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The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
RACE SEASON
OPENS IN ENGLAND

LIVERPOOL. March 25.-The race
for the March two-year-old selling
plate. half a mile. was won by r. r.
Jeffrey's Fair Dart, Q 10 2; Sol Joers
Sundrop, 10 /, was second; A. Sad
dler's The Colugo, 100 to Z, was third
The Union Jack stakes, ] 200 sover-
eigns, for three-year-olds. one mile.
was won by Leopold De Rothschild's
Fop. His Majesty's Moorcock was
second. Lord Ellsmeres The Ditch
was third. Danny Maher rode Sir
John Thursby's Coastwise. which
failed to get q place. The betting was
s to 2 on Fop; 100 to s against Moor
cock, and 10 against The Ditch.
The Liverpool Spring Cup handicap,
1000 sovereigns, one mile and three
furlongs. was won by ID. II. Gibbs
Star OF Doom, Read Walkers Queens
Advocate was second. A. Bendon's
wuffy, Maher up, was third. The bet
ting was to ] against Star OF Doom;
100 to against Queens Advocate. and
100 to against Wuffy. Eleven horses
ran
The race for the Molyneux stakes,
200 sovereigns, for two-year-olds, half
mile, was won by His Majestys Vain
Afr, II to 2.
The race for the West Derby stakes
was won by Robert Mills Jackson,
Maher up.
The race for the Stand Weller
handicap, $50 sovereigns, for three
year-olds and up. mile and a half, was
won by w. A. Jarvis Easter.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
Apprentice allowance claimed.
AT Los ANGELES.

First Race, selling. .-year-olds. 3 IL
furlongs: Charles J Harvey. los;
Chief Kee. 10S; Delmas. l05: Ell Per
fecto. 105; Green Dragon. los; Myles
O'Connell. 10s Raleigh, p. d.. los:
Swift MacNeill. 1903.
Second Race, selling. l Is miles:
Azo. IS: Altenberg, So. Bon Ton. 1902,
Christine A., l04: Duchess of Monta-
bello. l04; 'Dlamond Nose. 100. Ho
garth, LOG: Jane Laurel. SO; Nasmer-
ito, IS; Ozanne, 1oG; Solus, IS; vi
want. 104.
Third Race selling, furlongs: Al
ma Boy. l0S. Bellsnicker. los: Biskra.
100: Carasco, 80; Day Star. 101 Free
knight. The Bear. 112; 'Itan. &C;
Korosilany. loo; Mon: clair. lO6: +OrIf-
lamb. 80: Paladini. I06: Redondo. 101 !:
Siban, III; Snow Bal. no. The Sui.
tan. l0l.
Fourth Race purse. 1 mile: John
Carroll. l06: Critic. Toe; Ed T. Fryer.
i0g. John Louis. 102; Molesey. 100:
Norbitt, l05; Pedro, LOG; Quagga.
1903.
Fifth Race, selling ! Is miles: Hu.
nero. 1902: Ivanhoe, loo; Little Nose.
IS. Libreto. 106: "Miss Oflcious. %
Niger Baby So; Matte Buiuppo LOG.
Rubinon. 106; EST kilda. 100; Smirk-
er. 1902; Tavora, lOi
Sixth Race, selling, mile sWitere,
So. Signor. sc; Buck Thorn, 100
Daisy Thorpe. 81; ~Gatien Lass, Sc:
Prometheus. SO; Roy Junior, 1903 !;
sRey FL Dinero, s5: Angel Face, SO.
Seventh Race. selling, furlongs: =.
w Burt. 107; 'Evados, 100; Fielder,
100; Friar Of Elgin, l07; Gossiper H.,
1903; efIazel Thorpe. 100; Joe Cloype.
i'll; McChord, Ill: Orena. los: Pa
cific Electric, Ill; Rey Del Mundo
III: Sink Spring. III; Chaplet. 10I;
Albion H., los: Ben Stone. 107; Val.
ley Stream. 105.
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
DETROIT "Y" LOOKS GOOD
TO WIN A. A. i. TOURNEY

