rf. . DUCKWORTH
Office, Water St.
M. VKKHON M. HUNKKH
Telephone No. 10
Lakcvicw Ice, Transfer
and Storage Co
J. I Dl'CIOVOKTH, Masaokr
Transfer and Drayago Ice Delivered
BAGGAGE AM) HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED
RAT 8 ri RWISHKn OH DKMAJtM
"OCR CUSTOMERS ARE OUR ADVERTISERS"
R. M. BOLLER
PROPRIETOR
HAVING AN UP-IO-DATO OUTFIT I
AM ABLE TO HANDLE ALL WORK
PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY.
OFFICE AT KEENB ft BARNES CIC1AK STORE. PHONE No.39j
Piano & Safe Moving: a Specialty
LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY
Incorporared.
A Complete Record
We have made Kit entire transcript of all Record In Lake
County which In any way. affect Heal Property In the county.
We hare a complete Record of every Mortgage and transfer
erer made In Lake County, and ever Deed given.
Errors Found in Titles
In transcribing the records we bare fonnd nnmerons mort
gapee recorded la the Deed record and indexed; and many
deeds are recorded lo the Mortgage record and other book.
Hundreds of mortgagee and deeds are sot Indexed at all. and
moit difficult to trace up from the records.
We have notations of all these Errors.
Otbere annot floil them. We have pot hundreds of dollar
bnntlng rap these errors, and we can fully guarantee oar work.
J. D. VENATOR,
nanager.
City Transfer
ASSESSORS HELD
VALUED MEETING
Klamath Press: Count Assessor
Cant. J. P. Lee returned vesterdsv
afternoon from Salem, toners, ht t
tended the convention of count? as
sessors held there the 16th. Ever a a
aeaaor In the state, extent one. was at
this meet, the absent one belnff the aa-
aeaaur of Lake count, which shows
the interest taken bv these men in the
affairs of their several counties. The
assessors also met with the state tax
commmlosion. which held Its nice tins
on the 14th ami 15th.
Assessor Lee ststes thst fn his mind
it wss the best assessors' convention
he ever attended in this state and that
the aoirit shown there was that of
unitf . all takinir Oeeo interest in their
work and all DUllino together for one
common rood. He also said that he be
lieved the results would be beneticlsl
snd everlasting to the whole state. The
csotsin ssid he. seined a vreat many
new and good ideas snd thst he believ
ed tbst Klamath county would receive
no little benefit from this convention
if. for no other resson. thsn soirit of
working and Dulling together, wss
verv manifest.
A commmission was anpolnted bv
the atate meeting consisting of stste
senators and reoresentatives and the
stste tsx commission to investigate
and draft a bill to be oresented to the
next session of the stste legislature
for the Durooae of cutting otf the notes
secured bv mortgages and In its plsce
tn create an income tax law of the
atate. Tbia commission also drafted
another bill which will cause household
goods to be exemnt. un to a certain
amount, household goods from assess
ment, with the exception of rooming
houses and hotels. The limit of value
on household goods will be 1500. This
bill's aim is to help the poor man or
the man of limited resources.
Captain Lee also aaid thev went
through the state oenal institution and
the state asvlum. He ssid thev are do
ing a great work down there and the
Denitentiarv csDecisllv showed more
imorovement than anv other institution
of like nature that he ever bad occa
sion to visit. Of the asylum he ssid
thev were doing a greet work there
but that thev were handicapned be
cause of the reason that thev have been
left out of the state apurourlations and
consemicntlv have teen unable to so
comnlish what the could have, had
thev received this monev. He ssid
thst Dr. Stlneran l the others In charge
seed encoursgement from the people In
order thst thev ma handle this Instu
tion in the best no si hi a manner. He
also ststed thst 146 of the Inmates of
the sTlum are working, making shoes
and other artlc'ee.
The csotsin In concluding dwelt on
the fact of the klndlv feeling and the
"pull together" smrit manifested and
he oreJIcts a great Imorovement all
over the atate along thla line aa far aa
the assessors are conrerned.
Advertised Letters
J R. Morgan. W. L. tlreen S. Flovd
Mc'fimmnna, W. II. McQueen. Wukailo
.inaievich. Charley WOlcooks. M. &
Menilec O. A. .Miner. Mitar Koiich.
Wukoiilo K. Maievlch. E. Salet.
Victor Revmond 2. John Sorholus 6.
Fredrick R. Klein. Wallace Tlnotevich.
Mrs. Msr Hsrrinaton. Nikola I.
Strugar. Miss Anna Tracy. Mrs. Listie
Fox. Charlie Fauaon. Jovo Kovacevlch.
Jss McKelorv. G. Miranda, Jose
Reves. Chaa. Fanner. Mrs. II. E. Vln
vsrd, Mrs. John and Jane Williama.
Msiss Radoniic. Dick East burn. W. P.
Davica 2. Dan P. Cremln. Edward
Lane, Paddy Preen. Mr. Britt. (iasoer
Miranda 2, Clay Kinney 2. Comer i
Jenlandvs, A. C. Horton. Jr. 2. R. C. !
Hepler 2, J. M. Henson. L. Nichols. !
Kobt. O'Brien. Lee Woolwlne. O. J. '
Kellogg. Dan Ashlev. R. L, Miller 2. 1
8. Mottis 2. Miss Msrv
Msrta 3. Fannie Jones,
send. H. A. McDanlels.
Dhv, Philio Musics. Mr.
a C. Wvlie,
E. Shelbv.
Noles. J. C.
B. J. Town
Miches! Mur
J. Russell 5.
Mitchell Stanley. Thos.
Frsnk Klmsev 4. Mrs.
