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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1902-04-09
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three heart bangles at DEBORAH.
Finder please notify Christina No
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White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1902-10-02
Real Estate
PRECINCT NO. 3.

PRECINCT NO. 3.
Hewitt John Y, e2 sw4 sec sc twp rye l3
ne4 nw4 nw4 ne4 sec 81 twp rye l3
$50 Little Mack Lode survey No. 525
sea SEA sec II, sw4 sec II, nwi nw4 sec l3
81 nw4 W. sw4 twp II rye IA NJ ue4 SEQ IA
se4 ne4 ne4 SEA sec Is, s2 lot 4 blk 5WO
lot blk s lot blk 22 lot blk "a lot
blk 81 e2 lot4 blk 35 lot2 blk 36 lot blk 80
W. lot blk 36 lot blk 30 lot blk 80,
Lincoln Ave City Lode lot blk 36
lots 234567 1012
lots IA II l6 II Is 10
lots 20 % 23
lots % % "A blk 80
Willow st lots 2; Grand st lots 2
PiIon st lots 123567; Pine st lots So
QlU; Washington st lots 23i5
Tax $685. int 1918 pub Ii 5j.....,...... @7 ~
Hoyle NJ. W. Grand st City Lode lots "a
WO Pine st g . " 5 9 ~
WOOP W. lot 3 blk 3S W. lot blk 90
lots blk 81 lots 3 blk 86 lotl blk II
lot blk % e2 lot bl, 30 lot 3 blk 26
Tax 1882 int 3.91 pub 800. .,.............s5 IS 43
Old Abe Co., White Oaks Lode and Robert II.
Lee Lode nw4 sec twp rye IL
Tax 636 "a int 81 80 pub 05 ............ .669 u
White Oaks NJ Co South Homestske mine N.
X. No. Il6 South Homestake mill site 57l Eme
line purchase LIST Kelly puI chase 2nd Kelly
purchase Martin purchase White Oaks Spring
se4 nwl sec 80 twp rye l3 Script ned ne4 sec
81 twp rge Is Pipe line lots !, : blk 10
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1902-10-02
PRECINCT NO. IL.

Vera Cruz Gold Mining Co., Vera Cruz, Busta-
mente, Golden Eagle, Washoe. NOgal Mining
district. Tax to SO int o. pub 40. 65 33
Wells, Parker & Co .,2-3 int Hopeful mine, sil-
yer King, Rosie mine, all in Rio Bonito min
ing district. Tax 50 97 35 pub l 05. .... 92 80
Geo l. Ulrick. lot blk w. O. o. p, 2, "a blk
lql&2 blk 81, 2blk %, and lot blk 81 and
lot 5 blk 96 in the town of Nogal.
Tax 52.4l int 62 pub lS0,..,...........,.58S SO 10 S3
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1902-10-02
OF LINCOLN COUNTY, NEW MEXICO.
AMOUNTING TO MORE THAN $500
And Notice of Sale For Taxes, Penalties and Costs
Last Half of 1901.
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO,
COUNTY OF LINCOLN,

In accordance chapter % of the laws of the territory OF
New Mexico Legislative assembly thereof l. the undersgned
Collector of the county OF Lincoln IN the
territory Mexico do hereby make certify and publish the
following notice list delinquent amounting to not less
than penalties and costs thereon payable IN said coun
tv on the first day A. D. 1902 the being henbeow
forth containing first the OF all the OWL
of all the delinquent the amount OF taxes pen
aties the description of the property wheeon the
same are due taxes due personal property
And hereby given that the undersgned treasurer
and said of Lincoln will apply to the district
court for said county, the next return day Thereon
to wit: November A D. 1902 the same occurring
less thirty after the last publication hereof Tor ud
ment against and personal property described
following together with costs and penalties and Tor an
order to sell the satisfy such Judgment
notice hereby that within 80 days alter the
rendition Judgment against such property and after having
given notice by bill posted the front door of the building
in which the district the said of Lincoln held
to wit The said county Lincoln at least 10 days
prior to said sale undersigned Treasurer ExOo Coec
Lincoln will offer for sale at public auction IN
front building the real and personal property described IN
against which judgment be rendered tor amount OF
taxes due thereon continuing the sale from day
to day. as provided by law until the shall be sold
HENRY LUTZ,
and Ex- Ofco Collector
Lincoln county, New Mexico
Dated Lincoln, N. M. July e. 1902.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1902-10-02
Real Estate
PRECINCT NO. l.