Talthough meeting one defeat from
Evanston by two points.
Thursday they were easy for the
lanky lads Of the y and the score
of % TO 10 does not show haw easy
the game was On form. the ~
should also win It's second round
match with the Franklins, as the cast
side boys have not shown "A class suf
hcienu 20 warrant them In trouncirg
the state champions. That puts II up
10 the Detroit five 10 bea cher a Chi
cago cam or their own reserves in the
semi-fimal and then che OF the strong
Chicago teams in tho last game.
Detroit ~" looks best right now
All the other Chicago teams excep.
Hull House won tleir preliminary
matches. Wilson-ave. team had a
pretty easy time with the Burroughs.
Spaldings did not make the showing
that was expected with Illinois Athle-
tic club. and the G.. r. T. team went
down before the West Side team Of
Chicago Detroit -" reserves and
Riversides knocked the I. NJ. II. A.
land Fusilers out Of the tourney. The
Franklins made "A desperate fight
AGAINST Evanston and thus earn the
right 10 contest in the second round.
ON the form shown Thursday III
nuis Athletic club looks like a con
tender in the final The attendance at
the preliminary games was not large,
but should improve Friday evening
and Saturday Afternoon ana evening.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
SCULLING CHAMP
WILL VISIT j. s.

Richard Arnst, OF Australia, worlds
champion professional sculler, is com
ing 10 America early this summer to
row Eddie Durham. the Canadian cham
pion, and any scullers in the United
states, who desire TO try him with
the oars. Arnst states that he has
practically completed arrangements
for a world tour and will start shortly
after Easter
The $4,000 professional handicap in
England in July was the cause OF
Arnst deciding 10 make the world trip.
He won the title of champion by de-
feating Webb in Australian waters.
He insisted that all aspirants to the
title should meet him in Australia,
but owing to the distance he realizes
that It would be impossible for every
one TO meet him there, and in making
tour he would make a good clean up
OF prize money.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
Ty Cobb Worries Maps.

The Maps have a system in planning
their defense for the coming season.
Every time a new play Is suggested
and threshed out they select one man
as an example TO work on.
Generally the name OF the man
suggested Is Ty Cobb. the whirlwind
Tiger outfielder. The Maps concede
that Cobb is a very dangerous man,
and every time play is suggested IL
always comes to a point OF How
would we go about 1t to stop Ty Cobb
or any OF the others?"
Cobb Is always first In their
thoughts. OF course. all of the other
classy base runners are given consid.
Grafton. as they all have different sys'
TENS once they reach first base.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT OAKLAND

First Race. A furlongs, selling: Ro-
zon. 10: Judge Quinn, 107; Pent, 1O7;
The King, zoe: Napa Nick, l06; Sepul'
veda. log; Helma s.. los; Electrowan.
1o5: Good Ship. los; Contra Costa
1903; Intrinsic, 1903; 'Galene Gale. SO.
Second Race, Futurity course, sell
ing: Nedjram. los; Semper Fidens'
lOS; Larry Mulligap, los; Blameless'
los; Gatherings, los; Glib c., 1O5:
Look Out. los: Figent, 103; Dorothy
Ledgett. 1903; Enamour, lO3; Pona'
deck. 103 Banthel. 1903.
Third Race, Futlrity course. sell
ing: Mailman. 100; Hazlet, los; Ar
gonaut. los; Toll Box. los; ACE of
Diamonds, los; David Warfeld, lO5;
Rosslare, 1903; sSercnade. SO.
Fourth Race, / mile and 70 yards:
Light Wool, ia; Royal Tourist. 10;
Katie Powers. 109; Palo Alto. 80.
Fifth Race, furlongs: Marwood'
1o9; Fred Mulholland, 106; Gen. Ha'
ley, loo; Boloman. 1O6; Saracinesca,
lO6; Bankara, LOG; Gaga, 'O2: Vron.
sky. 102; Billy Bowlegs, 102: Lady
Hildreth, 100; Flying Dance, So.
Sixth Race, furlongs: Ocean
Shore. III; westbury, III; Seweil
109; Darlington, 100: Berry Maid
105; Jim Gaffney. 1876; Silver Stock
ing. 1O4: Aimee c., 100.
Weather. raining; track. sloppy.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
TIGER BATTERs Do
MIGHTY DEEDS
ALREADY
OuTClESS THE TEXAS TEAMS so
MUCH THAT GAMES ARE ONLY
PRACTICE ROMPS TRouNcE
sRoNcHos.
BY PAUL n. 6RuSkE.

