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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-11
COLLINS WINS HOUR
RACE AT NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, July 1.-The
chief attraction at the circuit bicycle
races here las night YVES an hours
motor-paced race, which was won by
Elmer E. Collins. of Lynn. Mass. wnil
George Wiley, of Syracuse. N. Y. sec
ond. Thirty-eight miles were covered.
Collins winning by nineteen laps. Sum
mary:
Half-mile amateur race between
Wright. Salt Lake City. n E. H.
HOLSTER. of Springfield. Mass. won by
Wright. Time. 1:22 3-5.
Half-mile amateur open won by
Wright; second. Thomas; third. Co
burn. Time. 1.02.
Three-mile motor-paced race won by
Turville: second. Hunter; third. Hill.
Time. 4.52 1-5.
One-hour motor paced won by Col
Inns: second. Wiley; third. Root. Dis
lance, 3S miles.
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PACIFIC COAST YACHTS
OFF ON 2,3OO-MILE RACE,

LOS ANGELES, July u.-Heeling far
over under clouds Of n the Mol
lilou, the Sweetheart and the Hawaii
competitors in the San Pedro and
Honolulu yacht race. poked their noses
into a choppy sea Yesterday on the
first stretch of their 2,S00-mile journey,
The Moililou, the entry of the Eolin
Yacht Club of Alameda, crossed the
line first, a few seconds after the crack
of the starting pistol. She was fol-
lowed by the Hawaii, the entry of the
islanders. The Sweetheart crossed
last. The winner of the race Is ex-
pected to do the 1900 miles journey in
better than thirteen days.
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TN a close and exciting game on West
Side Oval yesterday morning the
Ironsides. last year champions of
the City League, defeated the Park
view baseball nine after playing eleven
innings of the hardest kind Of baseball
by the score of 3 to 2. Pfanmiller, the
former Jersey City Eastern League
twirler, was on the mound for the
champions and allowed his opponents
but 6 hits and made z of them hit the
air. He also won his own game with a
single in the eleventh inning.
Through the excellent pitching Of Full
ton the Ironsides downed h Parkview
team again in the afternoon on the lat
ter's grounds by the score of Is to 8.
Fulton was In fin form and held his
opponents to Z hits and made 8 Of them
do the Casey act. The feature of the
game was the batting OF Menchner, of
the champions, who had 4 hits to his
credit, three Of them being two bag
gers. The scores:
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Johnny McGraw used four pitchers
yesterday at Chicago, n finally got
the decision by a 1919 score. Bugs"
Raymond was sent In again as a pinch
pitcher and failed to make good. His
~''buglets" is not making good at all
this IA
With Nap Rucker pitching, the
Brooklyn team shut out Cincinnati yes
terday at Redville before a crowd OF
1000. The star southpaw slant artist
allowed but four hits and outpitched
Suggs. who has been Grifith's winning
pitcher right along. Bill Dahlen was
elected from the game for remonstrat-
ing with Umpire KLEIN on a close deci-
sion.
Bud Sharpe got back into h game
yesterday for the Doves and slammed
out two hits.
Lajoie's batting average is begin
ming to shrink, but he still has an
average OF 1896 compared with Ty
Cobb's .S65.
Beck, the Boston star outfelder, has
taken the heavy-hitting honors of the
National League ava from Johnny
Hummel, and is leading the Lynch or
ganization in ~extra-base hits. Beck
has made seven home runs. three
triples and an even dozen doubles.
1t would not be very surprising if
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TO MEET FAST
MAN IN DENVER JOE SEIGER,

Jack Dorman, the Bronx lightweight
and Joe seiger. OF Denver, have been
matched to box ten rounds at Browns
Gymnasium, West Twenty-third street
tomorrow night. In Seiger Dorman
will stack up against n Of the best
boys he has ever met. and he will be
to go at his best to escape
a knockout.
The semi-windup will see JeR Mad
den. Of Boston. ana Jack Chimney, two
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TURNER'S BEAT ROsEyILLES.

At Heidelberg Park yesterday after
noon the fast Roseville baseball team
of the City League met with defeat at
the hands of the National Turner's
baseball team of the same league by
the score of Is to IL. Lewis. who was
on the mound for the Roseville nine.
was touched up for l ssafe hits. while
Farrell and Mills. who did the twirl-
ing for the winners. were touched up
for IL hits.
R.H.E.
Roseville -. 40 0 o 0 o-12 u 6
Nat. Turner's 0 0 l 40 3 4 0 x-15 10
Batteris-Lewis and Dauber; Farrell,
Flyer. Mills and Speary.
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TAKE
TWO GAMES FROM
CLAM O|GGERS
Win First Battle by Piling Up
Seven Runs in Eighth Inning.
Providence Drops Into Fifth
Place-Rain Spells Montreal
Game.

