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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

Ia Reno. the nlght Of the great
tragedy wrote. "is % doubtful n
Icffrloa. at his best. could have de-
fcatea the Johnson 81 today"
This was written with tho picture
90 that last round fresh Ia my mind.
lt wasn't many hours before !
changed nay mind
want. 90 retract the statement
chat Johnson could have defeated
leffflen az any stage of his career |
don't believe Johnson can defeat JEFF
fries today I don't believe he could
have defeated che Los Angeles man
"a week before the Fourth
A. sure ~ original sin. Johnson
caught Jsffries Al the pAycholoui
cal moment whom jeff, hia nervous
system shattered. vas az helpless sa
a babe. johnson was lucky, How
lucky only he and the mon Who know
how good Jeffriea really vas before
he sueouabed, really appreciate.
irffrica was enc victim % sugsrH-
ton Just as O. tho subject % hyp-
nntiHt
The dearest friends of tho big let.
Tow lost the fight tor him
Possibly, had Joff follow ed the
training plans some % his advisers
wanted him Co. the result would have
hrnn different Possibly u would
have hreu the same nut one thing
b. absolutely certain. thu great fight
rr went 60 pieces iika soap bubble
ana from 40 cause apparent 90 ths'
public only wv who were with him
could Hre behind the curtain. aud this
only AFTER the fight
To begin with l want o. saY
fhat Jim teffries. a week. yra. three
DAYS before The Fourth. was an Ideal
flEhtins machine 10 had sperd
strength. stamina and that bulldog
determination which carried him
home Ia front IN AL his previous
fights
To an appearances he was The JET
Tries who battered down f1tnsilu-
mons Rubin. Shnrkey and Corbntf
We were a. confident as men
could ~ thnf be Nouid win. because
win jeff riNht. none % ua cDuid nee
Johnson, even with his marvellous
defense. standing or tho undefeatrd
one
sUs who could ir,sains Jsffriss.
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PLAYING OF A DECAYED
TYPE LOSES FOR TURKS
Zackert Earns Win But His Support Is Fearful
Schmutz Stung for IL Blows But Nearly Gets a
Shutout-Adams and Crukshank Heavy Hitters
for the Day.


TACOMA. July 10 lit was the
same old story with Just a different
setting aud Tacoma the villain tn
stead % Spokane The Tigers wall
lopcd the Turks ~ l. ana played
rings around the discousoiate Nos
fcms az all departments ~ the
game While the score was not
overly large, Il was merely because
they became tired 90 running the
bases
Tacoma took six runs In the first
three innings acquiring them hy
TITO aid Of hits. errors and general
all-around houuheaaism on the part
OF the Turks. After TIRE third spAsu1
the RcuEals rested and confined
their efforts 20 cutting down The
TURKS la their prime.
scagtie's players got four hits in
= ROSY Ina the first inning. but hy The
general drowsineEa ~ the base run
nars and the fast work u Tacoma.
fell and languished by the waysidc
like unto the young ferns when
smitten by a Hath in the hands % a
boy with bare feet and botIomleHs
pants
However. let us not gricve too
deeply Along tn the fourth. three
hits. one II them q double. aud a
long sacrifice fiy. enabled Lynch's
men O. slip one rgu acfusa This
told the tale for the dag. for nfith-
cr team did ans more scoring. the
Turks because they couldn't and the
Tigers because they didn't want any
more.
Schmutz was waiinped Tor II hits.
but his good support Plus Seattle =
slowness kept him from meeting de-
feat. AZ that be mighty near got a
shut-out after givius up n hits.
Think Of az
Zackert. after the first three In
ningS. became more composed and
pitched good enough ball 20 earn a
win. but there was nothing doing
behind him. 50 De Inst alas
Adams and Cruikshauk were she
heavy hitters ~ the day aach get
ting three blows for four times az
hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

