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Knockout Br0lvn,
Puzzle OF The RinQ

to fight Of that kind he would prob
ably have TO tackle the spark plug. He
Is Just about the size Of Jefries's fist
Knockout" Browns father Is the
driver OF coal wagon, but the scion
Of the family. falling TO see much nour-
isbrncnt in pullinS the belIcord over
pair OF Percherons, decided to step out
and do something that would put MIN
in the spotlight.
Won by a Knockout.
Brown has fought thirty-one fights,
and out OF that number has negotiated
twenty-six knockouts. the rest being
no decisions" and draws. Young
Brown. and that happens TO be his real
name. packs an awful kick in his LEFT
mi,t, and as re always deals from the
port side the right.handed fellows have
been unable TO figure him out un:!l thr
bat,erins ram came over for finish.
A lett-handcd fighter is somewhat OF
a novelty even In the Long Acre Club.
and when re showed up there seven
months ago to fight young fellow
named Kid Peters. the crowd got ready
for Joke. The sou;hpaw fighter soon
nad them going, however, Tor he fought
backward and In the second round land
ed his lef. r,itt on the point Of the Kid
Peter law and there was 81 waiting for
him at the box office. Since that time
Knockout Brown has got to be q
drawing card. and. in his last fight he
says that he drew down Is5 In cold cash
Mr. X. o. Brown Is Young lad who
world, and he proves this ~ boldly as
sertne that his tavorite tralring diet II.
FORK sausaIe on one night and spaIe-
ribs and sauerkraut the next: II that
doesn't make man fight nothing will,
H vas vo-krs In pencil factory
when the bug stung him and he whetted
his ambition BY l!cidng q fellow he calls
charlie Howe. It seems that Howe had
Gained ttat one Of the pencils was over.
loaded with graphite. and X. o. Brown
had insisted that II was for newspaper
man and didn't make any difference,
The rcrap arose over this question and
Mr.. Howe took the count.
Makes . Good Living.
Mr.. X. o. Brown thereupon wan.
dered into more lucrative field. and
with pride he now announces that hts
earnings viii average s,b II week. Mr.
Brown Is Of German parents, and the
only concession he has made to the
ways OF pugillsm " to drop his FRS,
name Of Valentine and substitute
therefor Young" or. better, knock
out"
In sparrlng this coming champ stands
- awkwardly that the opponent never
knows when the left II coming over
and really does not know how to pro.
tact himself
handed knOcker-Out the gentleman IN
question IL star sou,hpaw pitoher for
the Senator Juniors, . ball club Of moss
~ less renown,
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zen may be planning re-entry OF the
game or may be simply planning the
ttrical cleanup II Is significant. how
ever. that for While week he hasn't
thrown out any OF his heated denals,
Instead he saws: Il won't think Of fight
ing again unless find tina, ! can sc:
Into trim. There is'.'t a chance OF M
making such fool OF myself"
A little later he gives this ont: I'm
! hstter now than I thought | ever could
I Ss again-and when I've osen training
swhlle-huh. Johnson" II | Nver fgn;
him III beat him, Of course"
JEFF's NEW IDEA,
JEFF has a new idea about that cham
ponshlp title he so careiessly laid aside
q few years ago He claims now tha.
he didn't really throw It out OF tie
back door, but that somebody swipeh
Il when he wasn't looking and tina. t
still remains his property by right. Well
there's little doubt that Jeffries will be
recognized as the righttul champion
BY many II he really does come oil: and
make more matches. He whipped ever.
body up to the time Of his retlremea.
from the ring.
Still this would not he entlrely fn!-
TO Johnson. Tommy Burns gained
clear title to the crown by travelling ali
over the world, whipping champions OF
oil countries. Tommy never signed
champion after his name. He said 1t
would be time enough when he had
whipped tn. big negro. The battle went
the other way. johnson Is champion to-
day. Should Johnson and Jeh meet il
will be Just az we'll to lay all thoughts
Of the title aside until the winner Is de-
elsred After that battle therell be no
difficulty In dscidTs!f there Is any o.
the old Jeffrles left In Jeff's bones and
Sinews to-day.
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.o.NIGHTs games IN the sixth

