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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-10
DRUG STORE AS FITTING ROOM
Precedent Clerk Hopes viii Not Be
Generally Followed.

The drug clerk said he didn't mind
it that one time; still he did hope it
wouldn't become fad.
Il don't know how the rest Of the
customers would feel about it." he
said. Personally. don't think /
should mind. ] like to be accommo-
dating. That is why / said Yes when
the woman with red hair asked if she
might stand before the long mirror to
the right of the soda fountain and turn
up the hem of her new skirt
81 have no long mirror at home
she said, and it is so hard to get a
skirt to hang even around the bottom
when you have nothing to look into
except one of those dinky little glasses
found in most boarding houses
We'll, when she got my permission
to turn the drug store into fitting
room, she hustled away and presently
she returned with the new skirt and
paper of pins. She slipped that skirt
over the one she wore, as cool as any
thing. and then for half an hour she
teetered and tilted around in front of
that mirror, turning up the hem. | felt
little embarrassed myself but she
didn't mind But maybe that was be
cause the skirt looked so nice. Still.
as | said before, | hope turning up
hens in front of this glass won't be-
come popular"
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of water which said works are cap
able of conducting to the Place of
intended use in accordance with
the plans accompanying the appli-
cation for such permit is g. cubic
feet per second.
o. The amount of lands for
which said water is available is
$50 acres particularly described as
follows: W. of SEA Sec. II, NW4
OF NE4, Sec. 20 VIZ SEA of SW4
Sec. 20. M of SW4, NW4, Sec. %,
7. S r. 9 E.
JAS. STEPHENSON Jr.
1921 State Engineer.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that at
II m. on the 18th day October 1908
at Mountain Home county of Elmorc
state of Idaho before B. F. Griffith
pi oof will be submitted of the,com-
pletion of works for the diversion
of 90 cubic feet per second of the
waters of Alkali creek in accordance
with the terms and conditions of
a certain permit heretofore issued
by the state engineer of the state of
Idaho.
/. The name of the person
holding said permit is John ]. Nc
Cinniss.
2. The postoffice address of
such person or the place OF business
of such corporation is Glenns Ferry
county of Elm re state of Idaho.
3. The number of such permit
is $3.50 and the date set for the
completion of such work is October
IL 1908.
4. Said water to be used for ir-
rigation purposes.
S. Said works of diversion will
be fully completed on the date set
for such completion and the amount
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WARRANT CALL
August 2Sth. O8.

August 28th, 08.
Upon presentation / will pay the
following Elmore county var
rants:
Current Expense fund, 1908,
Nos. 0 to IS inclusive.
Road Fund, 1907, Nos. $50 to
1872 inclusive.
Road fund 1908, Nos II to II
inclusive.
All outstanding school warrants.
All outstanding scalp bounty
warrants.
ROSCOE w. SMITH, Treasurer
Elmore county, Idaho. Office in
Citizens State Bank. 1919
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The Churches
Nazarene.

Sunday services are as follows !:
S. S. 10 a. M; preaching I1:i5 a.
M; testimony meeting follow
ing; Young Peoples meeting 7 p.
m. preaching 8 a. m. Prayer
Meeting, Thursday evening p. m.
Place of meeting Acker building
All are cordially invited.
A. B. Eulbertson,
Past or.
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Methodist
Pastor.

The Methodists have decided to
hold their religious services in the
Garrett opera house instead of the
Hungerford' hall. Preaching at
IL a. m. and at 8 p. m. every
Sabbath. All are cordially invited
to attend these services. F. J.
Long, Pastor.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-09-10

M. S. Larmore OF Indiana address
ed the Baptist Union SUNDAY night
and was much enjoyed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
PUEBLO ANNEXES one MORE
Omaha Makes a Strong Bid in Ninth,
but the Indians Come, Back.
HoLLENBEcK TOO GENEROUS
Passes Figure largely I'm the Scoring
of the winners, Being Followed
in Two Instances by
Long Drives.