NEW YORK. July 80 About
New York today che sports are Try
ina 60 answer the question: who In
the unknown who challenged Jack
johnson q" II iH q deep. dark myH
tory. and no ono seems to have tho
answer There are only two clues.
one ia that tho mysterious Hiugg ger
a. bnrhea BY James J C0rbett the
other D. that bs IL backed by Hugh
Mcintosh.
From the latter clue tho sports
think the man with the mighty
punch and fhe veil ~ mystery may
be- some Australian heavywelght
Mcintosh has discovered However.
many ~ McintoEh'a statements just
before the big battle az Reno are re-
called. and his faith in the uegf8s
ability 20 wlpe up the earth with
any fighter Mcintosh profeEsed -
know then. makes % pretty certain
that the mysterious man 10 really
some one whom Gofbetf has GlaegE-
erred Eut Jim isn't saying anything
and 80 tbs fans are puzzled
Some 81 this very wise ones believe
that the unknown challenger ls
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or" UP-TO-DATE SPORTS
JeffrIes' Best Friends Cause of His Undolne

the nntne Of Some prominent writer's
aioh statements are fHlHrhnnhn
They we're written by diHFfunilrH
onen. who found " imp7rhlhln v"
break puat Ieffrira' reserve ana re-
scented II la this manner
IL ih human nature perhHpH ~
string with "a victor ana most "i
ua are cursed with too many human
,veahupsaer. but 60 deliberately
charge IefnieH with r1Wnfdirr iH
too false statement tp let pass
unchHlienFrd
said before the fight FOR days.
that JeffrirH was Ia apienaid phYai.
cal condition / want 90 point nut
that vas correct. and o. prove IT
merely reeal tho beating Johnson
handed Ipffries I believe some one
counted % cioufa 10 the Jaw
{ don't think any other phFilihi
could have lasted ns long aH jefiftea
did 10 proved his condition -
taking terrific punishment Ana ne
always kept coming In. knowing ae
he must have that with DIE HlEht
practically gone after tho af.f Qua
round. and unable 90 Hct started, w"
end was only "a matter ~ time
say that Jim jrffrier showed AT
ut HAN NNNNNfH tNHt #F' ~ N.A
ing n De- realized hla condition
before he entered the ring. All thr
more credit GO him. Tor hu went 90
certain defeat
II wns the day after the fight o.
the evening rather. Nheu we were
going 90 Oakland in Jrlffica ear
that thc truth came gut
Charley (Jarki JsffFisa. ~'he has
knsa ,sstsb Ntftt ia egeFT faint de
elaecd that the big follow" eat up 81
night before tire fight and Vowitea
time after time.
Thia vas revelation II addH
weight 20 the statement that Jeff ,
nerves sent 90 pieces trying o. carry
ihe burden of HuEgeHtiun
HAD Jim tufhrtf 0r Bob ittfFlin-
mons been matched Nith johnson The
result would have been different
When these men beramp nervous.
thay fought like wildcats. They
fought GA nerve furrr alone Win
Jeff il wan different He iH of aHy-
thing huf a nervous irfnprra mont
aud Instead 81 aruuHing him %
fighting pitch the rrsut wHa fE+
aetly opposite. and be entered the
ring n beaten mnn
However. I really believe that
had Jrffriea and johnson been
tossed into rinR with@ui preiimi
naFs warning week before July :.
ar merc thrY 90 meet today. that
JrfffirH nuuld have no difficulty 80
y Inning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
TWILIGHT SEASON SPLIT:
CALGARY WINS FIRST HALF

The schedule has been cut IN half
In the Twilight league. and all
teams started out again a week ago
today with 900 per cent Bill Car.
ney'a Calgary team has been de-
clared winner Of the first season.
but must play the winner of the sec
ond season for the championship OF
the league. unless they again finish
in front
Carney sent $1,000 over the sal.
afy limit TO get the winning team
be has Ia the last two weeks OF
the first bali Edmonton erept up
close 10 Calgary. and ia a recent So.
riea. won four out o. six from Car.
ney's bunch. This may explain why
tho season wss split Ia half
Moose JhW threatened TO with
draw from che league The club.
with Blll Hurley the life Of n. vas
just beginning 10 creep up and win
n out Of "a games on the road. At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
GENERAL SPORTS