To-NIGHT's games IN the sixth
round o. the p S. A. l.. basket
= ball tournament will practically
settle where the championship Is 10 go,
The final round will not be played until
next Saturday, but to.night's games
are the most important OF the season.
and the schoolboy world Is keyed up
20 high pitch Of excitement over the
outcome.
in Brooklyn, tie tives OF Boys High
and Eastern D!str!c, will hook up. and
n Manhattan the Stuyvesant five, the
leaders at present, In the league race.
will Tickle the Commerce five now
occupying second position and strong
contendcrs for first honors Both are
important games. but the latter Is far
more Interesting. as the championship
virtually hinges ryon the outcome.
Here Is the dope: Stuyyesin' has four
victories 10 her credit and no deCeats II
the Red and Blue win, tonight, they have
the championship regardless Of the outcome
q their game next week; The Commerce
five have beaten three league teams and
haev lost once 10 Eastern District the team
that stuyvesant play, next week II Com.
merce wins tonight. and both Commerce and
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l. amlnered a! the Ribs.

The first few rounds rocked along
pretty even, but I was hanmering away
At Golfers wind and it was beginning
to tel. In the fifth round while the
Danes and Swedes were talking all sorts
Of languages and yelling for me 10 go
on cracked Golfer in the stomach. He
doubled over and as his head came down
hung beaut squarely on his chin and
he Topped over on the mat. BY this
time the lIegewsch crowd was crazy
Golfer was very limp and took the full
coun; OF nine, and then to everyboiy's
surprise, he got Up. He was certainly
game to tho cOrs. As he got to Ms feet
| set myself and got a c.ean right
LANDED swing on his jaw. This put aim
ut for good and Va had a hard time
ringing him TO consciousness
The las. word heard as started to
jump ont Of the ring was, An dey
dink dey can ieek my ooy. yot" fol-
lowed BY familiar chuckle. TIE old
man was still or the job
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Three Good Bouts for
FiQht Fans Next Week

will tackle Tommy Murphy in teu-
round bout at the National A. c. sta-.
and as both lads are fast and clever
they ought to furnish one Of the best
bouts OF the year.
Harry Lewis. the clever Quaker CITY
ngnvf, is now taHins on midlLe.Seigh,s
81 i,5 5as jr.t oeh maIGNe1 e meet si NJ w..
twelve rlunts at the Armory a. 4. OF Bos.
ton, on The ais3t q FEB; 2; MeK,nnon re: re-.
Knnon Wi! nave Big advantage over
Lewis, the latter Is sure he will beat him.
Another American fighter will engage in
aa fs.t Ct psF, ,o'ntsai and he ,osai TO-;
10 EnoS s. s e De MAKE. ot
The fighter aho viii defend the stars ami
stripes is Joe Jeanette, the coIored puSilIs
Eng, 7eaNy, weight, for twenty rounds az
the Bowling Palace \ c., OF that country.
Jeanqttte ought to win in about eight
It rs true that. Jack Johnson has &C.
iepisag guT;, If $780, h TO- tsh; San
ne SHOULD be des9lssd By every ~ man IN IN
AAmeEiea Init Is al aimirer, OF pqsili.m.
him. a, purse Of no, les than $1,000 10
meet laHgtlri, AMI that he should turn
t tP.s THIS offer and fight in England shows
Young Corbe,t, and Harry Ferns, the
r S4in Bout faes Sses hts:
pace at New Orleans tomorrow afternoon
The bout has aroused considerable interest
s eoan "s and Sf s's p Sha Psli Ss
crowd will turn out to see the battle u
Ior6ett wins he VIII probably be matched
to meet Freddie We 5h 'or twenty rounds
In Fhiladelph!a, tonight there will be a
FN-round bout which should keep the nght
pitch ~ excitement from the moment the
lirst blow Is struck until the last one IS
landed The lighters who VIII figure in
Ideal fighter. ami Mckee Cannon, III.
hnocko.t I'D from pittsburg, They viii
Battle at the National ~. c. at eaten
wc!shts.
The 0Eh' promoter: are are now altar A
Tor some time Last night kublak's man
age. Johnny k".ly. .r Of lhiladeiphta. re-
S Of" Tir MIN a match With al Kaufman.
tor ten r. nj; at SHOW 70 be held by his
KG6iSE to ash, at h. cuo. - N' "
Nike ScHrack. the Cincinnati heavyweight.
W.T. was To nave fought Marvin Hart a.
Louisville few weeHs $50. but tie au,hori.
Ties refused 20 allow the cpr,es: 70 coms
on. has .iznsi articles 4 agreement for n
six.rouni but with ~ kIblik. the Michi!
gan teiv! we.shI at Pi:tsourc. on Tuesday
night.
Tiv Kre..ar. Who trained jimmy Britt for
al OF MS battles ou, on the Coast. received
a letter ',H Br.t . few days agJ In which
he sttes t7al he expects 10 beat Johnny
summer u Feb -. AZ the National Sport.
t,.1 MT. A..
cisIpn." saws Britt. ~ W.f make 10000 out
~ re h't'- ~ We arr fighting for purts
~ 5000 n Rot ot 200 a Side and my ,hea-
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champions Of ali sizes and shapes
l will dIsport themselves for the
~ benefit OF New Works. army Of
athletic enthusiasts at Madison Square
Garden Monday night. 1t will be the
meet OF the Pastime A. c., tie first OF
the big club carnivals in the big en-
closure. That It should be interesting
goes without saying, for all the stars
with Olympic, national and world hon
ors figure in the entry list, when
measures up to the 60 mark,
There Is everything on the programme
from a sixty-yard dash to a ten-m'Ie
run. exclusive OF four relay races, one
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Moran and Murphy at National,
DriScoll and Mario at Fair
mont Are the, HeadlinerS.
BY John POLLOCK

