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Totals 3 "a 10 :

First base on rrorS--Brooklyn J.. Boston, J..
Lett on bases-Brooklyn 7 Boston. :: First base on
haIs-Of Eason, !: OF Dorner, !. Struck out-By
FaSon. i; by Dorner, 2. Two base hits-Casey.
brain; sasHhee hisnRIEiT. stolen S,s S i1sSmS0 SS5
Jordan, Hi by pltchcr-By I;ason. /. Umpire
tombstone. Time-i hour and IS minutes. Attend
ANGEL 500.
PIrrsBuRd, May Sl,-Pittsburg shut 81. Louis out
In a pretty game here 10 day In threatening weather.
Mcfarland was Pct out Of the game by Umpire
Conway In the NTH inning for kicking, and Egan,
who succeeded him, was hard In the
eighth. The score.
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Totals ....S t. Il 10 OF
sBattcd for Hatheid In the ninth inning. tBatted
for Adkins In the ninth inning.
Baitimor re. .,,.,"...,.o 0 2 o 90 0s
Jersey CITY .....,,.,.,2 0 o : 0 0 o 0 "a
Three base hits-Clement. Hunter. Sacrifice
hits-CaSSidy. Merritt, stolen b~aScS-hcisiCr.
Double playS-O'Hara and Mullen; Mack and Cas-
sldy. First base on bals-OH Adkins, = of FOAen,
/. Struck out Adkins, @, by FoHen, :. BY
Mack, 2. Wild pitch -FoGcn. Left on bases
Baltlmor Q; jersey city, s. Umplrc-Kerns.
Time hours. Attendance ,4m,
NEWARK, I; PROVIDENCE. /.
Pardec had the Indian sign on the p rovidence
champions In Newark yesterday and the home
team won. The score.
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Totals ....s o 81 is Totals .....s 10 81 IL (
Livingston batted for Chcch,

|LFIHKbVUH UuEEtu U NHVVN'
Cincinnati. ,,"...,...O 0 . 0 Q 20
Two base hits -Stcinfcldt. Huygins. Three base
hits--Slaglc, Kelley. Double play-Huggips and
Barry, Brown. Tinker and Chance. Stolen bases
Stein feldt, Chance. Struck out-By Chech, 2; by
Brown, 3, First base on bals-On Chcch. 5 oil
Brown. /. Hit by piicher-By Chech, 2, Umpire
o'Day: Time hour and ~ minutes. Attend
ance-i,6 900.
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TURF.
YACHTS AND sAILBOATs.


SALE-AUN. SCIIR., 8s FIT. q, A.
40 II. W. l., II. draugnt: designed by Cary smith.
1900. 10 horse power Globe engine. speed . miles;
owner going TO Europe; fast and able, with new
sails. naphtha launch: full inventory. Address
owner. II. G. b.. 500 Land Title Building. Phlla.
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Southern League,

n Al Observation-Disclosures |; Memphis, o.
Al A~tlenta-Atlanta, l: Little Rock, 0.
AZ MISUNDERSTANDING, 5; New Orleans, 2.
Al Montg omery-Shreveport ?; Montgomery, !
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Az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., !; Syracuse, Q.
Al Gloversyille-A. J. and O., 8; Troy, q.
Al Albany-utca, o; Albany, l..
At Scranton-Rain.
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New England n X
New York State League.

Eat Lynn-Lynn, Z; Haverhill, 8.
n AT Lowell-Lowell, Q; Manchester, 3.
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At penver-Denver, 0; Pueblo, s.
Al Sioux City-OmAhh, 4: Sioux City, o.
Al Dss Moinss--pes hoines. .; Lincoln. ..
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Three base hits-Isbell, Crawford. First base
TIapnehui and non9h9s HI by phsherh;Ry
molly. Tlme-l hour and'4o minutes. Attendance
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BFtT PRff tBragBIts AV1 Rsss
THE fIFyElNvDA
6simFH " Nts fteuna sNa pfyeass Nst3
~ isuls Hevgs lalals't Hfa WHsHs
IHeisus step nusgssF spHFt, saa ftr
4sffaiga Ffne . gsf1 NtW ~ (hfeaass

