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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19
SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT.

Brown VIM z, 26a acres of land and
buildings in election district, name
unknown, assessed at 5000, DEED from
+. Stone, T No folio 50.
Due for state tax. ......-......... "a
Due for County tsx.......-... 2 3S
Baehr Frederick, 712 acres of land and
buildings in L. election district known as
sCausins Manor assessed at $9450;
also personal property consisting of
hay bailer and shredder, live stock,
household and vehicles, assessed at Si015
Deed from L. Allison Wilmer OF al
Trustee, Liber J ST No folio 157.
Due for State tax /. ............. il 10
Dne for County tax...,.........19 196 IA
Brown Frank p. personal property
consisting of live stock and household,
assessed at $l95.
Due for State tax =. {. ......[. 81
Due for County tax sx........ 2 22
Boarman Mary L, 104 acres of land
, and buildings in 4th election district
know as part of Boarman's Manor,
assessed at $S7S; also live stock, house.
hold and vehicles, assessed at las Deed
from George T. Boarman. Liber J I
| No ? folio 239.
Due for State x..--.-.........- l64
Due for County tax x......... II CO
Butler Thomas. 10 asres of land and
buildings in 4, election district known
as part OF Widows Dream assessed Al
$3.50 also personal property consisting
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TREASURER'S SALE
OF
Property of Delinquent
/ TAXPAYERS.

nY VITUE Of authority vested in
Lime as Treasurer of Charles County,
] wi proceed to sell, at the Court
Hou. door, in La Plata, Md, on
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lnN all such property there shall be
Ointerest due on the amount OF
County tax in arrears from the first
day of September, and the State tax
from tile first day of January, next
SUI ceedingthe levy of said taxes, to
the day of sale, or until paid; for ad-
vertising fees in each case $3.50, Trea-
surer Poe, Clerk of tie Circuit CT. 25c,
aud for other costs and expenses and
fees after sale, all to be paid by the
delinquents, or to be collected out Of
the proceeds of said property in case
of proceedings for ratification, re-
dempteti0n, ETC., as the case may be.
The above property, in case of failure
of payment of all sums due thereon
(taxes, interest and costs) before the
day of sale, will be sold by the
Treasurer as authorized by Chapter 354
Of the Acts of 1910, and 1893 of the
Acts OF 1904, to the highest bidder f, T
cash. The hours of said sale shall be
from 10 A. NJ. TO P. NJ, each day.
F. BROOKE MATTHEW'S,
Treasurer of Charles County, Nd.
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Penny Frank A, 10 acres Of land and
buildings in Tth election district pane
unknown assessed at $3.50 Deed from
John w waring Liber B G S No 10 folio
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19

at s25s Deed from Vim L Cook and
wife Libert; A y No folio iVi
Eue for STATE Tax. j. .....A II
Due for County Tar. ..... 3 47
Simms has a. IS acres Of land in
lst election district known as part of
ASHLEY" assessed al $50 Deed from
John G Chapman ct al Idher } S 7 No
$ folio AZ & etc. ~
Due for State Take ..s.@ ...... hG
Die for County Tax zs...... $50
Turner John II, House aud lot ID s h
election district assessed at 500: 3
acresof lnnd in 9Th election DISCREET
name pnltnown assessed al s2f also
personal property consisting of live
stock household and vehicles assessed
Mt $50 No record reference as to J Johr
II Turner Titla IN Annie Turnei.
Liber T D NJ No1Sfolio 2s0 ~
Due for State Tax............ 80
for County Tax. s..&sF 9 10
Wenl1 Martha, e, Personal pfoperty
consisting Of live stock household and
vehicles assessed at S115.
Due for State Tss, sss...ss.. - 10
" for County Tax. ~. fs1
Wilmer L Allison & s Cox Vt
Trustees 2lD acres of land and build
ings in 1st election district known as
"Preferencer assessed at $219s Deed
from Frederick II Baehr Liber - S T
No folio l62 Title now in Harry <
Due for State Tax. 3 81
20 ''',.-.. .,..-,s---.-a. 20 O2
Young Henry Personal property con-
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Moore John w. 40 acres Of land in
election district, assessed at 140i also
personal property consisting Of live
stock and household assessed at 1926.
Deed from w. 7. Moore ct al. Liber B
s. No 10 folio Go; deed from Elizabeth
A. Moore. Liber + d NJ. No 20 folio
S64, and as heirs of Mary A Moore,
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FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT.

