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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11

John O'Connor and j. N Downing
went to Miner Tuesday to look after
the thre shinR of the grain ON their
ranches.
Plenty of money to loan on improv d
farms. Long time and easy payments.
Apply to Walter Hoge, Paris, Idaho.
Manager Otte of Ritter Bros. Drug
Co., will leaye tomorrow for q three
week s pleasure trip in the east. He
will visit Omaha, Chicago and other
points.
At the meeting of the First District
Federation of Womeu's Clubs, held at
Mackay last week, Mrs. Chas e. Harris
of this city, was reelected vice president
of the Federation.
Call and inspect the fall styles in
ladies' coats and skirts at Mrs. Whin-
yates. She is showing some swell things
both in coats and skirts.
The school board met last Monday
night and organized for the ensuing
year by rejecting Martin Winters,
chairman; G. E. Wril hit, clerk and
Richard Groo, treasurer.
James Francis of Raymond passed
through Montpelier Tuesday on his
way to Utah for load of fruit. While
in town he purchased wagon and
harness of the @. w. & M. Co.
Good girl wanted for general house
work; small family; $25 per month;
transportation furnished Address D.
Worth Clark, Pocatello, Idaho.
dad" Bryan. veterinary surgeon,
calls promptly attended to in any part
of the county; phone No. 8. 80
The Examiner now goes into the
homes of nine-tenths Of the families Of
Bear Lake valley and the territory
adjacent to Montpelier. Advertisers
should bear this fact in mind.
Il Greene, pharmacist at Ritter Bros.
drug store, returned Monday from a
six weeks absence, during which time
he acted as manager of the company's
stores at Preston and Franklin.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11

the mill race that he can have the mill
ready TO operate inside of a month. He
has already made arrangements for
bnilding the mill.
J. H. Mace, foreman of the L. &c
Friedman ranch at Sage valley has
turned the management of the ranch
over to his son, L. N. Mace, who will
serve in the capacity OF foreman in the
future.
A wrestling match has been arranged
between ORGY Mitchell and Calgary Kid
at Alton Saturday night. The match
is said to be for purse of $25 and the
gate receipts. The contest is for two
throws ont of three, and will be under
police gazette rules, three points down.
Both contestants are known to be wres-
tiers of some repute and good contest
10 expected.
At the democratic primaries held in
Auburn ward Saturday, J. H. Allen and
J.. v. Reeves were elected delegates to
the democratic convention to be held
Sept. nth in Evanston. The following
were chosen as the democratic candi-
dates of this precinct; Henry Leavitt,
road supervisor; d. 7. Woods, jnssice of
the peace; F. N. Putnam, constable.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11
ALTON NOTES.

A meeting of the city council was
called Tuesday night for the purpose
of passing quarantine notice but
adjourned for the lack of sufficient
number to constitute quorum. Alton
at present, has no ordinance author
izing a quarantine, but the recent
dyphtheria scare has brought the need
of one before the council.
Thomas Roberts, manager of the
Union Creamery and proprietor OF
Roberts general merchandise store
left with his wife and family Monday
morning for Ogden, where he will
spend the winter. His daughters will
attend school there this winter.
Small boys and matches were the
cause of burning Roe" Hale's barn
here Sunday evening. The loss of the
barn was not of much consequence,
hut about fifteen bales of hay were
DESTROYED. Mr.. Hale was on the way
to Evanston to attend court at the tim'
but the fire was prevented from spread
ing by his neighbours.
J. Il. Thorpe of Logan, Utah, arrives
here Tuesday night to go to work o.
the plastering Of the. new star Vale
stake tabernacle. Thos. Jennings VIII
had layed off on account OF illness ais
started to work Wednesday and th
work is progressing rapidly now.
Mis- Nellie spronse of Garlen City
was in Alton Tuesday light on ht
way to Bedford, where she will OF
the BEDFORD school Monday night.
According to the statement OF Charl
Welchman of Grover, Auburn Wy
will have new sawmi'l this fall
will be located in the month of Tlg'
. canon, where it opens ont Stump cree
Mr.. WEIGH nan says that il he can &
someone to take the contract for diggiI
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11
The Modern Pharmacy
BRENNAN q DAVIS BLOCK

As an indication of the shortage Of
coal incident upon the coal strike, the
train men report here that the Short
Line company is hauling coal from
Pocatello back to Kemmerer for use at
their shops there.