i%sfisfs isnfHisFf ~ fNfi v fHa w.
NHfH 80 frfr ~ ~ FHHWf YafFfifY
fNar hafi NO rhitHiauhi4a tfef W. ~ eva
NJ if ritHff n ffF IHHdfH ND r4sssf NE
fl~HreiFHif. HNt efw tasfsa ~ " aNls
~ HHFaHf sfuH Fia atdUFat ~ fhe
W%fshfHstuus frd NE pm fdHs e8H rWefel
ne MEMa o.. NM ~ aa.-lna
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Leach. Stolen ~bsses-wugner. Rltchey. First
base on balls on Mcfarland, 1. Struck out-By
Lever. 8; by Mcfarland, :; BY Egan. 2. Passed
ball-McCArty. umplres-Conway and EmSlle.
Time-l hour andes minutes. Attendance ! sos.
CHICAGO ~, Ii, s: CINCINNATI. ).
CINCINNATI, May Sl.-Thr Chlcagos punched nve
hir In the inst inning, and thesc. with three errors
by the Reds. yielded sx runs. The score:
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DOGS, BIRDS AND POULTRY.

BABY CHICKS. any quantity. White LegAorns,
Barred ROCKS, 5000 per 100. quick. COOLES
HATCHERY. Frenchtown. New Jersey.
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pbbinladeiphla ..,.,.,."",..,O IS
First base on errsSr- Ps,Isdslphis' Left on
base on bsils-od Pittlnyer, 2. Struck out.,by
Pittinger, !: BY MSSGlnnl!y; =, F Mssse p sss' TITUS pIu.
pooiin, pransneld. Secrinse hits SlsSsGn TITUS
DooIin. Hit by pltcher--By Pittingcr, 2. Umpire
KLEIN. Time--i hour and 80 minutes Attend
ance-4,0S0.
Three hits apiece represented the batting
efforts of the Brooklyns and Bostons at Wash
inston Park ycstereay: Only one run Tss
were both sides inoculated with the pitching
virus. Eason and ,Dorner dld the inoeulating,
hittable, and that Dorner and his henohmep
fell BY the wayside was due 10 a large measure
made in. the sixth inning; With Lsson dis
Ia gger 70 centre. Bridweil had a chance to
throw him out At third on ssi fbhav g re fS \
threw Wild and Casey tailed. A moment
later Strobel threw Lumley, out. SO
The score,
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Totals I. "a ? , To,s

Tc'aIs.n u J. g 7 Y TOTALS ,.,.,. 9 It IS IS 2
'Bat,ed for Townsend In the second inning
'Batted for Oprlen In the ninth inning,
s ST. IdSI.i ,.."..s 2 g 20
Two base ~hit-Turner. Three base hit-Smith.
Sacrifice hit~s-Eemphili. Hess, Congnlton, Stolen
send, /: OF Hess, 5; on Smith, 8, HIT by pitcher
By liess, /. Left on ases-Clevcland II; 81. Louis.
IL. Struck out-By Townsend, ]; by Hess. Q; by
SMITH, g. Double pl.yIo'pTlen, WALLACE and
hours and 20 minutes. Attendanee-a,2N.
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At Mnneapolis-St. Paul, s.: Minneapolis. :.
AZ misunderstanding, 3. Columbus, 2.
Al indianapolis Indianapolis Toledo game post
poned; wet grounds.
At Kansas Cty-Kansas City. g. Milwaukee, 4.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
HANDING OF TIE CLubs.
JERSEY CITY, 4: BALTIMORE 3
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. May 81 The Orioles lost a close and
well played game to the Jersy Citys TO .day. The
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There we're slxty starters for Arthur Mo

