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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
STATE SPORTSMEN
HOLD SPECIAL
CONVENTION

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 15.-The special
convention OF the sportsmen of the
State who are displeased with the ac-
ton taken at the late meeting of the
state Game and Protective Associa-
ton at Monterey. was held ip this city
today and was attended by delegates
from nearly all OF the discontended
counties Among the Representatives
were several newly elected members 20
the Legislature.
The convention was called 10 order
by Lieutenant Governor Alden Ander-
son. who told briefly why the special
meeting had been called. He stated
1t was because OF the unjust action
Of the State convention 1T Monterey.
He said the sportsmen OF Sacramento
wanted TO hear from all good and
honest men on the question OF pro-
posed new legislation on game laws.
Colonel E. A. Forbes of Marysville
Was elected temporary chairman and
s. L Epson OF Sacramento temporary
secretary
A resolution was offered by Senator
G. G. Goucher OF MADEIRA proposing q
new organization to be formed st once
TO be known as the State Fish and
Game Protective League. Some little
debate was occasioned, the members
differing IN opinion as to the advis-
ability OF forming before drawing up
N--C Tex lrldl4On QCclISQ
The convention this evening effected
a permanent organization by electing
Frank d. Ryan Of Sacramento presi-
dent William E. Hughes OF MADEIRA
j. H Bair OF Marysville and Joseph T.
Farraher OF Yreka vice presidents. A
=. Ferguson of Fresno secretary, and
". r. Mcintosh OF Fresno treasurer.
Executive committee-E. A. Forbes
Narysyille; O. II. Anderson, San Jose
Phil Beakart- San Francisco; J. r. Tyr
rell, Grass Valley; Edward Silent, Los
Angeles.
The convention Endorsed the acts OF
the State Fish and Game Commission
ers; denounced the Monterey packed
convention; adopted resolutions recon-
mending that the open season for doves
be from July TO Is; q closed season
on grouse for three years; q bag limit
OF thirty-five ducks for one days shoot
and more effective legislation to pre-
vent one man from killing more than
the limit. abolishing the law forbidding
the killing OF fish-eating birds. ex-
cepting only blue and white crows
making the robin q protected bird: q
close season for trout from November
IS 10 May 1: for salmon from Septem-
Der 10 TO October 20; limiting the take
Of b-ack bass TO fifty IN one day: nc
closed season for striped bass. but al
increase OF the weight or length limit
for shipment. or a restriction OF ship
fnent from the State: an understanding
that the Legislature viii be asked Il
district the State in the matter OF thS
season for doves and deer; repeal OF
prohibition OF killing tree squirrels
and allowing them to lie killed betweer
october i and December 81, and lin
iting the bag to six IN one day; pro.
hibiting the shipment OF trout out oil
the State
committee on legislation. consist
ing Of H. B. Ream of Sisson. Fred p
Tuttle Of Auburn, Alden Anderson Of
Sacramento. J. T. Sidgmore Of Suisur
and A NJ. Drew OF Fresno was ap-
pointed The convention adjourned.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
TEAMS WILL PLAY
SOCKERs GAME
TODAY

The Oakland Hornets Association
Football Club held club meeting last
night for the purpose of finishing the
election of officers. The club now has
a playing membership of forty-three
and has three teams: the California
League team, the Bay Counties League
team and the Reserve eleven.
The election resulted as follows
Delegates to Bay Counties Associa-
ton Football League, Max Waebcr and
Percy Ramsden; captain, r. A. Hunter;
secretary. Max Waeber; delegates to
Second Eleven League. A. McLachlan
and w. J. Gande; captain of Reserves,
John Constable: secretary of Reserves,
John McClelland Selection committee
for Bay Counties team, Hunter, Waeber
and Mackenzie: selection committee for
Reserves, same as for California
League team. The colors of all three
teams are to be Is near those cred and
white vertical stripes) of the we'll
known California League team OF the
Hornets as are obtainable.
The following are the association
football games for today: Independ-
ents VS.. Oakland Hornets at Alameda
at ESQ D. nl.; Albion Rovers VS.. YAM
pires. at Freeman's Park, Oakland. at
2:30 p. m.
The Hornets team will be McRitchie,
Waeber, Gore, McLachlan, Meachin,
Duncan, Mackenzie. McRitcfie, Smith,
Eliot Scott. Reserves-Bird, Gaude,
Tolley, Washburton.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
CANS KNOCKS OUT TRAINER
WILLIE kEEFE Ar TONoPAH
stiff Right-Harder to the Heart Sends
Sparrfnz Partner to the Mat
During Lively Bout