On Monday, August 81, O. Trans
trum of st. Charles. had on the South
Omaha market three double decks OF
lambs, which we're sold by Clay, Rob
inson & Co. at $685., extreme top of the
market for that day.
Nine. Marie Sylvester, the great life
reader, is in the city for few days
and is stopping at the Hunter house.
She tells your past and present and
forecasts your future. Read her ad
elsewhere in this issue.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11
Notice Of First rIeeting OF Creditors

In the district court OF the United States for
the southern division of Idaho, in bankruptcy.
In the matter of Carl W. Timmrick, bankrups,
IN bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of Carl w Tfmmrick Of
Montpelier in the county OF Bear Lake and
district aforesaid. bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the 23d day q
4ng a. d 1908, the said Carl w Timmrick was
,inly aajudicated bankrupt and that the hrss
1epting ~ his creditors will be held at Paris,
a.ho in the court house. on the Ard day %
az A. ID lqns, at o'clock In the afternoon. ~
which time the said creditors may attend. pFevS
heir claims. appoint trustee, examine tAe
b1nkrunt and transact such other business N
NAV properly come before said meetan8s
L. T.. 8HHRGHED,
Referee In Bnnkfups@ys
Dated August 2snd, 1909. snSs
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11
Attend the dance at the
pavilion tomorrow night.
Tickets only so cents.

Lost, last Sunday evening, between
the Hotel Burgoyne and residence at
corner of Eighth street and Lincoln
avenue, a cameo pin with bull dog
head. A suitable reward will be given
for it's return to Mrs. Hanak at the
hotel.
When the freight pulled into Mont
pelier Wednesday night the train crew
discovered two young women in one of
the stock cars beating their way west.
The crew is used to finding hOboes
cached away but this was novel ex-
perience in that line for them. The
ladies managed to catch another train
and go on through.
E. w. Rinehart and Franz Nielsen
have purchased the family Theatre
from E. Lattanzi and will continue to
conduct it. They will give all the up
to-date moving pictures and change the
program three times week. Mr..
Lattanzi will soon go to Portland, where
he will engage in the same business.
Walter Hoge, land attorney. Contest
cases carefully attended to before U. S
Commissioner, and register and reciey'
err at Blackfoot. All kinds of land bust.
ness attended to with care and dispatch
Office at court house In Paris :
August Wa d contest month for TIL
agents Of the New y ork Life Insurance
i company In the nine northwestern
states. Wednesday D. L. Hays. tn
company's local agent received wor'
that he had written the greatest humble
Of applications during the month of an
: agent in the territory mentioned an
would be awarded the rize offered.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11
For Sore Feet.
Fl. A. Gill

~ have found Bucklen's Arnica Saiy
to be the proper thing to use for sore
feet, as well ss for healing burns, sores
cuts, and all manner of abrasions,"
writes Mr.. ". Stone, of East Poland,
Maine. 1t Is the proper thing too for
piles. Try it! Sold under guarantee at
Ritter Bros. Drug store. 25c.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11
Auction Sale.

will offer for sale at Public Auction
at my residence, west OF the Catholic
Church in Montpelier. on Saturday.
Sept. 18th, MY household goods. Terms
cash in hand. Sale will begin at 10
o'clc ok a. m.
Ell. A. GILL
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-09-11
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, Sept IL, 1908
Chas. e. Harris, Notary Public.
Pianos, half price at Nielsen's.


Pianos, half price at Nelson's.
Organs, ten dollars at Nielsen's
s. R. Kelsey of Paris was in town
Tuesday.
mDr. Dolly, former resident of this
city, died recently in Green River.
Get your lamp globes at Ritter Bros.
Mems black wool underwear, in union
or separate pieces at II. B. Whitmans.
Big piano and organ bargains at
Nielsen's Music Store
For sale, house and lot In Brennan q
Davis addition inquire of Ed U'Connor
You will regret it if you pass up
Nielsens piano bargains.
The county commissioners will meet
next Monday to fix the tax levy for
1905
Port wine for family use at SOC per
quart at Ritter Pros.
Your underwear, hosiery New fall
goods, anything you want at Fl. B.
Whitman's.
