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The Washington times., 1903-07-12
PRINTER v. Quinn
BLEW OUT BRAINS
ImpeIIed by Mental Depres.
sion, Caused by Heat.
DEED DELIBERATELY DONE
Bought Revolver, Went to White Lot
Loaded Weapon and Fired the
Fatal Shot.

Depressed In mind and body by the
intense heat. William F. Quinn. a
printer. of 1O15 New Jersey Avenue
northwest. blew out his brains with d
revolver on the White Lot yesterday af-
ternoon.
After purchasing a new 80 caliber re-
volver Quinn sought a shady spot in the
grounds of the Executive Mansion and
deliberately prepared to end his life
Spreading a newspaper on the lawn he
threw himself on the ground and loaded
the weapon with one cartridge. Then
placing the barrel TO his right temple
he pulled the trigger and fell back dead
The report was heard by DR.. Dunn at
the Emergency Hospital. The physician
hurried at once 20 the spot and there
found the mans Hfeless body lying in a
pool of blood. The noise was also
heard by several other persons in the
neighborhood. and a crowd quickly col
lected.
Complained of the Heat.
The police were informed of the af-
fair. The body was removed to the
morgue. where an examination of the
clothes revealed a membership card
of Columbia Typographical Union, No
101, and also a card Of admission 70 TIE
Jolly Fat Mems Club.
On Friday night Quinn left his home
complaining of the heat He seemed
really depressed by the torrid weather
and frequently remarked that he was
suffering intensely. All night he re-
NAMED absent, and failed to report Cor
work yesterday morning
He was twenty-seven years old. and a
native OF Washington. The family has
taken charge OF the body, and will make
arrangements for the funeral. A certif-
cate of death by suicide was issued by
Coroner hewitt.
Statement of a Friend.
H. I. McConvey. in letter written to
The Times, states that ne met Mr..
Quinn on the street early yesterday
morning Later. learning of the sui
eide in the columns of The Times. Mr.
McConvey writes, he applied to the
morgue to learn the particulars of the
death, and complains that he was sub
jected TO discourteous treatment
Mr.. Quinn. writes Mr.. McConvey. was
slightly under the influence OF liquor
when he saw him. between $3.50 and 10
o'clock in the morning Mr.. McConvey
spoke to Mr.. Quinn, referring to the Sc
rious illness of the Pope. The intoxi-
Gated man replied that he himself would
be dead before the Pope expired.
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Dangerous Game.

Until skill has been acquired on the
part of the players. boomerang throwing
is pretty dangerous for everybody with
in a radius of some hundreds OF yards.
In the hands of an inexperienced throw
er a boomerang may go anywhere except
where it is expected TO 90. but wherever
It does 90 IT goes with tremendous speed.
When the boomerangs thrown by the
Washington throwers come to earth they
90 into the ground so far that it is Of
ten a task 10 pull them out Were one
Of the things to hit a man or even a
horse a painful wound would be the least
possible result, and should the blow be
upon the head death might follow.
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.DUFFEY EQUALS HIS
BEST AMERICAN RECORD
Little Splinter Does 100
Yards i'll 8 So Seconds.
He STARTLES ALL ENGLAND
Runs Away From His Competitors at
the Birmingham Athletic Meet,
Held Yesterday.

BIRMINGHAM. England, July IA.
F. Duhey, the American Splinter. won
the lOO-yard dash at the Birmingham
Athletic Club sports here today his
time being 30 seconds, which equals
the worlds record previously estab-
Iished by himself.
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The many friends and admirers of the
American sLrinter will doubtless Learn
Of his latest victory, IN record time, with
both pleasure and surprise.
Duffey not only won yesterdays event.
but also established a new record for
the distance in England and for the
first time equaled the figures which were
hung up by him at Berkeley Oval. Mott
Haven, n. Y. at the intercollegiate ath-
letic meet in 1902
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Fever Heat.