~ IGHT fans In this vicinity will
r. have an opportunity Of witnessing
4 three good scraps here next week,
for the pugilists who are slated to fig
ure inthem are not only prominent men
ure in them are not only prominent men
Sharkey a. c. stag on Wednesday night
Paddy Sullivan, of this city vii. take
on Young Loughrey," Of Philadelphia,
for ten ROUNDS. The following night
champion, will meet Johnny Mario, the
local lightweight, For ten rounds at
the FaIrmont A. c. stag, which is bound
to be a sashing battle On Friday
night owen Moran, the English boxer,
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III. fac, about III. matter. Mr. suurEs.
10 that they never reals got Nj icauS
goat, or. az least when they did ~ was
TOO late 10 he NJ service. viii tell No4.
The game In question was PLAYED a. Bob
b!ston,. No. and z.ks Bender the Cra,en-
Hearted tuirl-r vaS pitching FOR the Na,t,a
RAshs. Bender invented bail eortaialns
? piece OF lead m ons side Rclds- urI
kner that Milligau could hit the hnl lut
~ account Of the .eaS sirEsr h. figures
that the bnll would e. on q line .nstea ~
hiGh In the Dir and II would he ,omnara.
lively easy lo' one ~ the 6tIi-'s 20 ,at.H
". Even II the ur 'fln.ders fdi'rl the ti'
would oniy Zo 'or 4 sinEl" and Miflgar
could not score more 'han one ruin A. ypl
know. the rule was SUI 10 'usur
Now, N YOU will remember swat MINI
ran was = great lover - pets and Ne
owned q goat that was a marvel TIL. ha-
whiskertd Billy had often p7ac'i'el v'th
Swat and when Their" were ro n"Ifsrs
handy h. would butt tho ball With Ms
hard head and drive 81 back 10 Swat sn AZ
10 SAVE tins. He vas a very snsrr got
ouihsid
Poison OAKS At the 'asl fr ~ tN' ,r.t1rf
Qnd Nillirsn ves ta'INl ut-u 50 sac ''
Cav. A wallop that would No; tNcnt. rJrs
Z Ks s~st waved HI, b,t In the ar. r.
~ the bil,y goat IN the disisn, cltfe'd
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Claus puts something in it.

With so in my
pocket | reached
Hegewisch W o
da VS. before Christ
mas Eve, and !
had to get very
busy, as all the
Kids were writing
letters TO Santa
Claus and giving
them to me 10
mail" The little
rascals were wise
about Santa Claus,
The evening world., 1909-01-23
Left-Handed Bantam-Weight
Fighter Has Made a Won.
derful Record.
BY ECZEMAN RULf Err.

