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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-30
FIFTH DISTRICT.

Dorcilla Copsey, Part Long Looked
For Come at Last, 30 acres. No deed.
Taxes, int, and costs, 81 rs.
William ii Clagett, House and lot, No
deed, Taxes, int. and costs, 80 80.
j NJ McEldery Land, acres, Liber j,
j g. No. 3 Folio Ala, Taxes, int, and
costs, % %.
Permelia Curtis, House and lot, No
deed, Taxes, Int, and costs, k5 Is.
Sally jackson, House and lot, Liber j
q, No, Folio 203; Liber u, No, 3
Folio 2S5; Liber l. Is A, No, 3, Folio 40,
Taxes, int, and costs, 81 90.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Henry Paynes' Part st. John 30 acres,
Liber L b, No. =, Folio els, Taxes,
int, and costs, % 20.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Richard Thomas Part Oakland Hill and
FOX HILL 10 acres and improvements No
deed Taxes, interest and costs, sl2 40
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
James W. Cole. Part ..Fairview," 81 acres
and Improvements No deed. Taxes inter
Jennie Bradley. Part Hooper Chance. %
acres No deed. Taxes, interest and costs,
Is ..
J. W. Crutcher. Breinheo Purchase. 40
acres and improvements Llber T. b, A. No
5, folio 20. Taxes, interest and costs, SO 70
Elizabeth Dyson. Part HopeweIIs, Bache-
!ors, etc, - acres, improvements L.ber J. r.
IN NO .. folio Us. Taxes Interest and costs
Joseph Jordan's heirs Part Truth and
trust, 100 acres No deed. Taxes, interest
and costs, ~.
Cornelins Robinson. Part DENLY. STS aeres
and improvements LibeE J. j. g., No. I, TO-
llo 81. Taxes, interest and costs, Is 70.
Domlnick Tawney's heirs Land from
Duke, 70 acres No deed Taxes, interest and
costs - o.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Garry Z. Chesser, To Houses and Lots
Lloer >. u. No. folio .. Taxes interest
and costs.se.a5
JAMES J.. COUGH,
Aprn . 0E-td --~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-30
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Good second hand Dayton, Buggy and
Wheat Drill,
Apply to,
WM. MEyERELL LOKER, Atty,
May 30-2m. Leonardtown, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-30

J have for sale q valuable
Estate, containing about
500 acres OF good land.
fine dwelling, In good re-
pair and other improve
ments. 10 situate about
> miles from Mechanics
Vile, Nd, and convent
eRt to everything. Make
me an offer. Sale must
be made at once. Write
tor particulars.
c. G. BURROUGHS,
Meehanlesviile, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-30
SECOND DISTRICT.

e. L. Huribert, Haydens Right and
Guyther's Range, GO acres; improve
ments; Lynch's Purchase, 100 acres.
Liber L. Is. A. No. 3. Folio 10, Taxes.
int, and costs, $17.6O.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-30
EeV Advertisements.

For Sale.
2 Reliable horses. Overlooked, must
sell VIII exchange,
w. L. POWELL,
May 3O-tf. Ridge, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-30
TAX SALE
OF
Property In St. Mary's County.

BY VIRTUE Of authority vested in me
as late County Treas, for st. Mary's
county by an Act of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, / will offer at public
sale. before the door OF the Court House
in Leonardtown. on
TUESDAY. June 4, 1907.
between II o'clock, Ne, and 3 O'Clock
p. NJ. on that day and between the same
hours on each succeeding day until all
said property is disposed of and in the
order named in the list below. the sew
eral tracts OF land or parcels Of property
hereinafter named to the highest bidder
10 CASH to satisfy the taxes, interest
and cost, now ACQUIRED or hereafter to
accure, due on said property i'm the State
of Maryland and in st. Mary's county
for the years 1904, 1905, which said tax
es are now in default
The reference made to "Liber" and
Folio" are to the Land Records of St.
Mary's county, Maryland.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Isaac Armsworthy. House and lot.
Liber j. j. q, DO. 3, Folio 265. Taxes,
interest and costs, 1891.
Henry Biscoe, House and lot. Liber
j. j. g., No 4 Folio $50. Taxes interest
and costs, 1926.
Thomas Green. House and lot. No
deed. Taxes. int. and costs, $l1.OO.
Samuel Jones. House and lot. No
deed. Taxes int, and costs, 90 90.
Charles b. Tippett, Lot, 2 acres, No
deed, Taxes, int, and costs, 50 40.
William T. West, Part Courtney's
Oversight, acres, improvements House
and lot, No deed, Taxes, int, and costs,
$S 20.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-30
ST. mARVs COUNTY REAL Es.
TATE FOR SALE.

