4
. P. DUCKWORTH
Office, Water St.
Lakeview Ice, Transfer
and Storage Co
J, V, IVCKWOHTll, Managkii
Transfer and Prnyage Ice Delivered
BAGGAGE AM) HOUSEHOLD GOODS 8TOKF.D
RATKS rVRNISHKO ON DEM ASD
OUK CUSTOMEIIS
City Transfer
R. M. BOLLER
MAV1NQ AN UP-1 0-DATE OUTFIT I
AM ABLE TO HANDLE ALL WORK
PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY.
OFFICE AT KEENB BARNES
Piano & Safe Moving a Specialty
LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY
Incorporared.
A Complete Record
We have made an entire transcript of all Records In Lake
County which In any way, affect Real Property In the county.
We have a complete Record of every Mortgage and transfer
ever made In Lake County, and ever Deed given.
Errors Found in Titles
In transcribing the record we have found numerous mort
gages recorded In the Deed record and indexed; and many
deeds are recorded la the Mortgage record and other books.
Hundreds of mortgagee and deeds are not Indexed at all. and
most difficult to trace up from the records.
We have notations of all these Errors.
Others annot find them. We have put hundreds of dollars
bunting up these errors, and we can fully guarantee our work.
J. D. VENATOR,
WALLACE & SON
(Wm. Wallace, Coroner tor Lako County)
UNDERTAKERS
PROMPT ATTENTION AND
Parlorv, next door
WATSON
The Proof of the Pudding:
Is in the eating of it. Have you tried our make
of Sugar-Cured Hams and Bacon, also
our Home Made Mince Meat?
THEY WILL STAND THE TEST
Goose Lake Valley Meat Co.
NEVADA-CALIFORNIA-OREGON RAILWAY
Daily Service Reno to Alturas Except Sundays
CONTINUOUS SERVICE ALTURAS TO LAKEVIEW
Train No. 4
leaves Lakeview at
arrives Alturas
leaves Alturas
arrives Reno
leaves Reno
arrives Alturas
leaves Alturas
arrives Lakeview
S. P. COMPANY'S TRAINS
No. leaves Reno for
" 3 leaves Reno for
" I leaves Reno for
" s leaves Reno for
" 23 leaves Reno for
" 4 leaves Reno for
. " 2 leaves Reno for
" 6 leaves Reno for
" lO leaves Reno for
C.
San
M. VKRNON H. HUftKtH
TelephonA No. 10
A HE OVtt ADVEItTISEltS"
PROPRIETOR
C1QAR STORE. PHONE No. 39a
flanager.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
to Telephone Office
BUILDING
ioopn
4 55 p n
5 2() a n
6 05 p n
8 f5 A M
9 so p n
7 3.0 A n
II 25 A M
LEAVE RENO AS FOLLOWS
Francisco at . 1 2 sO A fl
San Francisco at . i 42 A 11
San Fransisco at . 4 (15 A M
San Francisco at . 9 02 A fl
San Francisco at , 7 45 P M
Eastern paints at . 9 25 P M
Eastern points at . 8 3O P M
Eastern points at . 8 2O A fl
Lastern points at . lO 00 A M
W. CLASS, Agent, Lakeview, Oregon
TO CHARGE TOLL
THROUGH CANAL
The bill for the government of the
Panama canal tone and the operation of
the canal has been a Breed uonn bv the
house committee on Interstate com
merce. It Rive the president authority
to fix tolls within certain limitation,
a maximum of SI. 25 a ton belnar pre
scribed, with the minimum not below
an amount sufficient to maintain ami
operate the canal. No preference will
be riven American ships.
Ships owned or controlled by rail
roads and ouerated with Intent to re
strain trade, ships ene-ared in anv
agreement, or a "shlo ring" or com
bine under the terms of the bill, will
be prohibited from casting throueh
the canal.
The bill was adopted In committee
tv a vote of 14 to 4. It ratified and
legalized all work done bv executive
authority since taking over the cone.
and defines snd leaarhzes the courts un
til changes bv subseauent legislation.
There will be a minority report on
the bill. Kenresentatives Knowlsnd,
of California. Broussard. of Louisana.
Calder. of New York, and Doremouua.
of Michigan, dissent from the toll
charges.
Export No Arms
President Taft has signed the joint
congressional resolution making; it un
lawful to export arms or ammunition
to anv American country where anv
domestic violence exists, and imme
diately afterwards issued a proclama
tion declaring; that since such domestic
violence has been found to exist in
Mexico, all federal law officers were
enioined to prevent violation of the
resolution. Violation of the neutrality
laws becomes a misdemeanor, punish
able bv a Bne of $100,000.