KNOCKING the rubbers off OF left
n handed pencils doesn't impress
L 4 YOU al first glance as a strenuous
Job, but II was just that kind OF exer-
else that gave us Knockout" Brown.
the port propelled pride TRY to say that
three times without stopping OF the
bantam. Weight brigade.
This Young fellow Is st eighteen
years OF age, tips the scales at liz
pounds and AYERS that he can whip his
weight In automobiles. II II ever came
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Fearing and Scott, OF Boston, holders
% the doubles racquet championship.
vtn yesterday In the opening round
from Lawrence Waterbury and D. john
son, OF New York, by scores Of l5.S
3-E, Ali. i.6 and Isl Waterbury ard
johnson lost the first game, but took
the next three games handy, only To-
lose ont In the las. two.
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bu, they tried to make me believe
that they we're not, and Of course
l fell" | couldn't buy everything
they wanted. because one OF them
wanted big balloon with a parachute
so that they could go up and make
parachute leaps Can YOU beat that?
On Christmas Day my father called
me into the little parlor and said he
wanted to lave a talk.
Now, Bat" lie Logan, and then he
told me that he wanted me to stop the
fighting business Before YOU leave
home" lie sad. WOW must promise
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re quit the game. From this time
on he was A dved-in-th e-wool fight
IN To this day he thinks there Is
crody in the world vino can leek
lis boy, vot" and, between you and
., his son Battling has got some.
What OF the same notion.
Terr. biz Exptrience in Ring.
Anyway the change in my dear I'd
timer vas enough to warrant me in
'Irt!ng cut again. Having had so1 1
AZ in Wisconsin journeyed that way
gain, and T; was az Fond du Lac, two
Tosks later, that ! met Charley Berry
,yc the third and las, time.
had lost. as stated, a close decision
% Berry the December previous. and
20 challenged ne again. This time We
c,yht rounds, though held at
-" twe.yn or fifteen rounds Like -ur
..CT.ous battle the affair wen; the tull
lat rounds He fought pretty s;ft
ut Of Il battle throughout, bu, a.
nusl a. 10 time lid 10 have the best
tn" fighting Referee Tom Ryan
'Irdsl lie plum TO lin at the finish.
The tral rounds forced Berry
ruea he ropes in MY anxiety to pI,
% on: Fearing lie would be Killed.
"a the drop to the floor was about
-'t f"or, tried 10 ratch hin az hs
. falling, I Ill thi, because ~
.., Ind Won big lead and thong t
'a' ! dai the battle wrapped up.
.-o-efar" grabbed him TO check TIE
'a." IN order TO give his TAT MANAGER,
'lddy Dorre,l. chance to protec, his
AZ. Paddy during the excitement
de a m!sstep in MS corner and fell
Berry tumbled over him, thus sav.
q diTfolt from hard tumble. |
was in n" wreck ami .umbled headlors
over ahsI-, my head striking a post,
limos. kn1cX'rs me out as we'll
TIE gong sounded ard Referee Ryan
ell ny Per-y's hand as the winner.
= 'c-e.v'i rs FOR my end. though
..' out.
Finally Bent Joe Pricente.
j"e per~cr'e and met for The 'or-th
md las ..nc ~ Oshkosh. WIS. on
Marc r. - ! ND raugh, n BAD sold
Tor '-c be'ry affair, and when I
.nEH'i %. clothes and al. mind you,
81" benin scarcely tipped iop pounds I
vas same. however. ard wen. In TO
land Sir Joseph GOOD beating
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and thai gay. him - Ilaa Ti, socre, ss--
Iire men had t1. Lim o.! 6an1.rs nnH
bal. lie NFs ready
As tho rs CAME oyer. Nu,lgsn was seen
20 rub his hand over his lr-bUs M. ~ TIA:
being a secret signal 20 -" goat IN get
ready. Their as rash az swat LANDED
on the 'a'l anl tn" sphers went sailing
straight toward the goat Ri'lv was Dre.
pared IN butt the hal back 20 the diamond
not kro7 M m his an7ima Innocence ~
th" IN s'aftf Ui.ks HAT rsr be- cun,riyod
h' the lUIar mind
Render 'augN'' upr1s-ioUS.v as ne bal
sgd toward ID. ou'Ae't ur 4 load line put
then most Unexpected 'rine occurred
On rasins l,s head fnr 'hs nrltira hut
10 Goat iidr.t hgUrs Uu the cad carving
N" IA, ."yu"a-d A. result n struck
hin, s1uars'N 'u The r'uutU and before he
could recover the hnrsehilc had been sVa,-
lowed The feliNrs gave Immediate chase
but Billy hal been irNardi'- disturbed and
brought bis hu''inz proves into plsy and
I1 't" ~'Tn'.r" NU.g1l raf' - IIrS
AMI tho 10. vac s1rsf
Tho 0r., 'r.utferIsr.s grrat.rH.sI t,
tH' rf Nr =H.|rgs HHH -|,f 10 'rc
uHrts W digestion. L. 40. ,-.Ir cane ~
me- ball. -Nuof'Tz the IIsir,u.HJ'I van.
,rt ~ newt sprtuE RiIf rad the urs''ir,r
cost " go vNnI ever Fasr Nu-slda Of the
sheen ran'H res ~ n0rir0rn Missouri.
BOZENAN BTLGER.
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Danish Father Gets Angry.