Adams Benjamin, acres Of land and
buildings in o. election district, name
unknown, assessed at 800. No record
reference.
Due for State tax..,.......... 13l
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Proctor James C, 10 acres of land in
9Th election district known as part
Friendship assessed at 500 Deed
from Chas Q Wilcox, to James A Proc
tor Liber B G No 10 folio 554.
Due for State Tax ~. ..4..... IL
s. Co ............ 1 L
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-05-19

Penny John, u acres OF land and
buildings in Tth election district name
unknown assessed at 470 also person
al property consisting of live stock
household and vehicles assessed at sl2e
Deed from Benz d Tubman and wife
Liber S 7 No folio 2SS and deed
from David W Ivans ct al Liber j 7
No folio Az.
Due for State Sax. ~, s.a..... e5
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Tuesday, May D, 1911

at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and continue
daily thereafter until all property in
said Charles County upon which taxes
are due and then unpaid for the year
1910 shall he sold, the following
described property:
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unknown assessed AZ soov Dseu ily,l s1,,n
John w Narlng Liber b = NOW iolo
$50. 1tEn rsE y rm# i
Due lot state lax k..'.-'s'--.
s,.an ~ ho,,;s.a5 H.. A. i
,,s oiiia,l Sosspn' 5es..'l, s. nous sH s,oo n,
s,'eos,9n ,'5.,',' - . - ~'S
Ineoru t,..s rs.ereuev. s ID
'es io' 1sa's ra ~ '''''''''' ''''' "a
wu. ~ 40 -. ,.a5 an..
,,s,s. W,iue. u, H. : ie., IL 49, aIs,,i,s A. ~
n n,Lnowo asaessed a, si535 N
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unknOWn, assessed at GU. NO record
reference.
Due for State ax...,............ 1 81
g Co. ,5.......... 8 80
Adams James, 100 acres of land and
buildings in o. election district, name
unknown assessed at $3.50; also personal
property consisting Of live stock and
household assessed at $100. No record
reference transferred to James Adams
from Adeline Padgeti). AF
Due for State tax ... u
Go. ..........-..... ID
Bell Risin house and lot in 4th Col
lection district assessed at 500 Deed
from Nellie Boarmsn, J S T No l folio
$50. 1a
Due for State tax. ......... 16
60 ...... ........ ! Ia
Butler Vincept 4 wife. house and lot
in sth election district, assessed at Sl25
De, d from Ebenzer w. Haviland to
Sa alb Butler. Liber B G No folio
1888. s.r rt.m
Due for State tax. ...44... 20
- D" Co. .............. 43'
Bransom Emily. house and lot in sth
district near Dubois, assessed at 800,
No record reference. Probably Frank
Branson, lot bought of VIM. NJ. Dubois.
Due for Slate tax x.............. 16
co. ...........-.-.- IL
Butler Charles st acres of land and
buildings in o, election district, name
unknown, assessed at $l00. No record
reference.
Due for State tax tax............... 16
- =" Co. "... IA
Caywood j. @ personal property con-
sisting Of saw mill, assessed at $500
Due for State tax. .......... GA
Co ..... ..,....... 0b
Campbell James, personal property
consisting of livestock, assessed at 5000.
Due for State tax. ........... 32
= 20. .............. Is
Caywood B. & wife, personal property
consisting Of livestock and household
assessed at 500.
Due for Staet tax. .....,.. l6
Co. ...-..-...... IA
Chapman J. +, house and lot in Sth
election district, assessed at $3.50; also
personal property consisting of live
stock aud household, assessed at $3.50.
No record reference.
s. q. " ............. OF
Cook J. F, pc, sonal property con-
sisti If live stock and household
asse I'd at Sl20
d. for State tax. 10
Co. .......-....-... l ~
Dixon VIM A. Il Bros S5 acres of
lahd and buildings in s election district
name unknown; 150 acres of land and
buildings in s election district, name
unknown. Assessed at $lll0 Deed
from Mary j Robey ct al Liber F d NJ,
No is folio 424. -
Due for State tax e. ...,.....a.....s IS
" " Co. /" ........... II 65
Dyer Maria, house and, lot in sth
election district, assessed at 500 Deed
from George R. Sembly. Liber b 9 S.
No I folio S7B.
Due fsr State tax. ax................ l6
Co. ......-......... ii
Edelen Margaret 20, acres of land in
Sth election district name unknown,
assessed at $l60. No record reference.
Due for State tax..............,. 21
Z" Co. .............. l So
Elliott d. J. personal property con-
sisting of two saw mills and engines,
live stock and vehicles, assessed at $2l50
Due for State tax x....i..........., 3 "A
Greenfield George, personal property
consisting of live stock & household,
assessed at $is5.
Due for SAFE tax. 30
20. ..t.s..,.....s.. II
Green Geo. & Mary, 20 acres Of land
in election district assessed at 500.
No record reference. Transferred in
1907 from Geo Sembly Hrs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
Plans Out
for Railroad