TONOPAH. Dec. 15.-Gans put
trainer Willie Keefe to the mat today
with a stiff Highlander to the heart
during a lively bout. The champion
also blackened Kid Sims eyes, and
altogether the days work in Joeis
camp was strenuous.
Herman. with two auto loads of
friends, will leave tomorrow morning
TO visit Manhattan. In the afternoon
he will referee a fight between two
miners, who will battle to a finish to
settle q grudge.
Mutuals were sold today on the New
Years Day fight and several small bets
were placed with Cans a = to l favorite.
One bet of $1,000 TO 5000 was made be-
tween two mining men,
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xrrruER SIDE ABLE TO SCORE

SANTA BARBARA. Dec 15.-An ex-
citing game between the Santa Bar
bara and the San Jose State League
teams was called by Umpire Berry ar
the end OF the ninth inning on ac-
count OF darkness. neither side having
been able to score. Vickers was IN
vincibie. only one OF the visitors get
ting as far as third. Only four or the
locals reached drst. Hal Chase did
some remarkable fielding.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16
Candy ORDER

Are you thinking Of giving candyf
rs1,v an order-it may be for any
arnount-ft is exchangeable at any time
for the candy she likes Haas Candy
stores, Fillmore at Ellis and Van Ness
at Suffer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16

The members have had excellent quail
shooting this season. the conditions all
being favorable. J. 3. Hauer and 9TH
er members have had the limit on these
great game birds on several occasions.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16

The old-fashioned Democrat who re-
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our national ills is going to get pretty
tired waiting for somebody to take no.
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16

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he could not ease pain for moment. He puts them In
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suffering chronic ailment or from a oad colo
When you a drug containing one or more OF
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A kind heart never has TO wait long
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-16

The first time applied Electro-vigor my lame back
relieved. and by one the rneunlasisn consul
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15
w. Arkell Again Active

A telegram from Manhattan. Nevada.
says that . sensation has been sprung
in mining circles there that will prob
ably affect . score Of well-known min
ing companies. W. J. Arkell. acting
for the Humboldt Mining Company.
relocated the Little Joe Mining Com.
pany's ground. alleging that the own.
ers should have recorded the locations
in the Manhattan district ~ well - In
Tonopah, the county seat. A number
Of companies havs recorded location
notices at Tonopah. disregarding the
local recorders Office. Other sensa-
tions are awaited.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15
SURPRISED THE OLD MAN
Wife of Reno Business Man
Secretly Secures Divorce and
Marries q Teacher

Seldom does o man learn for the
first time through the newspapers that
his wife has welded another man, yet
this is exactly what has happened to
Charles Chase, . prominent business
man OF Reno. Some months ago his
wife. Mrs. Anna NJ. Chase. went to
Denver presumably on . visit. Her
husband supposed her still to be there.
and 80 when he opened his paper Mon
day evening he was more than surpris-
ed to find that she had been married to
the former vice principal Of the Reno
public school, T. A. Brandon.
Inquiry developed the fact that Mrs.
Chase had secured divorce while in
Denver, unknown to her husband. and
married again. A daughter. the
only issue of the marriage. is now
living with the first husband.
Aside from the unfortunate condi-
tIons attached to the divorce proceed
ings, the second marriage was q very
happy one in sense. and marked the
climax Of pretty romance" Mrs.
Chase had promised to marry Brandon
as soon as he had passed an examina-
tion admitting him to the bar. On the
morning the examination was held at
Carson Mrs Chase accompanied Brand
on and when 1t was announced that he
had passed successfully the couple at
once went to a minister and were mar
ried.
Mr.. Brandon is the newly appointed
principal Of the Winnemucca schools.
and the newly welded couple have al
ready taken mp their residence there.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15

