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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
BOX rent
IS ADVANCED

Commencing April |. box rent at
the local postoffice was raised from
As cents quarter to 60 cents. This
was done by order of the postal de-
partment and notice to that effect
is posted in the Office here. The
reason, which Is understood locally
to apply to Offices In the country. Is
because of the huge dificit in the
postal service last year amounting to
several million of dollars. The de-
felt is also one of the reasons for the
poor service in the local Office.
Special appropriation will have to be
secured before much better service
can be given. In speaking of the ap-
preparation applied for by the Ely
office, Postmaster Graham stated that
he has received no word of any move
made to grant 1t. Apparently 1t is
being given no attention by the Post
master Generals department.
Box distribution is now somewhat
better than for the three weeks, an
additional clerk having been put IN
temporarily. The public without
doubt appreciates the betterment.
The money order window is still clos
ed When Mr.. Graham first closed
il he he wrote the department of his
action. He expected to receive
|reprimand for having closed the
window without authorization but to
his surprise has heard nothing. The
banks of the district and Wells
Fargo express office are being benifit-
ed to a great extent by the closing OF
the money order department, deposits
having increased to some extent
while the number of money orders
sold at the express Office is large.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
NO FEAR OF
AN EPIDEMIC

There now seems to be little or N
fear of any spread of smallpox In
this district. Peter Hartman, the
only victium of the disease is report
ed by DR.. Lew Wallace, who has
charge of him, to be getting along
well.
The vaccine virus which arrived
here last week has been freely used
at the mine. everyone desiring this
safeguard against the malady being
yaccinated.
There is now no other contagious
disease in the district, with the ex-
ception of measles. Scarlet fever has
been practically confined to one
family in the vicinity of the Star
Pointer. There are several cases OF
measles with some spread among the
children but the disease is apparently
in mild form and has caused no
serious sickness.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
PLUMBER ARRESTED.
Ordinance and Dug
Trench in an Ely Street
Without Permit.

The first arrest and conviction un-
der the city ordinance prohibiting the
digging of trenches in the streets Of
Ely was made yesterday. Ed Lang
ley plead guilty and paid fine of
$40, assessed by Judge Cartwright.
Langley in pleading stated that he
had understood the ordinance TO ap-
ply only to Aultman street and did
not think IL necessary to secure .
permit to dig trench to lay pipe ON
High street.
Under the ordinance anyone wish
ing to dig a trench or make any al
terations in streets or sidewalks
must apply to the city engineer, who
will issue a permit If he deems tho
work to be of proper character.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04

and music being among features of
the occasion. Arrangements were
also made for some part which they
will take in the entertainment this
evening, at which the attendance Of
all club members and their families
is earnestly desired. iss
Thursday afternoons we're origin
ally set apart for the ladies of the
club in the club house. later it was
found that Friday afternoons would
he more generally convenient and the
change made. In the future it is
hoped that large attendance may be
had than has been possible in the
past, because of prior engagements
on the part of many of the ladies.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
UTAH COPPER CONTROL
DECLARED ACQUIRED FOR
THE BIG CONSOLIDATION
Way is Now Clear for Bringing Of Worlds Great
est Copper Properties Under One Management,
According to Eastern Statement Will Output and
Sell Regardless Of What Others May Have to do

