at. . DUCK WOt TM
Office. Water St.
H. VKKNON H. HUMKtm
Telephone No. 101
Lakeview Ice, Transfer
and Storage Co
J. 1. IiUCKWOKTll, Manaokr
Transfer and Drayage Ice Delivered
It AG G AO K AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS 8TOKKD
RATK8 ri KNI8HBI OW DRMAXD
"OUR CUSTOM KU8 AUK OUR ADVERTISERS"
City Transfer
R. M. BOLLER
PROPRIETOR
HAVINO AN UP-10-DATE OUTFIT I
AM ABLE TO HANDLE ALL WORK
PROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY.
OFFICE AT KEENE A BARNES C10AR STORE. PHONE No. 39
Piano & Safe Moving a Specialty
LAKE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY
locorporared.
A Complete Record
We bare 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 ami transfer
Ter made In Lake County, and erer Deed given.
Errors Found In Titles
In transcribing the records we bare found numerons mort
ragea recorded In the Deed record and indexed: sod many
deeds are recorded lo the Mortgage record and other books.
Bandreds of mortgages and deeds are not Indexed at all, and
most difficult to trace op from the records.
We have notations of all these Errors.
Others an not flort them. We have pot bandreds of dollars
banting op theee errors, and we can folly guarantee oar work.
J. D. VENATOR,
Hanager.
WALLACE & SON
fWm. Wallace, Coroner for Lako County)
UNDERTAKERS
PHOMPT ATTENTION AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Parlors, next door to Telephone Office
WATSON BUILDING
$9.95 Round Trip
BEND TO PORTLAND
FOB
The Rose Festival
ALL WEEK JUNE 10-15
Tickets Sold June 9, 10, 11 Return Limit June 17
1
niiMFfllif
CENTRAL OREGDHUKE
The Greatest Floral and Civic
Carnival of the Year
Splendid parades, music, decorations, illuminations, water and field
sports every day.
Oregon Trunk Railway trains run dally without change between
Central Oregon points and Portland. Train leaving Bend 6:30 A. M.
Details will le furnished on request.
IV. E. COM AN, Oen'l Freight A. Pan. Agt., PORTLAND, ORE.
J.H.. CORBETT, Agt., BEND, ORE.
THE BEST
LAGER BEER
WHISKIES
IN TOWN AT THE
KENTUCKY SALOON
POST c KING. PROPRIETORS
County Court Proceedings
Conrlinletl trout lat week
prescribed in Sec. 3144 L. 0. L. which
it $2.00 per dav and mileage at the
rats of 10 cent per mile each way : al
to the cont of the board, from, and ve
hicle for eonveyng shIJ prisoner to hit
destination.
The amounts Incurred by P. D.
Keeder, as special constable with the
exception of "meals of defendant,
$100" should be disallowed for the
reason that he was acting in his capa
city as Deputy Sheriff and the as me
should be borne by that office aa here
inbefore given.
The claim of Mrs. F. W. Remington
tor $5.25 for board bill offices In esse
of State vs. C E. Shaffer la disallowed
for the reason that board billa are not
legal claim, except for prisoners,
while under arrest.
Claims were also ordered paid out of
the General Fund of Lake County, Ore
gon as by law provided, as follows,
to-wit:
Lakeview Herald Supplies and
Publishing 33 15
H. S. Crocker, For office sup
plies 43 00
A. A. Farrow, Justice fees.
State of Oregon vs. A. F.