PUEBLO. Colo. June 26.-In an exciting
sec-saw game Pueblo won again from the
Champions by a score of 5 20 I, the finish
OF both teams being the feature. While
James was hit hard he was steadier than
Hollenbeck, who walked ten. The visi-
tors had the lead until the seventh when
Hogriever walked. Spencer singled and
Patterson sacrificed both men. Matticks
was purposeiy walked. filling the bases,
but Clark hit for two bases putting Pueblo
in tho lead.
In the ninth WEIGH opened with a single
advanced to second on wild pitch. and to
third on Austin's sacrifice. He was nabbed
at the plate on Francks grounder to
Corhan, Franck being safe. Lebrand then
batted for Belden and hit for three bases,
scoring Franck. Lebrand scored on Gond-
ing's drive 90 center and Omaha was in
the lead, For Pueblo Hogriever walked
for the fourth time and when Austin
threw wild to second on Spencer's
attempted sacrifice. both men we're safe,
Hogriever going TO third. Spencer then
stole second and Patterson won the game
BY hitting one to the left field fence which
would have been good for a homer. The
aCoTe.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
DInlncnd Dust.
Poor old Joe Villa.
Kind In Lincoln to lose ANYWAY.

Poor old Joe villa.
Kind in Lincoln to lose anyway.
What more is needed now to give the
Yankee the p%ennant?
The cubs have hit their pace and are
proceeding to pile 'em up.
Hurrah ard hurrah, old st, Louis is in
first place and still going.
Perrirg is back in the game for Cleve-
aldn and playing good ball.
Kid Elberfield for manager! Fine incen-
tive for orderly ball players. eh?
Some how or other New York just doesn't
look like the American league champs.
Only two men on each Pueblo and Omaha
failed to hit Thursday. King and Fisher
were the Omaha men.
Old Isbell celebrated his return to Chi
cago with two hits, but one fatal error that
helped lose the game for the Sox.
Omaha got more hits than Pueblo
Thursday, but fewer runs. Hall lost his
game by forcing in a run with the bases
full.
Stone has been out OF the game all week
because OF getting too hot. But the old
Browns keep pressing forward just the
same.
Just before he quit the management Of
the Highlanders Griffith struck McAleeE
for a trade on Petty, Offering Stahl for him.
Jim couldn't hear Clark.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
OMAHA HoRsE LONDON WINNER
W. ~, McCOrd's Rainstorn, Taking
EverythiRa at English shows.

Some days ago in looking through q Lone
don horse show paper w. II. MCCord saw
q picture of a horse manner SainStorm
which he thought looked very much like
the horse he drove at the omaha show
last year. and which he named after him-
self and matched with his Whirling Cloud.
Friday his suspicion was found to he war
ranted when he received q letter from his
tending the International horse show. The
CokChman wrote Of being at the show the
carry off second hcnors. Inquiry showed
that the horse had been Carrying off every
thing before holm I'm several shows where
he had entered the ring. The groom patted
the horse and wrote that he looked about
as he did while I'm Omaha. He is now
owned by Mr.. Winans Of London, by whom
he was bought in Boston last fall from a
firm to whom Mr.. McCord had sold him.
Mir. McCord has loaned his mate, WhirlinR
Cloud, to the state Agricultural college at
Amps. Ia. for hreeding nurpnsea.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
DENVER WINS OUT IN ELEVENTH
Lincoln Makes One, hut MountaIneers
Come Back with Two.

DENVER, Colo, June 26.-Irwin's sin
gle in ths eleventh inning ended a game
that was brimfull of features. Lincoln
secured a lead in the first inning that
looked as though the contest was all over.
i'm the scond, getting as good as one N
the lead before the hitting Wes stopped.
Then came several innings of hard play
ing. Sullivan, who went to first when
Fox was hurt In the knee, made a three,
base hit in the eighth inning, scoring on
Dolls error. The latter evened matters
in the next inning by preventing a taIS
he. fell and rolled over, but held the ball
In the eleventh inning hits by Pritchett'
Zinran and ude gave Lincoln a run. NC
Donough went in to bat for Doll when
Denver came up, hitting the second bali
clear over Jude's head 70 ra three-bagger
He scored on Corbett's sacrifice out. Then
Waldron made a single and Belden maue
another. Cassidy was given his base on
balls, filling the corners. White flew out
to short center and Irwin's single over
third closed a long and dragging contest
that kept every spectator in the seats 70
the last play. Two games tomorrow
OraEns
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
OMAHA NAN UPSETS DOPE
]. P. MCGEE Puts Warren Dickinson
of Des Moines Gut.
LATTER TOUTED AS A WINNER
lumber of Matches In Consolation
and other Divisions Pulled OF
Daring Day ana Contestant
Take Auto Ride