There we're sixty starters for Arthur Mo
Aleenan's cup on Wednesday at the Fox
Hills Golf Club, C. !" Smith winning with
N5, 27-es. This score also won the class Is
handicap of the morning. and there was Il
lie In class A between II. h.. Armstrong. 80,
SIS, and C.. West Tainter. 81. 3-7s. IN me
afternoon handicaps AImSironG won class A.
25-1a. Sets Of sixteen qualified for the &, b.
Adam cup and the vice-president's trophy.
the Gift OF q. W. lPmbeCk.
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PHILADELPHIA. May sl.-There was every
reason Tor believing that the WORLDS cham
99et 9Ipss ls this his afternoon 1iRts%ns HT We're either Suffering
from benumbed baseball intellects or they
quit; PROBABLY, the fact that BTesnahan re-
effect upon the team, for B~owerinan's stu
pidity, u the second inning, when ne per.
forced when there were only two men on
bases sent NcGlnnity into the ar Then both
balls hit into their Geld. and once sammy
Strang stood stock still on third base with
two hands out while Browne was being re-
entire team appeared to be in the sulks and
made no attempt to conceal 1t from the spec
tators, ,,
and the faultless fielding Of his team mates.
Il is doubtful II the New Yorks could have won
gnde. w any nc sIr c,isni1y dsfsrm Las T Re ,he s St 5ni
inning; Magee beat out a bpnt and Titus
SINGLED "a 70 5Isht; B Br ,n,aS dDi hit rI 70 o tnssrd
the ball in the air, flllns the bases. Doolin
hit TO McGinnity. who retired him at first.
Magee scoring; Doom dropped one N af T0pntt
by McGlnnity. who threw home, TO head OF
Titus. There was not the slightest reason
why Titus should not have been retired, 6pt
corners were occupied and that, Titus was
forced. made no st,empt to toHfh htna. re 7
was awakened d. later Shs by Nco'hn''y' VINO
Thomas began the third with a double TO
centre, which was booted by Strang. Thomas
easy, but Magee succeeded In doubling TO
right, Thomns counting. In the sixth Titus
doubled to right and was sacrificed to third
by Bransheld. Doolin hit to Dah!en. who
first juggied the ball, and then made a wild
throw horne TO catch Titus. Maeee,s double
to right, Titus's sacrifice and Brans1elds
run in the eighth, Dcvlin's triple, and Gil
bert's single Melted tie visitors their only
ont in the ninth play was stopped by rain
and darkness. The score,
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NATIONAL LEAGCE.

z HHIIIpfU1N TsUbt W FTIHH0VIVNNU' WHT' 'HV
thicaRos and P%ittsburgs Win.
The New York Nationals had q losing day
In Philadelphia yesterday. and at the same
time their nearest rivals both won. The
Chicagos defeated the Cincinnatis and the
Plttsburg ~ took care Of st Louis. The Brook
lyns put last place further behind them by
shutting out the Bostons. The results:
Philadelphia. .; New York. Z.
Brooklyn. 4; Boston, o.
Chicago. n; Cincinnati. 8.
Pittsburg, q: ~. Louis, o..
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Baseball. Washington Park To-day, Z p. H.
Brooklyn We. Boston. Admission &c.-Ads.
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South Atlantic League.

A. CharcSton-charleston, 4; Augusta, :.
A. Macon-SAvannah, o: Macon, o,
Az Observation-Disclosures, 8; Jacksonville, I,
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Good start; won driving; Bill Phillips. CHI. C..
0, by Ornhment-Excellent; owned by r, T, Wilson,
Jr.; trained by T.. J. Hoaley.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-08

me perteuece. Su vida es la mia.
Serafin, que tanto habia soma
do con el amor de la Hija del Ci-
elo, Sc horroriz6 al tropezar tan
pronto con la barrera de la deses-
peracidn.
-Senora; no toma usted por la
vida de Rurico de Calix. . .-diio
con desconsolada voz.
Y did un paso hacia la puerta.
La desconocida frunci6 la fren-
tie con visible enojo.
Luego hizo I'm movimiento CO.
mo para hablar, como para de-
Despues sc arrepintid, y lc de-
j6 ir.
Mas, al verle va junto puerta,
exclam6 dc un modo extrailo:
listed no me ha entendido.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-08
FOLLETIN.
Ell Final de Norma.
P0r Pedro de Al0rcOn.
PARTE SEGUNDA.

--lQui6n lie da usted derecho
para peusar que 20 quiero librar-
me de nadie? listed ha hecho
hoy responsible de su vida al jarl
Rurico de Calix. .lYo, a mi vez,
hago q usted responsible de la
suya!
Seraffn quedd anonadado.
-iLuego le anna usted!- dijo
con desperation.
lie pertenezco!-contest6 ell
la, miranda al joven con fjeza y
dignidad, lie pertenezco, y fl
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-08
CAPTAIN Condado de Lincoln Nlevo Mexico, Mayo g. 1906
Las Carreras de Caballo.