>. No. /. Farm. beautifully situated on ths
potonac River between BrtEton's Bay and
d fihnsy Point. go seres-s1O acres arabic land.
fertile. Dwelling. barns, tenant h0uses and
ouLbpildings Ia good repair. Fine timber. 3
valuable private oyster creeks. Fine iahinw.
me me STOCK farm. IL mIIes 10 steamboat wharf
Snh we 70 postofnce and stores. Price
Also farm in First Election District. known
- ~Gum HILL" c0ntainining lss acre 1890
dwelslng. barns- etc. In good repair
Also farm on Brittons Bay. near Alfalfa
wharf in the Third Klectior District, contain
lns 10 acres Improved by dwelling, barn
etc, IN good repair, Excellent fishing And
oystsring facilities. Good oyster grounds
can DE taken under the 'Haman Oyster "a :"
lar srn on 81; Jerome's Creek. containing ~
ecres. desirable for q home and IL yaIueble
Oystef Grounds, known a. "Corssy,s PoInfw
sno recently occupied By Jerry b. WriEhfson.
Also farm On Potomac River in Ord EIeeflon
. Dissr'ct; od q. aary,s County. oontaininS 100
Fisning and Oystering facilities. ApplT 20
WIN. MkvRkELL LOKER. Xfty..
Oct, @. W.T..
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-30

One of the ablest addresses deli
vered at the Lake Mohonk Peace
Conference this week was by the
millionaire Ambassador from Mexi-
CO, Senior Creel, who has been one
of the noted figures in diplomatic
life here since his appointment to
succeed the late Senior Aspiroz.
Senior Creel spoke in favor of what
is known as the Drago Doctrine
and declares against the right of a
foreign power to collect debts by
force OF arms, from any of the Ameri-
can republics. The doctrine has
been named after the Secretary of
State OF Brazil by whom. it was elu-
cidated and warmly supported, but
Senior Creel gave the credit for it's
inception to Elihu Root, the Ameri-
can Secretary of State. He declar-
ed that it met with the hearty ap-
prevail not only of Mexico, but all
the Central and South American
republics, and it seems likely that
il will be adopted by the countries
OF this hemisphere as a fitting corol-
larry to the Monroe Doctrine. 1t is
not likely that il will ever be FORM
ally recognized by the powers of
Europe any more than the Monroe
is now, but if it as thoroughly res
pected as the Monroe Doctrine al
ways has been. that will be suffi.
cient for all practical purposes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-30
TreaSurer'S Notice !
To Taxpayers for Year 1906.

For the purpose Of collecting State and coun.
~ taxes for the year 1905. l will Wait
the following places In person or by deputy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-30
NINTH DISTRICT.

Carry 4. Chessar. To Houses and Lots
Lloer >. ). q. No. folio -. Taxes Interest
and costs. se.a5
JAMES J. COUGH,
Aprn . 07-ed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-30

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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-10-26
FLYER GROUP LOOKS WELL

