Lake County examiner., February 13, 1913, Image 5

Real Estate For Sale and Its
PRODUCTS
KJ-incli dry Wood, at our Wood Yard, per cord, $7 00
4-foot Limb Wood, at our Wood Yard, per cord, 5 00
I'otntoes, delivered in town, per sack 1 00
Hay, in Harn at our Ranch, per ton 7 00
About fit) tons of Hay in stack, per ton 6 00
"We Sell The Real Earth"
O'NEILL & DUNLAP
GENERAL
REAL ESTATE
Lakeview : Oregon
More Bargain
fust received, for quick sale, some of the best Valley Land
at the following bargains, viz., $12.50 per acre:
AO Acre in Hectlon.10, Township 39, flange 19
33() " " 22, " 39, 19
l " " l, " 39, " 19
240 " 28, " 39, " 19
160 " " 2fl, " 38, " 19
At 312.50
Per Acre
Xnlic County Cramtncr
TIIUUHDAY. FKIUltMHY 13. IMI.1.
BRIEF MENTION
Vlentini Hi the Post Olllce Store.
For nili' 100 ton timothy liny ut
I") per ton. MCully rnnch. 2t
Manuel Handera came in I "ft week
from his sheep camp on the desert.
If you want to sell your timber seo
H. A. Utley, opposite Herald Office.
W. Z. Moii. a Warner Valley bual
tii'iimin, ii spending the week !n Lake-
Halnlcr niada J.iUcvifW fumotia.
1 1 unite fur rent, apply T K. Hr
nnrii
Kaloler mi (IraiiKht or in botllea (it view.
th Urew-ry. 2t i A complete line of Eastman Kodaks
1100 n-w Hnilth I'n-tulor tviH-writer ami supplies ran be found at Snyder &
firl.V). Scull. A. Utlt-y, Lukeview. ' Kevmdds Drug SU.re.
Oregon. H.l-tf ! a nice line of hair gooda juit arrived
R. II. Rogers returned thii week ; Including the syke knot come and aco
from the Paisley country where b has them at Smith's Millinery,
been engaged in making a aurvty of ' xv nanka and county officials office
the proposed Tucker Hill road. ' with closed yesterday in Laaeview in
Male Fine, "Chlco." Frank and O. obcrvance of Lincoln' a birthday.
W. Wortman, Warren Laird and Wilbur! Coming to the Variety Store, an aa
Laird are over from Warner Valley aa sorted line of embroidery pieces, era
wltnesaea In the preliminary hearing, broidery tatting and knitting thread,
of the State vs. Joe Fine case. , you Ptn hgve B uiti iklft drepi or
The Cimpbells in Lskuview hsve re-' evening coat made by men tailors made
reived news from Dallas, Texas of the to your measure at Smiths Millinery,
late death of Jamea Gilchrist. It will A. Hiebcr left Monday morning for
be remembered that Mr. Gilchrist and San Fiancico where he goes to pur
tamily spent several weeka here last ,rmno the Spring stock for his store.
Fall. j 0 expects to be absent about two
Gil Arthur, Chaa. NeUon and James weeks.
MrDermott were among the Wet Hide; i'erh.Pi one of the most Important
representatives who ppnt Saturday In llu uf eglllB,on before the atale body
town. They aay the scarcity of rabbita u ,he , prov(ijnK for the ateriliz
in that eection Is very noticeable since ,ljon of cr mi)tt ,nd degenerates. It
tne many drives. i has psssed the House with an o?er-
Reports from the ilerert are to the whelming majority,
effect that there will he scarcely any The House of Kepresentstives have
Iohs whatever among sheep, and with pasHed the bill making hobitua' erimln
favorable weather for lambing sheep- u th()M wnQ have heen enU.n,.ed
men will mnkc another good clean up ,ntt,e lme, l0 the ttste penitentiary
during the coming season. ,or cclnnijUjI1 felony, doomed to
Last Saturday had the appearances hfe imprisonment,
cf being the t.usicst day In Lakeview Wncn , ch((1 dlc1 , the ute ()f
thua far during the Wirter. The day Oregon leaving property, the mother
was excellent overhead and as a con- jll precede brothera and sisters in the
sequence numerous piopl a ere in from rjKnl of inheritance, is now a law by
the country doing their shopping. virlue of nBV(l,K pHMd both houses
Sam. L liailcy and A. M. Jllsrdisty ' nd rccieved the governor'a aignalure.
Sunday made a trip to Mr. Hsiley'a, The 10.toom residence next to Lee
timber claim in the mountama eaat He., former,y occupied by Loren
of town. They report plenty or .now in iUjlcy be fof renl ,boul Aprj, ,t
the hills, in some places it being sever- For partlPull,rg address T. V. Hall,
al feet deep, while on an average they ,-re N Y ,w UfH(1 Med Scnoo(
estimate it nt about three feet. New york Cjty or ,ce Snyder & Hey.