Adyices received last evening from
New York were to the effect that
while Consolidated Copper meeting
yesterday did not result In the final
completion of merger plans for Me-
vada Consolidated, Cumberland Ely
and Utah Consolidated. matters were
In such shape that no doubt was en-
xertained but that arrangements
would be- brought to close within
short time.
II Il now confidently asserted
through several well informed east
ern sources that there is no doubt
hut that Utah Consolidated will be
brought In. Statement il made that
more than the necessary 81 per cent
of the stock of Utah Consolidated has
already been pledged to the consoli-
dation plan. Estimates ON the
amount of stock thus pledged range
from 90 per cent To 30 of the out
standing shares of Utah.
The columns of eastern financial
and mining papers have recently car
ried much comment on the merger.
Unanimous opinion seems to be that
the merger will combine the biggest
properties In The country and make
for them the control of the world
market to large extent, through the
fact that they have unlimited re-
sources to draw upon in the produc-
ton of copper at lower costs than
attainable by any other combination
of copper mines that might be
brought about
An important note is sounded in
the Boston Financial News, which in
commenting on the new combination
says that II will produce copper
cheaper than 1t can be put on the
market by any other producing con-
cern in the world in any considera-
ble quantity and that it will do so at
all times. In other words the big
combination will be brought about
TO produce and sell copper regardless
of what others can do and conse-
quently without regard to the mar
ket price of the metal.
There Is no doubt that the merger
is holding the close attention or the
investing public and that the coming
on of the stock Will precipitate
wild ,cramble for participation. IL
is understood that there are already
thousands of orders in the hands OF
brokers for the new stock and that
there Is no sign of abatement In de-
mand.
The proposition appeals to the
public in the highest degree, Those
associated with Utah Copper, Cum
berland Ely and Nevada Consolidated
enjoy exceptional standing as fore
most among capitalists and investors
who have always stood Tor square
deal and have never given anything
else to the public. Accompanying
this is general realization that De-
yond doubt the properties which they
are now advancing for merger are
without question the greatest In ihe
conner world and assured OF pronta-
hle operation through a long term oi
wears pnder market prices ana con,
ditiops of any kind that are at al
within the range of possibility, dli-
fering In this respect from the very
large majority of copper enterprises
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
WILDCAT ARTIST ROUNDED up ON COAST
A NUMBER OF VICTIMS WILL APPEAR
PREPARING REPORTS FOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

} Yesterday and today will go
} down as two of the busiest
} of the second quarter year
} among the county officials. as
} they are engaged preparing
} their reports for the meeting of
the county commissioners next
week.
Tie sheriff and his deputies
were busy separating the sums
of money due the county and
state from collection of licenses
of various kinds. The states
portion of this, amounting to
s1.139.30, was sent by Sheriff
Davis to the state comptroller
last evening.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
MILES AND OLDFIELD
OUT OF OFFICE TODAY


, Today marks the last of the
, official life of County Clerk J.
, f. Miles, who on Monday will
, be succeeded by NJ. B. Cara
3 chan. Mr.. Miles resignation
b rom the office has been a source
. of much regret to his friends.
, During his long official career
, he has shown himself an eff
, ciert officer. while his fearless
> discharge of duty has won him
, friends among all. no matter
, what their political faith. + ID.
, Oldfield, chief deputy under Mr..
, Miles, will go out with him
> Mr.. Oldfield is city clerk and
> will devote his attention to that
, Office
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04

the road say that they are entirely
in the dark as to the movements in
Denver.
The trains of the company we're all
on time Wednesday and officials of
the company say that they could get
along for several months with the
force tiey have working in the shops
at present
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
NO CONFIRMATION
FOR BLAINE REPORT

Report was current late last .
night that following a confer :
. ence with some of the principal .
owners in the Blaine Mining Co. =
Key Pittman of Tonopah had .
. secured signing of agreement to .
transfer control to himself and .
. associates.
. Confirmation of the report .
was not possible. Lieutenant :
Governor Dickerson entering .
. absolute denial when asked IL IL :
was true. II is not denied that .
Mr.. Pittman has been looking =
. at the Blaine and may later en- Z
ter into negotiations for the
property,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
BUSINESS is IMPROVING.
MIR. Mcconnell Finds Situation Better
at Salt Lake and Ogden.

K o. j Mcconnell of the Ely Town
site company returned last evening
from Salt Lake, where he was far
several days on business visit.
very active appearance, owing to the
number of Mormons who are there
to attend conference. General busi-
ness conditions both there and at
Ogden appear to Mr.. Mcconnell to
be improving rapidly.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04

A gasoline explosion at Eggmont
Key, Fla, seriously burned a regular
army soldier and a pilot and de-
stroyed three buildings.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04

Boston cotton mill officials hold
out little encouragement that the for
mer wage scale will be restored with
the recovery of business.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
pttman Arrested in San Francisco Through the
Efforts of Carson Telegraph Operator. .-Swindled
Latter out of $4,000 Claimed Nevada Property

Oakland to force the production of
Pittmans books. Pittman is mar
ried. his wife being his trusted sec
rotary and stenographer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

Refused a reconciliation with his
wife. Lawrence Stoitz. 40 years old.
suicide with carbolic acid
at Cleveland.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04

Farmers of Illinois, Iowa and other
stock raising states will not benefit
by the increased price of meats es-
tablished by the Chicago packers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04