SAN ANTONIO. March 26.-Since
the Tiger pitchers have got TO curving
the ball. there has been absolutely
nothing TO the Detrolt-San Antonio
practice games so far as the element
CT competition is concerned. Thurs
days game in which the Tigers easDj
ammassed nine runs AMI shut out the
Bronchos is but sample. The poor
Texas league batters cannot HIT big
league twisters little biz.
In the last two games San Antonio
players have acquired total or three
safe hits and have not scored SIM
Gle run. on the other hand, the Am.
ercan league champions have oeen
getting their batting eyes working IN
line shape and none Of the broncho
twirlers. even Winchel, their star, Is
able to fool them much.
PopuIace Loses Keen Interest.
San Antonio is getting somewhat
sore over the regular hunlilletlons OF
its team and does not turn out crowds
10 see the arrays as II did at NJ 81.
PERHAPS IL is just as well that che
Tigers viii spend but one more week
here. They are getting altogether too
good 10 suit the tastes OF the lucas
pupulace.
There is just a little uncertainty as
To The oates with the ST. Louis Browns
at Dallas and Fort Worth, April 3 and
L. IL seems certain that the Dallas
game will be played. At least. Ban
Johnson having relented sufficiently
u allow games already 5chelr'cd 10
be played. A game has been definite
ly arranged with Texas state univer-
sity at Austin April II.
They Did 1t Thus to Texans.
Winchell, the star boxman of tho
San Antonio outfit, was put in to make
a showing Thursday, but he could not
keep the ball away from the Tigers
bats and some Is safeties OF his de-
livery In FIVE innings testified To this.
Then Main, the Michigan product
went in and had less trouble as the
Tigers were firing of chasing around
the bags DOME Bush had to retire
because OF a lame ankle. but OLeary
was left at second as he may open
the season there and Killifer did the
shortstopping for the remainder OF
the game.
Classy work was shown when. with
the bases choked on taps by Bush anu
Cobb and on errors on Crawford, the
trio all came in on Rossman's single,
the latter helping by going down 10
second TO draw a throw. Stanage
hurt himself In several places. but not
seriously. Moriarty succeeded In cid
ing home on a steal once.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
new TIGERS ARE
ALL STRONG IN
LUNGS
MoRiARrY, sEcKENooRF AND
sTANAoE THERE WITH THE
BASEBALL CONVERSATION -
CHAMPS NoisIER THAN EVER.
BY PAUL II. BRuskE.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March 26.--
A noticeable fact ABOUT the new men
who are with the Tigers In the south
this spring is their genuine baseball
enthusiasm. as manifested particularly
in the continuous string of talk which
they assist the veteran Bengals In
maintaining throughout the progress OK
every game, be IL even the baldest
sort OF practice contest
Hughie Jennings likes To hear his
barking away in the encourage
ment of their pitcher. their man at
the bat, their base-runners or the man
who Is engaged in fielding the ball.
Perhaps the fact that each OF the new
regulars is OF the noisy kind had
something to do with the purchase OF
the men.
Beckendorf and Stanage make more
racket catching ball game than did
old Bill Clarke, OF baltimore. and Bill
has always been considered the big
league limit
Beckendorf has huge voice which
he uses every moment. talking to his
pitcher. keeping the inhelders post
ed on the count OF balls and strikes
and demonstrating in the meanwhile
that he himself Is on the job with
every bit OF his activities.
Stanage is just as earnest and works
his vocal organs just as hard. His
voice lacks the terrific power OF Beck
endorf's, but has CHEEKY ring 10
IL that seems TO put life into the
pitcher and his entire support. stan
age has a habit of numbering the
batters. particularly when they are
being retired with rapidly. During
the Tiger exhibition games the con-
tinued succession o' Number one.
number two" and Number three ~
called out by the former Newark back
stop. seemed as inspiring to the Tigers
as IL must have been discouraging to
their opponents.
Moriarty is another young man gift
ed with a voice and plenty OF ability
and inclination TO use IL.
There won't be any doubt regarding
the identity OF the American leagues
noisest team this coming season. re
gardless OF whether or not II wins the
penrant.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
Jeffrles starts Road Work.