III company with Superintendent Geo.
Pringle, representative of the Times
visited the Flyer group of claims near
Buckskin Monday of this week.
Operations consist of sinking shaft
to depth of 100 feet. The contractors
have been at work but short time and
have the hole down about 20 feet. At
the bottom the showing is good although
the formation is quite broken up, but
but bearing evidence that il will straight
en- up at further depth.
The surface indications are quite re-
markable, several large veins traversing
the estate carrying good values in gold,
OH an average, while there are stringers
which run away up.
MIR. Pringle is mining man OF wide
experience. He believes that the flyer
will make reputation hard to excel.
The showings certainly warrant that
conclusion. 1t would not surprise the
Times If the estate opened up into pro-
ducer of no mean proportions.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-10-26
WILSON GOLD MINES co,

Developing the ground of the Wilson
Gold Mines company at Mountain View
has begun in earnest. This week one
shift was put to work in the shaft and
another will be added in few days.
From time to time the force will be still
further increased or at such times as is
consistent with good mining. The COM
pany has implicit confidence in the prop
erty and expects to be able to ship ore
at an early date.
The company behind the development
of the estate is composed of some of the
most substantial men i'll this section.
In addition to being conservative bus
iness men, they are capable mining men
and would not take hold of proposition
unless it bore all the ear marks of gen
uine merit.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-10-26
SPEAK WELL OF new
CAMP OF RAWHIDE

Bankers E. H. Whitacre and ]. /. Will
son and Engineer d. E. Mcpherson re-
turned from Rawhide Sunday last after
an inspection of several days of the latest
candidate for honors.
Yerington is deeply interested in the
new camp i'll view of the fact that two of
her sons made the original discovery
while many of her people have holdings
in the new district.
According to Mr. Mcpherson, a very
conscientious and conservative engineer
Rawllide has all excellent chance to de-
velop into camp of great importance.
OF course, Mr.. Mcpherson did not de-
sire to be quoted as saying things he
could not substantiate, consequently he
spoke of only just what he saw.
The amount of development thus far
accomplished would not justify an engi-
neer taking any questionable stand, :
said Mr. Mcpherson, though do be-
lieve that Rawhide has an excellent
chance to make good The surface is
characterized bv stringers carrying values
up into the thousands, ranging from to
S inches in width. So far as ledges are
concerned / could not say that saw any,
though it must be remembered that
Goldheld was not camp of lodges. The
small veins are shot up through the rhy
olite, the country formation.
Il am going to take chance in Raw
hide and will Immediately make arrange
ments to open a branch Office there.
That may be taken to express my views. "
Messrs. Whitacre and Wilson viewed
the possibilities of Rawhide from both a
mining and business standpoint. Each
is enthusiastic regarding the district,
especially Mr. Whitacre who does not
hesitate to say that in his opinion Raw
hike is one of the best discoveries made
in Nevada for long time.
4" believe, - said he that develop
ment will open up ore shoots of re-
markable richness The veins on the
surface are small but who can say they
will not open up at depth into bodies OF
favorable proportions. Rawhide looks
good from my point of view. y
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-10-26
MOVING PICTURES

~ G T. McCaferty's concert u
;.,,ated nictures, illustrated and comic
songs will exhibit in yerinston TUESDAY ty
o.toher 10Th. Ny life motion pictures
- ;,,ustrated songs are all OF the latest
'.,;ac,s and composers. No grapho-
- 70 pra,e upon your ears. DO
my own singing. | am ;l,ust p9sad pstSated songs
oniy :, Re .' motion pictures. l guarantee a
trsreIinp better noS company and as good as can n
ravens ha seer anywhere and anyone who nc rs IS
nc not satisfied with my show, a,ss,t1r %lll 0e We
funded fun their money .,,rs. eneeriu,,Y ts;r Come
cannot offer anything ',I Wnv viii not re-
and and, ENJOY ! admission Is and 50 cents Re,
gre, greed d. seats can be had at the YerngtIn
Se, errc ~ Co s store, Doors open az, q. r
Drug concert ou, commences at 8 o'clock
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-10-26
PEOPLE WILL Be ASKED
To BOND CITY