Ladies' Enjoyed Privileges of Uniyers-
ity Club observation-disclosures
ment This Evening.

enjoyed a pleasant afternoon yester-
day at the club house. cards, billiards
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04

Pleading emotional insanity and
justification, Andrew kolinoski was
freed by a Cleveland jury on charge
of killing his wife and boarder.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04

A Cincinnati grand jury declared
bucket shops were being run in de-
fiance of the law, but failed to re-
turn any indictments for lack of time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04

he will return at once TO work them
MIR. Taylor came back only recent
ly from Raw hide.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-04-04

Biggest Copper Dis.
trict of the Country
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-06-16

Miles, Wm-S4 SCI Sec %, W.
Me- Sec 81, Up s, r %. Value
997 dollars. Tax S48. 90.
Morphey, r. W.-Ranch & imp.
on summit. Value 1865 dol.
lars. Tax $71.72.
Mavity. James Brown cabin
in Custer. Value so dollars.
Tax 5000.
Motifs, &. Hot 10 block 10 in
Mackay. Value $50 dollars.
Tax So. 10.
Mitchell, Estate, j. J.-Lots 10,
IA, 10, Is, II, block -. Hous-
ton. Value LOG dollars. Tax
5000.
Manieuci, Louis-W4 of Lot 3,
block 6, Mackay. Value 175
dollars, Tax Sill,
Marriott, John House in Custer,
Value 125 dol. Tax S5.O8.
Mount Estes Mines Co.-Mining
machinery at Montana mines.
Value 1000 dol. Tax $40. 20.
McKinzie, Mrs. K.-House in
Custer. Value 100 dollars.
Tax $4.07.
Wells House in Gus.
ter. Value 20 0dol. Tax SlO.17
McJelton, G. C.-Ranch & imp.
on Burnt creek. Value 705
dollars. Tax S30.37.
NcMullen, Wm-Cabin in Clay.
ton. Value 80 dollars. Tax
$2.03.
P. W.-Lot u block 9.
Riverside Addition in Mackav.
Value % dollars. Tax STOP.
Martha-NE+ Sec 80 Tp8i.
R %. Value $40 dollars. Tax
$26.O4. ,
Jason, Allen-Ranch and imp. ,
on Burnt creek. Value 10 ,
dollars. Tax 500. !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in :
Bayhorse, cabin in lower end (
of town. Value rs dollars. :
Tax $10.55. :
-ichilson. Sophia-Lots 8 and 4 5
block 3, Mackay. Value 2OOiI
dollars. Tax S8.14. :
orell, A. L.-Value 110 dollars. (
Tax $12.43. :
eff, G. A.-Ranch and imp. on Z
Lost River adjoining A. D. )
Streeter's. Value 385 dollars. Z
Tax $23. 43. =
rmand, Patrick-Lot 6 block 3. .
lot z, block 6, Mackay. Value (
12O dollars. Tax 81. SO. =
karna Gold Mining Co-Fourtb =
OF July mill site; ADELAIDE. Jul.
ietta ard Capulate lodes; ten i
stamp quartz mill and build.
lngs in Yankee Fork MINING
district. Value 2280 dollars
Tax 800. 70.
Patrick-Lot 8 block 4 in
Mackay. Value 100 dollars.
Tax $4.07.
in, Chas-Cabin in Custer on
lorth side Of Main st. Value
o dollars. Tax $2.O3.
lis, W. M.-Ranch and imp. on
alder creek. Value 373 dol. n
ars. Tax S15.4S. I
iington-Value 100 dollars.
AK $12.68.
Gibson, Daniel Estate-Ranch
nd imp. on slough. Value 20
ollars. Tax $2.03.
John-Ranch and imp. on c
-oldourg creek above Gold. -
urg. Value 245 dollars. Tax -
A. SO. OK sec
lizard, Allen-Ranch & imp. :.
l Lost river adjoining R # see
wings. Value 81 dollars :
ak S23.19 :
ton, Patrick-Ranch & ;mn 3
Challis creek. Value 40S
'llars. Tax s19.26 8
tooth Placer Mining Co-One
bOnt Owl
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-06-16

