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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-19
HARVARD CONFIDENT
OF TAKING SERIES

Cambridge. Mass. June 1S.-Harvard
closed its preliminary season yesterday
by beating Williams. 3 TO 8, and there
by gained considerable confidence for
the Yale series. which begins at New
Haven next Tuesday. Captain Nc
Laughlin pitched -gilt-edge ball for
Harvard. allowing no hits for six in
nings. Davis, Williams star boXman.
was hit safely seven times. including
two smashes for three bases besides a
home run. The Crimson's fielding game
was loose in spots. but the inield work
ed better than in any previous game.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond Mt Norfolk.
Roanoke Mt DnnviIIe.
Petersburg ut LynchburS.
R OWN C CAMPS
READY FOR FRAY

# Poughkeepsic. N. Y, June 1s,-,,,
less than fortnight $50 college oars
men. who have been going through
the mill for the last six months. viii
have ceased their labors. and the row.
Ing championship of 1911 will have
been decided. In every one or tne
five camps that line the Hudson, from
the Cornell quarters al the Oaks to
the Columbia barge up near Krum
Elbow. there Is all the discipline and
confidence that would mark as many
armies putting on the final touches
for sharp, quick campaign that
spells either victory and the supremacy
among American rowing colleges or
defeat after we'll fought battle.
This year more than any other will see
the championship settled on the HUI
son, for in the crews that will struggle
here on June q there are those which
have defeated the best
Cornell, with it's brilliant Victories
over Harvard. Princeton and Yale;
Columbia, with It's two-time defeat OF
Annapolis, always 81 dangerous COM
pctItor for the honors. and Pcnnsyl-
vania. with victory over Yale pre-
sent the crews that have only to fight
among themselves for the title. With
them a the starting line Will be Wis
consin and Syracuse.
The former has had only one pre-
liminary race throughout the season.
and that was with tho st. Paul Boa,
Club. which the Badgers won casiiy,
clipping twenty-nine seconds off tho
old record for two miles on Lake Men
dota. The Syracuse crew sustained Il
defeat at the hands OF the Aliddies. and
for that reason. II for no other, Is not
classed In the group with Cornell.
Columbia and Pennsylvania.
PAPilE WILL. RETURN
AFTER CORONATION
New York. June iS.--As there are no
more fields to conquer, Billy Papkc
who says he Is the champion middle
weight Of the world. will sail Tor this
country after the coronation. When
Papke arrives here he Will be over
wheimed with challenges. As he nudo
! 60 pounds at o'clock for Jim Sulii-
van. Sam Langford says he will ask
! for a match under those terms. Jimmy
] Clabby. Frank Klaus. Hugh Kelly. Leo
Houck and Jimmy Gardner Will chan
lenGe Papkc At ISIS pounds. rngside.
and II he refuses the title will be open
! TO competition.
4 :
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c H|C AG 0 TAKES
LAST OF SERIES
Phillies' Claim That shean In
tcrfercd With Ball Is
Not Allowed.
BROOKLYN TRIMS The REDS
Bunches Hits Off kecfe in
First and Second
Innings.
BROOKLYN TRIMS The REDS

Chicago, June 1s-chicago defeated
Philadelphia, to 3, in the final game
of the series to-day The locals won
in the eighth on two singles. double
and q double steal. on which Schultz
reached home The Philadelphia team
claimed that shean, who was at bat.
lnterfered with a pitched ball. aiding
Schulte's steal home. The umpire did
not allow the claim Score
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HITTING RALLIES
. DEFEAT CHICAGO.
Out Of Five Times at Bat
Cobb Makes Five
Hits.
BOTH TEAMS sL ~ e
Thirty-one Runs Come Across
Plate at Game in
Detroit.

Detroit. June 1S.-By great hitting
rallies In the eighth and ninth. in
when Cobo and Crawford figured con-
spicuously, Detroit Defeated Chicago
to-day, ,le to 10. Cobb drove Jones and
Bush across in the ninth with his nth
hit OF the day. tying the score. and
then came In himself when Crawford
smashed the ball far over Bodies head
Score: i5
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TAXES FINAL GAME

ing hits in the sixth and ninth innings
New York to-day won the final game,
score 5 TO 1. and broke even on the
series with the home team. Mowrey
and Devlin featured with the bat. each
getting two doubles and single in
four attempts Score:
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BROOKLYN TAKES GAME

Cincinnati June lS.- Brooklyn de-
featcd Cincinnati. 3 TO /, to-day by
punching hits off Neefe In the iTst in
ming for one score. and duplicating the
trick In the second. Esmonds wild
throw in the sixth presented the visi
tors with one more run. Score:
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Rnccn We'll Filled.

M Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
Lynchburg, Va, June 1S.-Tha two
stake races for the Interstate Fair
here next October entries for which
have closed. have filled better than
Usual. M There arc eighteen horses listed
for the 2:20 pace and fiftccn for the
1927 trot. The local fair this 3oar
Will BIO In a circuit. with Radford. Ga
lax, Tazewcll. Roanoke. Richmond.
illfartinsville. Suffolk and lmporia- ,sl.
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To,ait SD IS Totals ..as ia-, y

Totals y. 81 ID 2 Is Totals las 10 :tl7 &
'Shotton LEFT field and centre field
Hogan, centre Held and lcf, neid.
Score by innings: r.
cleveland .......oc4olooa 10
81 i-ouls......- -.......,......l o o ! L.
summary: Two-base h!ts-Graney. Ball
1.aporte. Wallace. Three base hits-Turner
Ball. Sacrifice hiis-James Hogan. I.aportc.
Sacrinc ies-Graney. Hogan. stolen bases
birmingham ~. Land, Austin. Left on
bases-clevelnnd. .; ST. Louis. o First base
on crror-oeveland. l. Hi,s-OH Powell. i
In Innings; of Hamilton in Innings
Fret base on bnlis-OG James. 1: on Ham
ilton. .. Struck out-Dy James. 3; by Pow
ell Wild pltches-Jnmcs t2l. Balk-
James. Time OF game o:os. Empires, Null
len and Evans.
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PLAY POSTPONED GAME

Cleveland O.. June 1s.-Cleveland
played postponed game with ST.
Louis to-day and won, 10 to Z. All
pitchers were hti hard and received
erratic support score
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Detroit.
Totals ..H 1873 is totals .ill II p II
One out when winning run was scored
IBatted for Casey in eighth
.Batted for Works In Nth
! zBatted for Mitchcll In nIntn ..-L--. .-a-

:Batted for Works In NTH
zBatted for Mitchell in ninth
Score by innings: n
Chicago ..........! 7oo3an, =:
Detroit ~ n n 80
summary: Two-base hits-Bush. Crawford
Ihree-e base hits-Cobb. Crawford. Payne
Lord. Sacrifice hits-caiiahan Collin. stoi.
en- oases-Lord. Callahan. Zeider Double
nla%-Heidcr 10 Tannch!il 10 Collins. Left
on onses-chIcaso. $; Detroit, = His-on
20, innings: on Covington. S in . inning:
on Mitchell, in innings: off White. II In,
8 Innings: of olmstead. : In i % innings: IN
Walsh. in la Innings First base o,,
nals-On White. /: on Olmstead. I'll 81
summers 2; on Works. 1. Struck out-By
White 2: BY Walsh. .: by Works >: by
covinston. 8: by Mitchell. . Hit by pitcher
White. Works. Time OF game. o:a, Jim
pres Perrinc and Dlneen. 5~f
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pAPKE WILL RETURN
AFTER CORONATION

Seashore Excursion Tuesday, 20th.
Monumcntal-All Saints EXCURSION to
Ocean View and Norfolk via Old Point.
Particulars in adj. column
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Chicngo.
Philadelphia.
'Baited for Goode in seventh.
iBattcd for Moore in ninth.
tran for Moran in ninth.
Score nv INNINGS.