=
II hat-G bet bet you Won tousan'
dollars, the Old man said sxcited,y, a.
he kept getting redder in the fac.
'Lrek my boy-yot?"
Bat he said, turning to me "yr.
60 an lees dis Pullman hoy, ami ,cl
You dahc a leekn-yell. l lo~E some M.
self huh"
Their" was nothing to /: nov. h.
to fight for the honor Of HcgAwis,h
and the follow who VAS boosting the
pa:ted No oN the shoulder and said
Now hrnc on your fancy Pulua.
agh'er'"
Fer Tho rox' Few days tho town wa
Wild with so talk Of the coming Hg
and they wore betting I. dir shoes. Tie
same thing vas going m In Pullman
wh!oh WIS Just SIX miles away We
boys tad two weeks in which 10 &c
ready and on Jan. Il. if'2, everybody In
Regevlsch vent over 10 West Pullman
20 see the 20. The town was closed up
j. HaE genera, hoida".
We fought in an empty building adj
joining Pete Helleys saloon, and the
tout was 10 have gone six rounds
THIS fellow Golfer Wa = pretty good
fighter at t.a., but ! remembered that
! was battling for the honor Of nv
home town and tore a. him Ike q
demon. Tie hiding was packed SO
that tu.g~G ouf ~ the SIDES on one
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v Ould Not Promise to Gu [

wouldn't cXartly promise, but told
him | would think It over. So we al
went downtown The crowd in Hege-
v.sol usually hangs out a. Dad knights
lar Just as We Went IN the door two
follows were having an argument one
Of them was from Pullman, whore they
nuke the sleeping cars. In FieGeviscn
Ne have the largest car worXs In the
world. but We only make working cars,
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TV7HtN had finished my fight with Charley Berry getting
w close on to Christmas, and up me to hike back to
Hegewisch am awful strong for Christmas at home and that
hanging up the stocking thing still has hold Every Christmas as
regular as clock hang up my SOCK and my good old mother fails
10 see that Santa Claus puts something in it.
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| vas handed fifty
81 bills for my VIC
tory, and | won
that much more in
bets that | had
made with the Pull.
man employ ees.
VI Y success in
saving the fighting
h on or OF Hege-
wisch appeared to
take all Of the
talk out OF the old
man about making
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NELSON TELLS HOW HE WON
CHAMPIONSHIP FOR OLD HEGEWlSCH

Danes. This time We were all together
everybody IN the town had made 1T
tie bet.
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Swat MiAigan. s Pet Goat
Put Kib0sh on Z2ke Bender

B. Wor
have just learned Of .re Rash Bal, club m
got Swat Mtlgans goat VIII give no details.
WILLIAM +TIITNGs
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rather Asks Him to Abandon Flghg.
ing and Then Urged Him
to Whip Pullman
Boy.
BY BATTLING NELSON.

me e Ha'e and World
lcnrrlzh xRa.lnrN asnn4
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"TAKEHOLD OF ME"
WIRES JEFFR|ES
!. TO BILLY BRADY
Manager Who Made Big Fellow Fa-
] nous Says He Is Too Busy to Han
4 die Fighter-But He May
i Change His Mind.