All the defendants indicted for vio
lation of Federal statutes governing
transportation of explosives must go
to trial in one esse on October 1. ac
cording to the final ruling of Judge
Anderson after be had heard arguments
of attorneys for the defdtise on mo
tion for separate trials. The Govern
ment will go into the trial on the con
tention that all the defendants eauallv
are guilty, whatever the extent of in
dividual participation may have been.
said District Attorney Charles W. Mil
ler.
At a conference participated in bv
President Taft. Senator Crane of
Massachusetts. Director McKinley ot
the Taft Campaign Bureau and Seere
tarv Hilles. it became known that here
alter the literary end of the Taft
Bureau would not indulge in person
alities. nor in Mttacks on Colonel Roose
velt or the men who are supporting
him. President Taft insisted, it was
ssid. thst this method of attack be
abandoned.
If you hve trouble in getting rid of jour cold
yon may know that you are nut treating It
properly There la no reason whys cold should
haug on for weeks and It will not If you take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy For sale by all
dealers
Madras Pioneer: J. E. Bsddingfield,
and wife returned last week from
Southern Oregon. He comes home
enthusiastic about the desert land to
be obtained in that section of the
State, having acquired all he could
take himself in the Chewauoan Vallev.
just south of Paisley. As soon as he
can close his affairs at Madras, he will
return to the new country, and make
his home.
KEEP THIS
It may contain helpful information
regarding Special Meetings: ami the
On the Receipt Certificate Plan, the going ticket Is Hold at the regular oneway first claws rale, the purchaser Is given a receipt certificate, which when
signed by the secretary of the meeting for which tfie rate Im granted and presented to our ticket aent will entitle the holder to rte of one-third
fare on the return trip.
ON SALE PROM CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA WEST AND SCUTH OF AND INCLUDINQ HAZEN, NEV.
TO
liakersfleld dl.
Berkeley
Eugene Ore.
Fresno Cal.
Fresno "
Pacific (Jrove "
Falo Alto
Palo Alto "
San Diego "
San Diego "
Stockton "
Fallon 'Nov.
Seattle Wash.
I liakurHfleld (Jul.
I Berkeley "
Fresno '
Fresno "
Long Beacli
Los A neeles "
PaHadcua
Del Monte "
j Del Monte
Portland Ore.
San Diego Cal.
Hams Barbara
30 day rouinl trip tickets are on
238 CENTER ST,
MUST HAVE WARM
CHICKEN HOUSES
Wh many poultry housea fail to
meet the requirements for protection
to egg producers, and the main oolnta
which should be observed in building
hen houses, are told by I'rof. James
Drvden in one of his circular bulle
tins. "The purpose ot housing fowls Is to
increase productiveness," ssvs i'rof.
Drvden. "A little shelter from the
cold winds and storms will add to the
comfort of the fowls and therefore to
the egg yield. A cold wave means
a check to eae yield, and the reason ia
probably because the change meana a
audden demand for increased fuel or
food to keen uo the heat of the body.
and the food that has teen suing into
the making of eggs will be drawn uoon
for that purpose. It is the food that
furnlshea the heat."
Too great difference in the tempera
ture of the house bv night and dav la
given as the principal reason whv manv
houses fail. A house with double walls
and windowa will never fail to be warm
or dry without articfiial heat, which
' has not vet proven practicable.
"The main requirements of a good
poultry house are: good ventilation,
for fowls require much more fresh air
than other farm animals: protection
from cold winds and storma. "ssvs
Prof. Drvden. "Fowls object to cold
winds." Unless the hen is provided
with shelter where she csn scratch and
exercise she will not be productive.
Activity la the life of the hen."
THREE-YEAR BILL
IS
The Borah-J ones homestead bill has
been favorably reported to the House
of Representatives by the public lands
committee and will probably be enacted
into law thia session of Congress.
The bill was amended bv the House,
but these amendments will be accept
able in the Senate. Instead of grsnting
a six months' leave of absence each
year, the bill provides that the "sett
ler or his family" shall reside upon
the land at least seven months in each
year, and before final proof ia made a
habitable house must be erected on the
land bv the entryman.
No provision has vet been adopted
reauiring anv specific amount of culti
vation, this subject being still open,
but an amendment has been agreed
uoon making the bill applicable to all
pending unoerfected homestead entries,
so thst. if it is passed, homesteaders
now striving to comply with the law
mav secure title after three instead of
five years residence.
Alturas New Era : We are Inform
ed that the office of the Bidwell Gold
Nu urged was closed last week, and
that the paper is not to be published
in the future. This paper was recently
purchased from E. U. Franklin bv four
teen of Bidwell'a prominent citizens,
and it was the general opinion that
they would conduct the paper in sucn a
way as to advance the interests of their
section of the county. It looks verv
queer that a number of men should
purchase a newspaper merely for the
purpose of preventing its further putll-
cation. Is it possible thttt the Nugget
was giving too truthful a version of
local events to please everyone?