Indications are that the grand cir
cult races this year viii ho better
attended than ever before.
The Hupmuhlic company is going
t1 make hn electric car and new
factory is now being erected a. De-
tfpit
Premier Motor Car company.
whose entry won this years 0iidden
tour. wants The tour nest year 10 be
from Ness York 10 San Francisco.
our idea ~ nothing worth speak
Ing about Tom Hharkoy'a challenge
200 Jack Johnson
The stable ~ ~ q. Hedweli. the
biggest - l1tonia has been ruled
off Doping horses o. the charge
and two Jockeys have also been
suspended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

Probably the hardest task cunncct-
"a with = baseball team u the job
held down by the person known a.
The manager q the outfit It's true
be- g. getting a pretty good salary
snr hts work and u il also true that
be probably doesn't get Ia the game
once Ia a season. but the position he
holds IL FAR from being the snap a
i1t ~ baseball fans appear 70 think
Ia Is
Ia the first place. the manager f.
the official buffer between the play
srB the public and tho press.
Tho manager gets his men to-
gether IN the spring several weeks
before the ara son opens. and. " he
l. IN ono % tho bigger leagues
which the American public supports
10 heads for the Southern training
camp IN the party are a number u
youngsters whom the manager has
never even seen. bat who have been
touted 20 him a. wonders bY scouts.
or friends interested. mnHtiy. in the
player himself Now, the training
season may last four Or i've weeks
and IN that time u IL up o. the head
man 10 pick bis team Tor the COM
ing struggle and weed out the weak
or brethren
50 ne Ia % against n at the start
To knows what hia old men can Do.
as be has seen them. but he has only
vague knowledge 81 the young
ster'H work--and this second hand
80 he puts the youngster through
the PAGES. right from the tap of the
gong The regulars are permitted 20
take more time. % round into shape
slowly, as the manager would be
foolish 70 take "A chance and lea one
good man lnjnrc himself or 60 stale
before the season begins. But the
grind IL on Tor the youngsters. and
they are expected 10 show their
stuff right from tho start Sounds
hard you say. but us the only
thing possible
Maybe ono or two Of the young
STEERS show enough form 10 war
rant holding them. The others don't
and are turned ndrift or are shipped
back 10 the bushes for more season
ing Probably some other team
grabs one or two Of them and they
develop into stars. while the new
ones the manager held onto blow up
and some OF his old relinhiss slow
up. Then tho hammer dents the
manager IN the head. the fans pan
him and they forget that he iHn't
gifted with second sight, but instead
10 Just an ordinary sort of human.
who knows quite "A good deal about
I baseball and who IL more than anx-
lous 10 get a winning team IN the
field
Then there r. the question Of pull
| Ing players out Of the game 81 critl-
cal moments The managers team
needs hit 10 win or tie. 40 pinch
/ hitter Is sent up This man may
have been called upon time and
again ia Just such an emergency and
delivered. but this time he fails and
the team Is whipped. once again
the manager IL roasted 10 a nice
I brown for making the change.
But most Of this roasting comes
/ from yanklng pitchers when they
show signs Of weakening Clarke
Griffith manager of the Reds, VIII
pull a pitcher quicker than any other
manager When Griff managed the
I New York Americans he icrlSed
pitchers 50 frequently that tho fans
| dubbed him "Yank." and from that
sprung the present nickname Of the
American league club IN this coun-
Itry's biggest town--"Yankces"
/ Fielder Jones. who won "A worlds
championship with a mediocre ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
WASN'T GOOD ENOUGH FOR PIRATES
BUT BRANSFlELD MADE CLARKE SORRY