BOSTON. Mass, March 25.-Jim
JeHries started his road work in his
training Wednesday and did first
rate performance.
At first be went along at an easy
gait until be limbcred up, and then
ran faster Sam Berger. who accom-
panied him. was not In Il with Jim
I'm steady running nor in sprinting.
Several times linn showed be could
sprint fast for 20 yards
Jeff complained Of his ankles being
stiff and sore as from bone sore, but
otherwise he ala not mind the jaunt.
re showed no signs Of fatigue at the
finish
Today JEFF hopes 20 do more run.
ming and may go across country. He
covered about seven miles today.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
NEW DIRECTORS
CONSIDER LEASE

One of the first problems to come
up before the ne : board OF directors
OF the D. A. G.. wlll be the matter OF
the lease on the club grounds which
has not long to run. A business meet
ing will be held Thursday evening i'm
mediately after the close Of the cleo
ton at which three new directors will
be chosen. The polls will be open
from to o'clock. p. M, and 1t is
expected that there will be full vote
OF the membership.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
CINE FIGHTER
LOST CONTEST

Dave Rollo injured his right arm
so badly in the first round OF his fgnt
with Rube May al Windsor Wednes-
day night that IL was practically use
less. He fought five rounds more
with but one hand available. and lost
the decision on points Barry had the
better OF Jess Clark In the Anal.
hugging contest In which occasional
lawmakers landed.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26

BY the easy manner in which De
troit Y. NJ. c. A. five disposed OF the
Hull House team OF Chicago / the
preliminary round o. the Central as
section A. A u. basketball tourney
at the Y ~ G. A. court Thursday az
ternoon. they established themselves
as likely winners OF the championship
honors Hull House has been consid.
cred as fast as any team in Chicago,
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26

Reports from Boston. where Jenn
ries Is now playing, indicate that he
is making an honest effort TO get into
physical condition to re-enter the
ring with a view of fighting Jack
Johnson for the heavyweight cham
pionship-
In his stage work, Jeffrffies boxes
only a few one-minute rounds and
does the regular stunts in regard TO
sha low-boxing, rope-skipping.s bag
punching. etc. These show him to be
as fast as ever. but without the old
endurance He Is able TO smother big
Sam Berger. his sparring partner, dur
ing the short space that they are in
the ring. however.
The real work comes after the cur
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
TEXAS NEGROES ANGRY
AT CHAMP ]. JOHNSON

GALVESTON, Tex. March 25.--The
Negroes of this county, the home OF
Jack johnson. have worked success
fully in making the tour of the motion
picture exhibition of the Johnson
Burns championship fight through the
southwest failure by boycotting the
show and inducing the whites to with
draw their patronage. The attend
ance has not been enough to pay ex-
penses, notwithstanding the prices
were cut twice. The Negroes are pay
ing Johnson in his own coin for his
treatment of his own race In this Sec
ton
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
bunpu5 Remains Calm in
Spite Of Soaring Balloon

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 20
One often hears about a pitcher-or q
whole baseball team, for that matter
indulging In "a hgurative balloon as
cension occurs at the precise moment
affair OF that kind is pulled OF at Z
baseball grounds and during a game.
Still stranger is IL when the real as
cension occurs at thep recise moment
when Il seems probable that the rs
urative AFFAIR 10 about 20 be pulled on
on the diamond
In the second game OF the Detroit
Washington series "Bumpus' Jones
was pitching, the score was 5 To Ia
Detroit's favor IN the eighth innin 2
and one was out. Jerry Freeman
poled the bail into left center for two
bases. Conroy raised o high fly IN
front OF the plate as the crowd fol-
lowed the course of the ball, the gaze
of the assembled thousands was rivet'
Ell by an enormous balloon, immcd-
lately above the main stand. hesurely
soaring across the field.
See the ballOon,
The veil burst from hundreds ct
threats. Poor Stanage couldn't IN.
dorstand why everybody should
spring The balloon gag on him just
then and. In his confusion lost the ball
and failed even 70 make play az
first base which was yawning for a
throw. Conrcy having failed % run out
his foolishlooking effort
Was the Tiger balloon 90 he cut
loose simultaneously with the hight
or the gas-bag from the nearby amdse-
ment park? Not 10 Bumpus Jones
could stop Fl. 4 lone drive wouil
have tied tho score but brave Buml us
looked tie balloon squarely betwee
the eyeballs for q few moments an
then went back 20 work. striking ont
Mr.. Blankenship with neatness AMI
dispatch and CAUSING Mr Mcbride td
pop a futile fly 90 Mr. Bush
At this precise moment. as " By
preconeefted agreement. the aeronaut
lcut loose his parachute and came
down on the other side OF the fence
The balloon episodes were ended.
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The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
More Records at Daytona.