NJ Cronin Est. Parcel of land on Bonito, north
of town of Lincoln, recorded in book NJ,
Tax 1 "a int 40 pub 35... ...................217
N. de Carrllo fraction of Se4 nw4 80 nw4 81
ne4 sec IA sw4 nw4 sec 10 twp rge Is,
Tax l 81 int 10 pub 35... ..............2y 30
Manueleta Fritz Sc NV sec 80 twp 8 rye Is,
Tax 7 83 int 40 pub 35. 5......................S5S 5S
Veviana Chavez Garcia e2 ne sec 81 w sw4
SEC 80 twp s rge 16. Tax 4S int IS pub 35. OIL
Lucas Chavez deed to land see cook page II
same pge II, house and lot in Lincoln, see
deed book pge 474 Tax 8 70 int 43 pub 35. 8 48
isaac Luna House and lot in Lincoln see book
NJ pge 5n Tax "a int % pub 35..........21S Is
Martineano Lujan NJ 2nw4 less lots sold Sam
ora and Jose Cordova Tax 22 int rs pub IS
%
Patucio Miranda house and lot in Lincoln,
deed book M pge6l1
Tax 3 IS int pub 35 35........................+ OIL
A. A. de Montana a fraction of So Sc sec 20 NV,
ne me- NV sec 20 twp II rge 10, house and lot
in Lincoln Tax 10 09 int so pub 35.. .... 10 9i
l.. Montana lot sec 3 twp 10 rye 16, less II
acres sold off east side
Tax I % int Sc pub 35 SO
Manuel Ortiz commencing at the east corner
| of the old church fence and running east AZ
feet thence south 72 feet. thence west AZ, thence
north 72 feet and west to place of beginning
! house and lot in Lincoln Tax ia pub 35 2 09
d. Perea acres of land above Lincoln
Tax l rs int 90 pub 35 ....................zl IL
w. H. Serice see deed recorded in book NJ pge
$50 Tax 261 int pub 35..................29t 30 81
George Sena nw4 SEA sec l3 twp rye 10
Tax 2 n int IL pub 50. 5....................,:.2T 4
Joseph Storms sw' NV sec twp IL rge II
Tax 10 "A int SO pub b35................,....4 81. u
E. W. Tomlinson W. sw4 sec Is twp rge IL
house aud lot in Lincoln
Tax 96 int IS pub 35.......................,7 IS 9
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1902-10-02
Delinq uent Tax List, Less Than SIS
TERRITORY OF New MEXICO,
County, OF LINCOLN,

In of New Mexico the undersigned Treas
Collector of Lincoln county New Mexico do
hereby make certify and publish the following list OF delinquent
taxes thereon and delinquent the first
day of July 1902
hereby given that the undersigned Treasurer
Collector of Lincoln county, will oer for sale and
sell the bidder for cash the several OF
heenbow described both real and personal tor taxes
due and delinquent the 9th day OF November
the front door of the court house at Lncon that Will
sale from day day until all the property in the de-
crbed following until the respective amounts due
paid realized that the said sale shall be held between
o'clock the forenoon and four the afternoon OF
each day purchaser fails pay amount
his of the succeeding the sale of the
property him. the property bid for by him will be oeed tor
being allowed make further bid bids such
erty deliver the said purchaser
property said certificate of purchase of the
kind and character provided by law
HENRY I1UTZ,
Treasurer and ExO Oicio Collector,
Lincoln county, New Mexico.
Dated Lincoln N NJ July q 1902.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1902-10-02
Personal Property

blanchard Bros Prect. No
Tax 81. .65 int 1853 pub 35................. 35 "a. 80
Linderman Coal Co Prect No9
Tax ALA int 2.06 rub 35..................43 1885
John Y Hewitt Prect Nos
Tax IS 07 int 100 pub 80. .... .,.......... 1922
Paz Torres Prect No
Tax IS rs int / 30 pub 3j,................. 4OI ~
Malta SedillO Prect No
Tax % u int 1876 pub 3j................,..2S92 81
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1902-10-02
PRECINCT NO. :.

Juan tia S. de Gueterez ne4 sw4 lots and sec
81 twp 10 rye II Tax 70 int A pub IS .049
Lupeta Gomez Lucero fraction of land on
north side of Ruidoso, patented to I. Sisneros
between the land of Cruz Herrera and I. Sis
neros % of SEA north of Ruinoso sec 81 twp 10
rye II Tax % int IS pub IS 35............ Il 83
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1902-10-02

Tax 425 IS int 21 % pub Is $50 20
Topeka Mining Association lot sec twp rye
10, Red Jim Lode, Delaware Lode, Union Jack
Copper Matt, Copper Glance, Privatier, Trust,
Bopito, Cinnamon Bear sec m. e.
Tax 90 50 int SO pub 350.................9S sc. .9S SO
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1902-10-02