Now is the time to buy monograph
at Nieisen's Music Store.
New line outing fsnnel, prices right.
See these goods before You buy. II. 3.
Whitman.
Mrs. Whinyates is now displaying an
elegant line of ladies' skirts and coats
for fall wear.
For sale at cost, a large stock of
whips Call early at Arnold's Harness
Shop.
Miss Minnie Ridd will retire to-
morrow from her position as clerk in
the post Office.
Thor. @. Nielsen purchased Thatcher's
Music stock. Take advantage of his
great clearance sale.
Con Yoeman and s. M. Barkdull of
Alton, were in town Monday and took
out Case threshing outfit.
JIG. Hooper, representing the Wyeth
Hardware Co., was doing business in
Montpelier yesterday.
Rubber Stamp outfit for marking
your linen and laundry. Made by
M. J. Floyd, Paris.
For RENT-Large room, with steam
heat. water and lavatory; second floor
First National hank.
Mrs. G.. C. Gray and children re-
turned this week from their summer S
outing at Bear Lake.
Thatcher's pianos must be sold at
once to make room for new stock. See
the big bargains at Nelson's.
Blankets-In wool or cotton. Come
and let us talk over the blanket qpes.
ton. a b. Whitman,
DIR. Beckstrom has been on the sich
lsst for the past two weeks as the result
of trying to be brakeman.
Mrs. T. B. Case and Miss Goldi'
Lewis of Pocatello are visiting in th'
city, the guests of Mrs. Nose Lewis.
Money to loan for building purposes
on monthly payments. with easy pay
ments. Call on W. Blaine. Montpelier
We have the largest stock of wiz tie
underwear in Montpelier. If yoa don
believe it call and see. q. B. Whitman
sWhere.dtdsth Doc Yanh
oms move too Oh. you ineaA DR.. Becl
str6n yet, aWelIsls moved TO Rite
BlAkk.s IF
Olson Bros. Of Ovid, have for sails !
head of riding horses, brought in frol
Ross Fork. Prices from SIS up.
Mrs. Chas. Hoff and daughters, Rut
and Geneyieve will remove to Logs
in few days, where the girls will q
tend school this year.
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cattle $500. wagons $3.50, farm i'm
plements 500, improvements $3.50, real
estate 1880. Total $S545.
Mau Brothers - Furniture and fix
tures 500. merchandise $1,000. improve
ments 5000. real estate 500. Total
$2400.
Morris & Son. Mrs. Florf-Furniture
aud fixtures $3.50. merchandise, $2l00.
Improvements $l105, real estate 1925.
Total $36S0.
Morgantini e. Co.. Mrs. NJ. G.-Fur-
niture aud piano $3.50, merchandise
$500. improvements $3.50, real estate
$780, Total $3050.
Nancy Bros. & Co-Merchandise
$4,000, work mules $500. locomotives.
steam shovels, scrapers. dump cars and
general grading tools. 5000, improve
ments $500. Total $4,000.
Morrison, James-Work horses $50,
saddle hor-e $25. mich cows $25. 500
sheep $3.50. improvements $3.50. real
estate $445. Total 1856.
Mattel, Work horses $50.
saddle horses 500. range horses $50,
jack $50. milch cows Sl25, stock cattle
S525. improvements $3.50, real estate
$3.50. Total $1460. N
Maggini. Clement - Furniture S25.
work horses $50, saddle horses $40, range
horse $50, milch cows $50. stock cattle
Sl050, wagons and farm implements $25,
improvements $3.50, real estate $500.
Total $2l30.
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Eureka County
Tax List for 1908

The following is the total valuation on
which the several persons, firms or cor
porations hereinafter named pay taxes
for the year 1908.
Tax levy outside the limits Of the
town Of Eureka. S2.12ia on each $l0C
valuation. Tax levy inside the limits Of
the town of Eureka. $2.62la on each 500
valuation.
Taxes payable Monday, November 2.
Taxes delinquent after Monday. Decem.
Der Z.
one-hslf. or the whole. can be paid
on or before Mon lay. December Z. 1908,
and the other on or before the first Mon.
day in June. 1908.
Board Of EquAisas on msots on Mon.
day. September 81. 1908.
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Ferro, A.-Improvements $75.
Ferrari, John-Improvements $75.