DAYT0NA, Fla. March 25.-David
Bruce Brown, of New York, made new
worlds records on the beach yester-
day by driving his Benz car Ave miles
in minutes As 1-5 seconds and the
10 miles in 5 minutes IA 2-5 seconds.
Brown Is an amateur.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
SAN ANTONIO.

Innings pitched---Iafitte 2. Suggs 4.
works Z. Winchell 5. Main 4. At bat
Against I.afitte 6. Suggs IL. Works II
Winchell rs. Main IL Hits---On Isafitte
4. on SugFs 2 on Works o. or Winch
eli IS. or Main s. Two-base hits Me-
fttvre ~ QtanaRe. Threc-base hit
Moriarfy Sacrifice hfts--Bush, Suggs.
stolen bases---Rossm sMclyer and
Main First bare on balls--On LATTE
n on Works g. Hif by pitcher---By La
6ffe McIver: by Winchell. Stanagc
Left on bases--oetroit 6. San Antonio
NJ sffnck out--By Suggs I, by Works
I. BY wmcheil 2, by Main 7. DoublS
[..<uane Timc-~i.t0. Empire--Dono-
van. Detroit. Attendancs--zes
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
Iaulor warts PrIvate eout.

Jesse Taylqr. a colored boxer who can
nght nj lI2 pounds, says that he IS
very anxious 10 get bout here. He
would like TO meet Ed Nelson or Cur.
Is Gerhard In private. II they cannot
get a date before "A fight club, he
can be addressed IN care of Joe Henry,
222 West JeficrsOn.avc.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
Biz Works and Little Spear
Think They HaVs kkk Coming

San ANTONIO, Tex, March
2a.-Big Ralph Works and Little
George Speer don't seriously
consider going up to their room
at the Menger until round mid
night and consider themselves
lucky 10 get IN at that hour.
Much as they would like 10 hit
the hay round $50. they find
themselves unable TO do SO.
While they 10 consider them
selves a biz ill-used. they aren't
for moment thinking OF doing
anything rebelllous.
The Speer.Works dormitory
has been selected as the club
headquarters OF the Tiger poker
fends. Along about y. m.
somebody gets the key and the
regulars go 10 il. They are all
veterans and know how much
consideration is due a COLI
pitcher anyhow The FIRST even.
ing SPeer and Works tried ID
get I'm.
Who's there?" answered
their knock
"Speer and Works. We want
TO go TO bed.
"Oh. run away, We're busy"
was the reply. in the srutf tone
OF big veteran pitcher.
They faded. When the gamc
was over they picked their way
through the, cigar-butts and
other trash. and retired. The d
next morning both were late to
practice. Since then they have
taken To snoozing in the lobby.
BRUSKE.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
49, Lonainn Win Llnaer.

Manager Fred Lake. OF the Boston
Americans. says that the one man he
wants nov for his team Is Wild viii
lam Donovan He is disposed 10 offer
a catcher for him. since Schmidt still
holds out
Lake should write comic opera ii.
brettos.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26

feet and return it in the same way to
Sam Berger.
At the present time Jeffries weighs
about 265 pounds and has reduced his
waist line largely, and his excess
weight being now largely in the upper
! part of his body and on his legs. He
| declares that he has never dissipated
to the extent that he was credited
with doing. although he admits that
] he still eats what he likes. since it Is
/ not real training. but merely prelim-
mary work taken up with a view ~
convincing himself rs TO whether or
not years of Inactivity have altered
his condition so as 10 make a cram
pionship contest impossihla
Not until Jeffries is himself salts
fed will he announce whether or not
he will fight Johnson.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
central.eastern Game Dated.