Yesterdays Results.
Baltimore, 8; Newark, &
Newark. 6: Baltimore. 1
Jersey City, 8: Providence. 3.
Toronto at Montreal: rain.
Saturdays Scores.
Baltimore, 8; Newark, o
Newark. 6: Baltimore, T.
f 5srsss ciiy s. j Jersey gssyy,d Ss1s; : ( os inninsS'
Buffalo, Z: Montreal. 1:
Buffalo, 7; Montreal. /.
F TcfSnte .; Tc5onto; 3 : no ,0,,nss,.
Games Today.
Providence at Newark a D. m.).
Jersey CITY at baltimore.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Toronto at Montreal,
Games Tomorrow.
Providence at Newark a p. M.
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Toronto at Montreal.
THE Tigers dividing a double
header with the Orioles enabled
the Toronto team to make q
slight gain on Newark yesterday. ever
though the Kelleyites were not sched-
uled. Jersey City made 1t two ovel
the Grays, and the Collins crew
dropped back to NTH place, and the
Birds are in fourth position as a result
JERSEY CITY. July 11.-Managel
Jack Ryan's Skeeters took both ends
of q double-header yesterday from
Providence, winning out in the f1rst
by an 8 to 4 score In a belated rally
ana then taking tho second session t.
the tune Of s to 8. Kissinger saved
tho first game for the Shelters and
then went in to win the second and
succeeded. The scores:
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p WINS LONG A M

HONOLULU. July 1.-THE fourth
baseball game in the International
series went eighteen innings yesterday,
the team representing the waseda Uni
versity. Japan, defeating the Portu-
guese team. 4 to q.
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NEARBY BASEBALL RESULTS.

South Orange F. c.. 2: Bloomfield. L
Caldwell f. c., Z; Berkeley Hall. 2.
Mutuals, u; Ironsides. 6.
Montclair A. A., s. Elizabeth A. c., &
Rosevilles, Z; Knickerbockers. /.
East Orange, s; Centrals. Z.
Vailsburg, Is; Montclair. :.
Sommer A. c.. 8; Buck Council. 5.
Liberty f. c., To- Paramount A. c.. s.
Hilltons. IA; Quicksteps. ..
Arlington A. A. s; Morrison A. C. 6
Newark Y. NJ. c. "A. Is; Bedford Y. NJ.
Essex Court House. 6. Union Court
Plafnfield Y. NJ. C. A. 3: Orange Y, N.
Franklin A. C.. l. MontcIair A. c.. 9.
At Roseville Oval: R.HE.
ST. Rose Of L..o 202000o1 is s 3
Branch Brook. % 10Oo102A6 8 3
Batteries-Ryan and Henley; Traud
and B. Hermann
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HARRISON WINS EASY GAME.

In a one-sided game yesterday after
noon on Harrison Oval the Harrison
baseball nine met and defeated the
Park baseball team by the score of is
to 8. The Harrison batters had their
batting togs on and landed on Pitchers
Ziph and Mean for sixteen safe hits.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-11

Runs-Clement a, D~eininger, johnson,
Abstein; Arndt, Elston, Fitzgerald.
Errors-Johnson; Courtney, Atz
Providence ........ 2 0 90 o o. o LOS
First base on ~errors-Jersey City 1, Prov
idence /. Left on bases-Jersey City 5.
Providence 4. First base on balls-Of
Crowley l, off Kissinger /. Struck out
BY Crowley 4, by Kissinger L. Three-base
hit-Elston. Two-base hit-Abstein. Sac
Clement. HIT by acknowledgment. Crow
ley. Umpires-Stafford and Kelley. Time
of game-1h. dom.
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TIGERS TAKE CLOSE GAME.