Christen 2 70
P. J. Brattain, Juror duty State
ve. A. F. Chisten 1 00
M. C Currier, same 1 00
C E. Campbell, same 1 00
W. tl. Tucker, same 1 00
E. O. Lamb, same. . 1 00
J. J. Moore, tame 1 00
K. O. Buick, Constable fee,
State vs. Shaffer 6 00
P. W. Jones same 6 00
Flovd Graham same 4 00
W. D. West same 2 00
James Hayea same 2 00
G. W. Marvin Justice Fees ... 1 05
W. M. Dunean conveying pris-
oner T. B. Anderson to Lake-
view 52 50
G. W. Marvin Justice Feea
State va. Anderson 4 80
P. D. Keeder Meals for de
fendant T. B. Andersen 1 00
H. J. Bird-el witness, Justice
court State vs Anderson.... 150
F. W. Silvertootb. tame 1 50
W. E. Buick. Primary elee
tlon Judge Precinct No. 1,
two days 6 00
W. M. Duncan, same and de
livery of returna 26 00
W. D. West, primary election.
Judge Precinct No. 1, 2 days 6 00
Jaa. !s. Wakefield, primary elec
tion clerk Preoinet No. 1,
2 days 6 00
P. D Reeder same 6 00
J. S. Martin, same 6 00
S. O. Pease, primarv election
Judge one day Precinct No. 2
. 3 00
C. C. Harris, same and delivery
of election returns 17 00
E. D. Lutz, Primary Election
Judge, one day 3 00
F. W. Foster, Primary Election
Clerk, one day '3 00
W. D. Robinett, same 3 00
O. M. Johnson, same Precinct
No. 3 3 00
J. L. Hampton, primary elec
tion Judge, 2 days Precinct
No. 2. 6 00
W. H. McCall, same 6 00
G. W. Hannan, same 6 00
P. J. Brattain, Primary Election
Clerk, 2 daya Precinct No. 3... 6 00
W. W. Hampton, same 6 00
C. W. Withers, same and delivery
of election returns 15 00
R. M. Chandler. Primary, Elec
tion Judge, one day, Precinct
No. 4 3 00
S. P. Dicks, same 3 00
A. H. Barnum, Primary Elec
tion Judge one day Precinct
No. 4 3 00
J. S. Sbellhammer. Primary
Election Clerk, one dav Pre
cinct No 4 3 00
J. S. Branch, same 3 00
F. D. Loveless, same 3 00
W. B. Grisel, deilvery election
returns from Precinct 4 2 60
D. U. Cleland, Primary Election
Judge one day. Precinct No. 5
and Delivery of election re
turns 12 00
F. P. Lane Primary Election
Judge, one day, Precinct No.
5. 3 00
C. W. Dent, same 3 00
W. E. Schuster, Primary Elec
' tion Clerk, pne day. Precinct
No. 5 3 00
E. A. Pnday, same 8 00
T. J. Sullivan, same 8 00
J. F. Calderwood. Primary Eleo
tion Judge one day, Precinct,
No 6 3 00
J. N. Givan, tame 3 00
M. II. Caldwell, same and deliv
ery of returns.... 12 00
L. D. Fraxes, Primary Election a
Clerk one day, Precinct No 6. 3 00
F. B. Houston, same 3 00
J. A. Morris, same 3 00
J. F. Burgess, Primary election
Judge, two days Precinct
No. 7 6 00
R. A. Paxton, same 6 00
C. D. Arthur, same ,' 6 00
M. S. Barnes, Primary Election
Clerk, two days Precinct
No. 7....... 6 00
O. D. Morgan, same 6 00
P. S. Cummins same 6 00
T. II. Vernon, Primary Election
Judge 3 dayt, Precinct No. 7
K, D. Everett, tame
D. T. Godsil, asme
II. P. Welch, Primary Election
Clerk, 8 daya
Walter 11. Drenkle, aame
Frits Williams, same
D. Chandler, Primary Election
Judge Precinct No. 9, and de
livery of returna
C. L. Hecraft, election Judge
one day, Precinct, No. 9
Jas. B. Searing, aame
G. L. Holbrook, Primary elec
tion Clerk, one dav Precinct
No. 9
H. G. Weal same
R. R. Utley, aame
L. A. Carriker, lrimary election
Judge one day, Precinct No.
10 and delivery of returna
G. F. Arthur Primary election
Judge one day Precinct No. 10
J ait. MoDermott, same
F. S. Fisher Primary Election
Clerk, one day Precinct No. 10
G. A. Nelson, aame
J. A. Edmunsten. same
J. P. Duke, Primary Election
Judge, one day and Delivery
of returns, Precinct No. 11
H. Cook, Primary election Judge
one d a y
Carl F. Lue, same
G, H. Aldridge Clerk same elec
tion S. P. Vernon, ssme
Sam Cogburn, aame
P. 11. Mulkey, Primary Election
Judge one day Precinct No. 11
J. C Hotchkiea. same Precinct
12 and delivery of returna
F. A. Bauers, Primary Election
Judge one day, Precinct 12
J M Hammersley, Primary Elec
tion Clerk one day Precinct
No. 12
J. R. Barnum same
John Soott, same
John C. Green, Primary Elec
tion Judge one day Precinct
No. 12
Green Beard, ssme
A. W. Long, same
J. A. Pond, Primsry Election
Clerk, one day Precinct No.