Flynn, Joseph improvements $lS5.
Fulton, Mrs. +. = Patented mines
$l74.40
Franks, Joe-Improvementss s75, milch
cow $25. Total 500.
Fisher, II. A.-Real estate $40, i'm
proyements Sl5. Total e25.
Foster, M. G Real estate $50. i'm
proyements $75. Total 500.
Ferraris, Antone--Real estate $50. i'm.
proyements $40. Total $3.50.
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Cardew, Thomas--Improvements 800.
Crombie & Haddow-Improvements
$50.
Cameron, Jessie-Tmprovements $50.
real estate $50. Total e75.
Clark, Mrs. John-Real estate $40, i'm
proyements $55. Total 475.
Coyle, Dennis-Real estate $50, i'm
proyements $40. Total 500.
Callahan. John, Estate of-Money
$40O, improvements $50. Total $3.50.
Cromer, L. W.-Furniture $50, mer.
chandise and tools $50, improvements
$i60, real estate $40. Total $500.
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Hi 10y Jan-Improvements $500.
Hicks, Edwin-Improvements $50.
Horner, M. M.-Improvements $3.50.
Harris. acknowledgements $50.
Hooking, Alfred Improvements $s5.
Hamilton, C-Patented mines %. 10.
Hooper, w. J.-Patented mines $l1.10.
Harris, VIM. J. - Patented mines
$3IG.40.
Ham, Ack-Improvements $50, real
estate $25. Total $l05.
Hill, J. N.-Real estate $40, improve
ments $l35. Total $l75.
Hubbard, Mrs. - Improvements $50,
real estate $50. Total $40
Haworth, w. S.-Real estate $40, i'm
provements $50. Total 500.
Hong Hing-Improvements $50, real
estate $62.5O. Total $2l2.50.
Hoey, Matt-Furniture $25, improve
ments $l05, real estate $50. Total $220.
HUI, G. H.-Real estate $25, improve
ments $500, furniture $50. Total 1915.
Harris, William Horse $50, milch
cows $50, improvements $lC0. Total
S155.
Hawkins, Nathaniel - Horse $50,
wagon $50, improvements $75. Total
$l25.
Hooper, Mrs. w. Furniture $50,
real estate $25, improvements $500. To
tai 1876.
Hancock, John Jr-Furniture and
piano 800, real estate $75, improvements
s1S5. Total e3lO.
Hagar, Mrs. Gertrude-Furniture and
piano $75, real estate $50, improvements
$3.50. Total 1915.
Henderson, G.. S.-Merchandise and
tools $3.50, improvements $500, real es-
tate $50. Totll $40O.
Hicks, T. H.-Furniture 800, work
horse $25, improvements 3l35. real es-
tate $50. Total S3l0.
Henderson, Mrs @. S.-Furniture
and piano 500, real estated $50, improve
ments 500. Total $3.50.
Hintze, A.-Furniture and fixtures
$3.50, merchandise 500, improvements
$500, real estate $l25. Total $la75.
Hoegh, Mrs. J. H. - Furniture and
piano 800, wagon $25, improvements
$l035, real estate $265. Total $l425.
Harris. Mrs. w. J.-Furniture $25.
work horse $25, wagon $25. improve
ments $50, real estate $50. Total $sO6.
Hammond, E.-Work horses $50,
milch cows $50, wagons and farm inn
plements $50, improvements $3.50, real
estate $4OO. Total $500.
Hall, T. L.-Work horses 800, saddle
horse $25, milch cows 500, stock cattle
$500, wagon $40, real estate 500, inn
provements 800. Total $7S5.
Hildebrandt, Chris-Work horse $50,
milch cows $3.50, stock cattle $3.50,
wagon and farm implements $40. inn
provements $l60, real estate $425. Total
1885.
Hale, q. H.-Furniture $50, work
horses $240, saddle horses $240, range
horses $500. jack 800. stock cattle $3.50,
farm implements 800. improvements
$1,000, real estate $3.50. Total $l0,570.
Huntington & Diamond Valley Stock
and Land Company-Furniture $50.
work horses $210, saddle horses $l75,
milch cows $50, stock cattle $500, hogs
S25, wagons and farm implements 500,
improvements $1760, real estate $4670.
Total $8040.