On the Tigers Oval in vailsburg
yesterday afternoon the vailsburg
Tigers, OF the City League. met and
defeated the Bay View baseball team
by the score Of 8 to 4. The game was
very interesting and exciting from the
start until the las man was called out.
The feature of the game was the home
run drive of Van SAINT in the first in
ming with WI men on base and clever
fielding of Captain Kelly around short
stop. The score.
s1rTHEPG nav UTEW
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Totais;.x.sS w. Y I 0sunntn ;nn Il 81 :
tCourtney out, nit by batted ball.
Slated for Slime In ninth inning.
Runs-Clement. Deininger p johnson,
day 2, Hoffman, Barberich.
Errors -Hannifan, Heffron: Hoffman,
Arndt 2, Atz, Collins. Peterson.
Jersey City......... 0 Q 0001N0 KS
First base on errors-Jersey City 4. Prov
idence /. Left on b~ases-Jersey City 8,
Providence z. Bases on balls-Of Ferry 8.
off Barberich 5. Struck out-By Ferry 3.
by Barberich 10. Three-base hit-Dein-
niger. Two-base hit-Welday. Sacrifice
hit - Hannifan. Stolen bases johnson,
Welday, Atz. Umpires-Stafford and Kelley.
Time Of game-1h. 45m.
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Morning Game.

Ian.
Parkview 80 o oo1o1 o.
Ironsides 49,. 0 0 o o o / 1-3
Two-base hits-Kurfess. Albright, Carl
strom. Mclaughlin. Teed 2, Barrett, Len
non. Stolen bases-Lang 3, Albright 2,
Harenberg, Shields. Flannery. Sacrifice hits
Nuremberg, Conlan, volker.
Bases on balls-Of Pfanmiller l. off Teed
g. Struck out-By Pfanmiller Z, by Teed 5.
Barrett. Wild pitch-Teed. Double play
Shields and Schott. Left on ~bases-Iron-
sides 9, Parkviews 3. Time OF game-2h.
Ism. Umpire-Boutilier. Attendance-2,00
Afternoon Game.
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heavyweights, in action. The other
bout Of six rounds will be between Jack
Smith and Tommy Hogan, of Newark.
There will also be a good preliminary
and a wrestling match. In which George
Bothner will go against Sandele. the
Greek.
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First Game.
BALTIMORE.

Totals.....-s1 AZ III
sBatted for Holmes in ninth inning.
Runs-Gettman, 5chlafly; Nichols. Egan.
Russell.
Errors-Hearne: strang. Clancy.
Newark.....-...... 0 i 0 0 0 / 0 0 ct
Baltimore-..-....- 0 0 0 0 0 / 0 1-3
Two-base hit-Egan. T~hree-base hit
Gettman. Sacrifice hits-Holmes. Clancy.
Slagle. Schlafiy, Russell. Bases on balls
on Holmes 4, or Russell 4. Struck OUT
Newark Z. Baltimore 5. Time or game
III z0m. Umpires-Murray and Boyle.
Attendance-5,000.
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Never Miss the
Sporting Page
TIGERS BREAK EVEN WITH
DUNN'S BALTIMORE TEAM
Lefty Russell Pitches Birds to Victory in Opening
ClaSh--SeCOnd Is Saved by Wyatt Lee
Who Relieves Mueller in Ninth.

up the game. Holmes then whitfield
Strang but the game was lost. The
Tigers went out IN order In the ninth.
The scores:
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o 7 OF THE :

Bob Ganley is still in a bad way.
Agler will not be able to play for sew
eral days. Kelly and McGinnity are
also far from well.
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Umpire Tim Hurst shoull be sat on
by President Powers for his insult ns
language and profanity to players.
It's true he is vested with the power
TO eject. but that lets him out.
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Providence viii be here for four
days. The Grays have q strong Pitch
ing staff in Barberieh, Steele. Crowley.
Lavender. Slime and also Jack Cronin
when he is right.
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Steve Brodie was signed between
games Saturday. Manager McGinnity
vas in a hole and his old team-mate
willingly signed his contract. It was
shown to the Jumps" and Steve was
allowed to fight against his old mates.
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Two-base hits-Gettman, Jimmy. Clancy.
Hall Three-base hit-Zimmy. Sacrifice
hits-Frick. Mueller, Louden. Bases on
balls-On Mueller 3. OF Donnelly l.. Struck
out-By Mueller 3, by Donnelly 1. By Lee
l.. Batter hit-Brodie. Double play-Nich-
oils to Clancy. Left on b ses-Newark 5.
Baltimore g.. Hits-On Mueller. II in s2-3
innings; off Lee. / in 2-3 inning. Umpires-
Boyle and Murray. Attendance-5,eo0.
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|R0NS|OEs. TAKE
TWO GAMES FROM
PARkv|EW TEAM
Champions Increase Lead in City
League Race and Send Oppo-
nents to Fourth Place-Tigers
Win Close Game from Bay
View.
CITY LEAGUE RECORD.