The city council is now considering
the advisability of bonding the city in a
sum in the neighborhood of S28, 900, the
amount to be used in the construction OF
the city hail. the installation of sewer
aye system and nacadamizing Main
street
OF course, it will depend entirely upon
the taxpayers whether or not the issue
will carry, as under the charter it must
be left to vote of the people.
Yerington has long since shaken itself
of its infant clothes and has branched
out into really one of the most sub
stantial towns Of Nevada In keeping with
the progressiveness of her people thus
far shown in the building up of the city,
it is only natural to suppose that the
taxpayers will place no obstacles in the
way of greater Yerington.
Who is there in this city who does not
at once realize the Importance of such a
move' The Times does not believe
there is a property owner within the
confines of the CITY limits who does not
know the necessity of building here a
city that will be credit not only to those
of us who hope to dwell here, but to the
could be done than to hand down to
posterity some example of oar
progressiveness.
The Yerington of tomorrow depends
upon tire actions of the men of yering
ton today. To keep pace with the times
it is necessary to go in debt. No city OF
any consequence i'll the land today is
actually on a cash basis, Every one
nearly is paying interest on large sums
advanced for the betterment of their
conditions.
The city council should not fall
down OH this all-lmportant matter;
in tact, the taxpayers should demand
that it at once act in the premises
Imagine sewerage system in working
order imagine minimum death rate o ]
account thereof; imagine Main street
macadamized and handsome CITY hall
and you have an idea of Yerington soon
after the city shall have been bonded
Taxpayers: Let us all get together
and take up the matter. Let's do it al
once.
The Times would suggest mass meet
ing of the citizens TO talk upon the
subject
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-10-26
NOW IS THE TIME TO
INVEST IN THIS
DISTRICT

Now is the time to invest III Yeriiig-
ton mines, !" SAYS General SMairager
Beatty Of the Yer,ngtop central.GoFser
companyin an interview with a. times
man
.The Yerington district offers better
Inducements for investment than any Of
the mining districts in the United States
today. Everything in the mining share
line is at rock bottom Stock that can
be bought for few cents per share will
years from now. There are no wildcat
flotations in the district Everything is
being developed along legitimate lines
by conservative and experienced mining
men. which spells success for any dis
trict.
'Yerington has the ore and fots OF it,
and high grade at that. The mines have
not been developed enough to determine
what the average grade of the camp will
be, but we do know that the. yerington
district will rank with the highest grade
copper camps in the United States
How about the cost of production
when the mines are fully developed and
equipped with modern machinery; rail
roads and reduction works. There's no
reason why copper cannot be produced
as cheaply in this district as in any other
district in the west, and there are dis
tricts that are making 50 per cent ON
cost of production, even at lz-cent
copper.
rs copper a dead issiie? Copper is
not dead issue and never will be. The
world cannot get along without copper
any more than it can without any other
staff commodity, and what is more it is
not going to try
How about the staguation in the
metal at present? In my Judgment the
stagnation in the metal market at pres
ent is due (not to over -production) but
is due to the fact that the banking houses
of the country are calling in their loans.
his production according to the amount
of capital he has to work with
Has Yerington any other resources
other than copper? Yes 'Yerington
has numerous gold camps wi,iclr are at
tracing considerable attention at pres
ent. How about the Mountain View
canp' The Mountain View has as
heavily mineralized surface as any
camp in the district, and in my opinion
will attract mining people in the near
future.
"Yerington has also got agricultural
, resources known to no other mining
section i'll Nevada. aud the farmers. min
ing men and business men should not
lose sight OF the fact that their interests
are all identical, and they should work
together with one effort in view, and
that is to develop the richest district i'll
the west.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-10-26

Black Mountain property Wednesday of
this week, having came to Yerington for
load OF provisions.
The shaft is now down nearly 100 feet,
at which point the showing is greatly
improved over surface appearances, hav-
ing widened considerably and carrying
increased values.
Mr. Bartholomew has unboundesl faith
in the Black Mountain section. He he
lieyes that il will prove a sensational
producer of the yellow metal especially
that portion in the vicinity of Mount
Grant.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-10-26
There Is no
Labor Trouble
At Yeringtosl