Gardner. John-Ranch improve.
ments on Lost River adjoining
I. Il: Dyre. Value 452 dollars.
Tax 500. 40.
Gray, B. M.-SW4 SW4 Sec 90:
81 SCI Sci SW4, Sec 10, Tp
8. r 26. Value 1905 dollars.
Tax S48. II.
Gill, Mrs. Minnie-SE4 Sec II.
Up 8, r %; SE4 NW4 Sec 20,
Up Z. h "a; and improvements
on Rye Grass Flat. Valhe 1908
dollars. Tax S54.39.
Gibson, A. M.-Lots 10 and 10.
Block 8, Mackay. Value 200
dollars. Tax So. IA,
Heileg, Geo-Lot IL block 5 in
Mackay. Value $50 dollars.
Tax 500. 80.
Huntington. W. K.-A Triangular
piece OF land adjoining River
side Addition Mackay. Value
345 dollars. Tax $18. II.
Holmes, r. W.-Lots 1, 2, 3. A.
2, q, block 10. Mackay. Value ]
755 dollars. Tax S35.3
Harris, Emma-Ranch imp. on
Lost River adjoining w. M. !
Browns. Value 50 dollars.
Tax 50. 20.
Harris, Evan-Lot IS, SW4 NE4 \
NW4 SCI Sec 6, Up 6, r %
1880 acres. Value 93S dol !,
lars. Tax $40. 10. n
Harris, WINS! SW4 W. SCI.
Sec 81, Up Z, II 25-160 acres.
Tax sos. 70. N
Marty SW4, Sec 80.
Up Z, r %; Lots 3 and 4, Sec
4, Up 8, r 20. Value 973 dol N
lars. Tax $49.15.
.mersoA, P. A.-Ranch and imp.
at Stanley, south of Benner's.
Value 1874 dollars. Tax S13. II
merson, T. T.-Ranch and INN.
IN Stanley, south of Benner's.
Value 125 dollars. Tax SI2. SO.
vie, A.-NW4 NW4 Sec 20 Tn 2
"A. Value 297 dollars. Tax N
1910.
1gram, Hiram-Ranch and INN.
on slough. Value al dollars
Tax S14.48. N.
Ohnson, Mr--Ranch & inn. on NJ
Willow creek above Houston.
Value 90 dollars. Tax 5000.
oanson, John-W4 MEL Sci
SWf; Lot z, Sec 81, TIP Is. r
q. Value 1910. Tax $47.31.
mes, R.. L.-Ranch and nippon
Goldburg creek adjoining Bat.
es on south. Value 374 dol. Or
lars. Tax SIC, 90.
.ckson, A. Mot 5 block 7
Mackay. Value 100 dollars. Ok
Tax $4.07. {
ent, Geo-Ranch and imp. in i
oawtooth valley adjoining MI. q
Shaw's. Value 100 dollars. 7
Tax $11.57.
TX, Mrs. e. F.-Lot8 8, Sec 33 n
md improvements; Lot 4, Sec Z
70, TIP IA, r 16. Value 1880
Tax S55.06.
IT, Raj
mon, D.. W.-Ranch and imp. &
y Lost River south of O. J.
Wells. Value 145 dollars. Tax Rol
nbson, A. B.-Sa NW4 NJ g
wa Sec 4, TIP 6, r %. Value Red
50 dollars. Tax $42.O3. II
nbson, Evaline-S4 NE4 NJ Rite
IT, Sec 4, TIP 6, r 25. Value al
~ dollars. Tax $27. 76. dc
nbson, A. U.-S4 SCI Sec 26, Ros.
) NE4 Sec 20, TIP 7,R "a. Val. O.
. ll2O dollars. Tax $54.83 bu
81.
man, John-S9 NE4 Sec 3.
Pr, Il %. Value 1177 dol.
rs. Tax $48. 80. Stod
.uno, Wm-House in Custer. on
.lue 90 dollars. Tax S2.O3. IN
ter Ralph-Ranch and imp. Soxt
slough near Hunters. Val go
20 dollars. Tax $3.05. dn,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-06-16