John Newcomb n2 of 50 Sc sec 10 twp 10 rye Is
W. of s2sw' 20, 10, 16
Tax rs int % pub 70 Observation-Disclosures. 527
Cristina 8. de Romero beginning at govern
ment corner on the N-east side marked IA
sec 2S twp 10 rye 16 and running east 14 yds to
Ruidoso, thence along the said Ruidoso west,
thence 23O yds to place of beginning
Tax 261 int 13 pub IS 35...................3 09
A. P. Sisneros W. sw4 SEA sec 81 twp 10 rye IL
Tax So int 05 pub 50 35.,.......................1W ~
Nicolas Silva no description
Esiquio Sanches So sw4 sec 20 twp 10 rye 16 M
nw4 sec 20 twp rye 16
Tax II 80 int Sc pub 7O.....................12N 10.
Reyes Fresques Sisneros SEA sw4 81 SEA sw4 sec
81 twp 10 rye II, less 80 acres sold to Victorano
Lucero and acres to Lee Cattle Company
and 20 acres to Petia Aldente; acre to Cruz
Herrera; Is acres to M. Baca
Tax 13 81 int 6S pub 35 ... ..............l46 IA GO
PRECINCT NO. 4.
Juan Truiillo me- sw' NV ne tract sw ne sec
z7twp 10 rye IS Tax 5 20 int Al pub IS ...s02
M. D. Casey 81 sw4 ne4 nw4 sec II twp II rye II
Tax 70 int 43 pub 35 ......................94 As
Ellen e. Casey 81 SEA sec twp II rye Is sw4
sw4 sec 9 twp IL rye IS
Tax Is SO int 7S pub 35...................16 35 16 ~
Mollie Guyse all of sw4 south Hondo sec Is NJ
of nei sec 20 twp IL rge Is
Tax "a 70 int "a pub IS 35.................,.26 26 80
Goff & Shartzer e2 nw4 NJ ne4 Sec % twp rye
13 Tax 35 int Il pub 35...............,....49l IS 81
Paz Torres beginning at i cor to sec II twp IL
rye II north no / thence var IL deg 45 min 80
yds to corner no 2, thence Ii deg and As min e,
west yds to corner no 1, thence north 20 chs
to place of beginning and tract adjoining
above, bounded on the north by land Of Juan
Al ALA, on the east by land of Jose Analla, on
the south river Hondo being 10 chs running
south and "a NV and being part of 81 sea and
50 sw4 sec IL twp II rye II
Tax SO int 80 pub 70. 70.....,................S & 81
Trinadad Will no description
Tax SO int n pub 30 35..................... ID ~
PRECINCT NO. 5.
Adela Lueras ne4 nw4 eec 13 twp6 rye l3 sea
sw4 sec IL twp rge Is
n Tax "A int 09 pub 70 ...,.... ......",... z 5t
y Manuel Lueras M nw4 sec 13 nS sw4 sec IL twp
, rye 10 Tax % int rs pub 35. ........ 5 81
NJ ID. Lueras se4 SEA sec IA e2 ne4 sec l3 sw' nv
Sec "a twd rye IS
= Tax IA int 09 bub 35......................21 IL
3 Continued on page s.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1902-10-02
PRECINCT NO. 10.

Hale L., sw4 sec q twp11 rye IA nw4 SEA
sec 2l twp IL rye IA So ne4 sec 21 twp IL
rye IA ne4 SEA sec 20 twp II rge IA nw4
sw4 Sec 2S twp IL rge IA, Tax 35.49 int
l67 pub 1.75...................... 80 {
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1902-10-02

Continued on page s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-19
HOW THE COUGAR FIGHTS
is NOT ALWAYS THE VICTOR
Old Trapper Tells offDefeat of the
Big Cat by a Bull ~ -
-, Elk. .. j.. .. ..-