SPECIAL RATES OF ONE AND 1-3 FARE
HADE BY THE
SOUTHERN PAOFC
FOR THE ROUND TRIP TICKETS SOLD ON THE RECEIPT CERTIFICATE PLAN
DATE OK MEETING
Pit JANIZATION
Knights of the Royal Arch
IntorccholuMtle Field Meet
Pacific Indiana
Society Diana
Spanish War Veterann
V. M. C. A. Student Confer
Pacific Asbii. of Scientific Ho.
Stanford luterscholaHtlc Meet
Order of Amaranth
MiiHorilc Oraud liodies
(1. A. It.
Kopuli. State Con v.
Nail. Elec. Ahho.
May 13 to 18 Inclusive
April 27
June 24 to 28 '
April 17 to 20 "
May 6 to 9 "
March 2-1 to 31 '
April 4. .1, 0
April 13
April 10, 11
April IS to 20
April 8 to 13 "
May 6
June 10-14
FROM CALIFORNIA POINTS
May 20 to 2H Inclusive
Juno 24, Auk. 3 "
Alay 14 to 17
Judh 20. July 3 "
My23to2ii
March 12, April 2....
April 4 to 7 "
April HI to IS "
May 21 to 2.1
April 1.9 to 20
May 14 to 1U "
May 7 to 11 "
Fraternal Order of EagloH
Hummer Scsmon U. of ('.
Ancient Order Foresters
California C. E Union
State Hunker's AMMOciittlon
He veil til Day Advontist
Rate Convention Y. M. C. A.
Medical Mo. State of Cal.
' !al. Druggist Assn.
Ainer. Institute Elect. Eug
Knights of ('oluinliiiH
Mate Oon. KoreHters of Amur.
sale at all times us foil wm
FOR FURTHER INFORMAIION APPLY TO AOGNTS OR
DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT
AYER SAYS "LOOK
OUT FOR TEDDY"
Portland Telegram W. II. Ayer.
chairman of the Taft committee, has Is
sued a circular letter to the Taft com
mittees throughout the state to point
out the position of Roosevelt in the
campaign. In relation to the third term
precedent. - In the letter Mr. Aver
calls attention to the varioua state
ments Roosevelt has made on this sub
ject in which. In the past, ha stood
against third term campaigns. The let
ter further auotes the Indorsement,
which Hoosevelt gave to Taft and tells
how it has been the custom of parties
to give a aecond term nomination to a
retiring President. In conclusion Aver
savs:-
' 'Theodore Roosevelt on manv oc
casions promised his fellow cltlxens
that he would not be a candidate. The
aneation Is on everybody's Hot: What
I made him change his mini? Why did
' he do It? Cannot the anawer be found
In his character? Of a strong and im
! petuou nature, with unahounded con
1 fidance in himself and his destiny; of
'an imperious disposition, his is not
, i'jnt the character that our forefathers
hsd in mind when thev wished to pro
tect the country against the possibility
of a third term? If the Tove of office
and the passion of power made Roose
velt break his promise, what guarantee
have the people of this country thst he
would not do the same thing over
again? If he were to announce to
morrow that he would not be a candi
date for a fourth term, would anybody
believe him?"
N.-C. O. ASKS FOR
7 CENTS A MILE
Reno Gazette: Taking advantage of
an Interstate commerce commission
ruling, refusing to compel the railroad
to reduce its freight rates tccsuse its
1911 esrnings were less than those of
11)10. the Nevada-California and Ore
gon railroad, operating between Reno.
Nev.. and Lakeview. Ore., haa now
come forward with a pet I Ion to In
crease the passenger rste per mile to
seven cents between all points In Cali
fornia. The state railroad commission
on Monday named Mav 21st as a hear
Ing dste.
The application for a 7-cent rate was
a big surprise in railroad circles, the
more so because the road hss asked to
establish the same rste between Neva
da points. The Nevada-Calitornia-Ore-gon
has suffered financially because the
Western Pacific has diverted much of
its business through Dovle. Ihux de
priving the Nevada-California-Orttfon
of the lung haul through Reno. A con
venient train time hour and not service
la the appeal to the traveling public
to use the Nevsda-Callfornia-Oregon.
and. as a consequence, the railroad asks
for the 7-cent rate. Should the appli
cation be granted, the passenger rale
will be one of the highest in the United
States and th maximum in California.
Should it be denied, the railroad plans
to petition the Interstate commission
to establ sh their mileage rate between
Nevada and California points.
The Associated Oil Company's steam
er. Kosecrans went ashore at Gaviota.