12
F P Petit, aame and delivery
of returns from Precinct No. 13
A R Brown, Primary Election
Clerk one day Precinct No. 13
N T Hooeer Primary Election
Judge one day and delivery of re--turns
from precinct No. 14....
Wm. Stratton, primary election
Judge one day Precinct No. 14
J. B. Fox same Hall rent and ex
press on supplies
W. M. Crawford, primary elec
tion clerk one day
G. A. Bell, same
W. B. Hunt tame
6 00
6 00
6 00
00
6 (K)
6 00
7 80
8 00
3 00
8 00
3 00
3 00
5 40
3 00
3 00
3 00
8 00
3 00
5 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
300
3 00
5 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
28 00
8 00
27 00
3 00
0 25
3 00
3 00
3 00
RICH STRIKE IN
FAIRVIEW LODE
J. P. Branley Opens In
mense Body on Seven
Lakes Property
(High Grade News)
At the breast of the tunnel in the
Fairview, one of the Seven Lakes
group on Yellow Mountain, J. P.
Branley, the local manager, has broken
into a tody of white and yellow honey
combed quartz resembling ore from
the recent etirke in the Bg Four,
which adjoins this property.
Eleven different veins radiate from
a common center in this property only
fifteen feet from the breast of the tun
nel. The strike baa created much in
terest in the district. It is a practical
demonstration of the absolute merits
ot the camp under fair, honest and
systematic operations. It it proof that
High Grade is a real mining district
of unauestioned deposits of gold. It
silences the hammer of the knocker and
the croak ot the pessimist and piker.
It sets to rest forever ail doutt as to
the future of High Grade.
The magnitude of the ore body can
not at this time be even conjectured.
No man can see beyond the point of bit
pick. The strike it only 80 teet under
the turface. It Is in the center of a
great fissure and contact area. Great
mines are on all sides, some of them
among the best in the district, and the
Fairview is seeming common a center
for vast network of veins.
Mr. Branleytakeshis good luck mod-
etiy. He Is a practical man of good
common sense. His property is always
open to inspection' to the publio. There
is no concealment of property or pur
pose with him. He is In High Grade
to mine and to ship ore. He will make
a trial shipment from the Fairview toon
and if that does not pay he will make
another, but he is certain that if will
pay from the start.
It will only require a few Branleya
in the district to place Camp High
Grade on the map promsrly.
1 M Howell, a poiHilur driiuKlima of Green-
burKi Ky, ya. "VVe unm dutinuttrliilu'i Coutrh
Keuii-dy lu our owu liouin'buld. and kouvy It la
(rxci.'lluiil
A NEVADA OPINION
OF NEWTOWNSINE
Falrport Rocelves Praise
From Reliable and Im
portant Sourco
(High Grade New)
Nevada State Journal : A new town
on the N.-C.-O. has been named by a
reader of The Journal. When the rail
road, the general offices of which are
located in this city, decided to lay out
the new town, the subscribers of The
Journal were asked to auggest a name
for It. More than 500 complied. The
name of Falrport, submitted by ene
subscriber, waa aucepted and the town
will be known by that name In the
future.
Sunset Lake, on the banks of which
the new town ia located, la one of the
moat picturesque in the west. Reno
men who have been Instrumental In
bringing about so many Improvement!
In that section, are behind the new
town, and will push it to the front.
A pier 300 feet long will be built out
into the water, and Improvements of a
substantial character are to be made
that will attract attention to this
plaoe.
Tne country about Sunset Lake It
famoua for Its horticultural product.
The fruits from the orchards of the
Sunset or Goose Lake Valley region are
known well and favorably. The place
ia proctected from the chill winds and
while frosts have occurred in many
other sections, the blossoms ot the
Sunset region have not been damaged,
and all Indications mint to the fact
that the fruit crop will be of the Lum
per character this year.
It ia the intention of the men behind
the enterprise to out a large tract up
in the orchards, and to bring In a num
ter of settlers, to the end that the new
town will be one of the busiest places
along the line of the N.-C.-O.
The soil ia volcanic ash, and la
splendidly adapted to the growing of
fruit. It is predicted that thla aection,
within a short time will become fully
aa famoua as the Roeoe River, Hood
River or North Yakims.
The new town will not depend, how
ever, on the horticulture resources, lor
tributary to It there are nearly 50,000
acres of the finest kind of agricultural
landa.