Ironsides, 3.eParkyiews, 2 Oh innings.
I~ronsides. 10; Parkviews, 3.
Tigers, s; Bay Views. 4
Turner's, Is; Rosevilles, L
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10 the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
Kid Julian would like to bind a
match with Kid Stanzo, of Newark, for
some time mex month, to be held be-
fore any club in the city. For informa-
ton write to Manager Joseph Julian.
6s7 North Sixth street, city.
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In Kelly, Hearne and Brodie the
Tigers have three men who did mueh
toward bringing the pennant to Balti-
more not so very many years ago.
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Jack Dunn got a roasting from some
of the fans IT'S true it wasn't IN
bearable, but still a let-up once and
awhile would not be overlooked. Let
us forgive Jack for the few games he
handed Providence two years age. He
has promised not to help Rochester
and Toronto out this year.
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Second Game.


Totals...-- .36 II "A IA Totals.-....ze II q IA
sBatted for Donnelly in ninth inning.
Runs-Strang, Clancy, Frick. Hall; Zim-
norman. Gettman. Lee. Crisp. Mueller.
Errors-Goode; Brodie, Crisp.
Newark..-......... 2 O0011 0 @
Baltimore. ..-....... 0 0 0 l 0 Q Q 1 -
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ToHNNY McGRAw's New York
Giants are mighty close to first
place In the National League race
today, only one-half q game, five points
in percentage. separating them from
the Cubs.
The Giants have a glorious chance
to clinch into the lead today. as 1t
will probably be Mathewson in the
box for them, while the Cubs pitch
ing staff is in none too good shape at
present.
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Gieischman. Van SAINT, Schwartz. Three
base ~hits-Coughlin, Kuhn. Decker. Home
run-Van SAINT. Stolen base-Gleischman.
Bases on baIls6On Hipfel 3. Struck out
BY Hipfel 8. by Monroe 8. Wild pitch
Monroe. -Umpire-Healy.
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LEAGUE.

w. l. Pc. w. L Pc.
Comanche.. 5 / .sss1ronside Jr.. 3 2 800
Sionx....... 4 2 .667iY. M. C. A.. 1 4 200
saturdays Scores.
Ironside Juniors. II: Comanche. 1a
Sioux. 10; 7. NJ. c. A. s.
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Mordecai Brown was bumped by the
Giants on Saturday and again yester-
day. when he tried to stem the tide
in the ninth inning after Krah and
Cole had been batted out Of the box
by McGraw's men.
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Giants on Saturday and again yester-
day, when he tried to stem the tide
in the ninth inning after Krah and
Cole q been batted out Of the box
by McGraw's men.
.
Wyatt Lees great showing for the
Tigers L. causing talk all over the
n and win probably result in the
big fellow getting back into the majors
next year. Connie Mack, the elongated
Of the philadelphia Athletics,
who was at the Tigers game yester-
day. ASKED many questions about the
big fellow and watched him closely
the sr,ort time herwas In the box. Mack
ia pretty sweet ON "Lefty' Russell. the
Befeau,cra, star southpaw. and Ia hot
AFTER nm. So ara tho of ff-
tam ~fors aeaeue climbs.
D.6rnst unnrncema Thar cba r,as
W. 1rarxep. the Newark
cc.eth. -. s-vs,vnaN h,a nos,tior held
sn, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ba Newarlr
Ac.0errv. arre an offeI. from The
rome EchooE for Bows. in Maryland.
ca,na IN fhan a4snra of q e,,rnrise m
tho~srrnner4,d MN ths<Esgh STRAIT
tn.ftssfsnr rcuch- oyv.rss- racara
vsy,sJn n fau~ra.1r t1s well lrnolvn ~ oil
tne.-sss.H ~ .tIo snorts ord
= fasrs shnt ynder His tntels ee the
.c~a.mwsont,.nnL .aams h,va baen nm
d.<~.>eS Tor ova ysara ,,n+t1 ,ss+ Fol,
a. .~,.rsrrnis reco-d
~. -. ~.coraarr .hao .,,a -
e.oo, eaiu ~
DO
ano hasans enroiLInent OF 1oo Students
In mo pasesMayse nas turned oown
severaf aainfang oHers from the Dig
universities MS reputation IN col
lege clfcpes ne eastern
part Oh ID VIDE. MT. May
ser 10 TOT several profes-
sional baseball y VINO are now
uminar1e IN lasr company. Ills resig-
nation te q severe 4oes 70 the academy,
to the students at present and those Of
the future.
-
Jack Donovan, the clever and hard
hff<fre chtuascht ~ ORANGE uhoaa
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W. L Pei w. L. Pc.
s sssasssflls: ! g. ,sss 5 SsssasS i;.s ] :sSs
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TOtdIS..-..J 80 , "a Z
Runs-Decke 8. Gieischman. Van SAINT.
Litz; Manuel. Coughlin, Kuhn, Cavanagh.
Errors-Hayes 2
Bay view..-.-.:. 0 Q l 90 0 0 0 "a
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1t would not be very surprising if
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Jack Donovan. the clever and hard
hitting lightweight, of Orange. whose
advance In the pugilistio game has
been rapid. left for the Pacific coast
yesterday. where he intends to meet
the best men In his class.
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me-. 80 80 10 p 5S 1 90 90 So
CITY OF SOUTH HAVEN.
TOWNSHIP l SOUTH OF RANGE II WEST.
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Short, and to the Point.