KANAS CITY, Mo-, Jun s6-Cspecial
TelegramD-The largest crowd since the
beginning Of the tournament witnessed
the play on the Evanston links this after
neon. owing to the fact that q motor car
ride was or the program a number OF
matches were left unfinished.
One of the biggest upsets OF the dope came
in the third round Of the championship p ay
when J. p. Magee Of Omaha defeated War
rem Dickinson of Des Moines, 3 up and l
TO rlay. Dickinson was picked by almost
everyone except the Omaha contingent as
a sure winner. The Omaha crowd believed
in Magee's ability to win and they showed
their loyalty by forming a gallery and fol-
owing the match. 1t was a good game only
from the point OF view that it was closely
contested. They halved the first three.
Dickinson won the fourth and fifth. Ma
gee driving out of bounds. The sixth and
seventh were halved. Masee missed an
easy putt on the eighth. Dickinson did like
wise and Magee won the hole, leaving him
one dOwn. Dickinson made two dubs. driv-
ing for the ninth. Magee won the hole and
evened the match. Magce won the tenth,
but missed two easy puts on the eleventh
and Dickinson tied him. Magee won the
twelfth, fourteenth and seventeenth holes
and the match. Summary:
Morning play, championship division:
]. P. Magee, Omaha, defeated Paul Hyde,
Wichita, S up and 4 to play,
Warren Dickinson, Des Moines, defeated
j.. W. Hughes, Omaha 6 up and 2 to play.
]. p. Magee. Omaha. defeated warren
Dickinson, Des Moines, 8 up ana l to
play.
Directors division. morning play:
George Kinney. Burlington, la, defeated
Robert Fullerton. jr., Des Moines, 3 up and
F. Hale, Des Moines, defeated w. o.
Sternberg, Wichita, 5 up and 4 to play.
George Kinney, Burlington, Ia, defeated
George Barrows. Kansas City Country
F. Hale, Des Moines. defeated r. S. Nc
Intosh, Kansas City. Evanston, ? up and
secretSry's division, morning play:
Albert Calm, Omaha, won by default.
w. Carpenter, Burlington. la, 2 up and ]
r. =. Hawkins, Minneapolis. defeated J.
Albert Calm, Omaha, reached SEMI finals
Consolation division, morning play;
F.. X. Cahoon, Wichita, defeated E., II,
spragSe' Omaha, up; nineteen holes, "
r. w. Hodge, Kansas City, defeated II.
c.; sumney, Omaha, 4 up, TO play.
J. B.. Rahm, Omaha, defeated ]. c.
Fenna, Kansas City. 8 up, 2 to play.
w. ID. Bancker. Omaha, won by default
J. J. Ebert, Des Moines, defeated Har'
low Hurley, 4 up, 3 TO play.
]. c.. Cummins, Des Moines, defeated z
d. Clary, Burlington, 8 up, 4 to play.
w. NJ. FIble, Kansas City, defeated ID
v. Sholes, Omaha, ! up,
w. ii. Ammons, Des Moines, defeated Z
v. Lewis, Omaha, 5 up, 4 to play.
J. b. Rahm, Omaha. defeated Grant
Chamberlain, Hutchinson, 6 up, 5 to play
]. ]. Ebert. pes Moines, defeated Peter
Berkey, 5 Up, 3 to play.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
Ratted for KrueEer In mind

Toledo ,..."...". oQo20 9 %
Kansas City .......O 0 0 o 0 Q Q Q O.. o
Earned runs: Toledo, s. Two base hits:
Cross C), Peckley. Left on bases: Kansas
City, S; Toledo, 5. Double plays: Lister
(unassisted), Beckley Cunassisted). Stolen
bases: Barbaeu, Hopkins ", Williams, Car,
Pitch: Carter. Bases on errors: Toledo,
4; Kansas City, 2. Time: l:50. Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
SIOUX BAT OUT ANOTHER VICTORY
Fourteen safe ones and Five Errors
nv Dea Molnea Tell the story.