FL Sababo pasado f,1e dedicado
a la divercion de carreras de ca
ballo. Ell evento mas notable fue
carambola de cuatro Caballos, un
prieto y I'M fordilIo, del Rio Agui-
lita, y uu colorado de esta plaza y
TN prietito de Isidro Mckinley,
del rancho de Herrera.
La distancia fue de 40 yardas
y la carrera fue muy rinida eutrc
tres de los caballos, ganando el
tordillo por varios pies claros; ell
prietito venia bien para ganar el
segundo premio pero Sc desvio de
Ia carrera CerCa de la salida Cual
lie cause perder. FL prieto de
Aguilita, y el colorado entraron
casi iguales, paro los juezes de-
cidieron a favor del prieto. Las
apuestas fueron pocas, siendo el
tordillo ell preferido. Despues de
la carambola fueron empareja-
dos el colorado y el pretito dc Nc
kiuley, gand el colorado. Des-
pues corrierou-6 mejor dicho
galopearon-otros.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-08

Serafin volvi6 sobre sus pasos,
y lego cerca de la joven.
-iTengame usted lastima!--
dijo con desconsuelo.
-lQue pensaba usted al ale
jarse?-preguntd la extranjera.
-Pensaba, sonora, en- que 70
no pertenezco a nadie; Ell que ua-
die me pertenece; EN- que mi vida
es mia; Ell que nadie pedira los
cielos nj a la TERRA cuenta de mi
muertc .lEn que hay hombres
mas venturosos que yo!
mo envidie usted su ventu-
ra!-repuso la joven con voz SOM
VI Id ......'.
--iOh -. digame ustcd dc una
veil. E. ..-exclam6 Serafin.
lie digo que viva.
para que2
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-08

para vivir!-exclam6 con
grandeza la Hija del Cielo.
-Pero ilejos de usted! muir
mur6 Seraffn con desaliento.
-Lejos de mi; nuy lejos.
-iOh!. :. vivir asi es Ia muerte
-tVlvir eS amar!-respondi6
la joveu.
-Pero amar sin esperanto cs
padecer den1asiado. 49,.
,Y padecer por 10 que amam-
os es una dicha mayor que la del
sepulcrO.
Dijo la extranjera estas palab.
ras con tan honda pena, que Ser
afin creyo que envolvfan un seu-
timiento de amor hacia 81.
lie he detenido cuando Sc
marchaba-continu6 la ioven.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-08

El Sr. Lie. J. E. Wharton, paso
el dia Domingo Ell nuestra plaza,
procediente para Lincoln.
Hanse hecho arreglos, entire los
afcionados del juego, de Lincoln
y Captain, de jugar I'm juego Pc
lota Base Ball" aqui Ell tercer
Domingo de este mes. Los atic-
ionados del juego de ambas plaz-
as, Sc pondran Ell ejercicio desde
ahora y prometen buena exhibi-
cion.
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-08
STA. ANA (ARoMAT1C)
ALCOHOLADO

La me Preparation de Tocador para e Cuts e Peo
Curaciou de Rozadras de la piel, Manos raiados etc
DE UNA AROMA TRAsCENDENTE
Usadado escsvamente por los mejores Barberos de 10
Estranjero. Preparado el Dstilatorio de Pedro f.
Fernandez, Bayamou, Puerto Rico Sc Vende en- la
afanada Babera de
John w. Barrett,
Captain, New nexiCO
El farol. (Capitan, Condado de Lincoln, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-19??, 1906-05-08

lSe continuera en- pagina 4, J
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES

Sealed proposals for furnishing SUP
plies OF groceries provisions and me'.ls
of all kinds, TO tie delivered a: the
State Orphans Home, Carson City, Ne
vada Ter the six month frCm and il
Gliding July /, 1906, will be received
up 20 noon June %, 1906, according
to the requisitiOn furnished by the
Superint endent OF the said home, now
on file in the office CT the secretary
OF the board OF directors.
All articles to be first class of their
kind and to be delivered IN such
quantities as the superintendent may
direct. quantity varying each month
rs may be required.
All articles must he satisfactory Or
they will be returned at the con-
tractors expense.
Bids to be directed to the secretary
Of the State Orphans :icme Board o.
Directors. Carson City. Nevada.
The hoard reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
ORvlS R,NG. sscretar,
Of the Board.
Carson City. Nevada, June ~. lsos
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You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that the tax upon your prop
erty for the year 1905 is now delinqu-
ent, and you are further notified that
unless said taxes are paid on or be-
fore the third Monday in July, 1906. to
wit: July 10th, 1906, your property
will be sold at the Court House door.
in Carson City, Ormsby county, State
of Nevada, at O'clock p. ~ of said
day, 10 pay said taxes, together with
10 per cent delinquency, and the cost
Of advertising, and you are further
notified that such sale will De sub
jet 10 redemption within SIX months
after the date of sale by payment OF
al said sums together with 3 per
cent per month thereon from the dale
Of sale until paid.
H. B. VAN ETTEN,
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING
ronoPAn RAILROAD COMPANY

Philadelphia, May IL, 1906.
NOTICE is given to bondholders Ut
the Tonopah Railroad Company that
in accordance with the terms of the
bonds and the trust mortgage secur-
ing the same. all of tie outstanding
6 per cent first mortgage bonds Sc
cured by. the Trust Mortgage to the
Land Title and Trust Company dated
January rs, 1904, have been called
for redemption, and will be paid at
the Office Of the undersigned at 10zH
per cent and interest on July ist, 1906.
at which date interest will cease.
THE LAND. TITLE AND. TRUST
COMPANY
S W cor Broad and Chestnut streets
PHILADELPHIA, Penna
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Liberal OFFER.

beg to advise my patrous that the
price Of disc records (either Victor
or Columbia), to take effect imme
d!ately, vii! 90 as follows until fu,
Their notice.
Ten inch disks formerly 70 centl
will be sold for 60 cents.
Seven inch records formerly soc
now Csc. Take advantage of this o.!
fer. C. ". FRIEND.
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

Tc the following nared persons and
all owners or claimants to the person
al property and real estate and the
improvements thereon, or improve
ments when assessed separately, here
matter described known or unknown:
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING
DFF,cE COUNTY AUDITOR

- the Honorable. the Board OF Con
~ Commissioners. Gentlemen:
In compliance with the Law. /.
herewith submit my quarterly -
pces showing receipts and disburse
ments of Ormsby County, durlno
che quarter ending Dec. 80, 1905.
Quarterly Report.
Ormsby County, Nevada.
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OFFICIAL COUNT or STATE
STATE OF NEVADA.

OFFICIAL COUNT OF STATE
FUNDS.
STATE OF NEVADA.
County Of Ormsby, S. S.
James G. Sweeney, being duly
sworn, severally say that they
are members of the Board
of Examiners of the state of Nevada,
that on the 31st day of May. 1906,
they. (after having ascertained fron
the books Of the State Controller the
amount of money that should be in
the Treasury made an Official exami-
nation and count of the money anil
vouchers for money in the State Ire.
asury Of Nevada and found the same
correct as follows:
CON S0O,OOS u
Paid coin vouchers not re-
turned to Controller 22,292 81
Total ................ BOZ 1851 ~
State School Fund Securities.
Irredeemable Nevada State
School bond 100000 90
Mass. State For cent
bonds 537 900 90
Nevada State Bonds zo3,70O 90
Mass State ~ per cent
bonds $4,000 90
United States Bonds 215,000 %
Total .2,0O6,45 ~
James G. Sweeney
John Sparks
Subscribed and sworn before me this
31st day OF May, T. D. 1906
J. Doane,
Notary Public. Ormsvy County. New.
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MRS E. E. sfFFoRD. and the fol-
lowing described property:
Possessory claim to 5. Z of N. W.
"a & N. IL Of S. w. "A Sec. 10 Up.
Is N. X. 20 E.-u60 acres). 5 4C ~
The n. e u Of S. E. n Sec. 9 Tp.
Is n. R. 20 E.-(40 acres). 10 20
The w. So FIT. Of E. " of B. Is
Philips Div-(Dwelling). 1850 %
Furniture $4,000 Fiano $4,000
800 90
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County Treasurer and ex-officio Tax
Receiver Of Ormsby County, Nevada.
Office Of County Recorder and Elk
Officio Auditor Of Ormsby County,
St.te Of Nevada.
Carson City, June 13, 1906
Notice is hereby given that the fore
going list contains the names of all
delinquent tax payers, description OF
the property upon which the taxes
are delinquent together with the
amount of taxes due upon sa.o prop
erty as shown by the delinquent tax
list for the year 1905, as returned to
this Office by the County Treasurer
and ex-officio Tax Receiver, OF Orms-
by county. State of Nevada, and is
"a true copy of said delinquent tax
list for the year 1905.
H. DIETERICH,
County Recorder and ex- officio Audi
tor Of Ormsby County, State of Ne
vada
-n-n-
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EXCURSION RATES EAST