Within nine miles there ia a stand of
2,000,000,000 feet of lumber. The till
ing of tne land the felling of the trees
and the development of the orchard
tracts will make of the new town one
of the best known along the line of the
road.
In addition, there are the mineral re
sources of the country now undergoing
tuoh rspld development. The new camp
of High Grade la located near here.
Some of the best known mining men
of the west are on the gruund and have
interested themselevs in this section.
The work of prospecting and develop
ment is in progress thciu at the present
time.
Ibis camp has had the tifect of at
tracting a great many tituple to' that
section, whom are favorably impressed
with the county.
A depot and hotel, together with
other buildings, is to be erected by the
N.-C.-O. R. K., and with other struc
tures, among which i the big pier, a
building boom of importance will te
inaugurated the promises to make it
one of the beat cities in that section of
California tributary to Reno.
OPPICIAL DIRIXTORY
MAYIOMAI.
rrral1nl Wlllam II. Tall
Vic. 1'ro.M.nt JampaN.HItiitaukn
StHtratnry l Mlala I'lillanilir C, Knot
Wtntary nl Tro.nry.,... .Franklin Mat'Valgb
iwcratary nl War. Jaonb B iHrklitaou
Atlnrn.y llanrral Uaorira W. Wirk.r.ltaaj
ro.linaaliir tl.n.ral Frank II, llllt'hnotik
taor.larynt Navy (loirs Von I Mayar
at ratary Inti'Mnr , W, A. Hah.r
Sot r.lary nl Aurlmtltm Jam.a W liana
Nwr.tr'jnl loinmvroa ( harlot Natal
Clilel Jtutloa Charlm kiloanl White
0. S. Van. Ion runiiulaalmiar
W. a, KMiarda U.S. Uu4 ouiliilalnnar
ST4TB.
ituaxrnor
itooraurr olHiala
fraaaurnr , ,,,,
Atl.irf.at. fft.n.r.l
' .iimi 1'tit.alM lit.i..nllnM
I'ruii.r
Dairy ml FixkI Oun
U.S. Hanalora
DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are Too Danger,
for Lakeview People to Neglect
The great danxtir In kidney troubles
is that they gut firm hold be fire the
sufferer recogulzt-s them. Health Is
gradually undermined. Backache,
headache, oervoueoeHs, lumbago.
lumeneHH, Horeoi'KH, urinary troubles,
dropxy, gravel and Krlghi's disease
follow In luercili'HH h Decent) ion. Don't
neglect your kldueys. Help the kid
neys with the reliable and eafo reme
dy, Doan's Kidney IMIIh. which has
cured people right here In this vicini
ty.
N. Marchand, Warden Ave., Klam
ath Fall, Ore., says: "About two
years ago I firHt noticed symptoms
oi kidney trouble. My back pained
me InteiiHoly at night, owing to too
frequent patwagHS of the kidney ho
oretlon. Doan's Klduey Tills were
finally brought to my attention and
I began UHing them. They rente red
my kidneys to a normal condition,
stopplug the pains in my back. 1
give Donn's Klduey Pills the credit
for my cure and highly recommend
them to other kidney sufferers,"
For sale by all dealer. Trice 60
cents. Foster-<lbnru Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Itemeiulier the name Doan's and
take bo other.
Puppies For Sale
I'liltnies for sale luilf IiIl.xI nn,l f...
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.CmjRCh DIKUCIUkY
flRHT MKTHOLllMT t lltKClf-HUNDA V
tooool at loa. m. Preaching a.ry htmday at
lit. m.iuil1:W. n. Kpoortb lasua ary
ooilay B.nlut at S.a. Vrayar alwim Toura
4y at T :A0 p. m. Choir amilng at S:aup. m,
uvllf AlJ kry Mvdnmlay at l:to . at.
srytody corUlally IbvIkkI lo all anrotcaa.
M.T. W1HK, Faatur.
flKnT HArTlHT Clll'hl M OF I.AkkVIKW
rrvarhlnf aarylca at HAM anl 1 :m Mm
lat and art! Sub. nuodar Hrbiail at Is A M.
;unlor Horlaly at ;au I'M. ballat Voun
Faopla't I Oloo at:uFMnn aa4 h Huuday.
Praytir Maeim at l.miVM Matluaaday aa
Blttg. KTarybod Invllrd lo atieti4 all ar
ftoca. kKV. A F. BIMMONS
CATHOI.ICI lll'Kt H-SVAKV M Ml AY Vtn
at l;Ou and 10 a.m.: lUaarr at T:au p.m. Maaa
on -kdaaal7:iia m. Hriylrr. la lb Hmm
Church.