Thomas F. Karns, former United
States Senator from Utah, accom-
panied by his sons and private secre-
tary, arrived in Winnemucca in an au-
tomobile Monday The party had
travelled all the way from The Dalles,
Oregon to Winnemucca by auto, and
it is said that the trip was made for
the purpose of going over the route
of proposed railroad.
Senator kearns stated in an inter
view, however, that. though he be-
lieved a railroad would be built into
Winnemucca from the north, and that
a great country will be opened up,
his trip had nothing to do with such
a project
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
Boys Return
From Hike

Lance Deady and Ralph Lee, who
several weeks ago left on an overland
trip along the coast. Yosemite Vail
ley and other points of interest, re-
turned to their homes in this city
sometime during the night They are
taking the big rest to-day as the re-
suit of the thirty-five miles tramp
yesterday.
In the six weeks they have been
away the boys have walked over 500
miles Several times that distance
was made in their tour as they had
some railroad rides and boating.
They walked the 500 miles and two
burros packed their junk. They state
that the trip was success and was
worth the effort, as they have had a
chance to see lot of California and
Nevada that otherwise would have
been impossible.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
Building Mill
Near Tahoe

The Cello Brothers, who own the
major portion of Lake Valley above
Lake Tahoe, have this summer erect
ed sawmill in that section. The
mill has been built to supply their
own wants and those OF the people
around the Lake. A great deal OF
building has been going on Of late
about the Lake and there has been no
mill in the section. The new mill IS
modern in every way and began saw
ing its first lumber this morning.
Next summer there will be consid
cradle quantity of lumbeA turned out,
which will not only supply the imme
diate section but upper Carson Valley
as we'll.
Since the Bliss people shut up shop
there has not been a stick OF timber
cut II that section. The timber own
ed by the Celios lies back from the
AXE siv or eight miles and will not
in any way effect the appearance Of
the Lake itself. 1t is private ground
outside of the Forest Reserve and is
one of the finest bodies of timber
now remaining in the Tahoe country
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
PROGRAM ARRANGED
FOR LABOR DAY
Virginia City Union Ready to Take
Care of Visitors Next Monday

The Labor Day Committee held
another meeting last evening and fur
thcr details for the observance OF the
day were taken up and discussed at
length. The reports submitted from
all the committees were very salts
factory and showed that excellent
porgress had been made i'll all de
pariments OF the day.
Secretary Cavanaugh reported hav-
ing received several communications
from outside unions stating that they
would be present with large delega-
tions TO participate in the street par
ade The Reno Moose also sent a
letter stating that they would appear
in Virginia without fail and parade.
The Locomotive and Firemen's Bro
thcrhood OF Sparks. wrote that they
found it impossible to be represented
Officially III a large delegation.
lne street parade will taNe place
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
State Engineer
Has Assistant

], +. Butler. the city electrician,
thfs morning received his commission
as assistant to the Engineer OF the
Nevada Public Service Commission.
The commission was made out yes
tel day and reached him this morning
1t gives him power to act for the
commission i'll all matters relating to
electric power and light companies i'll
the city; in regard to all matters re
lating TO gas companies. street rail
ways, etc.
He says that this gives him much
more power than he heretofore had,
and that he will be able to do better
work looking out for the interests OF
the people of Reno.-Gazette.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
METHODIST MINISTER'S
HOLD THEIR CONFERENCE
Rev. Hornaday Will Remain in This
City. Other Business Transacted