One of the shortest speeches re-
corded in forensic annals is that of
Taunton, afterward a Judge Charles
Philips, an Irish orator, had made
flowery speech in an assault case.
Taunton, who was for the defendant,
said in reply. "My friends eloquent
complaint amounts. in plain English,
TO this: That his client has received
a good. sound horsewhipping; and my
defense is as short-that he richly de-
served it,"
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n front on Phoe-
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ming north to
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hold water and scalding pain in passingit,
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kpAL TAX SALE.

SIS.
UREN.
for the County of Van Buren-in Chancery'
the petition of Oramel b. Fuller. Auditor
of Michigan, for and in behalf of said State,
n lands for taxes assessed thereon.
ing the petition of the Auditor General of
praying for decree in favor of the State
each parcel of land therein described, for
pecified, claimed to be due for taxes inter
n such parcel of land, and that such lands
so claimed by the State of Michigan.
kd petition will be brought on for hearing
h term of this Court, to be held at Paw
an Buren,. State of Michigan, on the 21st
O. at the opening of the Court on that
pms interested in such lands or any part
kptest the lien claimed thereon by the
oh taxes, interest and charges or any
in said Court, and file with the clerk
i'm chancery, their objections thereto
of the term of this Court above men
AZ thereof the same will be taken as con
be taken and entered as prayed for i'm
urther ordered that in pursuance of said
ID i'm said petition for which decree of
be sold for the several taxes, interest
determined by such decree, on the first
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. on said
lbsequent thereto as may be neces-
said lands and of each and every
the County Treasurer, or at such
elected by him at the county seat
tie of Michigan; and that the sale
public sale, and each parcel de
sparately exposed for sale for the
S, and the sale shall be made TO
INT charged against such parcel
e smallest undivided fee simple
will pay the taxes and charges
pm the entire thereof, then the
sold. If any parcel of land
and charges, such parcel shall
and shall on the succeeding
be reoffered, and if, on such
same cannot be sold for the
klrer shall bid off the same in
Voignes, Circuit Judge, and
Buren, County, this Goth day
RGET1DES VOIGNES
Circuit Judge.
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Michigan.

I'the County Buren--in Chancery
Del b. Fuller, Auditor General of the State
behalf Of said respectfully shows
Inds hereinafter forth and marked Schedule
Fscrpton of all the lands in said County Van
the mentioned
mich returned delinquent for
land which have been paid; together with
of interest computed thereon
fixed for sale and collection fee and
extended against each of said parcels of land.
further shows to the Court that said lands
to the Auditor General under the provisions of Act
pic Acts of 1893 delinquent
said respectively, and that said
included in said Schedule /
years returned the Auditor
for said under the provisions of the
prior the of Act 200 of the
9 and which remain unpaid.
further shows that i'm all where lands
edUle A aforesaid of o
lands have not been sold for said
sold or
made have been aside by a competent urs
Hion, or have been cancelled as provided by law
petitioner further shows
collection fee and
valid lien the several lands described
ScIedule
petitioner further shows on de
ands have remained unpaid
returned as delinquent; and the said having
and the being due and remaining unpaid
forth, petitioner decree in favor of the
Michigan against each lands he
he several amounts of interest, collection
computed and extended in schedule
al parcels of land contained therein, in default
the said INST
that each of said parcels of land e
kue thereon provided by law pay the lien
yfitoner eve
\y z4h 1910.
ORAMEL B. FULLER,
eral of the State of Michigan, for and in behalf of