Humboldt Land & Cattle Co-Furni
ture and piano $500, work horses $500,
saddle horses 1926, brood mares $1,000,
stallion and jack $3.50, milch cows $500,
stock cattle $4,000. hogs 500. wagons
and farm implements $2500, improve
ments SIS, ,l45. real estate $3s,7i0. Total
$77 ,030.
HUI, P. H.-Furniture. fixtures and
pianos $3.50, solvent debts $3.50. mort
cages 5000, work horses 800, msrchan-
disc and lumber $500, wagons $3.50,
improvements $2245, real estate $40,
patented mines $3200 Total $7l27.0o.
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McGarry, M.-Patented mines $2S. 40.
McCabe. "estate of Improvements
$50.
Mclaughlin, d. J. PATENTED mines
$343 80.
McKernan, John-Improveme $40,
real estate SIS. Total $55.
Mcbride. Alex -Improvements $s7,
real estate $l3. Total 500.
McKim. H. A.-Improvements $3.50,
real estate $175. Total 1866.
Mechanics. R. = improvements $50,
real estate $50. Total $50.
McCharles, A-Improvements $50.
real estate $25. Total $l05.
McKinnon. Miles-Mercbandis $500,
improvements $500. Total 5000.
McEwen. Mrs. B. F.-Improvements
S75. real estate $25. Total 800.
Mcbride. @. J. g. Yates, w. S.
Furniture aud fixtures $500. improve
ments $2400, real estite 800. Total
$4,000.
McNaughton, John-Work horse $50,
wagon $50. improvements 1925, patented
mines $273.90. Total $548 80.
McKelvey, Chas S.-Machinery 5000,
improvements 800. real estate S75. pat
ented mines $433 go. Total $l208 CO.
N
Nevada Eureka Mining Co.-Improve-
ments, $3.50.
Nicholas, John-Improvements $50.
Norris, nry-Improvements $50.
Northey, Robert-Work horse $50,
wagon $50, improvements $75. Total
sl25.
Northwestern Con Mining Co.-Pat-
ented mines $39770.
Negri, Improvements S25, real
estate $40. Total $35.
Norris, Eugene-Improvem $50,
Real estate $35. Total $S5.
Nostrosa, Mrs. ID. E-Improvements
1895, real estate $75. Total 5000.
Nevada Central Copper Mining CO.
Machinery $50, work horses 800, milch
cows $50, wagons $40, improvements
$3.50, real estate $50. Total $3.50.
Nevada Development and Mining Co.
Work horses $50, wagons $40, patented
mines $56.l0. Total $l56.l0.
p
Plummer. Amos-Real estate 500.
Patroon Mining Co.-Patented mines
$l36. 80.
Piantone, Martin, "estate of Pat
ented mines $31.
Phillip, E.-Improvements $1l0, real
estate $l5. Total Sl25.
Poindexter, John-Improvements S45,
real estate $40. Total 500.
Parsons, ]. H.-Improvements $50,
real estate $50. Total 800.
Pardy, John-Furniture $50, improve
ments $3.50, real estate 500 Total $500.
Pond, Mrs. A.-Merchar rdise $3.50, i'm
provements 500. Total $3.50.
Pinto Canyon & Eureka, Nevada, R.R.
Real estate $500.
Pardy, Wm.-Improvements $500, real
estate $50, patented mines SlSS.3o
Total $508 3d.
(Continued on Page ~.
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Joseph, NJ. H.-Patented mines $6l6.
jackson, A.-Patented mines $685.. so.
Jones, Mrs. J. E.-Patented mines
$3.50.
jacobsen, Jorgen-Stoc's cattle $3.50,
real estate $40. Total SEQ.
Johnson, Hiram Furniture $50, i'm
provements $3.50, real estate $780, Total
1860.
johnson, j. C.-Furniture $2n, work
horse $50, milch COW $25, improvements
1915, real estate $50. Total $400
Johnston, r C.-Furniture and fix.
lures $500, merchandise $500, improve
ments $1,000, real estate $50. Total
$3.50.
Jewell, 7. H.-Work horses $50,
saddle horses $25, stock cattle $3.50, i'm
provements $500, real estate SLIGO.
Total $2495.
Jewell, T. R.-Work horses $I25.
saddle horses 800. range horses S75,
stock cattle $2l00, improvements $500,
real estate $ll40. Total $404O.
johnson Mercantile Co. Fixture.