Several years ago rrwd Clarke.
manager ~ the Pirates. TN canned
kitty tlranaflrld Clarke aald
Hraasfield was an IN kitty went
20 the Fhiuis.. played awsli hall At
first base. and waited for a chance
% get even with clarke
pu Monday. July n. Bransfield
had hts chance and no accepted a.
The rhillIea wailopoa The Pirates
by score Of - 70 0 ard nrsnsnsla
figured IN Just n II the runs.
Kitty scored three runs himself
and hammered in eight more b.
pounding out two triples and three
ainkira
Incidentally the r1satee have
never had a real good frat base
man since Hranafisid left the team.
when Clarke iet thls great player
50 II waa reported that wagner was
tho cause 81 the trouble Runor
had u that Wagner mixed up with
BranMfieia. VAS licked. ard then
sulksd until Clarke had o. get ria
u The Dgtchman's cpnausrpr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
WILD PITCHES

Emil F'risk. who has been ~ much
n a fixture IN Seattle aa the Totem
pole. pulled out Last night % Join the
Spokane club. II won't aeem like
the same old llne-up sans Emil
When a team gets ~ real blows
and then can get only ono run over
the plate. something Is wrong May
be the Tacoma climate Is too sOoth-
ing for the wldsawnke Seattle fell
iers.
That was n good game In Spokane
yesterday score 20 T. and only
eight hits all together Wonder
what such a game would look Ike.
NordylSe was credited with two
hits for twice AZ bat. one of them
was a three Dagger.
Seattle and Tacoma do not play
here until Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
ROUGH HOUSE BILL" or
OLYMPIA, SURE AS FATg
Unknown Challenger Has New York cus,.;.
Seattle Fight Fans Get Hep Right AWAY "
Else But MCGOWAN?

ffnnk G9tcb The Lac.
friend n Jeffries. ehams.... is's=
weight wrestler ana ~ - ~
EeH'ed SO the proper p~,xa ~ =
minister ne sleep potisn 2
Arthur Johnson II 4 80, i
in one " the siatemspss 49, q
~ a close friend n Gotta ~. " Z
f.si'ef declared he va.,s ~ =
willing 70 fight IN Aus,rs5s. 4 i
#h.fn elre and fhis 49,, :. e
t2 Mcintosh q s stats6
#ho took Jeffries defsst 4, saF
a friend u Gotch. and - !, ~, -. !
teach him 70 box. s'isisl 5
The champion WRESTLER
ihe biggest and sffgngs,s -
sipnal athletes IN Aner,es -
could ger the speed q. VI !
enough shout boring q !. -. =
defend himself. h. v.,,.S - Z
Formidable rival against 4
black G0teh has bssn vr.s,-
On tae subject. but ~ ~
that he 10 thinking Il ~,
a good many flzht 80.
day believe that the nr ~. {
challenge may b G0lchs ms n,
talking. ''lN q
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Trials of Baseball MANAGER Are Numerous

great head The next fsy he yanEed
e pitcher IN thc middle u an inning
irnttrd out another one and the
Cardinals were Hwamurd What thf
fans said about Finsk~y then can
not be printed IN a family paper
The manager O. iha person rsapau
Hibie Tor the offensive and defensive
tactics ~ hlx team. and u he wins
he L. great Hut let him lose a fcsy
games and the average baseball fau
crabs him Tor a week. or until the
team strikes another winning gait
And even then the players usually
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
JEFF KNOCKS OUT
MANY LARGE FISH

AVALON. Catalina tsisufa Cal.
Iuiy ~ III James y 1nffries' at
tnch on pircsforiai Catalina follows
the pace set ~ his first dave fish
Ing hers. ali records threaten 90 be
shattered
The Jrffries party yesterday
brought 90 Avalon ono ~ tbs beat
catches ~ thu season. one %
pound feiiow tail the seeuud largest
" th~ year feii before the hiK fell
lows prUwraa. while f9uF other set.
catch
Inffrias 10 enthusiastic orrr the
sport fic acts like "a ae hpaibpy ou
a vacation. When asked shat his
program to-day wauid be be turned
sundrrinslf aud replied
Why fiNh. ~ eauFees That's the
program for every day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
BOXING MATCHES
GET THE HOOK

