Lakevieiv Saddlery
A complete line of
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ettoK, etc.. etc.
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Kvorythlng In the
line of carriage
and horoe furnish
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by competent
men.
THE BEST VAQUERO SADDLE
ON THE MARKET
AHLSTROM & GUNTHER, Props.
Successors to S. F. AHLSTROM
BDS r0( TO
Rose F estiva
JUNE 10-15
Tickets will be for sale from all Stations on the
O-W. R. & W.
Juhe 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 1912
ONE and ONE-THIRD FARE for the Round Trip
A Program has been prepared which will surpass any former.
Arrange to spend a week in Portland, and a week at North
BeacA on the PaclBc. REDUCED FARES will he in effect from ,
Portland, and the O-W. K. A. M.' Excursion Steamers will be
making daily runs.
WM. McMURRAY
General Passenger Agent, Portand, Ore.
CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO.
P. M. CORY,
LAKEVIEW - OREGON
Operate. Stage, carrying United State. (Mail, Ezpro and Passenger m the
following rwiU:
ALTURAS TO LAKEVIEW; LAKEVIEW TO PLUSH.
KLAMATH FALLS TO LAKEVIEW
AUTOnOBILCS OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH THE STAGES
PARES: On Way Round trip
Klamath Falls Route $10.00 $18.00
Davis Creek Route .... 4.00 7.00
Rush Route 4.00 7.00
OEPICES:-
Lakavtow . Stag. Office
Plush .... Sullivan Hotel
Klaas.-n FalU . American Hotel
Davl Cack SUge Office
ENGINEERING, MAPPING AND SURVEYING
S. A. MUSHEN
County Surveyor
City Engineer
TOWNSITES SURVEYED AND
MAPPED
Land Reports Made
Blue Prints of Government Townships
THE
LAKEVIEW ABSTRACT & TITLE CD.
ABSTRACTS TO ALL REAL PROPERTY IN LAKE COUNTY, OREGON
Our Complete Tract Index
lnuri Accuracy, Promptnetm ana Reliability
Such an Index is the ONLY ltJLLMBLE svHtem from which an
Abntract can be made, showing all defects of title.
WO AISO Furnish' SURETY BONOS an
wwa ou rur , firm insurance
POSTOFFICe BOX 243 PHONE 171
AN OLD TIMER IN
VADES DISTRICT
Nomad of Many Camps
I Making Inspection
of Hlshftrade
Port land
(High Grade Newa)
A nomad of many campa in, piljrrl
mages to golden Mecca. W. T. lien
demon, I. here. He hat been ditto
many times before in the (treat camp
I of the Went. He ha followed the
trail tor gold from Roaita, Col., in
1875 to the golden shore of Sunset Uke
here and now.
Mr. Henderson operated in Leadville
away back in the blood-curdling times
when they had real men for breakfast
every morning. After that he was in
Silver Cliff when the Racine Bay was
making money like dirt for its owners
and when the Geyser mine produced
stuff that you could bend with your
hands
After that Henderson was feature
in placing Cripple Creek on the map
as the greatest gold camp before High
Grade. When the camps of Nevada
sent their messages of immense ore
deposits around the world Mr. Hender
son was there with his hat in one hand
and his pick in the other and he made
good in Uoldfield. Khoylite, Bull Frog
j and other camps. In this greatest
jcampofthein all Hendemon is plan
! ning to make this his final cleanup and
! retire for life.
llitlllet Girl In Llnrtln
A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, "I bad been
ailing for sometime with chronic roustlpstloit
and stomach trouble. I began taking Cham
berlain's sUomacb and Liver Tablet and In
three day I n able to be up and got bettir
right alorg I am the irounVt girl In Lincoln
to And uch a good remedy" Por sale by all
dealer
Hotel For Falrport
(High Grade New)
The plans submitted by the firm of
De Longchamps & Holdsworth of San
Francisco for hetel for Fairport were
accepted by the town company. The
plans provide for a thirty three room
hotel of mission style of architecture.
