INDIAN TROPHY SHOW IS BEST
HISTORICAL COLLECTION. MADE BY WOMAN AMONG EIGHTEEN)
The land show at the Coliseum, Chirapn
had the greatest individual collection of
beaded-buckskin wearing apparel in
the world. This included historical
war dress worn by Old Si-Veh, Lrltle
Flume, distinguished warriore of the
Blackieet Tribe in Glacier National
Park.
The exhibit, which formed a pictur
esque part of the Glacier National par!:
booth, is the property of Mrs. Margaret
Carberry of Blackfoot. Mont
Mrs. Carberry devoted twelve years
of her life In the I'niteJ States Indian
service as a Bchool teacher. She has
been twenty-two years gathering the
2.244 articles of Indian wearing ap
parel, every piece of which has been
worn by an Indian.
Trading Woman, as she is known
anong the Indians, made her collec
COURT PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from last week)
James Wakefield for road
work
J. ti. Martin for road work
Theo. Finley for road work
Verney Finley for road work
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Dick Allen for repair road
tools 13
W. V. Duncan for hauling
culverts
Creed Pendleton Sr. for road
work
Carl Pendleton for road work
to be paid out road fund
Dia. No. 9
Li;ht & Harrow for road
work by t'liaa. Cleland act.
General rond iUDd
A. W. Dunning for road work
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The Examiner Publishing Company
has one of the most exquisite and
most complete lines of Import
ed and Domestic Calendars
ever introduced into this
section of the country
for inspection
If interested, Phone 521, and
we will have our sales
man call and show
you samples.
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LAKE VIEW, OREGON
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IKllit, Al LUUSfcUM, CHICAGO
tion among eighteen tribes In New
Mexico, Arizona, Nebraska. Wyoming
and Montana. She has the gala and
ordinary attire which were worn by
the tribes of the Sioux, riogans, Chip
pewa, Modoc, Commanche, Shoshone,
Arapaho. Mokl and Cheyenne nations.
One of the most prized things In her
collection is the complete "full dress
suit" of the lato Little Plume, a noted
warrior, which was worn for the last
time by Little Flume in the Roosevelt
inaugural parade in Washington.
Little Flume was proudest in this at
tire on that occasion when President
Roosevelt saluted him as the Indian
chief passed he reviewing stand be
fore the Great White Chief of the
nation.
This Is the first time Mrs. Carberry's
exhibit ever was displayed. The
General road fund
C. C. Harris for road work
to be paid out of road fund
1 50
of road Dist. 2
25 00
Chewaucan Merc. Co. for road
work to be paid out of road
fund of road Dlst. No. 3 ... 2 60
B. W. Farrow for road work
to be paid out of road fund
of road Uit. No. 3 12 10
The report of V. W. Payne, County
Clerk, showing that from November
2, lal2 to December 23, 1912, both
dates inclusive, he had paid bounty on
046 coyotes and 81 bobcats amounting
to $1581, was examined, found to be
correct and the scalps and front feet
destroyed, as by law provided.
In the matter of the transfer of
money from the Koad fund to Dist.
No. 1, ot Silver Lake. Oregon, and
from the General Fund to the County
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Smithsonian Institution has endeavor
ed to get possession ot the collection,
but Trailing Woman nould not sell a
single in cousin. She does not even
attempt to Sx a financial value on it.
In fact, she is so solicitous about the
safety of the collection that she In
sured It for $15,000 against Ire and
Ixiuls W. Hill, chairman of the Great
Northern railway, who induced her to
bring it to Chicago, agreed to hire
twojiiniit watchmen to guard it before
plio would even consent to ship the
BturT to th Chicago show.
Tin1 seven Blackfoot Indian who were
guest at tho land show took turns
staying in the booth to keep an eye
upon thi passing throngs during show
hours.
Ther a one string . f ISO elk teeth
In tho collection.
Schoool Library Fund:
It is hereby ordered mat the I'ountv
Treasurer be, and he is hereby directed
to transfer from the General Kond
Fund to Road District No. 1, of Silver.
Lake the sum of thirty six dollars and
eighty seven rents, tha t amount having
been overdrawn from raid Koad Dis
trict, and further that the paid Treas
urer trarsfer from the General Fund
to the County Library School Fund the
sum of one hundred and fifty dollnfn us
by law required.
In the matter of the cancellation of
Scalp Bounty warrant No. 985 :
1 his matter coming on at this time
to be heard, and it appearing from the
evidence of J. D. Venator, Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney, and W. B.
Snider, Sheriff and F. W. Payne.