+Ran Tot MORAN IN ninth
Score by innings: r.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures Q o o 80
Philadelphia ...................0 O 1000 OF e-S
Summary: Two-base hits-Archer. zim-
norman. Sacrifice hit-Tinkcr. Stolen bases
-MuSce t2). Schultz. Zimmerman. Double
pays-Archer to Zimmerman; Cole 10 Shcan
to Hoffman,: Shean TO Zimmerman to Hof-
man. Left on bases-Chicaso, >: Phladel-
phia. S. Hits-On Burns. In Ia innings:
off Brown. o in inning: OFF Cole, 6 In S in
ninS OFF Moore o In "a inning. First base
on balls-On Cole. : off Burns. |. Struck
out-By Cole l. by Burns. L. by Moore ].
Hi, by pitcher-By Burns / tshean): by
Brown, Ialayesl. Time OF game, o:o7 Um-
pircs, Eason and Johnstonc.
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Brooklyn .........1ioooiOoo Ga
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures 0 700 00-1
Summary: Two-base hts-Couison. Sew
eroid. Sacrhee. hits-Coulson, Bales. Stolen
Esan TO Esmond TO IIoblitzei; Bescher TO
Esmond Left on bases-Cincinnati. -:
Brooklyn. 10. Hits-Of Keefe. In in
nings off McQuilan. in innings: off
SugEs. 3 in inning. First base on balin-
OF Rurkcr..4: off Ecefe Il: off McQulilan
. off suSgs, l. Struck out-By Rucker. q
by Mcouillan. !. Hit by pltcher-By Nc
Quillan tCoulson. Time Of game a:l0
EMPIRES. Rigler and Finneran
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New York
TOtals Les 10 q 0 rotals J. ia Il q 10 ]:

wv TUTK.' ~ y UT 3 U -
Summary: Two base hits-Mowrey. Devlin
Murray. Bresnnhan. Sacrifice hits-Hauser.
Snodgrass Sacrifice fy-Oakes. Double
plays-Huggins 10 Konetchy: Myers to Mer-
klc; Hauser to Higgins to Konetchy: Snod-
grass 10 Doyle. Stolen bases-Doyie snod-
grass. Murray Left on bases--St. Louis. 10;
New York 10 iiits-Of Golden, ) In 52-a
innings uwo men on In SIXTH; off Salee, 3
in i3 innings First base on balls-On
Golden. Z; off Saiee. Z; off Witse g Struck
oui-By Golden. 8: by Sallee. / by Witse,
2. Wild pitch-Ciolden. Time OF game. o:lo
Cmpire!. KLEIN and Emslie.
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Presbyterian
Sunday School Union
Basket Picnic
Duckroe Beach,
THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1911.

THURSDAY JUNE y, 1911. 37
\ Tickets: Adults. $500. Children
between and -, soc. Nurses, oOc.
We cordially and, earnestly invite
all of our friends to join us on this
day and have good time.
Train leaves Main Street sta ton
1890 "a. NJ Returning, leaves Buck
roe Beach $3.50 P.
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Cincinnati.
Totals las 10 2 il , totals Ia

-Ratted for ksefe in second
tBattcd for Mcoullan In eighth.
Score ny inninre.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-01
SWEAR BY WARDEN
OF STATE PRISON

The convicts at work on the
piece of read in Washoe valley
all swear by Warden Baker, for
the new system he has put in vogue
gives them privileges that were I'M
dreamed of previous to his advent
at the head of the penitentiary af-
fairs Included in the gang is one
life sentence man and the other day
he was driving two-horse team
along the read as happy as lark.
The crew consists of all types and
conditions of men. and it is to be
hoped that none will betray the con-
fidence placed in them by the prison
officials The experiment is a rad
ical one, and is being watched with
considerable interest by prison au-
thorities all over the coast.
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VALUABLE TINE
LOST in CASE

The supreme court decision just
handed down in the banking law
case, declaring the statute unconsti-
tutional, places the receiverships of
the State Bank and Nye & Ormsby
county defunct institutions just
where they were two months ago.
Much valuable time has been lost
in the case now in Judge Langan' S
court, but it was unavoidable, and
the submitting of evidence will now
proceed as if nothing had hap
pened. In the future, when legis-
lation of such great Importance is
contemplated, it would be well to
have the acts carefully scanned for
constitutional defects before enact
ment takes place.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-01
STALLS ARE TO
BUILD A MILL