From About the Cougar, in July Outing.
The cougar does not leap upon it's big
game nor drop upon 1t out Of treetops, but
sneaks close or lies in wait upon the
level and goes from cover in straight
rush like tiger. or the hunting leopard.
1t endeavors to seize upon the lower
throat or shoulder will it's teeth; and to
twist the quarry's head against this 'tpur-
chase" in it's powerful forearms, until
the neck is broken. -. "
Failing in this att empt, yet making
good it's catch-hold the. cougar will-to
put it moderately-go in and finish in any
old style. 1t will usually finish once toot
and claw are engaged, but sometimes it
fails and even gets the worst of an en-
counter.
Felix Michaud, a most reliable free trap
per of the old regime, once told me he
had watched a lion stalking a bull elk.
1t was Teton mountain cougar of the
big variety 1t went from cover in a
headlong rush but missed it's neck stroke
as the bull lunged ahead, catching him
at the point of the shoulder and going un-
der his belly Both animals were bowled
over in mix-up of hair, hoofs, claws and
horns. .~.. - - =
In a brief struggle, as they rolled over
together, the cougar was thrown into the
air, as if hoisted by a spring trip by a
convulsive. kick from the bulls hind leg.
The madened elk gained It's legs and
chased it's enemy off the field. An unlocked
for punch in the wind had taken the sand
out Of pussy. y 5. : - r.. s. =. s-<>.,5.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-19
stand play, and he didn't so in and finish
him off a g ha coJlld i-A.ts

him off as he could.
"This time there will be no fooling
about the fight. Fitz will go after him
from the tap Of the gong, and he will
keep Jeffries so busy that he won't know
where he is. He will whip him inside Of
that limit, Jeffries will probably win.
because Fitz cannot stand long drawn
out battle as he could afew years ago,
but / do not think that Jefries will last
that long.
"You hear persons say that no one can
put Jeffries out unless he uses meat ak.
Now, that Is all bosh. II you get to
any man right you will put him out,
don't care how big and strong he Is, and
you watch and see how Fitz will get to
Jeffries.'' ~
Police Inspector Tom Gallagher picks
Jeffries to win. He said to-day:
IT cannot see how Fitzsimrnons can de-
feat the Californian. Jeffries has learned
a good deal since he first fought Fitz, and
he Is at the age when he should be just
in his prime, while Fitzsimmons is get
ting rather old. Then Jeffries' weight
and strength will tell in the end. I think
the fight will go pretty nearly the limit,
and believe that Jeffries will put Bob to
the grass in about eighteen or twenty
rounds" - s.
Bicycle Inspector Fred Common pins his
faith to- Red Robert. He said in dis
cussing the bout: - =
II believe Fitzsimmons will win In
about fifteen rounds. Fitz is just as
strong now as he ever was, and he can
hit an awful punch. know Fttz per-
sonally and am confident that he will
enter the ring in better physical condi-
cap of years and weight in favor of the
-: ,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-19
AUTO RACES FOR FAIR
NOVEL FEATURE is Planned
Plans for an Automobile Club Seem
to BE Taking Definite
.- y A.t.= Shape. r. ..

Automobile races will in all probabil
ity be feature of the state fair this
year. The fair management has talked
the matter over with a number of prom
inent chauffeurs, and it has been decided
that probably twenty or thirty machines
could be induced to enter the contests.
Automobile races are a complete nov
city in Minneapolis, and it is believed
that from a spectacular point of view
they would be one Of the most attractive
features that could be given in connec-
tion with the fair. The races will be
held on the mile track and prizes will
probably be offered in four classes.
Two special prizes will be given for
gasolene autos, which will be classified on
q basis of weight, the dividing line being
either 1900 or 1,500 pounds. Possibly the
number Of classes may be Increased to
three. placing the machines weighing be-
tween 1000 and 1900 or, 1900 pounds in
q special class.
Another class will be restricted to
steam vehicles, and a fourth prize will
be given for the best mile against time
This contest will be open to all classes Of
autos.
AS not more than five or six machines
can race at the same time on the Ham1ine
track with safety, the races will proba bly,
be run in heats, and it is believed that a
most attractive program can be arranged.
I The plans for an automobile club, which
have been tentatively discussed at vari-
Gus times during the last year, appear
to have taken definite shape, George
Christian and ALI Pillsbury have been
constituted a committee to push the prof.
ect, and it is believed that nearly all of
: the chaufeurs in town will be induced to-
join the proposed, organization. There
are now about 125 autos in Minneapolis,
q sufficient number to guarantee large
membership for the club -s>.~- -, : p.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-19
KID LAvIGNE IMPROVING
lightweight Fighter Receivers From
Attack of Dementia.