County Clerk, that said warrant whs
procured to be issued through fole and
fraudulent representations nuvle by
L. W. Crump to tne County Clerk;
and the Countv Court being fully ad
vieed in the premises. It is hereby
ordered that said Scalp Bounty War
rant No. 985 issued to L. W. Crump
on the 27th day of DectroUr, 191S2, for
86 coyote skin9 and 3 bubcat .skins,
totalling S 135. be ami the same is
herety cHiieelleo in its entirety, and
the same is hel l for naught.
Court adjourned to meet December,
31, 1912, at 9 o'clock a. m.
County Judue.
In the Countv Court for the State
of Oregon for Lake County, Tuesday,
December al, 1912.
Court convened pursuant to adjourn
ment with same officers present, when
the following proceedings were had to
wit :
In the matter of the claims against
Laae County, the following claims
were examined, allowed and warrants
ordered drawn in the manner provided
by law, in payment of the same, as
follows towit :
To be pai I out ot the General Fund
of the County :
V. B. Snider eanli advanced
Trixv MeVey fur clerical
UHrU'ai.ce r) 00
W. B. kuidercaHl) advanced
fur telegrams, Htamp, etc. .';' 35
Bunk of I.akeview cuhIi ad
vanced lor work on Court
House S 70
T. B. Vernon clerical aa-int-
ance in clerk's ami anneM-
or's olIiceH !h' 0C
F. W, I'a.vno e'erieal aanint-
mice stanipH, tel-pbbue, etc. 121 SO
"lurence I'. Snider cleilcal
a-Klntanct' In Hlierlff'H olllce 3o 00
Ll rbt & Harrow for board of
primmer 1 35
A. L. Thornton fur supplies 2 75
Glaari A 1'rudliome Co. fur
supplies 1 15
I.uklh-w Harare Auto Co.
liii.-iuline fur u' lu painting
Court Home . 2 75
J. 11. Au'en (or Mupplle 12 95
Tho. i". 1'urrell fur art!t-
n new In eaovax if ye in-nil
election Votes J 00
Win Wallace, name 1100
Lakfrtow lino rtk F.lactrle
Co. telfphon uiMtaaK 1'X
Jinlli llwiaoo M
l H ft. II
for itip-
, : 75
I I'ix-i I'. Wllllta for conduct
log teacher 'a examination... U 00
J. Q. Wllllta for travelled
exp tife'H 00 00
P l. Baxter for carpenter
ork In clerks olttre 3 50
A. J. Kottler for MMtag 1 00
l-Mfcevlew Mercantile Co. for
Htpplle 200 6.1
Sheldon S. Thayer Ornml Jury
wMiieaa II 00
Klua-r Henderson .Mitt tie
court wltneH 4 B0
William Wallace JiMhm fees 10 (O
Mauley W burton constable
fn 1 10
Lilhura Morris Juatlce court
wlinemt 1 10
Ktban Allen aame 1 NO
Mrn Ft Kan Allen aaniM 1 SO
Chester Yates name 1 10
O. F. Cady Justice fee 4 00
II. A. Chapman countable, fcea 22 60
A. II. OtiUMtcad Juatice court
Juror 1 00
'in. Menken nialer same 1 00
I.. B. CtinrH-H aamo 1 00
B. F. WriKt same 1 00
V. W. Klce Hni 1 00
A Men Wright same 100
St. Joseph Inland J.ixiicp
court witneNH 7 50
Mth. St. JoHcivh U land same 7 50
Albert Brook aaiiie 8 50
Archie Warner same 12 70
T. K. Bernard mippllcH 31 20
In the matter of the official bonds
of the following County officers, towit:
F. W. Pajine, County Clerk : K. O.
Ahlstrom, County Treasurer: W. B.
Snider, Micritf; W. B. Snldur. as Tai
Collector: Wm. Wallace Coroner: C.
E. Olive.-, County School Superinten
dent: A. J. Foster, Assessor; and S.
A. Mushcn, County Surveyor.
It is hereby ordered that te otfioial
bonds ot the following County ofneara
te and the same are hereby approved
towii :
F. W. Payiw county clerk In
the amount of 10,000 00
F. O. Ahl.troni county treas-
uer In thv amount of 75.0OO 00
W. B. SnUler Hlierlft In the
amount of 10,000 00
W. B Solder tax collector
in tlie amount of ... 10.000 00
Wm. Wallace coroner in tint
amount .f :i,000 (H)
C. K. (Hirer cnunty achtpol
eupt. la the amount of ... 1,0(X) 00
A. J. Foster annrHHur in the
amount of 5 0o0 DO
S. A. Muslim rounty hut- 5,Wi0 00
veyor in the amount, of... 5,000 00
In the mutter of t lit re-lnalem of
TIioh. S. Farrell an Juntlee ol the
Pence for the town ol Lakevlew, It In
hereby ordered that the lecluatlun
ofTbonS. Farrell a Jitlee of the
Peace for the town of I.akeview, Im
am) the same Is heteby accepted.
in the matter of the appointment of
a Justice of the Faace for the town of
Lakeview, Oregox :
It is hereby ordered that Chas.