The hotel will have eighty feet front
ing the lake with a deep veranda along
the Iront. A spacious and beautiful
rotunda will appeal to the tired trave
ler with its beautiful linea and com
fortable and harmonious appointments.
There will be private and public baths,
a billiard room and a barber shop.
The dining room will have a beautiful
and unobstructed view of Sunset, Lake.
The building will be equipped and
wired for electric lighting and will re
strictly modern in every sense.
SUNSHINE STARTS
LEASJNGSYSTEM
Banner Mine to Inaugur
ate Work That Made
Cripple Oreek
(High Grade Newal
The new management of the Sun
shine will at once inaugurate the leas
ing system on the property. The mine
has been thrown open to the inspec
tion of the property and arrangements
have been perfected to lease tlocks
of the ground to responsible people.
This is a very long stride in the right
direction. It was leasers that opened
the bonanaa ore bodies ot Cripple
Creek and Goldtield. Many of them
amassed princely fortunea. Some of
them hav gone broke aa men do in all
buxiness ventures, but aa a rule the
lease played a safe and profitable
game. The best authorities on paoti
cal mining are a unit on the theory
that 'ha lease la the one indespensible
in every mining camp.
The leaner plays for certain profits.
He is not a priapeetor nor or a promo
ter: he is a gold digger. He digs where
he thinks the gold is. He prefers to
was'e a few hundred or a few thousand
trying to produce rather than to spend
a passing moment prospecting where
he doe not know whether it is or is
not. Leasing is a carefully systema
tized fearture of the miulng industry
which has produced mora real wealth
to both parties to the deal than ary
other phare of the ruining game.
The leaser gazes at the proposition
from the cold-blooded standpoint of
dollar and cents. With him it ia not
a matter nf sentiment, sympathy or
sensation : only so much for so much.
And the leaser generally wins.
SALT LAKE PEOPLE
DUyPROPERTV
Forty Acres of Rich Pat
ented Mineral Ground
In Gold Basin
n
2L
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1C
EXPERIENCED MINE
OPERATOR IN CAMP
Capt. F. L. Evans Repres
entlng Lake Superior
Capital Arrives
Capt. F. L. Evans nnd wife of Port
land, Oregon, arrived in camp on last
Sunday evening and have located
here permanently.
Capt. Evans has had a long and in
teresting career in the development of
the resources of the Pacific coast, be
ing both a civil and mining engineer,
having teen connected with some of
the big things of the country measured
from a financial standpoint. Both the
captain and his wife are proud ot the
title of "Boosters."
Their obiect in this camp is to assist
in its development in both mining and
agriculture or any public improvement
that will have a tendency to add some
thing more to the sum of human happi
ness, and tbey undoubtedly will make
friends with all and will assist very
materially in bringing about a system
of unification that will be geatly ben
eficial to our community, making their
motto in great broad letters read ''All
for one and one for all."
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE EXAMINER. I
Wedding: Bells
(Hltfh Grade News)
Mr. L. C. Vinyard and Mrs. Lulu
Reed this city were united in marriage
at the home of the former at 8 :30 p.
m. Wednesday by the Rev. L. Hender
son. After the ceremony the happy
couple and their friends were served a
dinner at the home of Mrs. Hattie
Follet, a sister of the groom.
Mr. Vinyard is an old resident of New
Pine Creek and Mra. Reed is a relative
nf the Cannons who have reaided In
the valley for many years.
Strayed From the ilolbiork ranch
on Hay Creek, last week, one light
bay gelding, with mealy none. Weight
about 1000' pound. Dim brand on
left ahoulder. Home had low build,
l.tavy it t and won vi ry fat. r'lr.di-r
inform i, L. Jlolbruok, Lakeview,
Oregon, who will pay them for their
trouble for recovery of home. JuO-tf
For sumnur,dlarrotie la children always use
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Ularrobea
Remedy aud cantor oil, and a speedy turelscer
tain For sal. by all dealers
(II iff b Grade News)
This week a deal has been doted
whereby A. P. Lisonbee and W. R.