TAMES J. JEFFRIES has wired
Billy Brady. his old manager,
J asking Brady to take hold OF
him again" Brady has answered that
he is out OF the business Of managing
lighters, and can't oblige even Jeff
1t looks very much as II the big
fellow had changed his mind at last,
or was planning a change to take
place in the near future. Wants Billy
Brady to manage him. That surely
looks like business.
Billy Brady first met Jefries a.,
Carson, when JEFF, the novice. came
up to join Corbett's training camp be.
fore the fight with Fitzsimmons
Brady was attending TO Corbett's in.
terests then Later he and Billy De.
ieS md hrinpinp hip, 49,, =. . 1919,
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viii tackle Tommy Murphy in a teN-
round bout at the National a. c. staI;.
and as both lads are fast and clever
they ought to furnish one of the bes.
bouts OF the year
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lany aenated looking fres bringing worlds
champion Billy jeff big matches
fortune Toward the Of ef Brady his the
atrca entirely and left Delaney charge
No would Delaney fact that R,
Delaney has and Jeff gets back into
earnest the big fellows he will be the
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Tho Pullman fellows think they have
something on us because they max,
fancy cars, and there is always Al
argument about which is the bette.
town.
Maybe Won do make the hest cars,
said the f. low from Hesewisch. but
you can't fight over there"
Cant fight snapped the other fel,
low. What's tearing at you? Why
we've got the greatest fghter in the
world az Pullman, and lie can lick any
thing tina. ever growed in Hegewisch
I'd like TO see you show some guy wi,
could face little frankie Golfer Why
hes whirlwind."
Get out" cried the Hegewlsch man
''Hescwisch can beat anybody at any
thing and I'll bet you on it, Jus: ther
he spiei me and the old man as ",
came in the door.
Say, KID lie said, cant you licl
any boy your weight in Pull mani"
allowed as how l was willing t.
try.
You tink dey got boy over dore yo'
can beat my boy-vot?' my fataer n1rcl
Up in his funny Danish dialect Veil
we'd lack to see him. My hey bane d
Wonder" an, the old man was gettina
all worked up. He had forgotten al
about my promising not to fight any
rnore.
The evening world., 1909-01-23

Nike Schr"ck. the Cincinnati heavyweight.
HLu was To nave fought Marvin Hart a:
Louisville 4 few wesns ago but TIE authori.
ties refused 20 allow the cpr,es: 10 cons
on. has .iznsi articles 4 aPreenen, for n
six.rolni but with ~ kIblik. the Mich!
n.ght.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-08-01
LIST OF DELINQUENT PERSONAL
PROPERTY TAXES IN
BuRLEIGH COUNTY
Complied from the Records Under the Supervision Of
Citizens Special Committee.

Below will be found list of de-
linquent personal property taxes of
Burleigh county from and including
the year 1896 to and including the
year 1907. The list as it stands at
present represents in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000 dollars, not includ-
ing penalty and interest, which will
almost equal two-thirds of the tax.
Several business men who are
heavy taxpayers and property own
ers of Bismarck nave asked the pub
LEGATION of this list in the Tribune
as they believe all the taxpayers OF
the city and county are entitled to
know who have not paid their taxes
as shown by the official records
and therefore have not done their
whole duty as citizens, while they
receive all the benefits enjoyed by
those who have paid.
Undoubtedly there have been er-
rors made in the assessment of
some Of these taxes and other COM
plications which need Strengthening
out by the county authorities, and
while undoubtedly most of those on
the list rightfully owe what is
charged against them, it does not
follow that all have wilfully neg
lected to pay It is hoped that the
publication Of the list may result in
the collection of this large sum and
that all the ENGAGEMENTS may be
Strengthened out at the earliest pos
sible date.
The books of the state auditor
show Burleigh county as charged
with over $4,000 of taxes due the
state, because for many years the
county has failed to report the list
Of taxes uncollectable. If the prop
er authorities will make strenu-
Gus effort to collect in as much as
possible of this tax and then make
a. settlement with the state, Bur
leigh county will make a much bet
ter showing in that quarter, and the
city and county will have hand
some sum of ready money for i'm
provements. Following is the list:
Y WEARS 1896 TO 1901.
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Welch, Geo. w.. 1897 ...... 55
Iessie Casper 1896 ............. 1914
York, L. A., 1896 ................ liz
Young, c. f., 1901 ................ 2.5
Zychlenski, VIM, 1896 ............ &C
Zetterdahl. Chas., 1896 ........... 3.a
Zens Louis 1899 " 2.5
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YEARS 1902 TO 1907.

Unpaid personal property tax for the years
1902, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906 and 1907,
Burleigh county, North Dakota, as shown by
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