Specr's Port Grape Wine is found 20 be the
best known tonic in hot weather Il is IN
vigorating and blood purifying, and muscle
making.
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Not Yet Expert.

OF course, the Washington players are
not expert boomerang makers yet. but
they have got along so far in the art
that anyone of them can make a boom
erang so wonderfully constructed that no
mortal can tell where It Will 90 when
thrown with great force. After while.
through the exercise of much patience
they hope to get the business down to so
fine point that the boomerang will do
what IS expected of it-describe certain
movements in the air and return to the
feet of the thrower.
The Washington times., 1903-07-12

Wide, Finest Boards Made, SI.65
Per 100 fl. Libbey's 9Th and New York ave.
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We have a Complete Stock 81 lamp Shades
GIG IZth--C. A. Muddiman & C0.-l2Ol G..
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When Ordering Flowers, Phone
shaffer, Main 2n6-Ifth and I sts
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leo IT.: all one width. Kiln-lried " G.. pine.
Iibbey a Co, 9th and New York ave
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LOCAL MENTION.

Libbey's Lumber Always
Reliable. Established 1924 9th and y. Y. ave.
Fever Heat.
speer's Port Grape Wine is found TO be the
best known tonic ia hot weather. Il is IN
yigorating and blood purifying, and muscle
making.
Be Sure of Pure Ice Cream.
Darby's is pure. 40 18th st.
Finely Worked Flooring, SITS Per
leo IT.; all one width. Kiln-dried y. G. pine.
Libbey a Co. 9th and New York ave.
When Ordering Flowers, Phone
shaher Main 2n6-l3th and ! sts.
We have a Complete stock Of lamp Shades.
GIG 1Zth--C. A. Muddiman & Co.-l2oi c.
Young Cuban parrots Schmid. ~ 18th
Wide, Finest Boards Made, sI.65
Per 100 f. IAbbey's. 9Th and New York ave
Epert Hat Cleaning and Blocking.
Felts. lowest prices. Empire Co, CD = st. nH.
Garment Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing
BY the Empire Co, 62s ? st. NV, gives salts
faction in quality and price.
Genuine SIS, So, and ~ Sample Shoes
Three hundred styles. at s2.sa Keene's sho.
Store. 200 G Street northwest
The Washington times., 1903-07-12

Libbey's Lumber Always
Reliable. Established 1924 9th and Y. Y. ave.
The Washington times., 1903-07-12

Young Cuban parrots. schmid. ~ l2ti
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BOON ERANG THROAERS
ORGANIZE CLUB HERE
Can Hurl Dangerous Toy,
But Have to Learn Return.
MAKE THEIR OWN MISSILES
Sport First introduced at the National
Capital by Prof. Walker,
Of England.

Throwing bOOmerangs-nOt the politi-
cal kind. but the real ones-is coming 10
be 2 popular sport in Washington. or
rather in the suburbs of Washington, for
boomerang throwing IN large cities is
nearly as dangerous as rife practice.
a membership Of respectable proper
tons, has been organized, and grounds
for practice have been secured and the
new sport is in full blast. The men who
have gone into the fun say a person NAV
become just as much of q boomerang
crank as a baseball cranb or fishing
crank or a golf crank
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Finely Worked Flooring, S1.7s Per

DaTby's is pure. 40 18Th St.
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Genuine SIS. Sc, and ~ Sample Shoes
Three hundred styles. at s2sa Keene's Sho.
Score. 200 G Street northwest
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Previous Victories.