Ruby of Salt Lake have purchased
from L. T. Henderson forty acrea of
patented ground In the fGold Basin
country near Willow Rancn.
The land comprises a number of
mineral dykes aod veina carrying good
values In gold, silver and copper. The
vein filling consists of red oxides, black
oxides, bromide of silver, free gold
and small pieces of copper. These
showings are all from outcronpioga
aud something sensational is expected
when greater depth ia attained.
Mr. Lisonbee has been on the ground
for two months and is now arranging
for active development work. Mr,
Ruby spent several weeaa In the dis
trict and made a careful investigation
before investing. He returnedto Salt
Lata last week to interest capitaliats
in the district.
Mr. Lisonbee has given bond and
lease on Golden Eagle No. 1 and Blue
Grouse No. 1 in the Gold Basin district
to W. W. Ruby and associates nf Salt
Lake. These claims are on the divide
between Myrtle Creek and Pleasant
Creek and present a most inviting
showing from the gmaa roots. Sam
ples taken from the outcroppings as
sayed $U80 at the assay office of W. S.
Moore of New Pine Creek and S12.60
per ton at the Utah School of Mines
labratory.
Gold Basin ia really a part of High
Grade proper. The area la expanding
with prospecting and development.
The dykes and veina of Gold Basin
are really more pronounced, better de
fined and more clearly manifested.
Keep Pounding Away
Every blow struck by a
good, snappy, convincing
ac'vtrMicment In this paper
STREN0THEIVS VOIR BUSINESS
Try Yfur Hut ut II.
IN THE SPRING TIME
Man, ns well ns Nature, must hnvc n new nrli.
Nature furnishes her own, but innn must go to
his Clothier for his raiment.
lie know that we can please yon
in this worlifs cxhihit of men's
clothing; you'll see here the finest
fabrics fashioned into perfect models
Perfect in tniloting as well. No tailor ean ex
cell the splendid workmanship displaced in every
carefully chosen g.trment. Come in and slip on
a lot of them you are nssuted of courteous
nltcntiou.
Lak;i:st am Nicwkst Stock
In Lak i:ii.w
The MATCHLESS STORE
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Fl'KNISlMNG Stoki:
J 2 Doors North I. O. 0. F. Itldg., Lakeview, Ore
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CUT I' KICKS ON
Clear Lumber, Mill Work
and Mouldings
FROM TIIK
FANDANGO LUMBER
COMPANY
YARD:
CenterStreet, Lakeview, Ore,
PROMPT SERVICE AND GOOD WORKMANSHIP
E. Arabolad & Co
General Merchandise
Ladles' and Gent's Furnishings
and Groceries
Sugar, perewt :. f7 00
Enl:iiM Coal Oil, cane JO gallons S-i.00
Extra Star Coal Oil, case 10 gallons 93.50
Star Coal Oil, case 10 gallons f.l.SO
Standard Can Corn, case 3 down S'JOO
Extra Stawlanl Tomatoes, cast 2 doten $H.2!f
Extra Solid lluck Tomatoes, cast 3 doten $4.00
SATISPACTIOS O.V ALL SALES ABSOLUTELY
GUARANTEED OR YOUR MOSEY CHEERFULLY
REFUNDED -;- GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER AND
BECOME CONVINCED OF THE QUALITY OF
OUR GOODS AND LOW STANDARD OF PRICES
New Pine Creek, Oregon
New Auto Line
Through Auto Stage Line just established by the
LAKEVIEW GARAGE, of Lakeview, and
PRINEVILLE-REDMOND AUTO CO., of
Bend, Auto will leave Lakeview every Tues
day and Friday at Noon, via Paisley, Sum
mer Lake, Silver Lake, Ft. Rock, La
Pine and Bend. The fares will be the same
as by train via Klamath ' Falls and one day
f horter. The Local Fares are:
Lakeview to Paisley $ 7 50
Lakeview to Bend 25 00
Lakeview to Portland 32 00
For further information, call up
Phone 782
THE LAKEVIEW GARAGE