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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1912)
a. I. DUCKWORTH Offlor, Water St. M. VERNON H. HUNKER Telephone No. 101 Lakeview Ice, Transfer and Storage Co j J. r. Itl'CKWOKTH, Manaokr Transfer and Drayage Ice Delivered IIAGGAGK AND 1IOVSKHOLD GOODS STOUKD J RATt-S Fl RNISHf l ON IIKMAND I aOST "OUlt CUSTOM KKS AUK OUlt ADV UUTISEHS" jCity Transfer R. M. BOLLER PROPRIETOR HAVINQ AN UP-TO-DATE OUTFIT I AM ABLE TO HANDLE ALL' WORK PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY. OFFICE AT KEENE & BARNES CIQAR STORE. PHONE No. 3J Piano & Safe Moving: a Specialty 1 LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Ilncorporared. A Complete Record We hare 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 Ter made In Lake County, and ever Deed given. Errors Found In Titles In transcribing the records we have found numerous mort gagee recorded In the Deed record and indexed; and many deeds are recorded In the Mortgage record and other books. Hundreds of mortgages and deeds are not Indexed at all, and . moat difficult to trace up from the records. We have notations of all these Errors. Others .annot find them. vVe have put nundreds of dollars banting up these errors, and we can fully guarantee our work. J. D. VENATOR, Hanager. WALLACE & SON (Wm. Wallace, Coroner for Lako County) UNDERTAKERS PROMPT ATTENTION AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Parlors, next door to Telephone Office WATSON BUILDING $995 Round Trip BEND TO PORTLAND FOR The Rose Festival ALL WEEK JUNE 10-15 Tickets Sold June 9, 10, 11 Return Limit June 17 IPC TeiA CENTRAL DREGOM LIKE , The Greatest Floral and Civic Carnival of the Year Pplendld parade, music, decorations, illuminations, water and field sports every day. Oregon Trunk Railway trains run dally without ehaoKe between Central Oregon points and Portland. Train leaving Bend 6:30 A. M. Details will 1 furnished on request. W. E. COM AN, Cen'l Freight & Pats. Agt., PORTLAND, ORE. J.H.. CORBETT, Aat., BEND, ORE. THE BEST LAGER BEER AND WHISKIES ' IN TOWN AT THE ' KENTUCKY SALOOM POST 2 KING. PROPRIETORS U ALTURAS WORKING ON RICHDEPOSIT One of The First Mines In The District Coming To The Front (Utah Crude News) C. W. CanHeld, president of Alturaa Mining Co.. and G. II. CanAeld, hit son, who is secretary of the company, were In Tine Creek Tuesday for sup plies. They are enthusiastic over the howing in the mine. The Alturaa waa among the flrit pro perties located in the dlatrict. The group ajrjtrefrates 110 acrea on Alturaa ridge in the geographical center of Camp High Grade and la aurrounded by the great mines of ths district. The main shaft is down 105 feet on a large vein the magnitude of which haa not been determined. A cross cut will be run from thia level to lemon strate the width. The entire vein is mineraiuea ana a ricn ore oody is an ticipated when the water level is reached. Another shaft la down 35 feet from which several tons of ore were taken that returned from S14 to $50 per ton. Numerous cuta, ahafts. etc, have disclosed good ore In many places. Ibe main shaft is equipped with a 6rst class Davis whim. Other im provements are a ahsft snd storage house 25x46 feet, one of the moat com plete assay offices ever taken into a mining camp, which ia conducted by G. H. Canfield, a graduate of the Vander Naillen School of Mines at Oakland, where John Hayes Hammond also graduated : also a good blacksmith shop nad barn. A force of five to ten men will push work on the property sinking on the main shaft snd cross cutting. The Alturaa i one of the great pro perties of High Grade. It has been worked to limited extent every year for the past six years snd has always made a satisfactory ahowing, the op erations having been carried on intel ligently and economically. New Enterprise Mr. August Doring and Richard Willis of Lakeview are completing their lsrge two story building near the comer ot Main and Garden streeta which will aoon be open to the public aa a bakery, lunch counter, grocery and meat market, with rooms on the second story. They have alao purchased 50 feet frontage on Main between State Line and Garden street, opon which a large structure' will soon be -erected to be used ss a furniture store. Mr. Willis left for San Francisco Monday to pur chase goods and equipment. GUIDE BOARD TO CAMP HIGH GRADE The Best and Most Logi cal Route to The Great Gold Camp (High tirade News) Take Rio Grande, Western Pacltie or connecting lines fur Doyle California Change to N.