ments on slough. Value S282.
Tax and penalties Sill
Consolidated Wagon G. Machine
Co Merchandise in Mackay.
Value $1,000. Tax and penal.
ties $113. 90.
Colson, Gus-Ranch imp. on the
head of Little Lost River. Val.
ne Sl74. Tax and penalties
S20.33.
Clark, Brazilla-N4 NEf, Sec %.
Up. 6, r.. $3.50 acres. Lot 3.
Block 8, Riverside Addition in
Mackay. Value S795. Tax
and penalties $34.14.
Curtis, j. B. Ranch improve.
ments. Value $l10. Tax and
penalties 81. So.
Collins, Mary E.-Mackay Lots
20 g. q Block s, and improve.
ments. Value $1,000. Tax
and penalties $40. 70.
Cummins, Note II improvements
on land west OF Mackay across
river. Value $3.50. Tax and
penalties SO. 10.
Cummins, Dan improvements
west of Mackay across viver
Val .e 500. Tax and penal
ties S4.07.
Cearley, James Ranch i'm.
provements on East Fork of
Salmon River. Value $50. Tax
and penalties SOB.
Crane, Chas. & Daly--Pat. min.
eral land in Seafoam Mining
district; Republican group: ]
Idaho, Bulldog and Buckskin
1888 acres. Value 1894. Tax
and penalties $16.03.
j. Cone automobile.
Value $500. Tax 500. IS. )
Click, J. A.-Buggy and team.
Value $120. Tax $40. 46. 7
]. F.-House in Custer.
Value $50. Tax 80 3. j
William--Ranch INN
on slough. Value $50. TaxS6. SO
G. E.-N4 SCI NEl sW4 7
Sec 80, Up Z, r 25-120 acres :
Value $500. Tax -S84. so.
T. F,-Nk SW4. 81
oW+' Sec u, Up s, r 25-lO5
acres in Custer county; Lot 3 K
Block 4 in Maekay. Value
Sl,499. Tax S64. IS.
Frank-Lot 8 Block IA
Mackay. Value $40. Tax S2.O8 Is
'earden & Knowlton - Saloon
building in Custer opposite Nc
hlnzie's. Value $3.50. Tax
Urban, Dean-L Lot IL, Block s Lt
n south Mackay. Value $50.
Tax S1.22.
~ La
irington. S. A.-SE4 Sci Sec J
0, Up Z, Range 2j, and mer-
chandise in Mackay. Val1eL
Sl,2l8. Tax $50. 30. s
II :
ut Pitt Mining & Milling Co. !
quartz mill, cyanide plant and j
equipments at Valley Creek;
boarding and bnnk house and Lei
once. Value $40, $50. Tax I
S4lI.l7. |,
sher. Borne Gold Mining Cola
quartz mill and improvements y
Fisher mine. Value S4. 600.
Tax 1852. 80. La1
rnsworth, C.-N4 NE4 NW4 :,
- NW4 Sec 90, TIP 8, r 90;
cot 8, Block 8, Riverside Adj, Luc
lition Mackay. Value 81. 431. p
Tax $50. GA. h
zgerald, Ed-House and barn a
nd carroll IN Clayton. Value y
4l3. Tax $24.69 7,
James-Tax $3.50. G
0. dot 10 Block ? T.
lackay. Value 1920. Tax A
4.88. ~
'ris. Ed-Lots II and IL block G!
z Mackay. Value S110. Tax M
Az. W
'ren, Ranch improve e,
rents on Salmon River at Bay en-
lorse bridge; house in BAY id
orse. Value 1920. Tax S1OO1 On
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-06-16
Delinquent
Taxes for 1907