Mayberry & McTerney = Improve.
ments $3.50.
Mineral Hill Smelling Co.-Smelters
and machinery $1,000.
Marine, ,John-Improveme $85, real
estate $15. Total 500.
Mau, Otto-Real estate $25, improve
ments $l55. Total $3.50.
Mule, Rody-Whim $50, improve
ments $40O. Total $3.50.
March, Isreal-Real estate $50. i'm
provements $55. Total $l05.
Morrison, Dan-Milch cows $50. i'm
provements $50. Total 800.
Mau Lee, Dr.-Real estate $50, i'm.
provements $50 Total $l45.
Murphy, M. P.-Real estate $25, i'm
provements $50 Total $105.
Mendes & Saddler-Real estate $40.
improvements $50. Total $45.
Mulcoy, Ed-Furniture $50, piano $50
real estate $25, improvements $ll0. To-
tai $235.
Masonic g. I. o. o. f. Hall Assn
Real estate 800, improvements $500.
Total $1,000.
Merialdo, B. Fixtures 800, mer-
chandise $50, real estate 1856, improve
ments $675. Total $liS0.
Morgantini, Mrs. G.-Furniture and
fixtures, 800, real estate $500, improve
ments, $1,000. Total 5000.
Mau, Brothers-Fixtures 800, mer-
chandise $500, real estate 800, i'm
provemenis 5000. Total $1,000.
Martelletti, Antone-Work horses 500,
wagon $25, wood $35, real estate $25,
improvements $50. Total 5000.
Metamoras, NJ. & s. Co.-Boiler and
hoist $500. patented mines $40. 80, real
estate 800. improvements $40. Total
$6l5.90.
Martelletti, Peter-Stock cattle $120,
work horses $50, wagon $40, wood $35,
real estate 500, improvements $50. To-
tai 1895.
Morris, Mrs. f. s. Son-Furniture $50,
piano $50, merchandise $1,000, fixtures
$3.50, real estate 500, improvements
5000. Total $3.50.
Morrison, James-Work horses $50,
saddle horse $25, milch COW $25, sheep
$1,000, wagon $50, real estate $445, i'm
provements $3.50. Total s2085.
Maggini, Clement-Work horses $50,
saddle horses $40, stock cattle $3.50, fur
niture $25, wagons 500, real estate $500,
milch cows $50. improvements $3.50.
Total $685..
Mattel, Giacomo Jack S25, range
horses $75, work horses $85, saddle
horses $40, milch cows $500, stock
cattle $3.50, wagon $25, real estate $3.50,
improvements $780, Total $3.50.
Naples, Stephen-Furniture $50, pi-
ano $50, work horses $3.50, saddle horses
$125, stock cattle $500, milch cows
800, hogs $40, wagons $3.50, farm imple-
ments 800, real estate 1920, improve
ments $3.50. Total $7995.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15

Goldfield. New. Sept. mike kier'
nan. miner 4s years of age. vino came
here two years ago from Tonapah, was
shot through the abdomen four times
by.an unknown man at o'clock this
morning on Fifth avenue. near Hall
street. He also shot twice ~ the man
ran away. Herman walked half
block to the Watson Honse, whore he
received medical attention. He died at
noon to-day. Herman says he was try
ing to hold up the man who killed him,
thinking he had some rich ore which he
had stolen from one Of the mines where
he was working. 1t seems peculiar that
miner coming OF shift would BE- armed
and the authorities will investigate the
case.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15