Central and Eastern high school
basketball teams will meet Friday
evening in the girls gymnasium OF
Central high school for the interschol.
astic title. There will be two prelim-
inaries
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
Musical Tragedy.

The song died on her lips.
II had been cruelty murdered.-Chi
cago Record Herald.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26

Job Printing done right. Times Print
ing Co rs Iohn R.-st. Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26

q jog-trot. In the effort to reduce the
fat upon his body, he is doing many
gymnastic stunts on the mat, one OF
these being to lie fiat on his back.
catch a heavy medicine ball with his
The Detroit times., 1909-03-26

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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-05-21
lContinued dom second pages

Continued from second page.l
ately low tax. In fact there is generally
no comparison.
While the nation is struggling with
the income tax subject, the states should
take up and revise their systems of tax
alton SO there may be more equitable
adjustment than prevails at present.
The man least able to pay should be
permitted to meet the tax collector on
an even footing with the man who is in
the better financial condition. He
should not be compelled to pay on 25
or so per cent increased basis. The man
with the vacant lot, held for specula-
ton, should not so largely benefit from
the efforts of the builder. There should
be encouragement held out to home
builders and not only to spectators.
New Zealand has system Of taxa
lion that might protitably be adopted in
this country. There the real estate is
taxed, not the improvements. Thespec
ulator in vacant property is given no
advantage; the home builder is given a
square deal That is only one Of the
splendid taxation features of that coun-
try. Absence of Discrimination makes
the situation there ideal Why should
the poores classes be compelled to pay
more in proportion than the richer?
Inequality in the matter of taxation
spells tyranny, and tyranny means re-
volt sooner or later. possibly anarchy.
While the nation is directing its efforts
towards an equitable adjustment within
its constitutional limitations, each state
should take the subject up and solve it
fairly and finally before the present
rumblings deepen Statesman.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-05-21
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF Owyhee County. Idaho.
for the Year 1908.
Continued from page A.

Continued from page A.
thereof, and on the westerly side
thereof width varying from 300 feet
on the southerly end line to 100 feet
at the NV portion of said claim.
The adjoining lode mining claims
which are known by the names here
in given, are as follows, to-wit: on
the N, Last Chance mining claim on
the S. Idaho No. and the Mountain
Chief; on the E, Montreal; on the w,
Cumberland and No. l quartz lode.
Designated in the U S. Land Office
at Boise, in said state, as Mineral
Survey No. 14l5. Improvements !;
shaft house, assay Office and equip
ments, oil house and pump house.
Tax, penalty and costs, s60l 80
Big Mining Co., DeLamar, Idaho,
Henrietta Lode claim, sec and 5, Up
5s,r4w, 2066 a. That certain lode
mining claim situated in Owyhee
county, Idaho, described in Book 5 Of
Patents, on pages 60 and 81 of the
records OF Owyhee county, Idaho.
Discovery point is marked by shaft
$50 feet NV of the center of the claim
improvements of mine: quartz
mill situated on the side of Jordan
creek about "a of mile in an easterly
direction from the residence of Mrs
Mills aud about "a OF mile North OF
the improvements on the said Hen
rietta mine. Tax, penalty and costs,
sl5Ol3
Notice is hereby given that the prop
erty described in the above aud fore
going delinquent list of taxes, in and
for the County Of Owyhee, State of Ids-
ho, for the year 1908 will be sold for the
purpose of satisfying such delinquent
taxes, penalties and costs, (unless sucl
taxes, penalties and costs are paid prior
to the day of salel, according to law
which sale will take place in front d
the Court House, in Silver City, OF
Monday, the 9Th day of July, 1909, be
tween the hours of ten o'clock, a. m
aud three o'clock, p. M, on the SAM
day, or GU some subsequent day t
which the sale may be postponed o
which due notice will be given.
0. F. BRUNzELL,
Assessor and Ex-officio Tax Collecto
of Owyhee County, Idaho.
Silver City, Idaho, May 2lst, 1909.