DIES MONIES, Ia, June 26--Although
"Ducky' Holmes was sitting in the grand
stand, the Sioux took the second game from
the Boosters by the score of s to /. Des
Moines found the former collegian as un-
beatable as ever and scored only through
an error. Nelson, who pitched Tor Des
enough to scatter the safe ones. Sioux
City's first score came after the umpire
had called Welch safe at third on a close
decision; in fact, close decisions figured in
All of the first three scores. The last three
came through a series OF three errors and
a passed ball coming in succession. Danny
Green, who Joined the Sioux City team TO-
day, played~a star game in the field ana
halted we'll. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
WrestIIng at NInrshnntown.

MARsHALLTOWN, Ia, June 26.-Spe-
cial.)-TEree wrestling matches, the princi-
pal one between George Turner of Grin
nell ami Ali. THE Turk Of Chicago, In
which Joseph A. Angelsberg, a local wrest-
Ter of this city, was seriously injured, were
pulled off here Wednesday night as the
closing feature of the state Eagles con-
vention. While WRESTLING iD a preliminary
with DIR. Roy Turner of Floyd, Ia, Angels
berg was thrown to the mat, and he fell
in such a way that he fractured the
humerus of his left arm and dislocated the
elbow Joint. Turner was to throw him
vice in half an hour, but the accident
stopped the match after It had been in
progress twenty minutes and before Turner
had secured a fall.
Turner threw Ali twice out Of three, and
Lewis Young of Grinnell got two falls out
of three from Lloyd jenkins of Newton.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
Cambridge Loses on Errors.

CAMBRIDGE. Neb., June 26.-(Special
i've gsms tsysd bsra vesterdav n tsynoonn
Two OF Cambridge's fast players made five
errors, which gave the visitors the game.
Fugate's work in the box was immense.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Cambridge ...........O01O01OOO o. s s
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27

MILWAUKEE. June 26.-Puttman and
Curtis pitched excellent ball today, Louis
VILE winning | to o. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
Ffremen Va. Policemen.

Police officers will lay down their biliies
and the firemen will hang up their helmets
for a couple Of hours this afternoon and
will go to Vinton Street park for their an
nual base ball game. The cops have been
clubs for over a week getting into trim
n the firemen AVE not been slow either.
The game will begin at 2:30 O'Clock. Cap
tain Gates aggregation OF fire-rghting
fans Is as follows:
Gutear. c; Gavin and Haley, p; Adams,
ID; Stoltz. IS; Graves, 2bi Holland, 3b; Nc
Cougar, CT; Koch and Brown, II.
The policemen will go into 1.-THE game in
this wise: Murphy, 9; Eagan, ID; Mcdonald,
%; Wheeler. IS; O'Donald, 3b; Malloy, II;
Morgan and Hicks, CT; Robbins, RI; Har-
aid. Miller and Cooper. p.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27

COLUMBUS. O., June 26-Fred Harlow
of Newark, o.. won the Grand American
handicap today, to shoot off at the Ar
llngton range with his rival, Woolford Hen
dersun of Lexington, Ky. Harlow broke
eighteen out of twenty birds and Hender-
son broke seventeen out Of twenty. The
two men tied yesterday for first honors,
each breaking ntnety-two out OF 100 tar
gets. As a special closing feature OF the
Grand American shoot A. II. Hardy OF
Lincoln, Neb.. said to be the worlds great
est rifle and pistol shot, will give an eX-
hibition.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27

AlSd SiOhh ssssss.ss''sssO : w ~ . .
Batteries: Cambridge, Fugate and Rohrer;
Red Cloud. Clegg and Schoonover. Struck
out: by Fugate. IS. by Clegg, 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27

WALTHILL, Neb., June B.-lSpeciaI.)-
The Walthill Indian base ball club has
arranged the following schedule OF games
10 be played during the carnival June %
to July 4, inclusive: Jackson, June %; Te-
Wednesday, July /; Homer. Thursday,
July ?; Hoffman House club, Sioux City,
Friday, July 8, and Sioux city Dows, Sat
urday, July 4. The games will be called
promptly at 2 p. m. each day of the car
nival in order to allow time for the other
sports that VIII take place during me re-
dams will exert every effort 10 win every
one Of the six games scheduled for the
week. The fastest teams In northeast Ne
braska and western Iowa Will be seen on
the Walthill grounds during this carnival,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
COLLINS TO BE USED AS TEsT
Jockey club 60 Take A-nti-Bcttine
LAW Into Court.