1saIy Ind and Ord: August eth. 8tn
Rec sSh; and September Sth and 9th;
sGr@al low round trip rates will be
IN effect to all points East; final re.
summing limit 80 days, but not later
l'Asn. October 31st.
Colorado Common Points 81 SIS 90
Missonrf' River .............. GO 90
Mississippi: River ........... G. 81.
Shicago ................... q S.
Washington and Baltimore 90. 1O7 o.
New York northumberland. 103 20
For particulars see any Agent. OF
address d. 8. TAGGART. u. n. 4 r. A.
DenO Nevada. IL
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING

HERMAN OLCOvICH, and the fol-
lowing described property:
The S. Il IT. of lot Z N. az It.
of lot B. 8 Proctor & G. Div
(Jewelry Storel. ........ $4,000 90
Lot & N. u of lot B. &c
S. T. & s. Div. { Old wash nouse)
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS

James O'Hare, has been appointed
poundmaster, and has been ordered to
all dogs. On and after July l, 1906
any and all dogs for which said tax
has not been paid, will be destroyed.
VIM. KINNEY. Sheriff OF Ormsby
county. II
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-10
,ecn slow in appointing local commit

been slow in appointing local commit
tees.
Fourth | recommend strongly that
as an organization we strive III all ways
possible to prevent entertainment Of the
League in politics. Not what the
League might do. but rather what 1t
WAS intended the League should do, is
the motto at present Politicians may
strive in all ways possible to use the
League as an inStrume and so they
may. but so long as the League is true
to its purposes and does not become IL
willing tool in their hands. we have
Christian right to ask for the people
support.
These are my recommendations:
whether they are wise or not l leave
with you.
I cannot omit from this report. a
reference to a common error which Il
doing the League incalculable injury.
I refer to the unfortunate ENHANCEMENT
Of Resubmisson and Referendum. We
who car readily understand the dis
tinct difference between the two should
seek 10 divorce them at all times. Let
us remember that we have Il method of
1edcnillS anu CIdllSiIiS tic SoiioliIu
ton. With the Referendum simply
aiming To have the people pass upon
closely voted pieces of legislation. and
with the Initiative simply aiming to
secure what the people. through petit
ton want, it seems to me that we
have a specific matter to fight for. quite
aside from any question of resubmis-
SIGN I have been told that it was in
consistent to be Referendum advo-
cate and yet oppose Resubmission.
deny being guilty of any such incOn-
sistency. Can a man favor Prohibi-
ton and yet vote for ReSubmission?
Agsuredly. Equally SO can a man ia
vor a principle Of government and vet
oppose any attempt to pass SPECIFIC
measure under that principle.
Let us remember. gentlemen. that we
arc out fighting for a specific principle
and as League are not concerned at
present with political issues. If we
are observation-disclosures. all good and
well: let us bear the brunt of the bat
tie rs Rcsubmssionists let us not en-
,cavor TO saddle upon the back of the
Referendum League any accoutrements
used ~ any political party in any
political warfare.
Having behind US the strong body 0l
united workmcn. and the organized
farming element. and having gained
the good will and support of all classes
Of citizens by wise action and unity OF
purpose in securing that which we are
after. it does not seem to me that we
| can fail when the personnel of the
next House and Senate is eventually
| made known. I predict victory for ou'
cause. but victory can only come al
| the price of eternal vigilance.