McCauley. Mrs. John--Patented mines
$119.30.
McCabe. John ''estate of''-Improve-
ments $50.
Mclaughlin, d. J. J. Estate off,
Patented mines $l68.50.
Mcbride, Alex.-Real estate $13, i'm
provements, $S7. Total 800.
McKim, H. A-Real estate $175, i'm
provements $50. Total 1866.
Mcbride, Mrs. P.-Real est tie $50,
improvements $35. Total 500.
Mechanics, Mrs R-Real estate $40,
improvements $50. Total $50.
McEwen. Mrs B. F.-Real estate $25.
Improvements SIS. Total 800.
McKinnon. Miles-Merchandis 5000,
improvements $780, Total $3.50.
McElroy, James P.-Furniture $50,
real estate $115, improvements $240. To-
tai $405.
McNaughton, John-Horse $25, wagon
$50, improvements 5000, patented mines
$32l 30 Total $576.30.
McGarry, M.-Furniture $25, piano
$50. real estate $50, improvements $3.50,
patented mines $685. Total $403.40.
Mccormick, Ed-Horses $50, wagon
and buggy $50, furn ture $50, real estate
1925, improvements 1915. Total $3.50.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15

Crombie, Haddow g. Co.-Improve-
ments $50. patented mines SIP. Total
Sl62.
Cromer, L. W.-Furniture $50, tools
$50, real estate $40, improvements $3.50.
Total $500.
Canepa, G.. B.-Horses $50, milch
cows $40, wagons and implements $50,
real estate 800, improvements $3.50.
Total 1885.
Curieux Brothers = Furniture $500,
merchandise $500, work horses $50.
milch cows $50, improvements $3.50.
Total $500.
Cox, w. F.-Work horses $50, saddle
horses $50, stock horses 500, stock cattle
S8l0, wagons $25, farm implements $75,
real estate $500, improvements 5000
Total $1,000.
Clayton, A. W.-Work horses $120,
saddle horses $50, range horses $50,
mich cows $50, wagon $50. farm i'm
plements $50, real estats $20l0, improve
ments $3.50 Total $3l40.
Cerrutti, Bart-Work horses $50, sad
die horse $25, range horses $3.50, stock
cattle $2l00, milch cows $50, wagons
$50, farm implements 500, real estate
$3.50, improvements $3.50. Total $3.50.
Carletti, Peter-Work horses $l20,
saddle horses 20, range horses $75, stall
lion $50, mich cows 800, stock cattle
$3.50, wagons and implements $3.50,
real estate $ll20, improvements $500.
Total $500.
Central Pacific Railway Company
Personal property $1,000, rolling stock
$54, 430 25, main line 1904 $50, side line
$l5, ,0S0, telegraph line 1888, real estate
$l37, ,O57. 80, improvements $4l50. Total
1918, 44l.05.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15
zee. Mrs.-Improvements $50.

Lee, Mrs.-Improvements $50.
Latta, j. C.-Improvements 800.
Linds Y, Joseph-Improvements $50.
Lena Mining Co.-Patented mines
$l29. 90.
Leonard. F. E.-Patented mines
$l67 20.
Laird, William-Improvements $50.
Total $50.
Lawry, William-Real estate $25, i'm
provements $50. Total $50.
Loschenkohl, F. W.-Furniture $50,
improvements 500. Total $3.50.
Laneberger, Wm.-Merchandiss 5000,
improvements 800. Total $500.
Leighton, Mrs. Jennie-Real estate
SIS, improvements $25. Total $40.
Lucey, James "estate of''-Real estate
S25, improvements $50. Total $40.
Lincoln, Mrs. A. q Co.-Real estate
$50, improvements 500 Total $l10.
Lewis, F. C.-Horse $50, wagons $40
real estate $l35, improvements $495
Total s7O0.
Lob, Peter-Work horses $3.50, trucks
ETC., $500, real estate $75, improvements
$3.50. Total S575.
Lincoln Mining Co.-Real estate $25
machinery and boilers $40, improve.
ments $425. Total $500.
Laird, Abram-Furniture $50, patent
ed mines $3.50, real estate $50, i'm
proyements 500. Total $36S.90.
Laird, Robert-Furniture $50, piano
$50, horse $50, milch COW $25, real es
tate $S5, improvements 1895. Patented
mine $3.50. Total $64l.S0.
LAM, Vincent-Furniture $3.50, worl
horses 1920. milch cows $500, wagons
$50, solvent debts $3.50, real estate $425
improvements $475. Total $3.50.
Loucks, Mrs. Isabella-Range horses
$l20, work horses $240, milch cows $l75
stock cattle $3.50, saddle horses $40
wagons $40, real estate $50, improve
ments $500. Total $500.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15
EUREKA COUNTY TAX LIST FOR 1906