Just why certain of the state papers
insist on printing rumors to the effect
that there is general strike in this
camp is beyond the comprehension OF
this paper. Why, If the mines of this
district were tied up, the Times would
not hesitate to inform tire outside world.
Yerington is not at all in the clutches
of labor disturbances, neither Buckskin.
The real facts are these: Some few
weeks ago the Nevada Douglass people
learned that an effort was to be made to
force them to grant an increase in wages
to the men employed on their prop
critics. The company wished to close
down i'll order to make certain repairs
which were absolutely necessary and
took advantage of the occasion, before a
demand could be made upon it while
operating Howevers the demand was
made after the shut down and refused.
Then it was that the placards were dis
tributed warming miners to stay away
from Yerington and Buckskin. The
Ludwig was in reality the only
mine affected, not another property of
any consequence losing even shift S
development In another column it will
be seen that all differences have been
settled to the satisfaction of all
concerned.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-10-26

The Mcconnell is getting into the for
nation that has preceded every strike of
| Importance in. the Yerington district.
AT depth of 240 feet the shaft has en-
tered garnetized lime Gaping which
bespeaks the eneountering of ore. t
greater depth.
General Manager Spencer feels that
good ore will be broken into within the
the next fifty feet as near as he is able
to ascertain Judging from similar con-
ditions which characterized other proi
critics here.
The Mcconnell is the property of the
Goldheld, Nevada. Reduction company,
a corporation representing unlimited
French capital. 1t was recently pur-
chased for sum aggregating quarter
of million dollars.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-10-26
Sacking Ore
On the South
BIuestone

Sacking ore on the South Bluestone.
That is the record being made only after
few days work OH that property.
Operations on the South Bluestone
commenced but few days ago, the
company only wishing to do enough de-
velopment at the present time to COM
ply with the requirements of the law.
Within few feet of the surface vein
was encountered which carries high
grade copper in quantity.
The South Bluestone adjoins the De-
Lamar property on the south. Recently
T. +. Edwards Of Tonopah, who is one
of the heaviest stockholders, inspected
the ground. In conversation with a
Times representative, he expressed the
belief that it would develop into a mine.
The past few days have proven the truth
of the gentleman theory
Superintendent Noonan, who is in
charge of the development of the estate,
is highly elated over the find as we'll as
the prospects for even better things.
The discovery only goes to prove that
in the Yerington district there is no
such thing as failure, provided con-
scientious mining is followed.
The ore resembles the material that
was encountered on the Bluestone on
the surface. There is every reason to
believe that the South Bluestone has the
original Bluestone lead
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-10-26
WATER FLOW ENCOUNTERED

At depth of 50 feet i'll the Wine sunk
on the ore body recently encountered i'll
the upper tunnel on the Mason Valley,
water has been encountered i'll such
quantity as to delay further operations
in the Wine until such time as pump
NAV be installed. The company is elated
over the situation, in view of the fact
that the water will be used to cool the
compressors, thus obviating hauling the
LIQUID for that purpose as IS now beng
done.
Some time since the company placed
an order for complete pumping plant,
which will be located at the mouth OF
the cauvon on the banks of the Walker
river This order will not be counter
,nanded as the plant will be used to
pump water to the mine for domestic
and other purposes. The pipe has also
been ordered and the survey OF the line
completed.
From the surface to the bottom OF the
Wine represents depth of about SO
feet No other property in Yerlngton is
known TO have encountered water at that
depth.
Work still progresses in the lower
trrre, which is being driven to tap the
ledge at depth. 1t is expected that tue
ore body will be reached at 100 feet or
.,,ore than 500 feet from the breast at the
.>xaeaut fine
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-10-26
Mason Valley Extension

The Mason Valley Extension adJoih-
ing both the Bluestone and the Mason
Valley, is looking exceedingly we'll
Considerable work has been done on Tue
property and the ground will shortly DC
patented.
The company owning the acreage
is close corporation, devoting It's own
money to development.
There is no other property i'll the "'s'
trict more admirably located SO ia' a.
being near the big ones is concerheu'
1t should certainly make into one Oh 'ne
producers with consistent development