The Methodist Conference, which
has been in session in Big Pine, has
adjourned. Rev. Hornaday returned
last night and it is a matter of pleas
ure to Carson people that he has been
returned to this place His labor here
has been faithful and his church peo-
pie are glad to retain him with them.
l.. l.. Tower. also OF this city, has
been appointed to Gardnerville and
Carson Valley. Mr.. Tower is anoth
ser energetic worker in the field.
The various appointments wade by
the Conference are as follows:
Superintendent, S. A. Thompson,
Reno, Nevada.
Austin to be supplied
Big Pine, Cal, J. F. Price.
Battle Mounatin and Carlin, to be
supplied.
Bishop, Cal, A. F. Beall.
Crsona City, w. H. D. Hornaday,
Ely and East Ely, w. F. Wink.
Fallon and Fairview, Ira T. Price.
Gardnerville and Carson Valley. 1.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
Arden
at the Grand
BIG SPECIAL TONIGHT

There is small need to describe this
subject as the poem OF Lord Tenny-
son is SO well known, SO suffice it to
say that this Biograph subject is an
unusually faithful portrayal of that
beautiful romance of Enoch Arden.
Annie Lee and Phillip Ray.
Taken in scenes of rare beauty.
This first part tells OF the bethroth-
al of Enoch and Annie, the despair OF
Enoch at his inability to cope with
the demands of his increas sing family
obligations, and his sailing away to
recoup his fortunes on a vessel for
China
A storm is encountered, the vessle
is wrecked and Enoch and two com
panions are washed upon tropical
island. where they are forced to stay
Annie, all the while is ever hope
full of his return, while Phillip, al
though an unsuccessful rival, shows
kindly interest in the little, grief
stricken family.
The second part shows how all is
we'll that ends we'll, and is better seen
than told
Come to the GRAND tonight and
witness this pretty photoplay, togeth-
er with other fine pictures. The
price of this special will be the same
as all specials. ten and twenty cents
All children will be- charged ter
cents admission. First performance
commences at 7:3O p. m.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30

Immediately after the arrival OF the
special train from Reno on the morn
ing of Labor Day, and the full details
OF the same will be announced at the
next meeting
The speaking by Governor. Oddie
will take place at o'clock from the
balcony of the International hotel, OF
as soon after as possible. Headquar-
ters for the Governor and staff have
been selected at this hotel.
Secretary Cavanaugh OF the Labor
Day Celebration Committee, received
communication from Secretary
Waterman of the United Comstock
Pumping Association to-day enclos
ing check for $lOO, as donation
from the Association for the Labor
Day observance. This liberal gift
will give the finance committee a big
lift in meeting the expenses Of the
daV.-Chronicle
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
State Stock
at the Show

Nevada's stock at the California
state fair. now in progress at Sac
ramento, is attracting considerable
attention, according to advices re-
ceived in Reno yesterday. There are
three agricultural schaals at the fair
of which that of the university of Ne
vada is the largest, and it is expect
ed that the majority of the blue rib
bons will go to the blooded stock
from this state.
Prof Gorden H. True, in charge
of the exhibit, has been selected as
one of the judges of stock The COM
petition will be strong but Nevada
stands an excellent chance in sec
uring the honers in the exhibition of
aged bull, two year old bull. aged
COW and bull calf.
In the exhibit of shorthorns, no
entries were provided by Nevada, ano
the prize awards, made Monday,
went to the California exhibitors. 1t
vii be in the exhibits of Holstein
and Friesian cattle in the diary class.
and Herefords that the Nevada ex-
hihit will enter into the competition
Last year but 48 Holsteins were
shown while this year "a are enter
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30

l.. Tower.
Greenville, Cal. J. M. Wilson
Goldfeld, w. L. Dexter.
independence, CAL, c. T. Harrison.
Indian Missions
Greenville, Cal, w. A. Armstrong
Schurz. J. M. Johnson.
Las Vegas, E. A. Palmer.
Loyalton and Sierraville, cal. ]. J.
Johns.
Loveloek, Andrew McAllen.
Paradise, to be supplied.
Portola, to be supplied.
Quincy, Cal, J. Huston.
Reno, P. J. Kelley
Sparks, P. H. Willis.
Searchlight, to be supplied
Susanville, Cal, VIM. J. Carter
Truckee, Cal, and Truckee Circuit
Rev Graves.
Tuscarora, to be supplied
Wellington, to be supplied
Winnemucca, to be supplied.
Yerington. to be supplied.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
THEATRICAL SEASON OPENS
WITH A GOOD PLAY
The Barrier to be Presented on We'd
nesday Evening Sept. 9Th