Although Duffey graduated and re-
ceived his diploma in June, he decided
to 90 over to England in search of new
laurels. and sailed from New York on
June II
He captured the Prince Hassen cup in
England last year. and it became his
personal property after he won the 100
yard dash three times in succession, and
had his name inscribed on the cup. Al
though Arthur has scored innumerable
triumphs in America his performance in
England yesterday clearly shows that he
is beyond the shadow of a doubt the
greatest runner the world has ever
seen, and he will be idolized by the
Britons from now on just as he has been
by the Americans.
Up to yesterday the best time the
little fellow could make in England was
90 As. Even that, though avs the rec
ord for the Britishers to go by. Arthur
felt confident that he could make the
same time in England as he did at Berk-
ley Oval in 1903. as was proven.
A Clean Sweep.
Duffey has captured every running
race he ever entered in England. The
Britons have not even made it interest
ing for him
Duffey will. in all probability, run in
one or two more races in England he
fore he returns to his native heath. IN
view of the fact that he is in excellent
health and condition, and the English
climate and diet have always agreed
with him. it is not regarded as impos-
sible for him TO make 100 yards in even
better time before he returns.
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Its Inception.

\ while ago Prof. Walker, of Cam
bridge. England, who has been in for
nearly every sort Of out-of-door sports,
came to Washington and told some scien-
tific men here that he knew Of no better
fun than boomerang throwing. and that
in addition 90 the physical exertion nee
essary, the training given the eye and
nerves was little better than anything
he knew of. More than that, Prof.
Walker had some boomerangs with him.
and he took the gentlemen to field in
the suburbs and showed them how the
trick is done
The sport took instantly, and the sci
entifc men went prowling around lum-
Der yards looking for white ash to make
bOomerangs of. II seems that a rude
Australian will go into a store and
buy boomerangs by the dozen. but that
is not the etiquette of the game as i'm
ported from Cambridge TO Washington.
More than half the skill in the sport Is
in making the boomerang. 1t is made
Of white ash. steamed and bent into the
desired shape
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FOUND IN COUNTLESS MILLIONS IN THE DUST AND
DIRT or The STREETS; SWARMING IN THE POL
LUTED AIR OF SHOPS AND FACTORIES, AND In
VADING TIE HOMES OF THE RICH AND POOR.

Germs and microbes assai1 us on every hand
and surround every side; there is no posi-
bility of escape from these little enemies to health
and life, for they invisible to the natural eye
and give signs of their presence. We carry them
about in clothing and uncOnsciously inhale them
into our LUNGS. and take them into our system with
The Washington times., 1903-07-12

Epert Hat Cleaning and Blocking.
Straw and Derby hats, pc. Psnsfas and
Felts, lowest prices Empire Co, CD = st. nv.
The Washington times., 1903-07-12
Garment Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing

BY the Empire Co, 62s r 81. NV, gives salts
faction in quality and price.
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Be Sure of Pure Ice Cream.
The Washington times., 1903-07-12


food and drink. These smallest of all living thin
fermentation and deterioration of the blood and wre
They feed upon the elements of the blood rob of its
destroy the red Corpuscles and reduce it to thin w
supply vigor and strength to the body which succum
/ When germs and microbes find Judgment in t
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-12-05
NJ, A. No, 1855.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND NOTICE..
Salt Lake City, Utah october 20, 1908


Notice is hereby given that the Cincinnati.
ton organized under the laws of the state OF
South Dakota. its post Office address being Gin
ctnnau, Hamilton county, state OF Ohio, by 4.
Il. Kennedy, its duly authorized agent. has made
application Tor a United States patent for the vi
ola No lode, vein or mineral deposit, In Pluto
Iron Mining District, Iron County State OF
Utah In sections 20 and ~. tip. 80 \, IA W., con.
ssting OF l4996 linear feet OF said lode In length
the presumed general course direction of
which Is shown on said official plat, filed in this
Office as near as can be determined from pres
ent Developments, together with the surface
ground as shown on the official plat, bearing,
ciou- metals. besps deal su-,ea NY the Sufsexas-
General az Survey No. b0ss on said Official Plat.
said claim being described in the field notes
and plat of Official survey, on hle in this Office,
with magnetic variation at is deg 80 min Il to
~ deg 06 min Il as follows to wit:
Commencing At cor No. of said Viola No.
lode. survey No. 5O3s, whence the SE cor OF sec
| q, tip SO S, IA w bears II deg 81 min w 9S7.i
n; thence n SO deg 50 min W 1899 II TO cor No.
2 said lode; thence " n deg 90 min Il 600 n TO
| cor No. said lode; thence 80 deg 81 min T..
| 1896 II to cor No 4; thence ~ deg
90 min $50 # to cor No, I said lode, the place
ofDeglnning. The net area clai med herein be
ing 20 $50 acres.
The location of said mining claim being of
! record in the Office of the County Recorder OF
I Iron County at Parowan, Utah. In book"D" Min
! inc Location Notices, page 6lS.
| The nearest known locations being tn Mil
ner Mine Rex No. 7 lodes
direct that this notice be published in the
IRON COUNTY RECORD, Cedar cty, Iron Co.,
Utah the newspaper published nearest said min
ing claim, for the period OF sixty days,
FRANK -. HOBBS,
| Register.
| II. G.. Twomey,
| Claimants attorney,
First oct. 3l-I.ast Dec. 26,t
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-12-05
CORRESPONDENCE.
NORMAL NOTES.
Nov. Both 1908.