Los ANGELES. Iuly Follow
Ing the recommendation by the leg.
isiative committee Of the proposed
anti boxing ordinance. the city
council today ~ planning official
consideration ~ the measure that
may put an end 70 tho limited round
decision boxing bouts In Los An
gFlea
The ordinance was drafted AZ the
suggestion of Mayor Alexander. who
urged It, passage n provides that
All boxing matches for which admia-
sion is charged are Illegal. and pro-
vides severe penalty for violation
II ~ stated that the ordinance
probably win receive final consider
alton from the council tomorrow
Tom Chlvington. president ~ the
American association. fnvors a
shorter season
Dance at Drenmland tonight
zee
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team which didn't have any license
% win. changed hls players frequent
~. and hts reputation aa a mana scr
rested solely on hia almost uncanuY
ability Ia put IN the right player at
the right time.
John McCiuHksy. naW managing
Milwaukee Ia the American aaaocia e.
ton. was great on making knddnn
switches. and he usually had the
right huuCh MsCtoNksy changed
pitchers three times Ca one inning
one DAY when he WAS managing the
Cardinals. and hr won hts game. The
fans said he was wise and had n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
KILLILAY WINS BY
CLASSY PITCHING


SPOKANE. July e--Handsome
Jack Kfliiiay pitched a great game
OF ball here yesterday and held the
Beavers 10 three scattered hits and
one run. The Indians. while getting
but five hits from Gardner. man.
aged to slip two runs across Err
r0rz IN the Vancouver outfield help
ed the Redmen 70 win The game
was remarkably fast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

Summary. htNlrn na&e~ ftaYtf1An
Double piayn--farusr q urnnstt 70
Adams 10 eai@Han. Roe krnflxld 90 Mott
Twa-bas@ hits Hneken frid nfnrFtt.
Rehnutx Sacrifice hff--Matt Sacrifices
fif--IYnch. SfrSck 49, SrhnIutx =
~ xarLs7t = Hasss qH h4iia@nff Esck-
~rt q HM b. pitche1 haiia-schnn0fn
Tlrns q xams--Isig umpirs~Ham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

Pirates asked for waivers on
Left" Licfield. The Cubs refused
70 waive. and now Fred Clarke IA
peeved. He wants to get rid Of
Liefield but don't want the Cubs 10
get the aOuthpaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

summary Three base hif-Nardyka
Two-bHEe hit--CooneY Sacrifice hifa--
swain. james. Gardner, NoraYks Davis
Stolen baas-f.00naF Struck out-Tgv
Gardner. 81 By Riiiliay. BASE On bali.
or Kiliiiay. q wild pitch -RIIiigay.
Left on bases Vancouver. 8 SPOKANE
Double pisy--Lrwls % Brown Tins
Ie1 Umpirs-Frary
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nv rIp wRlonr.

"llut thcre ia neither enat nor west.
Nurder. nor breed. nor birth.
When two strong men stand face 90
face.
Though they come from the ends
of The earth"
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ter a long stretch Of q. h,.,..
kind Of luck
The standing Of the elsbs a.
cad u the first bali vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
BAN JOHNSON SUED
FOR BIC DAMAGES

NEW YORK. July is.--An echo u
the election Of Thomas Lynch a.
president Of the National Baseball
league last summer was heard to.
day. when John NJ. Ward. at one
ume captain and second baseman of
Che Giants filed suit against ban
Johnson, president Of the American
league FOR $50 coo damages. alleging
that Johnson injured Wards char
aCtcr while the latter was a candl-
date 20 succeed Harry Puiilnm as
president OF the National league. II
u alleged that Johnson said he
would not serve on the National
commission II ward was elected.
IA Is this statement for which
Ward asks damages
plnv nanf NJ nVfaVF.f nj ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

birmingham speedy Nap out
fielder. ia 1nt 20 the game owing 10
apikiuK received Ia Detroit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