MATHIAM HCUM1TT. J.
IKwr FKIUHYTICHIAN CIIURt H OF LAKK
VIKW. uicrta In Ilia Maaoale Hall. Huuday
M. hool at 10:00 A.M. I Morning K..rl.-. at 11
Kvrulni Hryt' at 7 :J. 1'rayvr Mavllng on
WliiMlayaaiT:.io P.M. All ar pordlally B-
VlUd. j"-v- w- 1'HVHIC, It, It., fa.u.r.
riKMT BA Fl'IMt I HL'KCH OF WMMK l td
t Kaw Flu crk, Urwu. rmtrhlug aar
fioea at II A M and 1 :Su M ol aeh Sunday
of ararv nionih. Huuday Hrhool at 10 AM.
Prayar Sorvlna at 7:Suob wailnriday vaulti
o' varb waatl. All ara cordially IbtIiwI lo
atu-nd i he aertlrra.
KKy. L. K. HRNItKKJtON,
..LOUPE , MRBCTOKY
LAKEV1KW LOIHIK No 71, A. F. A A M.llnlda
I. ld inrrtiuiri Haitird. on or Lclora lull
lauou. January t.ih, March Vnil, Marah Suth
April niL, May r tli, Juua twin, lilt, npnclal
ui.vtliiita upon call. gn. rally Haiurday araa
Inia. Vlalllng brvllirau w.lroma. W. Lair
Tbuuipaou, Vt. M. i A. W. OrUin. (yu'y
A O. L'. W.-LAKKV1KW LOIMiK NO. 111.
Mortaayary aavond and lourib Thursday ol
ttach month. In Mairtnlc llall, lk.trl.w.
I'baa. Tunnlugaaa. M.W.i Vtoi. UtinUtar, It.
0KOHKB OF HONOR-I.AKKHIIOHK Iaia.a
No. 77, I). ol II., A.O. U. W MsaU ..r.l and
third Tburadayaol eat h moiuli .1 amitu
Hall: Mar poat, Col II.; J. blla Aranar. L.
ol II. i Utra Hojrtlur C. ol C.j Alain.da.
HrowB, Rooord.r.
I. O. O. F -l.AKKVIKW UIIH.E, No. M. I u
O.K., nteuU avary rtalurday cvaulug
Ftllowa llall, at f:80o'clo k, Irom octtiiwi I
lo April 1, and at S olnlock from April I to
buiaitir MO. 1. 11. Haul, N. U.i .. .
i:iintiy, Hucr.tary
I. O. O. F.-l.AKF.VIhVt KNCAMPMKNT NO. I
1. O. O. V., nirata tba Sr.! and third Tttura
day e vnnlnna of eai li nioiitli lu Odd Kvllowa
Hail, Lakuvtew. (;. U. Arthur, O. P., A. II
n ammuraltiy, wrioo.
LF.HKK All LOIXiK-LAKKVUW LOINIK. NO
ft. I. O. O.F., niifl. Ilia atcoiid and lotirtb
Krldaya ol ra.h mouth lu Odd Pullnwa Hall,
Mr i-i'lla Client'?, N ti; Mlaa IaiuIbu Htork
man.Vi! Allua Hunting, Traaaururt M. H.
Moa.. beo'y.
O.K. 8. OK1KNTAL CHAI1KH, NO 6, LAKAV
yltiw, OrvMou. Moeut ou TuuaiUy.oo or Da
tura lull moon and two wuka luaroaltttr, la
MaaoDio Hall. at 1:W o'clock.
Vialtiug mamlMira are nordlally Inylted.
L1L1.1K UAUKIrt, W. M,
IPA UalBACH.nmirtttar
HROFE5SIONAL CAKDS
urlTuTrvvCtntTo
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
All Practice Eicept U. 8.
Laud Olllce UuslneaH.
L. F. Conn
Attorney at Law
and Notary Public
orncK-rMW buimi,,. or
J D. VKNATOU
Attorney mt Law,
ltud llaltera Mixtrlulty
OFFICE-Paly Hutldln.
QHAKLEH UMIIAC1I
Laud and Law Pftlce
Abstractor of Titles
Eitaultihad ISM lkwvlow, Or.
W, LA1K THOMI'KON
Attorney at Law
Office In O. V. L. Oo.'s Building.
Lakeview, Okjcuon
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