Nov. Both 1908.
Many students from the near by set
tlemeuts went home for the thanksgiv.
ing vacation. All report having had a
good time.
Three OF the citizens were arraigned
in court TODAY, on the charge OF Great
ing disturbance in the halls. They
we're placed under arrest Nov. goth
Four witnesses were heard today and
court adjourned until p. m. Tues.
Albert Anderson city attorney pro TEN.
Messrs Wixom and Matheson are TAX
ing care OF the defence.
Instructor Jones will give the next
lecture OF the course Saturday night.
The subject is "The Co.education OF
Sexes"
Manual Training students will begin
regular class work tomorrow. The
first year class is very large ard con.
sists mostly OF girls.
The Basket Ball team does its prac.
ticing on the Campus. as the use of the
Ward Hall was denied. Their former
interest seems to have slackened the
past week.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-12-05
STATE LAND NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. 2S, 1870
salt Lake Cityi Olah' oeP'' 90 i'o''
, fLIbo,,, - Nav COUcSyu.

TO Vhom il May Concern!
Notice is hereby given that the State OF Utah
has filed in this office list, No, bl OF lands Sc
lected by the said state for the establishment
and maintenance of a School of Mines
under Section ~, Of the act OF Congress
approved July 10, 1894 the follow
a township containing mineral claims OF
record, viz:
The NE4 Swk sec II, tp 3sS, II W. ana
lot . sec 10, tip 80 S, X 10 w, y l' Mer'
copy OF said list so far as II relates to said
tracts, by descriptive subdiyisions' mas been
conspicuously posted in this office for Inspection
by any person Interested, and by the public gen
orally. . -. -.
Within the next sixty days following the date
of this notice under departmental Instructions
of November p, 1880, % l.. d., 49, protests o.,
contests against the claim OF the Statc 10 any OF
the tracts OF subdivisions hereinbeioTe described
on the ground that the same Is more NaluaOie 'oi
mineral thau for agricultural purposes, VIII DC
received aud noted for report "a me "rhcrd'
Land once al Washington, u. L. Failur' 80 iu
protest or contest within the time speclhed VIII
be considered sufficient evidence OF the noh-mii'
eral character of the tracts, aud the selection
thereof being otherwise free from objection WAL
be recommended for approval ,,o,,oe
Register
GRo. A, SMITH,
Receiver
First, octl7-- Last Dec IL, 'O3'l
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-12-05
Nov. 5, 1903.
past week.

The physics class in finishing the
study of mechanics of Fluids" this
week. An examination in that part of
the work will be given Monday.
The new shop is now complete and
equipped with tools. The classes in
manual training are thoroughly organ
lied and our general instruction in
that work has begun at last.
Principal Porter left for Beaver Fri
dey. He goes to deliver lecture he
fore the students of the Branch Acade
my there on Saturday evening. MIR.
Ward accom- panied him.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-12-05
NJ. A. No, 1853.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
sat Lake City, Utah, ostober 20, 1903.