NEW YORK, June 2B-The determine
ton of the Jockey club to make use Of the
arrest OF Melville Collins to secure a iu-
gambling laws was indicated today when
Collins was again taken before Justice
Bischoff and charged with violating the
new laws by making a wage at the
Sheenshead Bay track. Collins was ar
rested several days ago by a detective eu,-
ployed by the management of the Sleeps
magistrate.
He was charged with having received IS
waEered upon the result OF a race.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
Athletics Win with stick.

IWo-base hits: Davis, Powers. Three
base hits: Stahl, Oldring. Hits: OFF
Manning, s in two and two.thirds innings;
off Coombs, 3 in three innings. Sacrifice
hits; Moriarity, Conroy. Ball, Murphy,
Nickers. Stolen bases: Conroy, Nichols,
]. Collins, r.. Collins. Double play; e.
CollinsI to Davis. Left on bases: New
York, 3; Philadelphia, s. Base on balls:
Off Manning. 2; off Coombs, 3; off Wick
ers, 3. Base on errors: New York. 1;
philadelphia, l. Hit by pitched ballf BY
NieEsrs !; Struck out: BY Manning. q;
D. Wild pitch: CHESHIRE. Time: 1875.
Umpires: Egan and Hurst.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
no ITTIU u
Happy Hollow,
South Omaha
ItUIBV 'FINIb IINs 10000
second game.
Hannvr HOIlnW " q
U. s. Natl Bank.
Overton Loses TO GOthenBurg.

GOTHENBURG, Neb., June 26.-(Spe-
cial.)-The Gothenburg Grays defeated ov-
erton In a slow but interesting game, the
chief feature of which was the pitching OF
Van and a ~one-handed stop of a hot
grounder by BANNER. Kennedy pitched
we'll, but was a little wild, and his support,
especially behind the bat and at first, was
decidedly of the yellow order. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
Beemer Defeats Travellers.

BEEMER, Neb., June ~26-(Special Tele.
gram IA good game OF ball was played
here yesterday with the Arkansas
Travellers, the home team wining by a
score Of B to 5, Beemer winning game by
punching hits at the right time. The score:
Ark. Travellers .... 0 o o 1 o 3 Ia
Hits: Travellers, G: Beemer Z; Errors,
Travellers, 8: Beemer. ). Batteries; Arkan-
sal Travellers, Eyer and Cook; Heemer.
Fehlman and Fehlman. Umpire: Head.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
sterIinss at Councn BIuns.

The Council Bluffs Bankers and the
sterllngs OF Omaha will play this after
noon at Ideal Hustlers' park. Council Bluffs,
The Sterllngs move In fast company and
the bankers have recently strengthened
their team. The game will start at $3.50.
Lineup OF the bankers; Bender, G.; Cooper,
D.; Peterson, ID. Jurgens. %. Robinson.
SIS. Rose. 3d.; Seaman. H.; Boyhe, eli
ScarT. If.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
Hollow and south Omaha Clubs

Saturday will be a special base ball day
at Happy Hollow club. the second game Of
the season between the Happy Hollow club
and South Omaha club teams taking place
in the afternoon. The latter won the first
game, which was a close contest. A large
number of members from the South Omaha
COUNTRY club will accompany the team,
and Happy Hollow's rooters will also be
out in full force to contribute their share
Of exciteent to an interesting game. Play
will be called at 2:30, and Immediately
following the game Happy Hollow will play
with the United States National bank
team. The lineup. first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
G NOTICES

NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS
The school district of the city Of
Hebron, Thayer county, Neb., Will offer
Of $4,000. drawing o per cent interest,
payable s"emi-annually. These ponds are
10 be issued for the purpose of building
a new school house. Fol- further p%srticu-
lars address W. NJ. HILL,
J21d7t Sec, Hebron, Neb.
NOTICE TO CONGRATULATIONS
ais for the erection OF a library building
in Onawa Iowa, will be received by the
undersigned 81 his office in OnaWa, Iowa
Cwhere plans and specifications may be
seem, until ] o'clock y. m, July Is, 1893, at
which time the contract will be awarded
TO the lowest responsible bidder. The
board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. ~ z. LARK Secretary. Jup2ld7t
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Clara o, Fenwick to Priscilla A.
Henry y Pierce and wife TO George
W. Holdrege, part block 5S and part
block 81, Hartman's add. ............. 80.
O.. S. Rogers and wife to Nicolaus
Bastian, lot Is. block ass. Grandview $50
Byron n. Hastings to Fritz Jacobsen,
lots 70 and "A, block 6, Military add. 2d5
IA. j, Hughe and wife ct al. to
sub inSo" iiu"'' 10. WINS 1900
south Omaha Land company to Anton
syoboda and wife, lot IA, block 254.
Minnie B. Cobb to Annie Ketteacker.
lots 6. II. l2, IL, Thomason & Coos
Cora A.. Rood to voytech Kostai, lot -"'
is, block i, Potter i cobbis ID add. 1000
Arthur =; shrioer to irena +, Horsky'
Michael Whelan to Hunter Realty
company, part lot ?. block g. Perkins.
charles \. pike and wife to Gould 10"
Dieta lot Is block 49, L~eavenworth
sarah NJ, Pike 10 Gould Diet1, same. 4so
Creighton University TO Katherine
o'ponohue, part lots and 2 block
Julia q. Kim6sli to Charleston Co.
lot !, block 8, Newport add 100
Dean, lot 6, block 2. Bedford Place. l25
John = Phippin and wife TO Matilda
b Houhg, part lot 8 Howe's add. 2,eo
part lot 5, block 8, Reeds 80 add. L4O
Nancy G; Hudelson to r.. c, Vermil-
lion and wife, lot 8, block 1877, South
Emma May Carpenter to Mary wal
laesa, lots i6 and Il, block 3, Ames
oiena Swanson ct al. To- Albert F. "
hieck and wife. part lot .. block
United Real Estate & Trust Co, to
Joseph Grazino. dot q, block 2
KountEe Fifth addition...".....,. 1000
Maria A.. johnson ct al. TO II. b. Raj
ney, lots 8. 4 s 9, z, s, 2 10. II. y,
Is, ~ block q, and other lots, Reeds
Fifth addition, .,.".a."",@..""
ner, lot s, block II, Carthage. Is
William salter e. al. 20 Samuel Cot
ner lot block q arthage .sS
lot 8 block Is. & Coos
r. Ao FielShman To- Charles b. Biriet,, :"
part lot i, block IN, omaha........
Sarah V. Cotner and husband 10 w.
e wiekershaw. lots 1 and 2, block
Or. b. T. Ksy Medical Co. TO james
3. Gilbert. part lot 10, block 2 NIL
lara place lot 2 block Patter-
Gus Netwig to Henry Netwig. part lot
10 block 90, South Omaha....-...... sl
hS " r rhssif'i iot i Is, b Tiis to s ssipSan
Springs addition ........ 115C
Roy II. Christensen TO Ina Christen-
sen, part lot T. block !, Marysville
ABOLITION
John Mangan and wife TO George T.
Mangan part lot - block 5. Nor
Minnie s. Dye ct al, to Thomas J.
Parker. lot s block 8, Linton place, st
County treasurer TO John W. Robbins.
lot 4 block 2 Kilby place....... .....
william l. Crabtree and wife 10
Thomas NJ. Standard, lot L Noes
independent Realty Co. 10 Joseph
Hazuka, part lot -. block 2 Pot
ter a Cobbs' addition .............. "a
George c. Johnson and wife TO JOS
eph A. Miller, part lot 2 block 10.
Hansoom place ................. 2S5l
Susan Lewis to Kate /. Webb. lots
and 4 block 2 ErwRy & Nelson's
second addiuon. ......+s..-........ 800
Charlotte Ellen Lewis Freeman and
husband TO Charles II. Webb. lots 1
u. and a block 2 Erway a Nelson's
Second addition ..~""..~.""...,. go,
|. Total .".~"......,..".""""~..ssiO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-27
OMAHA.
PUEBLO.

'None out when winning run was made.
Omaha ........."...1 0 0 0 1 o o 7-t
Pueblo .......".......O o 0 2 o 2-5
Stolen bases: Fisher, Aubrey, Spencer.
Two-base hits: Matticks (2), King, Clark.
Three-base hit. LeBrand, Struck out: BY
James. 4: by Hollenbeck, 4. Sacrifice hits:
Austin. James, Spencer, Patterson ca.
Basea on balls: Off James, 2; off Hollen-