-C.-O. Ry. for New Pine Creek, Oregon on California line or take Southern Pacific or connecting lines to Reno Nevada and change to N.-C-O. Ry. to New Pine Creek. Thia brings you to a reautiful little city located at the Western base of the Warmer Range near the Eastern share of Goose Lake, in a valley of surpassing loviinesa and only six miles from the great gold mines of Camp High Grade. Thia la positively the best, cheapest, and most logical route. Ample accomodations in New Tine Creek for sll arrivals. HOAG'S CAREER AS TOLD BY RELATIVE His Untimely Death Re tarded Rush to Camp Lont; Atro Fort Bidwell Wins (High Grade News) The baseball game on Satruday be tween the New Pine Creek and PL Bidwell Clubs resultede in a victory fort Bidwell boys by a score of 14 to 2 The game waa played on the Ft. Bid- well diamond. The Pine Creek boys report fine treatment from their adver sartes and a royal good time. A return game will be played on the Pine Creek grounds in the near future The Big- Four (High Grade News) The deposit of rich gold quxrtz re cently opened up by John P. Bassler in the Big Four continues to be the talk of the camp. At a depth of 110 feet two feet of white and yellow partially oxidized quartz was broken into which runs from $50 to 100 per ton. The deposit is firmly in place and the broken condition of the formation above seems to have disappeared. All of the developed properties show this characteristic at the surface and the probability is that the cause of this was the violent seismic action during the deposit of mineral and the forma tlon of breccia which occurs in most of the veins of the district. It is proba ble that when water level is reached in the Big Four toth breccia and sul phides may be in evidence. Work will be prosecuted on the mine with energy. Distinguished Visitors (High Grade News) The California State Railway com mission spent Tuesday night at New Pine Creek. They came in from Altur aa where they held a session taking evidence in the matter of freight and passenger charges on the Nevada-California-Oregon railway. They will hold another session there in the near future to complete the taking of evidence. The commission consist of John M. Eshleman, president: II. H. Sanborn, rate expert: K. H. Thompson, chief engineer. They departed for the south on Wednesday morning train. Is there anything to ail tlili wrfrld that is of more Importance to you than food digestion? Food mut be eaten to tumuli) life and muat be digested and converted Into blood. When the dlgeation falls tho whole body luffuri. Chain- CHfJaJa's Tablet ar j . rtlioiial and reliable r.n Jonn.'iK-n-ioii .ej liir.reaKe the flow :i -Hi. r-'irit, )v ,:o.. . atremttien the itoin ati' and tone iii uiu' w.uile tllgcatlve appara tus to a natuiai and healthy action for sale kr ail dealer (High Grade News) Had it nut been for the audden and tragic death of Daniel Hoag, the famous Indian scout and prospector for whom the old Hoag district was named, the Warrter range would have recorded scenes and event of a busy mining csmp before Cripple Creek poured its golden treasures into the msrts of trsde snd commerce. This week New Pine Creek people bsve been entertained at Wendt's Ope ra House by the Margaret Ilea Co., of which E. II. Meade ia proprietor and manager Mr. Meade states that he is a grsndson of Daniel Hoag, the first diacoverer of gold on the Warner range in the CO's, and reiatea an interesting story of Hose's csreer and desth. In 1849, Mr. Mesde ststes, Hoag left his wife, two sons and four daughters on a farm In DeKalb county, Illinois, and crossed the