Notice is hereby given that the ciucinntii
Utah and Wyoming oil Company, a corpora.
tiou organized and existing under the laws OF
the State OF south Dakota, its post Office address
being Cincinnati. Hamilton county. Ohio, by
u. r.. Kennedy. us duly authorized agent, has
made application for a United States patent for
the Friendship Tip Lode, vein, or mineral de-
post, in Pinto Irou Mining District Iron coun.
ty, Utah IN sec o. tip 80 !, X ii w. consisting of
MAS linear feet of said lode in length the pre-.
suned general curse or direction OF which rs
shown on The official plat filed in this Office, az
near as can he determined from present devel.
opments, together with the surface ground as
shown on said Official plat, bearing gold, silver.
copper, lead, iron and other precious metals, be-
ing designated by the Surveyor General as Lot
No 503S on said official plat. sand claim being
described IN the field notes aud plat OF nfficisl
survey, on file IN this Office, with tnagneiir
YIIiatiou at II deg 20 min + 10 ~ deg % min l.,
as folows, to-wit:
Commencing at cor No, / Of said Friendship
Tip lode, survey No. 503s, whence the SR cor of
sec ~, tip SO y, X IA w, bears 90 deg Sc min T.
5O2.3 n; thence 81 deg 50 min W 1855 II to cor
No. 2 said lode; thence N 80 deg 3smin " 62i.7
II TO cor No. said lode; thence N 80 deg 05 min
T. lli4 o Il to COT No said lode; thence 80 deg
deg OIL min w SOCsit to cor No. l. the place of
beginning.
The net area claimed herein being l4.75l
acres.
The location OF said mining claim beng of
record In the Office of the County Recorder Of
Iron county, at Parowan, Utah, in book ID" Of
Mining Location Notices, page 6l6
The nearest known locations being the Rex
No. 2, Rex No. z, Rex Nos and Miner Mine
| lodes.
| Idirect that this notice be published in the
IRON COUNTY RECORD, at Cedar City, Iron
county. Utah, the newspaper published nearest
said claim, for the period of sixty days.
PRANK ID. HOBBS,
Register
| H. C, rwomey,
Claimants attorney
(First oct, 3l-Last Dec 26
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-12-05
ITO be continued
GO Qu,ck.

Not L minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms os Group. Cham
beriain's Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack. 1t never fails and
Is pleasant and safe to take.
For sale by all Dealers.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-12-05
Fifteen Years Ago.

/ wandered to the grogshop, Tom: /
stood beside the bar,
And drank a bowl of lemonade and
smoked bad cigar;
The same old kegs and jugs were
there, the ones we used to know
When we were on the round up, Tom
some fifteen years ago.
The barkeep is a new one Tom. The
one who used to sell
Corrosive tsnglefoot to us is roasting
now in--well,
The other has a plateglass front; his
hair is combed quite low,
And looks just like the one we knew
some fifteen years ago.
Old Soak came up and called for booze
he had the same old grin
While others burned the lining from
their throats with Holland gin.
And women stood beside the door,
their faces scanned with woe,
And wept just as they used to weep
some fifteen years ago.
1 asked about our old.time friends,
those cherished sporty men;
And some were in the poorhouse, Tom
and some were in the pen:
And one, the one we liked the best,
the hangman laid him low.
The world is very much the same, dear
~. M aftaar yaa &c ann
l asked about that stately chap, that
pride marked as its own.
He used to say that he could drink or
let the stuff alone.
lie persisted of the James ii. Jams, out
in the cold and snow
All, few survive who used to booze
some fifteen years ago.
New crowds line up against the bar
and call for crimson ink;
New hands are trembling as they pour
the stuff they shouldn't drink;
But still the same old watchword rings
This round to me you know"
The same old cry of doom was heard
some fifteen years ago.
| wandered to the churchyard, Tom,
and there | saw the graves
OF those who used to drown themselves
in red fermented waves;
And there were women sleeping there
where grass and daises grow,
NVho want and died OF broken heart.
some fifteen years ago.
And there were graves where children
slept, have slept for many year
Forgetful of the woes that marked
their fitful sojourn here,
And meath tall white monument, II
death their lieth low
The man who used to sell the booz'
some fifteen years ago.
st. Louis Democrat.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-12-05
Bilious Cohc Prevsntod.