Contracts for the latest New York
successes, and the desirable OF last
seasons plays are received daily by
Manager +. b. Spencer OF the Wig
wan theatre and agreements are
already executed for the appearance
OF the Barrier" on Wednesda
Sept. 9th.
THE Barrier" is making its sec
ond trans-continental tour, under
the management OF Ernest Shipman,
who is also managing such other
successes as Florence Roberts,
Thurlow Bergenm and Theodore
Roberts in the New York, all-star
cast in Jim The Penman,"- Law
renee D'Orsay, and the original cast
in Augutas Thomas greatest COM
edy, The Earl OF Pawtucket," Fred
erick Belasco's road companies pre-
senting the David Belasco's success
es, "The Chorus Lady" and drama
tization of Rex Beach's "The Silver
Horde" to follow the we'll blazed
trail of The Barrier
"The Barrier" by Rex Beach which
is billed to appear at the Wigwam
Theatre for one night Wednesday,
Sept. 9th has circulated list in order
to secure signatures of $50 to 200
subscribers thereby reducing the
price of the best seats from $l5O to.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
Miner Killed
at Blair

Lazer Perobich was crushed t,
death at the Pittsburg- Silver Peak
mine last night. The ore chute had
become choked and Perobich was at
tempting to loosen the Dirt when he
met his death. Although warned not
to enter the chute, the man stepped
inside and while standing on top OF
the muck il gave way and slid, carry
death Perobich was. about twenty
five years of age and unmarried
Goldfeld Trhune
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30

Up to the present time fully ION
signatures have been secured and i
the sufficient number of subscriber:
are forthcoming by Friday Sept. Is
the price will be reduced to $lO0 fol
the best seats. The signers of tho
subscription list are to have the
choice of seats one day IN advance
OF the general pubic.
Friday Sept lst has been set aside
as subscribers day at the advance
seat sale for the Barrier"
This list is now at Muller's Drug
store where subscribers can register
their signature thereby securing a
reduction in the price of seats and a
choice of the best seats.
The Barrier" played Carson last
season, playing to the largest re-
ceipts and giving the best satisfac-
ton of any show seen in Carson for
years This season "The Barrier"
is better and stronger than ever.
Going directly east playing the larg-
est eastern cities On account of
the tremendous success scored by the
Barren" last season the manage
ment of the Wigwam has chosen
"The Barrier" as the most worthy
with which to open the
theatrical season in Carson
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
New Railroad
About Ready

After delays and disappointment,
the difficulty OF reaching rail trans
portation, the new Moapa Valley rail
road is now near the final stages OF
construction. work.
The rock work in the narrows
which has been the means of delay
ing construction for over a month
is now so far completed that the
contractors expect 10 be through
there early in September.
The steel gang will then be
brought TO complete the work OF
laying the rails, and the grade hav
ing already been completed, the
whole should be SO far along as
TO permit OF running thr ough to St.
Thomas by October |.
The certainty OF rail Transports
ton will assure great increase III
the acreage planted to all crops the
coming season and will greatly inn
prove conditions in the valley. Land
which h;/ heretofore been lying idle
will now be in demand at fair price
Laborers will be in demand to till
the soil. Carpenters and artisans OF
every kind will for many months be
kept busy building packing houses
through which to handle the crops,
and stores and dwellings to accom-
modate the increase OF population
Las Vegas Age.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
The Appeal is
"Agitating" 'em

A report reaches this Office from
the inner reccsses of the Capitol
Building that The Appeal is too
d-----n smart in publishing happen
ings in that edifce before they are
ready to be made public. 1t appears
to The Appeal that all business trans
acted in that building should be pub
lie property as soon as II IS born.
That is not secret service agency
over there-at least, it should not be
one
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
EAGLE is FREED

George Mcintyre, of Manhattan,
charged with embezzling $500 from
the Manhattan Eagles while treasur-
er Of that organization, was acquitted
Monday by jury. He claims he had
posted the money with the clerk and
as no legal demand had been made
for the money, he was still its legal
custodian
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
TO COLLEGE

Joe Kane. who has been visiting
friends in the valley, has returned to
this city. Joe, who was one OF the
graduates OF the Carson High Schoo,
OF the Class OF II, will shortly de
part for Santa Clara College, where
he will take classical course.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Mrs. Legg OF Dayton. who has
been visiting in San Francisco, has
returned to this city and after a few
days visit with friends here, will re-
turn to her home in Dayton.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-08-30
ON WAY NORTH

Professor Thurtell, who was for
merly connected with the Railroad
Commission and who at present has
position with the Interstate Com
merce Commission. passed through
Reno few days ago. He is headed
for Tacoma where he will Eear rate
case.