The 6NowngB the total vauao which the
namedp Or
Tax levy limit of tn townof Ek$
the o &c Of 2
payable Mono Nhs
Ona be aion beoe December or
Monday in
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15

Moyle, Ei-Improvements $50.
Martin. ]. M-Improvements $50.
Mahoney, Martin-Real estate 800.
ModarelI. Nick-Improvements SO.
Mills, VIM. O.-Patented mines S65- 40.
Mackenzie. A. G.-Patented mines
$40.
Moorman, Mrs. w. M.-Real estate
$65
Mitchell. II. K. = Patented mines
$l06 so.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15

Father. Barry-Improveme 500.
Ellis, G., H.-Improvements $50. To
tai $50.
Evans, William-Improvements $50.
Total $50.
Eldorado No. 2 Mining Co.-Patented
mine S34.45.
Eathorne, w. J.-Horse $50, improve
ments $50. Total $50.
Eureka Mining & Smelling Company
Patented mines $325.60.
Eureka Tunnel Con. Mining COIN
provements 800. Total 500.
Ebert, j. W.-Improvements 500,
mortgage $1,000 Total $l10O.
Erickson, Mrs. John-Real estate $25,
improvements $50. Total $105.
Ebert g. Swan-Merchandise 5000,
improvements 800. Total $500.
Edera, John-Range horses $50. work
horses $50, wagons $50 real estate $40,
improvements 800. Total $3.50.
Esselbruegge, Fred-Rral estate $50,
improvements $ll0. Total $l60
Ennor, Mrs. J. R.-Real estate SlS4O,
improvements 5000. Total $2440.
Eccles, Thomas-Work horses 500,
stock cattle $270, milch cows $3.50, wagon
$50, improvements $l25. Total $6l5.
Eureka Con. Mining Co.-Engines,
boilers, machinery $1,000. improvements
s255O, real estate $425. patented mines
1914 80. Total $40. 149. 80.
Eureka g. Palisade Railway-Furniture
5000. merchandise $l700, money $1,000,
safes 5000, engines and shop tools $500,
rolling stock all kinds $ll4S5, tanks and
pipes $500, real estate $3.50, improve
ments $3.50, road bed si62, 1897 so, side
tracks $500. Total sl85, ,S22.5O.
Eureka Live Stock Co.-Jacks $500,
iennies 5000, work horses $3.50, saddle
horses $500, buck sheep $500, sheep
S36. 600, milch cows $175, stock cattle
$1,000. bulls $500, work mules $500, wild
mules $500, wagons $500. driving horses
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15

Nicholas, John-Im provement $50.
Nostrosa, Mrs. d. E.-Improvements
$l75.
North Western Con. Mg. Co.
Patented mines $397.70.
Negri, Frank-Real estate $40, i'm
provements $25. Total $35.
Northey, Robert-Horse $50, buggy
$25, improvements $75. Total $l30.
Norris, Eugene-Work horses, $50,
wagon $40, real estate $50. improve
ments SlO0 Total $2l0.
Nevada Central Copper Mining Co.
Work horses 800, wagon s40, milch cows
$50, whim and tools $50, real estate $50,
improvements $3.50. Total $500.
CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15