Take double dose Of Chamberlain's
Crllr, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
as souu rs the first indication Of the dis
ease appears and threatened attack
may be warded of. Hundreds Of peo-
Pile use the remedy ia this way with
perfect success.
For sale by all Dsaiers.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-12-05
DELINQUENT TAX LlSI
Of Iron County, Uath, tor ne
Year 1908.
Paragoonah.

II, A. Lamereaux, town lot, frac., mum
Der 81, blk II, plat {; town lot, iraS:
number =, blk. u, plat c; dry laud, ~
WXNEh sec IS, tip IS S, X 8 W; .neA
Sc, Sec u K rvs 81, r. r ON W; L; {; Meas Rs
W; dry land SWA SWA sec 28, Up 80
S, II sw; farm land, Ny sen sec 81,
$, tip 80, X NV; dry land, NwIl NWh
sec 80, TIP 80 5, h s w; farm land. MEN
s,a sw .s,e sEa SCI SCI ~ NE Sec IS,
tp % S, X w; state selection, NEh
NE ~ sec "a, tip IS 5, Il 8 W; per prop ~ M
ana improvements. ...........'s ''.''.'' % "
William Bosrdman, AVA neh sec 8, TIP
80 ), X Sw, scres...,....... ~..''..
Thomas X. Owens est, sen neA sec ~
tip 3S 5, RSw, 5 acres.
Geo. A. Robinson, swI swJt sec 10, tpsJ
range W, ga 1o2R ........... .....''
John Horsley, town lot, frac number Z,
blk 20, plat Z; dry farm. SEA SKA sec
81, TYP 30 5, kS w; dry farm SEA SEA
sec "a, tip 50 S, X W; per prop, imp q
Hyrum Stevens, L. c. Mead In all sec
~. TIP 80 S, h y W............ ... 80. 8
Paragoonah Coop Sheep Raising Co.
dry land, NWA NI5A sec 30 Up 81 ;. X
"; dry land, SEA SEA sec 81 tp 33
>, X w; dry land, So SWL, NEA
SEA see %, tip IS 5, II W............. 30 "
VIM. J. Watts, per prop ........... 5t
Joseph A Smith dry land, NE4 NwA,
NWA SEA sec 80, tp 52S, II w." g
Mary AsWimner, Chin. meadow. SWh
SNA cl0, p3 80 =, RS W........ 80
Delilah Dalton, Chin meadow, Wa SW
4 sec 10, tip 80 5, X S W............... Il
w; ID. Hanks, dry land, SEA swA sec
20 Up 10 KS WE, .................. ~
John T. Mitchell, dry land, Nwh SWH
sec Z, tip 30 5, X S observation-disclosures. 80
William Adams, L, Meadow, NWA NV
a sec is, tip 80 S, RS W............" 70
VIM. Robinson est, l.. Mead, SWH SWh
sec Is, tp33 S, RS w ........,...... Il
Jacob Ii. Gould, dry land, ny SCI,
SEA SEA sec 7, IT, 81 5, RsW; inipts. 10
d. A. Lamoreaux, Jr., town lot, frac;
number :, blk IL HE; mp,ts per prop %
Richard Rowley, L. c. Meadow, lot o,
NV "A sec 20, tip 30, RS W............. q
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Stateline.

Notice Is hereby given that unless the above
delinquent taxes, togegher with the cost OF pup
lication, are sooner paid, sufficient OF SAID de-
linauent's property will be sold at public auc-
tion in front OF the county court house, ~ Paro-
wan commencing the third Monday IN Dcceni,
ber 1903, at 10 o'clock a. M, and continue untI
/. IL. ARTHUR,
Treasures.