Harry Befnis is the official pinch
hitter u the Maps He has been
called on several times this year and
has delivered regularly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

Batteries Lake and Stephens.
Vaughn. warh0p and Sweeney.
Mitchell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

The Fort Flagier team took a
double header Sunday. beating the
Spirits 10 20 0 I'm the first game and
trimming the Leylnsons 60 0 In
the second contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AZ Boston.


Batteries - Muiiiu. Works and
stauage. Collins and carrlgan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

Batteries - White and Paine.
COMBS and Lapp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19

Washington Cleveland game post
poned. rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
WITH THE AMATEURS

Ths West Seattle baseball team
walioped WinslOw on tho West Sc
attic diamond Sunday by the lop-
sided score Of IA 20 q The Soothing
syrups were unable 10 connect with
the ball, getting but three hita Both
teams doomed large IN the error
column.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-19
COAST LEAGUE
standing Of The Clubs.


u II y
Vernon ..... ........-. J 10 1
Los Angeles ........s.s. . z
Batteries schaefer and Hogan:
Th1rHen and WariuE
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The Circle w team jourucyed 20
Port Ludlow Sunday and the enter
prising baseball team 81 that city
walloped the Lambs 7 20 1. The
Port Ludl0ws played the fastest
kind " ball.
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Play pool az Oriental Pool Room
tonight $40 cash prizes daily. 1919
Bird av.. between Pike aud Union
zee
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Al Cincinnati,

Batteries Marquardt Raymond
and Meyers; Schlei. Gaapar aud
Mclean. CLARK.
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Dance at Dreamland tonight
.ss
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Pitcher Spafhs has been unron.
released BY tho Phlliiaa.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-01-15
inc. containing 1l.l67 acres.

ming, containing 11.167 acres.
Containing a total area claimed, ex-
elusive of conflicts Of 1882 acres.
The notice Ct location Of said lode
claims are recorded in the Office of the
Recorder of Idaho County, Idaho, as
follows: Of the Ashland Lode in Book
l, at page 321 Of the Records of Orc
Grande Mining District, of the Mount
Carmel Lode in Book /, at page 322, OF
the Records Of OroGrande Mining Dis
trict.
The names of the adjoining, conflict
ing and nearest known claims are
Riverside Lode, Survey No 2418, Colo
Leaf Lode, Survey No. 24l8 on the
north, and Mable Lode, Survey No
2418 on the east.
I. H. BARTLETT,
dec4-9t Register.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-01-15

N 3 deg II min + l494.OO feet TO corner
No 3; thence S 85 deg 90 min y 6O0.c0
feet TO corner No a; thence deg 81
min w 1888 feet TO corner No Il, the
place Of beginning, containing 1871
acres, exclusive Of conflicts.
Cold Cord lode.
Beginning at corner No J Of said
Gold Cord Lode, whence Z $ M nj no
i, Elk City Mining District, Idaho
County, Idaho, bears 5 IS deg 55 min
30 see p 30301 feet; thence N SO deg
~ min W $685. feet 10 corner No =,
thence N u deg 20 min 80 sec y l4l6.eJ
feet 70 corner No 3; thence s 81 deg -
min y 10000 feet 70 corner no 4,thence
5 rs deg 81 MN w l455.zO feet 10 cor
ner no j, the place Of beginning, con
tanning lL3le acres, exclusive Of coz
Dict.
TIC area In conflict between Tie
Nellie Lode and the Big Elkhor Lode
n claimed AS q part of the Blg t|zlOr
Lode fl.e area M conflict between tle
Cold Dike l.ode and IKE black Cham
pIon lole y claimed as d part of i.I'
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