Frank Frey's team arrived here
Saturday from the camp of National
with a ton sample of ore from the
big dump, at what was known as
the Stall Brothers lease, on the
property of the National Mines COM
pany. The ore is for a mill test
and was sent to Denver, Colo, and
so anxious were those interested
to rush it through to its destina-
ton that the whole ton was shipped
by express through Wells Fargo
& Company.
There are thousands of tons of
Gre on this famous block of ground
and Frank and George Stall, who
own the ore, have had thorough
sample taken of the pile for the
purpose of determining the best
milling process for the reduction
of the same. With this test com
pleted a large milling plant is to
be installed at the property when
this big tonnage of ore, which is
known to contain in the neighbor-
hood of $250,000, will be reduced
| to bullion.-Humbold Star.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To J. J. Owens. your heirs and
assigns, you, j. j. Owens, are here
by notified that the undersigned
has expended in labor and improve
ments on the Dick No. l. 2, 3, A, 5,
6, Z, 8 and 8 lode mining claims
situated in the Tonopah mining dis
trict, Nye county, Nevada. the sum
of 5000, the sum for the year
1910, of which you are one-third
owner, under the provisions of sec
ton 1924 of the revised statutes
of the United States of America,
covering location, labor on mining
claims, the locations, certificates OF
the above claims are duty recorded
in the county recorders office of
Nye county, state of Nevada; said
expenditure was the amount neces-
sary to hold said mining claims
during the aforesaid year, and if
within 90 days from the date of
the first publication of this notice
you fail or refuse to contribute
your portion of such expenditnrc
co-owner, which amounts to 500
to you, together with the cost OF
| this advertisement, your interest ir
said claims will become the prop.
|
owner. who has made the expendi-
ture and improvements above men
toned.
Dated at Tonopah, Nevada, this
18th day of June, 1911
HUGH SUTHERLAND.
First publication June II,
Last publication Sept. 10, 1911
Observation-Disclosures
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JUST TO SHOW.

The management at Glenbrook
has made a ruling that no land for
campers will be rented this year mol
will any tents or cottages be rented
to anyone not boarding at the ho-
tel. Board at the hotel will be SIS
for adults and $40 for children
per week. This is not an ad, but
printed just to show what a benefit
the Glenbrook Improvement com
pany is for itself
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-01
NOTICES:

To all persons having accounts
with John ]. Stenuff, proprietor OF
the Palace Meat Market: Take no
tice that said Stenuff has assigned
all his accounts to Fl. Peterson,
trustee, and you are notified not
to pay the same to anyone but said
H. Peterson or his undersigned
agents. Please call and settle.
Tonopah, New, June 20, 1911.
6-22-6t S. R. MOORE & co.
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ACCIDENT AT LAKE TAHOE