L'mbach be, arid he iff hereby appointed
as Justice of the Peace for the town
ot Lakeview, Oregon,
'thereupon cuurt adjourned for the
term.
Cuunnty Judge.
Beit remembered that a regular
term of the County Court of Lake
County, Oregon was begun and held at
the Court House in Lakeview, Lake
County, Oregon, on Thursday January ,
i 2, 1913, w tih bfiicers present as follows :
Hon. B. Daly, County Judge; C. A.
Kchart and F. K. Anderson. County
Commissioners ; r . W. Payne, County I
Clerk; and W. B. Snider, Sheriff ;j
when the following proceedings were j
hud, towit:
In the matter of drawing a Jury Lint j
for the year of 191.'!, the Court having ,
examined the names which appear on '
the Assessment Rolls for the year 1112, J
as to the qualifications of such persons i
for jury duty :
It is hereby ordered that the jury!
lint drawn by the Court in the form
and manner required by law, is hereby
hied as the jury list for Lake County,
Oregon, for the "ear 1913,
In the matter of Petition of John B.
Elder, S. P. Dicks and forty-rive other
free holders of Lake County, Oregon,
renidinv in Road Districts, Numbers 3
I and 4, of said Lake County, praying
j for tne location and establishment of a
i County Road, described as follows :
Commencing at the NW corner of
the NF1 of the SKJ of Hcction 7 in
Township ?,( South, Range 21, K.
W.M. and running thence along the
most practical route in a general
northwesterly direction, and on the
South and West side of the fences
of the Chewaucan Land & Cattle
Company, and also those of H. A.
Brattain and ot the estate of T. '.
Brattain, deceased, ando.er Tucker
hid to the Southeast corner of the NWj
of Section 20, Township 34 South
Range. 19. K. W. M all in Lake
County, Oregon.
This matter coming on regularly to
be heurd xt this tune, aul it appearing
to tne tl r f ftion of the Court that
the said petition is signed by forty-
seven free hoi lent, of Lake County,
Oregon, redding in Road Districts (
Numbered 3 and 1 of paid Lake County, j
Continued on pugc 3
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TUB OI.DRHT KMTAIil.lHllirn HKAI.TY
PI HM IN MODTIIKHN URKUON
ONE TO 12,000 ACRES
OF LAKE COUNTY
BEST LANDS
For twit vlthrr for tork or MtrrL
culliirnl purHun.
J. W. MAXWELL A SON
LAKtVIIW, OKMOOM
J. L. LYONS, U. U. 3.
' DentUt
Office In Watson's Block, Lake
view, Oregon
Klafet Toar'i tpvrlvnu In Mlhi.
WradaaM mt InlTanuy ol Mktblaat.
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
THROUGH TRAIN TO
PORTLAND
Laavai Bend 6t30 A. M.i Rodmond 7i1S A. M.
Arrivm Portland Bi30 P. M.
DIRECT CONNECTIONS
FOR '
LI Mi TED TRAINS
TO
Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Minneapolis, St. Paul
Chicago, Detroit, Omaha, St. Louis, Kansas
City and All Points East and South
Via ( North Bank Road, Northern Pacltlo and Croat
Northern Railway.
Faro, Mchodulo and detail will be tuppllod on requeat.
W. D. SKINNER. Con. Frt. &. Pa. Aat.
J. H. CORBETT, Aat., Bend, Oregon.
CONSOLIDATED STAGE CO.
p. m. co?r, (.
LAKEVIEW - OREGON
Operate 5tsgit, carrying I'nllrd 5tatri MslU. I!iprre and Pasaengera i
following rout:
LAKEVIEW TO PLUSM
KLAMATH FALLS JO LAKEVIEW
Airrorioiiii.i? oitkathu in coisni'ction with tmi; 3TA0K5
PAUBAi On Way Uuuni trip
Klamath Falla Route - - - $10.00 $18.00
Pluah Route 4.00 7.00
OI HCKS:-
l ak.tUw ..... 5taK (Hk
PlHb .... Kulllvan HoUl
Klamyih Tall . . . . Amrrlian MuUI
SHAMROCK STABLES
CON BREEN, Proprietor
StcciuI Attention to Trnnsiint Stock
Horses Ilonrdcd hy the IK'ty, Week or Month
Always Open Phone 1
LAKEVIEW
Lakeview Steam Laundry
HARRY C. HUNKER, Prop.
We jjivc fllicitnt service and do
food work. Send your
washing and jjivc
us a trial.
TELEPHONE No. 732
We arc now ready to roll your Barley at any time
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IN TOWN AT THE
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POST 4 KING. PROPRIETORS
A WANT AD IN THE
Lake County Examiner
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