J. J. Monroe an enterprising rancher nobis,
and blooded chicken fancier of the Mr. and Mra. C. W. Weyburn were
Willow Ksncn riihtrict was a buainess made happy lust Monday night by the
visitor in Lukeview over Sunday. Mr.
Monroe is partial to the Huff Orping
ton atrain and thinks they are the
chickens best adapted to thia valley.
By a vote of 38 to 17, with five mem-
arrival of a fine baby boy in their
family. The birth nccured at the Mrs.
N. A. McCudry place and Dr. B. Daly
was the attending physician. The
family is reported fas getting along
tiers absent, fenator Thompson's vetoed mue'y-
t ill confirming title to certain awamp The kidney h are working contwsntiy
landa in the etate passed the lower day and night they are filtering the
house. The bill had already passed timid ridding the ayatem of imcuri
the Senate and with this final action ties. When they weaken, strengthen
will become a law, regardless of the
governor's veto at the laat aeaaion.
them with Nyal'a Stone Root Com
' pound. Sold andguaranteed by Snyder
Willie Harvey, had tre misfortune Kyr.iJ-
laat Sunday to lose a valuable horse. I Dr. R. E. L. Stiner, superintendent
from what was pronounced to be ' of the state asylum at Salem, received
chronic kidney trouble. The animal very high praise in the report of the
waa driven in from the Dry Creek dam investigation committee from the leg
last Friday by J. W. Wheeler, and ialature. The report declares the
after reaching town was taken with committee found admirable conditiona
enlic which developed into kidney of order and cleanliness, with indica
troublu with which the horse was aaid to . tiona of efficient management,
have been afflicted before. . Tf)e revolution ,n Mexico h tglcen
The Reverend Sherwood L. Grigsby ; another Impetus. The army rose in
ot the Presbyterian Church has been 1 revolt in Mexico City Sunday and took
installed as pastor of the First Free- 1 posseaaion of the public buildings, shot
byterian church In 1'endleton. Kev. idown federal adherents in the streets,
Grigshy haa a long and highly creditable releaaed General Felix Diaz, leader
record as minister of the gospel. He of the Vera Crus revolt, from prison,
was formerly pastor evangeliat of the ; and practically captured the Mexican
presbytery of Southern Oregon, and canitol. Two hundred people were re-
spent about a month In Lakeview last
year.
An act which waa passed by the Nev
ada legislature laat week and which
will become a law after January 1,
ported killed in the skirmish.
Due to work done by the Consolidated
Stage Company all the roada. into Lake
view over which that company is handl
ing mail contracts, have been opened,
i;15, requires aix months' residence ' and Agent Fuller informs th Examiner
where both parties live in Nevada, j that echedule time is now being made,
and one yeara' reaidence where only The Flush road waa moat affected by
one lives in that state.'befnre a divorce the heavy snows and for a time the
can be obtained. The hill met with I mail waa carried on horseback but the
much opposition and carried, by a
majority of only eight votes.
L. G. Thoma and family returned
last Thursday evening from Oakland
where they have been the pant aeveral
weeka. Mr. Thomas also visited a bro
ther in San Jose while away who he
had not seen for several years. He
stated that they witnessed some very
cold weather around the bay cites and
that it snowed while they were in Oak
land. They were all glad to get back
to Lake County.
The funeral ceremonies over the body
of Geoigo Parker, who died very sua
regular conveyance haa teen resumed.
Wm. Smock came in last week from
Abert lake where the Chandler sheep
are being fed. He says there Is but
very little snow on the "lower desert"
and that indications are very good for
the sheen coming through the Winter
In splendid shape. He sava on the
higher parta there is more snow but
does not anticipate any danger for
stock anywhere on the desert.
The Hotel Morse, at Alturas, haa
been leased and will be known now as
the Hotel Modoc. R. R. Rice and 11.
R. Crisler are the new proprietors.
donly laRt Thursday morning of heart j and they will condunt the Hotel in a
failure, were conducted in Lakeview j strictly first cliiss manner, says the
CiOSBlg
Beginning Monday Morning, Feb. 17th
IE Will Close Out Our Entire
Stock of Men's Furnishings,
Clothing, Hats, Caps Shoes
at prices that will mean a big
saving to you. Watch Windows.
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR BARGAINS
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Sunday afternoon. Services were held
at the gravu. It was firat expected
that the expenaea woulrt bave to bo
net by the county, but the deceane.1
inan was given a very respectable
tunural by friends who defrayed all
(he coats.
Alturas Plaindealer. Botn young men
are known in Lakeview having been
for some time connected with the N.-C.-O.They
have leaned the dining room
and the bar aa.well as the Hotel and
will in the future give especial at
tention to uking care of traveling men.