1uAUO lUl lOUl
Delinquent Tax List of Custer
county, Idaho, for the year 1907 :
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the following list contains
The names of the persons, and a
description of the property de
linquent for taxes in Custer Co..
Idaho, for the year 1907, with
the amount of taxes, penalties
and costs due, opposite each
name, and description with the
taxes due on personal property
added to taxes on real estate
when real estate is liable there.
for.
And unless the taxes delin-
quent together with the costs and
penalties are paid, the real prop.
erty upon which such taxes arc
q lien, will be sold by me at pub.
lie auction, in front of the Court
House door, at Challis. Idaho, on
Friday, the 10th day of July.
1905. Said sale to commence at
O'Clock p. m.
In addition to the amount be-
low specified in each instance.
there will be added the costs and
penalties by law directed to be
paid.
Dated May 25th, 1908.
r. H. EWING,
Assessor and Collector.
Atlas Mining Co ~ Patented min.
eral land in Yankee Fork Min.
ing district. George Wash.
ington, = Passover & Fair !
Play lodes. Value S283.O0.
Tax and penalties $11.5
B
Burns, J,J. Ranch and improve. 7
ments on Salmon River above
Marshall Crowford's Value
500. Tax an penalties $40
Balm, Anna-Lot3 Block 2 in
Mackay. Value $50. Tax and
penalties S2.03.
bismarck Mountain Gold Mining
Co.-Quartz mill. machinery n
and other improvements:board-
mousse, Office, on Bismarck Mt.
Value 5000. Tax and penal. D
ties $36.63.
Burns, w. improvements at
Cape Horn and merchandise.
Value $3.50. Tax and penal. d,
ties $50. 60.
Barola, John-Ranch and imp.
on Lost River above Josepb
Cristo's. Value $50. Tax and
penalties S2.03. &c
Ellen-SW4 SW4 Sec
1; 81 SCI Sec. .: Me- Mel
Sec. IL, Up. ID, r. 1870
acres. Value silly. Tax and
penalties S51.47.
& Watson-Wines and :
liquors, saloon fixtures in Mac. :
kay. Value 81, 900. Tax and !
penalties S64 u.
James-A triangular
piece of land adjoining Hunt. nj.
ington's in Mackay. Value :
800. Tax and penalties S4.07. ;
Reginald-Residenc 10 y
Custer, the Rane's house. Val. 5
ne $3.50. Tax & penal. $17.67. !
lark, Williamsburg NE4 WI. I
SCI NE4 SW4. Sec. 90, TIP. Z, NJ.
X. a. In Mackay south half II
OF Lot 16, Block 10: Lot 9 of q
Block %. Value 81, 2S1. Tax .
and penalties S61.48. Full
Toward. Emeline-NW4 SW4 Eel
SW4 NW4, Sec. %, Tp. 9, r. n
y. Value 1920. Tax and 8
penalties Sl3.O2.
Fer
Toward, Thomas-Ranch imp. 2.
on slough. Value S447. Tax 3
and penalties $500.
happell, John-Personal prop m
erty. Value 800. Tax and n
penalties $11.16 h.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-06-16

Atlas Mining Co. ~ Patented min.
eral land in Yankee Fork Min
ing district. George Wash.
lngton, Passover" & Fair
Play lodes. Value $3.50 {.
Tax and penalties $11.5I.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-06-16

Stoddard, Allen-Ranch & INN
on Lost river adjoining R #
Ewing's. Value 81 dollars
Tax $23.19
Sexton, Patrick-Ranch g. ;mn
on Challis creek. Value 4oS
dollars. Tax SIS 90 V
Sawtooth Placer Mining Co-Ono
dredge boat and eouinmento
and residence in Stanley Bias.
in, Value 5000 dollars. Tay
S211.64 A"A
Shaw, S W-Ranch and INN -,
Fish creek in Sawtooth vaIlaT
Value 81 dol. Tax $500
South Packer Mining Co-Board
ing house and bunk house
Value 300 dol. Tax S12'2I
Silberhorn, W H-Patentod nj,
eral land in Stanley Rasin
Early Bird and Consolidatad
lodes, Value 272 dollars. T Teu
S11.06 lax
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-06-16

HOIST and buildings at Lucky
Boy mine. Value $2S, 1856.
Tax 81, 145. "a.
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Burlington. S. A.-SE+ Sci Sec
., Up Z, Range %, and mer-
chandise in Mackay. Value
Sl,2ls. Tax $50. 35.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09
UNITE WITH JAMES CITY
Citizens of Bruton District Ask Legis-
luturc To Allow Anncynti"n.
tspecial TO The Times -Dlspatch.l

Special TO the Iimes-piSnatchl
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, February S.
a petition which has already been
largely signed is being circulated in
Rruton District, asking the Legislature
to annex that district 10 James City
county. The petition sets out the fact
that in order to reach the York Court
house it is necessary for the citizens
in the upper part of that section to
drive Il distance of twenty or more
miles: that the upper part Of York is
cut off by natural barriers, and should
be part of James City.
Just what reception TIE petition will
meet is impGssible, for the people to
foresee: bHt t!tat evil meet with CON
siderable opposition is not doubted. If
Mr.. Gottigan, the member from this
district, can be brought 10 look favor
ably upon the plan, it Is Thought that
1t will go through. The movement, If
successful, Will be of great benefit to
both Bruton District and James City
county,.