plains and mountain with sn ox tesm to sesrch for gol The greet gold excitement wss on and Hosg wss among the most enthusiastic of the prospectors that startled the world with their rich discoveries. He lsnded at Maryaville, Cel., where be lived and mined in Yuba county 'for ten years with vaiying success. Hosg then csme over to old Ft. Bid well with W. B. Whittemore and four others snd engsged with the govern ment aa an Indian scout. He cessed writing to his family and theymourned bim as dead. His services in the em ployment of the government took him on hazardous trips in in the mountains where be divided his time bunting In disns snd gold. It wss while on these expeditions thst he discovered fstfi- lously rich gold qusrtz in the Warner range which he carried to Ft. Bidwell, showed to his friends and assured them that he would make them all rich. anoruv thereafter the Indians were reoprted to be getting ready to go on the war path. A detachment of sol diers wss sent out from Ft. Bidwell. with Hoag to set ss scout snd guide, to quell tne uprising. Hoag was riding fiftv feet in front of the squad when the sharp report of a rifle rang out and he dropped to the ground with a bullet in his head and immediately expired His remains were taken ot Ft. Bidwell and buried and a soldier arrested for complicity in his murder and confined in the guard house. That night the soldier escaped and has never been heard of aince. Two years ago Mr. Meade was in Fort Bidwell and heard the story of Daniel Hoag. That was his grand father's name. He made inquiry and learned that the old Indian scout waa bis grandfather. He immediately wired Mrs. Charlotte Kilts, his sunt and Hoag's youngest daugther, then living in Chicago. She came to Fort Bidwell and the two investigated the cane. They found that Hoag had willed most qf his property to W. B. Whittemore, now deceased, and that ths will had been denied probate in Yreka, the county seat of Siskiyou county, Cal., of which the present county of Modoc was then a part. Numeroua parties have searched for the ledge from which Hoag secured his Bonanza SDecimens, but none like tbem have ever been aeen In the district be fore or since. They ran up into the pictures snd were besutiful samples. And now while Daniel Hoag slum bers on bis couch of last repose In the Soldiers cemetery at Ft. Bidwell an army of prospectors are busy seeking to relocate the rich ledges he dis covered. Now I the time to get rid of your rbeuina- tlmn. You will find Chiimtjerlaln's Mnlineut woudcrfuliy effective. Due application will convince tou of Its merit. Try It. tor tale by all dealer. BIG FOUR STRIKE PLEASES MINERS Two Feet of Honeycomb ed Quartz Runs Well In Gold (High Grnoe News) The Big Four Mine which lays In the center of the district with the Seven Lakes Co. property on the south which haa an excellent ahowing for the de velopment done and who are driving a tunnel to cross a ledge some six feet In width which shows vslues from ft to $5 on the surface. On the north side of the Big Four lies the famous Sunshine m'ne which has shlped nd stored large quantities of very valu able orea in New Pine Creek. Aa my time was very limited I did not exam ine any ot the other mines m the die trit. Hut Mr. Hsler, of the Big Four being kind enough to let me make a thorough examination of the Big Four. The foot wall la perfect, but above the hundred foot level the hanging wall is broken, but going through the hundred foot level east I find a perfect hanging wall twenty feet Irom the main work ing shaft going east. I also find the hanging wall to bo perfect. But up to thia point the hanging wall was brok en. The ledge ia widening very fast since they found the two perfect walls the ledge ia In place snd la fast crowd ing out a phorphyry horse. The ore has shown a marked Increase in value aince encountering the permanent wall the ore at the present time csrryirg about 143 value and Increasing every day. Mr. Bassler expects to hsve his five tsmp mill in operstlon within the next two or three weeks then he expects to commence