Calif, last week during a terriffi:
storm. There were 30 abroad the ship
and all were rescued but two.
SALE and (iOLNU DATES
May 3 to IS Inclusive
Aprill7to27
June 14 to 28
April 7 to 20! '
April 20 to May ! "
March 13 to 31
March 24 to April (I.. "
April 3 to 13 "
March 31 to April 11
April 5 to 20 '
March 2H to April 13 "
April 211, Ma.vti
June 1 to 14 "
May 10 to 2(1 ...
June 14 to Aug
May 4 to 17
..ItlClllHlVC
J line 111 to July
3.,
May 13 to 25
March 0. April 2...,
March 21. April T..
April (1 to H
May 11 to 2.1
April tl to 20
May 4 to 10
April 2i. Mav II ...
Keno to Sacramento ami return
Iteno to Han Francisco and return
TO PROMOTE THE
BERRY INDUSTRY
Corvallia, Ore., March 1(1. In an
effort lo save the currant and goose
berry Industry, now almost complete
failure In some parts of the state be
cause of a flv Infesting the bushes, A.
I.. Lovctt of the crop uest staff will
experiment this summer with snrsy
which has proven effective In killing
the Mediterranean fruit flv In South
Africa. For three years Prot. liallv
has experimented with this eurav In
Cane Colony, and ssvs thst the fly eats
it readily. It la composed of three
ounces of lead arsenate to two and a
half pounds of auger and four gallons
of water, and ia applied just at the
time the uetsls fall. Mr. Lovctt will
apply a second sprav about two weeka
later.
Prof. Lovctt will spend practically
the whole of the summer on this ex
periment and other Inveatlgstfons of
Insect pests In tho orchards and gar
dens in the Portland district. He went
to North Albany last week to plan the
summer campaign against the cabbage
and reddish maggots, and to Investi
gate report of a aerious Insect pest
which is Injuring tomato seed.
8. P. Excursion
The Advertising Association of Ssn
Francisco will leave San Francisco on
Mav lltn for Dallas, Texas, traveling
via Southern Pacific, D. A R. G.. Union
Pacific. St. L. A S. F.. to attend the
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Milium vwu vuiitiiHi ui kiiv n,miivu
Advertising Clubs of America. (0 be
held at Dallas. May 19th to 24, 1912. ,
The Association and their friends
from California and Nevada will make
thia trip in one of the highest tvoe of
trains ever assembled, and it Is the aira
of the Southern Pacific Co., to make
tnla the finest excursion that ever left
the Golden State. The train will con
sist of: One dynsmo baggage oar. one
dining car. one seven-compartment. 2
D. R. Sleeper, three 14 section Draw
ing room sleepers, one observstlon car.
This will aofTrd an excellent oppor
tunity for members of the Association
and their friends in Nevada and Cal
ifornia to make the trip moat comfort
ably. The schedule of the train will allow
one dav for sight seeing at Salt Lake
Cltv. about thirty hours at Denver and
about twentv-llve hours at Kansas Citv.
It will be one of the finest excursion
trains ever run from the West,
The Supreme Court has held that
the owner of a patent has an unre
stricted monopoly uoon all articles
used in Its oueratlmi. n.tv fix its price
and prohibit its uu, am! thereby laid
down a broad prinrioui of doubtful
application to manv of lm C5n crr.meiit
important anti-trust ruits ui.ice involve
questions of putcnt right. As con
strued bv the majority of the court,
the decision in the p itent lnvv will
resch out to include within a patent
every conceivable thin: used in every
American home.
The moat eiiiiimun cau o I imniil is
illiHirili-rs of the t..mi..i .iinl r U.n
Sluinaih ami l.lvur Talil-ts cot tocl thfis dis
orders and enable you to for lo by all
dealers
Clarence 8. Dsrrow. former chief
counsel of the McNamara brothers,
will be placed on trial Mav 1. on the
charge of having bribed jurors in the
case of the confessed dynamiter. James
B. McNamara, now aerving a life
term in Han Quentin.
Certificates Honored for Ret-
May 13 to 23 IiicIumI
ve
April 27 to May 2 ...
June 24 to July 8 ...
April 17to2
May tl to 14
March 23 to April 5
April I to 11
April 13 to IN
April 10 to 1(1
April 1.1 to 2.1
April 8 to 18
May (I to 11
Jut e 10 to 111
May 20 to 81
Juno 21 to Auk, K..
May 14 to 22
June 20 to July 8..
May 23 to 30
March 12, Ap-I17
April 4 to 12
April HI to 23
May 21 to 30
April 10 to 2.1
May 14 to 2.1
Mav 7 to 10
.Inclusive
W.40.
113.40
RENO, NEVADA
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