800, merchandise Sl7O0, work horses
$50, wagons 500, improvements $50,
real estate SIS. Total $2025.
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Cox, w. +. - Furniture s25, work
horses $50, saddle horses t75, range
horses so. stock cattle $500, wagons
and farm implements $50, improvements
$500, real estate $400. Total 5000.
Cerrutti, Bart-Work horses go, sad
die horse SIS, range horses $3.50, mich
cows $50, stock cattle &iS75, wagons
and farm implements $50, improve
ments $3.50, real estate $3.50. Total 5000.
Central Pacific Railway Company
Personal property $1,000, rolling stock
$62, 900, main line $641 $50, side line $780,
440. telegraph line 5000, improvements
$1,000, real estate sl70, ,774.S0. Total s94i, !.
764. so.
Carletti, Peter-Work horses el20,
saddle horses $75, range horses $40, stall.
lion $50, milch cows 800, stock cattle
5000, wagons and farm implements 1850,
improvements $3.50, real estate $1,000.
Total $5755.
Clayton, A. W.-Furniture $50, work
horses $I20, saddle horses $50, range
horses 800, milch COWS $50, stock cattle
1916, wagons and farm implements 500,
improvements $3.50, real estate s20I0,
Total t36O5.
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ImObersteg, F.-Furniture and piano
s75, improvements $50. real estate $135
Total s260
Isaacs, Maurice-Work horses Sl20,
saddle horses $40, range horses $50,
stallion 500, milch cows $50, wagons
and farm implements 800, improve
ments $lo0, real estate, $500. Total
$il01.
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Ferrell, Mr. M.-Real estate $50, i'm
provements $50. Total 800.
Fine, John-Work horse $50, milch
cows sl25, improvements s75. Total $3.50.
Fine, J. H-Furniture s25, improve
ments Sl25, real estate, $50. Total 5000.
Fraser, Mrs A-Mdse. &I600, furniture
and fixtures 500, patented mines $202. 30.
Total $l902.30.
Fraser. Alex-Real estate $3.50, inn
provements 1926, patented mines slS4.50.
Total $l159.5O.
Fitzgerald, A. L.-Piano $50, library
$500, real estate $275, improvements
$775. Total $1,000.
Florio, Angelo-Mdse. $3.50, saddle
horses $50, range horses $3.50, improve
ments $3.50, real estate $50. Total $l050
Fletcher Brothers - Furniture $50,
work horses $2i0, wagons $640, improve
ments 1926, real estate $340. Total s2l65.
Fitzgerald, Mccoy, Richard and Ger
aldine-Mdse. $500, machinery $500,
tools 800, improvements $475, patent
ed mines $96l. 20, solvent debts $500.
real est,te 1856, improvements $475.
Total $12, ,191.70.
Ferrari, Ben - Furniture $50, work
horses &i20, saddle horses $50, range
horses 800, milch cows sl25, stock
cattle $500, wagons and farm imple-
ments 500, improvements $500, real
estate $3.50. Total S3725.
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Green, Ed-Improvements $50.
Greenwood, ,Chas. Improvements s75.
Gracchi, Geronimo - improvements
$lO5.
Giant Powder Co. - Improvements
800,
Goldstone, Sarah J.-Patented mines
$51.40.
Gray, Baker-Improvements s25, real
estate $25. Total $50.
Giles, Mrs. w. J.-Improvements $l05,
real estate $25. Total 100.
Gavin, Geo., "estate of Improve
IN nts $50, real estate $70. Total 800.
Geraty. Eugene-Furniture $50, i'm
provements $l20, real estate 800. Total
$500.
Gibillini. L.-Work horse $25, milch
cow s25, wagon $25, improvements $i25.
Total 800.
Golding, II. F.-Furniture and piano
$75, improvements $3.50, real estate $50.
Total 1886.
Geddes & Bertrand Mining Co.-Real
estate $500, patented mines $329.30.
Total $S29. 80.
Gregovich, John = Furniture and
piano $3.50, improvements $500, real
estate $S5. Total $735.
Gallo, Camillo-Furniture and fix
lures $50, work horses $50, wagons $50,
improvements $3.50, real estate 800
Total $3.50.