shopping and also driving the drift at the hundred foot level east and cross-cut the big phorphyry dike cornea fifty or alxty feet beyond. Mr. Bassler has the right Ideas and with time will make a wonderful mine out of the Big Four. F. L. McCready. A Gruesome Find (High Grade News) Not only yellow gold but the skulls of deed men ss well are found in Camp High Grade. Last week Gua Nugent and two com panions prospectors stumbled on a hu man head near the head of Crane creek, bout ten miles northeast of New Pine Creek. They kept the skull about their csmp for a few dsys snd on Mondsy brought it to town snd turned It over to Dr. O. rJ. Patterson. No other por tions of the skeleton were found by them snd they will return to mske further sesrch. On the left perietal bone waa an ob long displacement of bone tissue which had apparently shsttercd the outer tsble snd produced a depressed frac ture of the inner table, probably re sulting from a glancirg bullet. A little over the temple In the right aide of the temporal hone la a clean cut round hole in which a l caliber bullet fits oomtortably. Dr. Patterson's theory Is thst the victim wss a white person snd probab ly met with death by the bullet of an assassin from the evidence presented by the location and character of the marka on the of skull. Dr. Pstterson reported the mstter to the district sttorney who wilt make an investigation. DANGERJNDELAY Kidney Diseases Are Too Danger. for Lakeview People to Neglect Tho great danger In kidney troubles is that they get firm hold belnre the sufferer recognizes them. Health is gradually undermined. Deckache, headache, nervousness, lumbago, lameness, soreness, urinary troubles, dropsy, gruvel and Krlght'e disease, follow in merciless succession.. Don't neglect your kldueya. Help the kid neys with the reliable and safe reme dy, Doan's Kidney Pills, which has cured people right here in this vicini ty. N. Marchand, Warden Ave., Klam ath Falls, Ore., Buys: "About two years ago I first noticed symptoms of kidney trouble. My back pained me intensely at night, owing to too frequent passages of the kidney se cretion. Doan's Kidney Pills were finally brought to my attention and began using them. They restored my kidneys to a normal condition, stopping the pains In my bock. 1 give Doan's Kidney Pills the credit for my cure and highly recommend them to other kidney sufferers, " For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United Btates. Ttuniemlier the name Doan's and take no other. Puppies For Sale Puppies for sulo ha'f blood and fox hotiudH, guuraniml to be god trail ers and full of stamliiy. Prion f 5 each. 11. A. Utley, Valley Falls. A18-25 TMKAL Hrrilil.'nl , , M Ilium II . Tafl V Ire President , Jmi' , Hhet men Swretary ol stale. , . ,, I'liiimnh t t , K nog eWtetary of Treaaury franklin MecVelgh aecrelary nl-War Jrnl. II luikliiaon Attorney lietteral (liMiruo Vt NMrktlmm ruatmaitnr tionvral frank II, Mlti'limx' Sirtaryil Navy., timrge Vim I,. Mt k raiaty Intoriur W, A. flatter rtary ol Atirlnilliite Jnim VMIanu x-orrtr rr ol unimart'e.. . . . I hnilra Nagal CUIalJO'llo ... Char Ira Kiln aril V Mia 11 U. a Venalttll t tuiuilMlollfr . S, ItlKhariti U.S. Iul I oniinlMloliar ST1TS liOVi'Mtor Mwroiary ot State. frMurr attorney llonaral 4uet. I'tibtle luiirueltnn. , Hriiuvr Dairy ami food Oum... 0, S. Nattatnra. ...Oiwald Weal . , tii'ti Vt, oicoil , . .Ihita, H. Kar A, M.t rewliird I.. It, Aiili'rinau M . m. Imiuway . J. Vt. Ilaller ijoBamati ihiurun, it. tiro, fc. I liainlicrlalu tVt. ( , llawlvy j A. W, Utterly erraassuiusT K.8. Hess K. A. Moore K'late JsatliKi , congritaaoivn Chief Juallte I r, a, Moure I II. J. lo an ' 1 it. tl. Iiiirnvtt I I . A. M 'Undo alive jui.ktui niaraitiv 'urige Attorney. . Henry t.. Senn tl. V. fiitrteiidall LSUUMTIV f tint HenaUir 0, II. Merrymaa I r uuianap In r urn ii W I. Thorn pens U. S.LANU Of fit X artltur W. Orion free I' Croueiiillter ., Hegtaeer , .Ki-vultror ruHXsT OffU'K (lllbert U Union Siipervleor uraaing AMiiiattl Nelaon i. llllliuea. Nor malt Jattobaon. 1 1. 