Everett Allen. John 1). Pipkin. Miss
Mav Racb. Thos. DehTendefer. Thos. N.
Forester. O. R. Rrown. Thoa. Osskett.
Mrs. Wm. Rurch. Wm. Psul King 2.
Walter Kinghwanev. Tom Halav. John
Knowies. Mont Lamb. W. J. McCarn.
Gen Haaking.
Registered Letters: Luis Bogdon.
Elnov Delois, Andrew
Luis
mith.
Krdcntar bublU, lc of outdoor rxvrolM,
In.uflluleot muililou of food, oontlH.mloti,
s turfwd llvur, worry sad smlrtjr r the iimat
common nun of stomaon troubles Correct
Tour bablu and taks Chtmburlaln'i Siouiarh
snd Liver Tablets and jroo will soon be well
again For tale by all dntlcri
Last week a disastrous storm swept '
over the southern statea and thoussnds'
of dollars worth of oropertv was destroyed.
BEFORE BUILDING
OUT PRICKS ON
Clear Lumber, Mill Work
and Mouldings
FROM Till;
FANDANGO LUMBER
COMPANY
ADDKUSS:
WILLOW RANCH, CAL.
PROMPT SERVICE AND GOOD WORKMANSHIP
The Proof of tho Pudding
Is In tho eating of It. Have you tried our make
of Sugar-Cured Hams and Bacon, also
our Home Made Mince Meat?
THEY WILL 8TAND THE TEST
Goose Lake Valley Meat Co.
WALLACE & SOW
Wm. Wallaoo, Coronor tor Lamm County)
UNDERTAKERS
PROMPT ATTENTION AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Parlors, next door to Telephone Office
WATSON BUILDING
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
BLOCK
Signal
system
IXSUItES
ALL
POSSIBLE
SAFETY
Itecord of Unlou - South
ern Pacific in 11HO
Figures compiled by
tin railroad show that
during 11H() nut a single
passenger Mas killed on
the Union Pacific, South
ern Pacific or Southern
Pacific linen in Mexico, a
total of 17,700 miles.
During that period there
were carried on thene
lines an aggregate of
40,401,000 paHHengers,
or, iu other word, .',
000,000 passengers were
carried one mile.
Thin 1 the re mii It of
electric block signal and
other safety deiccs, and
Is believed to hate no
parallel In the railroad
world. San Francisco
Call.
1, jr"x iLf IPlj
mi MRE
JLI1CE1
a5ESr
SUNSET
IOGDEN & SHASTA
ROUTES
Cf WAY
MADE SO ;ilY A PEKFECT SYSTEM OF ELECTUIC BLOCK SIGNALS CAREFUL CONSTICUCTION HEAVY It AILS STONE BALLAST
STEEL BItlDGES STEEL COACHES. TKAVEL MADE CO.MFOHTABLE BY STANDARD SLEEPEKS, ODSElt V ATION-LI Bit A It Y
C'AKS CHAIIt CAItS, TOUItlST SLEEPEItS AND A PEItFECT DINING HEItVICE
DIRECT CONNECTIONS AT RENO, EAST OR WEST
YOUR. CHOICE OF TRAINS:
5
Daily
Yains West
Truckee Rosevllle Oakland
Coalfax Marysville Stockton
Auburn Sacramento 5anJose
San Francisco Intermediate
Bakersfield AND
Los Angeles Points
No. 23 Leave RENO 7.45 pm
9 1 2:50 am
" 3 l:42 am
I 4.0S am
" 5 9-02 am
Arrive San FrancUco 7:30 am
" 10:iO am
" " a:5() pm
3;iO pm
" 8:30 pm
ALL TRAINS CARRY
PASSENGERS
Sleeping Car on TRAIN 9 stands in front of the
RENO Depot and may be occupied .
any time after 9 pm daily
Daily Trains East
Winnemucca Cobre Ely Ogden Chicago Intermediate
Elko Wells McGill Denver Washington AND
Golconda Deeth SaltLake Omaha New York Points
No 2 Leave RENO 8.3O pm Arrive Ogden
" 4
" 6
" lO
Motor
No. 24
9:40 pm
8 2O am
iOOO am
i:00 pm
9:45 pm
Fallon
Goldfield
11.5O am
4:35 pm
5:20 am
5:30 am
4:00 pm
9:30 am
STANDARD PULLHAN
AND
TOURIST SLEEPERS
ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS
RESERVATIONS MAY BE MADE IN
ADVANCE BY flAIL OR
TELEGRAPH
FOR. CONVENIENCE TO THE PEOPLE ON LINE OF N.-C.-O. R.Y.
WE HAVE ARRANGED TO PLACE A STANDARD PULLMAN SLEEPER, DAILY, IN FRONT OF OUR DEPOT AT RENO WHICH IS PICKED UP
BY THE FAST MAIL TRAIN (No. 9) BUT HAY BE OCCUPIED BY PASSENGERS ANY TIME AFTER 9 P. M. Thus giving opportunity for a lav
over of SIX HOURS to those desiring to spend a little time in RENO. THOSE WISHING A CLOSE CONNECTION MAY DEPART ON TRAIN No 23.
AT 7:45 P. Al. IT SHOULD BE REMEMBERED ALSO THAT TWO FIRST CLASS TRANS-CONTINENTAL PASSENGER TRAINS EAST BOUND
PASS RENO AFTER THE ARRIVAL OF N.-C.-O. TRAIN, AND BEFORE 9:40 P. M. isuuivu,
' For Reservations or Information as to Rates, Passenger or Freight, Apply to N.-C.-O. RY. Agents; or to
J. M. FULTON, District Freight and Passenger Agent :: :: :: :: :: RENO, NEVADA