Senator George 8. Nixon has pur-
chased lot in Reno 80 by 100 feet on
Virginia street. just south Of the Grand
for which it is stated he paid
$35. .0OO According to the Reno papers
the Senator will Immediately begin the
of . modern office building
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15

Knight, III. A.-Real estate 800.
KautZ, James-Real estate $l5, i'm
provements $50. Total $75
Karsky, M Fixtures 800, real estate
500, improvements $725. Total 1926.
Kind & Observation-Disclosures $1,000,
real estate $3.50, improvements 5000
Total $3.50
Kitchen, ]. G.-Saddle horses 800,
stock cattle slS75, fixtures s25, i'm
provements $225. Total S2225.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15

Mining location blanks for sale at the
SENTISEL office.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15

$50, buggy s45, farm implements 500,
real estate 1896, improvements $2370,
stallion $130. Total $57, ,635.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-09-15

Hoegh, J. H.-Furniture $50, piano
$50, buggy $25, real estate $130, i'm
provements $3.50. Total $515.
Hamburg Mining Co,
5000, real estate $75, improvements 500,
patent mines 1910. Total $l085.
Hall, T. H.-Work horses 800, saddle
horse $25, mich cows 500, stock cattle
$120, wagon $50, real estate 500, i'm
provements 500. Total $3.50
Hale. G. H.-Furniture $50, work
horses 5000. saddle horses $500. range
horses 5000. jack 800, stock cattle $5000
bull $50, wagons and tools 800. real
estate $3.50. improvements $1,000. To-
tai $l1.230.
HUI, p. H.-Furniture $500, piano
$50, merchandise $l625, solvent debts
$3.50, lumber $500, hearse and wagons
$3.50, horses $50, real estate $640, i'm
provements $2245, patented mines $31 SO.
Total $6, ,441.95.
Huntington & Diamond Valley Stock
and Land Company-Furniture $50.
work horses $210, saddle horses $175,
stock cattle 5000, jacks $120, hogs $25,
implements 800, milch COWS $3.50, real
estate $4677, improvements $l758. Total
$8165.
Humboldt Land g. Cattle Co.-Furni.
ture $3.50, piano $50, work horses $500,
saddle horses $625, stations and jack
$3.50, mares $1,000, stock cattle $50, 900,
bulls $500, hogs $3.50, wagons, buggies
and farm implements $500, real estate
$33, ,730, milch cows 800, improvements
slS,145. Total $S9,700.
=
ImObersteg, Piano $50, furniture
S25, real estate $25, improvements $50.
Total $3.50.
Isaac, Maurice-Work horses $50,
saddle horses $50, mich cows $50, range
horses $50, wagons $50. implements $50,
patented mines $202, real estate $500,
improvements 500. Total 1892.
Joseph, M. H.-Patented mines $3.50.
JacB son, Andrew-Patented mines
$4S4.20
Jones, Mrs. ]. E. ct al-Patented
mines $110
johnson, Hiram-Furniture $50, piano
$50, patented mines $ll0. real estate $50,
improvements $3.50. Total $l01O.
johnson, ]. C.-Furniture $25, milch
cows $50, saddle horses $25, real estate
$50, improvements $3.50. Total $500.
Jackson Mining Co.-Engine, boiler,
ears $500, patented mines $l53.60, real
estate $75, improvements $400. Total
$312S.60.
johnson Mercantile Co.-Safe and
fixtures 500, merchandise $1,000, work
horses $50, wagons S75, sleigh and har-
ness $50, real estate $15, improvements
$50. Total 1910.
Jewell, 7. R.-Work horses $3.50, sad
die horses $3.50, range horses $50, milch
cows $75, stock cattle $4,000, wagons
$3.50, farm implements $3.50, real estate
$1,000, improvements $1,000. Total $685.