1. brvntiau ., . . ,. mrr.i Aulatanl foreel Clerk LA K K COUNTY Julae h ii. i - l-'lr ..... rw.riiu i1""" W HhukIm Ireuurer e n iki - eibo.il fUfl. j y. V.,IUU surveyor S, A. Muabett OiimuilMlouere I ' "'' I ., . I W , Amleraua (outily eutt'k luetxwlnr l. I'.fclalloy IUW K Of LAakVikW. K. E. Kltieba-t Mayor K, f. I lieneyi TVi1"1' Ouanollmeu l.r Ma field K. 11. emit m. Wallace Herardei I'll?.''. .... ... Ireeaurer l.AKkVUWCOMMaHLULt'I.UH l iealtleitl. ft L. Mr.tteB Ice maiden! Kim or C. Ahlalrow Swirlay .f. K , K.ereH Ireaaurer . fr,,,, hmjU Trueieee i. W. Jiuater, II. W . Murgea, W. I". Vt.ttifc CHURCH DlkiiCTORY flKST MkTtlODIHT I'll L' Kt II HV N I) A V teltuol at la . ui. freaoblug every Suudey el 11 a. m. ami Jtau p. m. fcirlh Uague every ttiudey eveiilug at :4. Vrayer Meeting Ttiura Jay at f :SU ti, m. OSuir meeting at :mji, m, uaUtee' Alt krery WttlneaUay at l:ju p. aa, Sveryuody vonllatly luvltvd to all r loe.. M . T. Vt IKK, l'ainir. riKKT HAfTlMT I III hi II Of l.Ak.VIf.v rreacning aervlce at II A M and 7:SU V M on Utaud ard Huu. Sttoday Hchmil al 10 A M. uulor ftwlely at list f al. Itaptlat Voting feuple'a l uion at S:Su f M on ra.-ti Nuuday. fraynr Meeting al 7:80 f M Wediieaday eve alng. KveryUMly invited to ettxtte all aer Vlcea, KkV. A. f.MlMMOKS CATHOUt; t IILKt liKVkKV Ml'NKAV MAHM at:U0and lua.iu.i Hoaery al T:u p.m. Maaa ou weekdaya at 7:uu a in, Servlrea In the New Church. MATU1A SCIIMITT, MJ. HKHT fHfcHH YTaKI AN CIIUKt II Of l..kk VlfcW. uiewta In the Maaoole Hall. Suuday Hrnmil at I0:U0 A.M.: Morning Servlraal ll:uu Kveulng Hern.e at 7:u. frayer Meeting on Wednoadeya at 7:HI P.M. All are cordially In- !"-' i KKV' W' H ''"V, ". '., I f ir. riHiiT BAt-TlHT IICKCII Of MMMtK 1.4 K K at New flue i.reg, On-gon. Preerhlng ear vloeaat It A M and 7:m M of eatjh Sunday of everv month. Huuday H hool at 111 A m. frayer Hervloe at 7:80 on Mgtlueaday evening of each weed. All are cordially Invited u tUiud i bo aervlwa. KKV. U K MKNDKRHON. LAKKV1KW IXIHJK No. 71, A. f . 4 A. M. Iliilda tatl uieetlnaa Haiurdav on or Ixdore full ItllMin. J.llll.r. Iflll U.H,h tl..,, tl - H.t.h April 27tb, May XMlt, June nu, till. Hpeuial von-Ulr April nih. May XMlt, June nu, lain. Hpeuia. nivrtluga upon call. gen,.raily Saturday even Inea. vlallln. t.r.,ll.rM u a.' I.,. iuvutm., . in. ( . n , uruill, BOC'y A O. 0. W.-1.AKKVIKW UHXIK NO. III. Met'U every eutxiud and Inuril) Thumlay ol ea-h month, In Maannic Hall, Ukeview. C'haa. Tonulugwu. M.W.i Wat. Iluntber, K, UhliKKK or HONOK-LAKKrillOHK U.tAit. No. 77, I. olll., A.O. V, W., Meela .irsi ana third Thurxlaya of each montb i mut Hall I Mary I'oal, C, ol II. J. Hulls Anner, L. of II.) Lore Snyder C. ol C.i Alameda Brown, Heotirder. I. O. O. P' LAK KV1KW lAIUt'K, NoToJl, I O. f meet every Saturday evening o i.l fellowa Hall, at 7:.lo o'cIih It, from Ooiuoui k to April 1, and at olcloi-k Iroui April 1 tt Vpi.'inbtir au. tl. U. Hernia, N. O.i .' . Chunoy, Sevrotary I. O. O. P,-I.AKkVlkW KNCAMI'.MKNT NO. I I. O. o. K,, meeM the flral aud third Tlttira day evening, of eac.b mimtli lu Odd f ellotva ilall, Ukt view. (.'. 1. Arthur. V. I'., A. H dammeraley, svrluo. HKIIKK A H UMXIK-I.AKKVIKW loiHiK. NO Krldayanf full utiiiilh in Odd fellow Hail, Mra Kella Clium-y, N (I; Mlaa litilao ftork man, Vn; Alloa Suutlug, Treaaurer) M. It. Muaa, Heo'y, O. K. S. OKIKNTAI. CHAKI KK, NO 0, LAtK. view, Oregon, Meet ou Tueaday, on or be lnre full moon and two week thereafter, In Maaniilo Hall, at 7: DO o'clock. Vlaltlug member are cordially Invited. ULI.1K UAUHIS, W, M, IDA UMBACH.Sevretar PROFESSIONAL CAKDS AHrHljirw?7n?r Attorneyat-Law Notary Public All Practice Except U. rf. Land Otllco Ilualhess. lj. P. Couu Attorney at Law and Notary Public WICE-Dalr Building. J D. VENATOIt Attorney at Law, Kaittl Hatters Meelslty Of KICK Daly Building. CHARLES UMliACII Land and Law Office Abstractor of Titles Kitabllahed 1KM Ukeview. Or W, I'AIR THOMPSON Attorney at Law Office to O. V, L.Co.'s Building. Lakbvikw, Oueoon CHiCHBTB :S PpS "iir fi it-x TPu-ei t'.l.l.a. i so., ., .. ' nit .t, Al.y, k.ll.1.1 i t:!LC':SIS LVLKYVVHCRS