The recent reports regarding Kid La.
vigne's insanity were highly colored, judg-
ing by the following letter from his
brother Bill from Stockton, CAL: j. 4
- The kid 10 getting on we'll He was sick
boy for few days, but the worst is over,
and it will be but a short time, probably two
weeks, before he will be away out here The
doctors say the spell was brought on by the
pain in his left arm, which was broken in
his fight with Britt, and which deprived him
OF so much sleep it caused congestion of
brain tissue-in other words, brain fever.
His was doubtful case for several days,
but am pleased to inform you he is on the
mend
Billy has matched Mike Donovan to fight
Young Peter Jackson at Los Angeles on
July %, and thinks he, will hook up Johnny
Britt and kid" Parker for Oakland on
July 30.
Frank Erne and Tommy Ryan, who de-
feated Jim Maloney and Jack German, re-
spectively, In London, have returned.
Erne says sharkey received an awful
whaling at the hands Of Rubin, and that
he is still in the repair shop. A move
ment Is on foot to bring Erne and Mar
tin Duffy together at Fort Erie, which
ought to make good go. Duffy is will
ing, so it is up to Frank.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-19

nomenal second baseman, while his catching
was nothing to rave about. Now he is play
cardinals. and the papers OF that city throw
about six convulsions "a day over his work
Ryan is another rbaekstop who was looked
upon as a steady but. not brilliant man In the
American Two years ago. Now be is making
quite a hit with the St. Louis Browns, one
of the fastest teams in the fastest league in
the country.
Boston scored one run off chesbre's pitch
ing Wednesday, UP to that time the big pirate
had made the unequalled record Of forty one
straight innings in his various games with
out q score. ..r 8:
Kelley in Cincinnati will be the last Of a.
great trio of ball players that have tried to
make pennant winners out of the Cincinnati
Reds. The most successful up to date was
Buck Ewing. when his team led the big ma
tional a merry chase for half the route and
then faded away Buck was partial to old
timers like Rimsef self; F. BIZ i McPhee never got
throw his old second baseman down, and It
life Job. Now, apparently. Kelley will switch
from the Baltimore team and try his luck. II
he has the luck others of the old time Oriois
have had he will be lucky his first year out.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-19
ENGLISH GOOD 0ARSMEN
TITUS DISCUSSES THEIR STYLE
q 81
Defeated American Says 1t Is Hard
:. ~ for an American to Win -.
at Henley. - ":'- hs>'.<s

G.. S. Titus, the American competitor
for the diamond SOULS at Henley, was
asked by correspondent after the re-
gatta if he could offer an explanation
of the consistent victories Of the English
scullers and crews at Henley and il he
considered the English style of rowing,
of which powerful leg drive and the
use of the lower part of the body are
prominent features, superior to- the
American style, in which the arms and
the upper part of the: body are more re-
lied upon. "..
Mr.. Titus answered: There is no doubt
In my mind that the English know great
deal about rowing. Their stroke Ger
tainly is more suitable to the English
heavy water than is the American style,
but our methods just as certainly are
best suited to our light, fast water.
II am confident that if L: can get a
crew to go to America we can beat them
on our own water. But so far Henley
has been the only place where we have
had a chance to see their best men:
ST think it is an i1npossibility for any
crew or sculler to come here and win
without seeing the place before and with
out professional trainer. ., -
"However, I consider our boat build
ers superior to the English. The style OF
the boats here is very heavy, both as to
the build Of the boat and the rig, the
extra weight entalIlne waste Q" energy
- *As ito my race with Kelly; the winner
Of The diamond sculls, although he rs
a very fast sculler in English water, ]
think I could beatyhim in smooth water,
with no wind. Had been drawn against
Ethrington Smith instead of Kelly,|I am
sure should have been in the final at
least. -, .*-~*: u 49,. :
ri shall leave my she'll here and come
back next year, when feel confident
that I shall win the diamonds. At any
rate, am determined to- win them be-
fore i quit. -. 5-- ..E- a..
II have studied the water here thor
oughly and am going home to practice
against current and wind and in dead
water"
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-19
WINNERS GET $4,000
Big Stakes in: Boralma-Abbut and
:; Boralma-Lord Derby Races.

= Now that the second installment of for
felt money for the two great trotting
matches between Thomas Lawson's Bor-
alma and e. ID. Smathers' Lord Derby,
and Boralma and John j. Scannell's The
Abbot, amounting to $4,000, has been
posted, there is considerable speculation
as to who will capture the big stakes.
Each race is for stake of $4,000, ex-
elusive of the gate receipts, which are
estimated at $4,000, and as the winner is
to take all, according to the agreement,
the total winnings for each race will
amount to about $4,000, one Of the 1arg-
est stakes ever contested for on the turf.
Both matches have been consummated
without the slightest hitch, despite the
amount involved, and the final date for
The Abbot and Lord Derby race has
been announced. -. -: :
The horses viii. meet at: the Charter
Oak track at, Hartford Conn, Aug. go
The Boralnna and Lord Derby match will
also be decided on the same track and
will be the first Of the matches to take
place. -. :. - l:s..
The date is Aug. Q, less than three
weeks away, and the horses are all said
to be in the best possible condition for
their struggle on the turf.