Rainier on draugth at the Hotel
bur.
Our fashion book iust arrived for
siiits, skirts, dresses and coats. We
are ready to take your measure at
Smiths Millinery.
The rabbit drive last Thursdsy west
of town presumably closed the driving
season. About 2000 bunnies were kill
ed at the two drives that day. With
the large quantitiea of rabbits that
have been exterminated this Winter
it is not expected the pests will do
much harm to this year's crops.
The cold weather period still contin
ues in this aectoin,. The thermometer
drope to a rather low point every night,
but is followed each morning with a
bright sun and clear sky which gives
us a supply of ideal Winter weather.
The snow is going off slowly but stead
ily with all moisture seeping into the
.ground.
J. B. Brnsnan, Ned Land and Nick
Kennallv are over this week from the
Lava Beds country southwest ot here.
They report over two feet of snow
on the Lava Beds a circumstance that
haa not ocourred in aeveral years. All
sheep in that section are being fed but
as there is plenty of hav no danger in
the loss of stock is feared.
Dan F. Brennan, local clerk in the
Fremont National Forest office, was
very pleasantly aurpriBed last Thursday
night by the arrival of his father, D.
P. Brennan. Mr. Brennan Sr. comes
from Holvoke, Mass., and will visit with
his son for several weeka. This is his
first trip waBt, and as a consequence
was surprised at as well as pleased with
the country. It required five and a
half days to reach Lakeview.
F. M. Oreen, a prominent Goose
Lake Valley stockman, returned laat
Saturday from Sacramento where he
has been the past few months wltn his
family who are apending the Winter in
the California capitol. Mr. Green
would have returned earlier had it not
been for the sioness of his son,
Clarence. The young man waa taken
with an atiacK of appendicitis but Mr.
Green aavs lie haa entirely recovered.
The Senate has passed a bill intro
duced by Senator Jones, of Washing
ton, providing that persons who had
established residence on unsurveyed
public lands prior to the passage of
the three year homestead law may,
when their land are surveyed, makes
proof under either three or five-year
law, as they may elect. The bill is of
especial benefit to settlers on lands
containing more or less timber.
Mage Fine came over from Warner
Valley last Friday.
John Moffit a New Pine Creek busi
ness man waa a visitor in Lakeview
last Saturday.
County Clerk Payne last week issued
a license to wed Samuel W. Stanton
and Alva Malcolm, both of the northern
part of the county.
Before you buy your nureery stock
see H. A. Utley, Local Agent for
Albany Nurseries. Greatest reduction
ever, on apple trees.
Dr. E. H. Smith informs the Exam
iner that the laat word he received from
Cecil Uixon, who was shot and injured
by Joe Fine last week in Wrner, was
to the effect that he was getting along
as well as could be expected and thati
there are hopes for his recovery. j
The Ball to be given by the Lake-!
view Civic Improvement Club Friday
Feb.-14, promises to be the event of the
season. Mr. Chas. Rice of Alturas
haa been engaged to assist the Lake- ,
view Orchestra. The women of the
club are sparing no pains to insure all i
participants a most enjoyable time.
- Miss Alice McGrath met with a very
painful accident last Friday morning,
while operating the Simplex machine!
in the Examiner office. While engaged !
in the various pursuits about the ma-1
chine she allowed her bead to come!
near enough in contact with an upright
shaft, while in motion, to entangle
portion of her hair which was extract
ed before the machine could be stop
ped. The pain was reduced and aside
from loosing a portion of her hair,
Alice is none the worse from the ex
perience, but is back on the job with
au alert eye for any similar appliance
to that with which she came in contact.
Trades for Timber Land
J. F. May field, formerly of the Goose
Lake Valley Meat Co., haa acquired
the A. M. Hardisty ranch in the Crook
ed Creek Valley, he tradirg in his
town property to Mr. Hardisty on the
deal. The ranch consists of something
over 400 acres and oontaina some
valuable timber and hay land. Mr.
Hardisty will move to town and en
guge in the wood business.
J. F. Mayfleld and family expect to
leave shortly for California where he
will obtain treatment for his eyes that
have been troubling him copsiderably
of late. He will likely lease out his
ranch in the Crook Creek Valley and
remaina way indefinitely.
Our Great
R
eduction Sale
Still Continues
We arc making Special Prices on:
Ladies' Underwear
Children's and Misses' Underwear
Dress Goods
Muslins, Sheetings, Etc,
Hosiery
Ladies' Sweaters
Men's Wear
Curtain Nets, Towels, Yarns, Etc
Ladies' Suits and Coats
Groceries, Etc,
All goods are marked in plain figures,
both regular price and reduced price, so
you can see for yourself by looking at
the tickets. It will pay you to investigate
Lakeview Mercantile Co.
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