The first tragedy of Tahoe oc-
Cured Tuesday, when Miss Vida
Sherman, teacher in the Oakland
high school, fell down the rugged
bank of Fallen Leaf lake, near the
larger body and died instantly from
a fractured skull.
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COAST LEAGUE.
~~~%~%%~~%~%

At Los Angeles -Los Angeles, q;
San Francisco, 8.
At San Francisco Vernon, 8;
Oakland, 2.
At Sacramento Sacramento, II;
Portland, 10.
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NOTICE!

All barber shops will be open
until 10 p. m July 3, and closed
all day the Fourth. BY order
LOCAL 40, J. b. |. u.
3-30-t3
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QUALITY IN MILK.

Is milk that is clean, that will test
per cent and test it every day in
the year; MIXED from healthy
cows: handled in sanitary dairy
and stable. We have the quality.
Cliff TONOPAH DAIRY,
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

At the meeting of the board of
directors of the Tonopah Mining
company of Nevada, held this day,
regular quarterly dividend of
TWENTY-FIVE per lent and an
extra dividend of FIFTEEN per
cent was declared, payable July
81, 1911, to stockholders of rec
ord June 80, 1911. Transfer books
close p. m. June 80, 1911. Open
July 10, 1911, 10 a. m.
G. A. HIGBEE, Treasurer.
Philadelphia, Pa, June %, 1911.
6-22-6t
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Lothrop- Davis Co.-Mortgage of
II. ]. Bartlett; val, $2,365.71;
tax, $90.76; penalty, 1907; adj
vertising, 50; total. ........... IS. SO
McGhan, NJ. E.-Lots 1, 2, 3, block
As; frame shop thereon; frame
dwelling on lot 2, block 46:
mules, harness, wagon;
poll tax; val 1920; tax, $1S,42;
penalty, $1.94; advertising. 81;
total 1890. ..:'.'.;... 1870
Ri s.. Main J. st. R-i Exec = f GiS6t
building; goods, wares and
merchandise; l poll tax; val,
$500; tax, $4.65; penalty, Acc;
advertising, 81; total. ......... I'll
Round Mountain Allegheny M.
Co.-Jefferson Canyon: l wa
ter power mill and hosting
works on Charles mine; sur
vey 746 with water right to
jefferson creek, formerly Chas.
Harrison property; val, $275
tax, 1855; penalty, 35c; adj
vertisng, 81; total. ........ 80
BEATTY.
Levy, Julius-Lot 2, block F.
frame house on same; val.
800; tax, $3.50; penalty, 1Se;
advertising, 81; total. 1880. S.4S
Macdonald, Malcolm Lot 1,
block r, household furniture.
automobile; val, $500; tax.
$11.7O; penalty, SLIT; advertis-
ing. So; total ................ IA 81
! Pioneer Liquor 6 Mer. Co.-Lots
, l and 4, block F.; lot 4. block
b; lots 8 and 10, block p;
lot 3, block &c; frame saloon
building, ice plant and build
| ing; goods, wares and mercan-
| disc, work horse, mule, har
tax; val, S655: tax. 1901;
| penalty 81; advertising, So
total ................... l5.oI
OUTSIDE.
Gold Crown Mining Co.'s h. p.
gasoline engine, l pump. min
ing tools; corrugated iron
buildings; val, $500; tax.
Using, 81; total ............ pa
Gould Mining Col steam hoist
and boiler, l Huntington mill,
pumps, tools, ETC., cook house,
assay office and equipments,
york work. horses 10Y wagon 9d nan val;
$2.77; advertising, 81; total. 1886
Hollingsworth Mrs. Sophie
Eh NEA VIZ SEA, patented.
section %, 7; 10, r. 40, 16O
acres; val, 5000; tax, $3.50:
penalty, zee; advertising So;
Jones, J. ]. and McWharter, F.
H.-sur. 1859, Tomboy lode.
Goldfeld district; val, $500;
1 TAX @o'OVi penalty ooCS duNeT-
Using, 50; total ,.......... 9.15
Lemle, Julius-Deseret Land
Entry No. 542, SEA SWA SWh
| SEA-, section %, r. 10, r. AZ.
lots and 4, section 4,
T. II. r. A.; val, $3.50: tax,
$2.0S; penalty, zoe; advertls-
ing, 81; total ............. 4.2S
Lidwell, A. L.-Springdale lots
on Main St., 20, 81, 22 %,
"a, block IA, frame store
building on same; saloon
building, goods, wares and
merchandise, mules, harness.
wagon, l poll tax; val, $3.50;
tax S25.03; penalty $3.50; adj
vertising. so; total ........ 20 SO
Midas Placer Coz gasoline
pumps, pipeline and placer
|, MINING equipments; val.
$500; tax, $3.50; penalty, CSC;
advel tlsing, so; total. ..... 9.fs
United Mines Syndicate Col
- ii. p. gasoline hoist val,
$500; tax, $3.50; penalty Csc;
advertising, 81: total ........ OFF
WEIGH, g. B-Possessory claim
to $50 acres land, corral.
fencing and tent, 2 work
horses, 2 saddle horses, har-
ness, l mich cow, rs stock
cattle wagon, 3 poll taxes:
val, $40; tax. $14.12; penalty,
$1.41; advertising, So; total. :. 175s
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To the above-named delinquent tax
payers and to all owners of or claim
ants to the real estate and improve
ments thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately. herenbefore do
scribed, known or unknown: You are
hereby notified that under. and by ,,s~
tue of Sections 1106 and I'LL Com
piled Laws of the State of Nevada,
will sell on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF july,
A. ID. 1911.
Being the third Monday In July, A. -
1911, commencing at the hour of 10
a. m. of said day, at the front door
Of the County Court House. in -
Town of Tonopah, in said county and
state, each and every parcel OF said
described property. for the total
amount of the original tax, penalties
and costs, set opposite to each par
eel thereof respectively above, to the
person or persons who will pay the
amount Of the original tax, penalties
and costs, for the smallest parcel of
the property described opposite there
to respectively in each case Of de-
linquency.
All property sold at such sale is
subject to redemption within six (6)
months after date of sale, with three
go per cent per month thereon from
date of said sale until paid,
FRANK P. MANNIX.
County Treasurer and Ex-Omcio
Tax Receiver
Tonopah, Nevada, June "a, 1911.
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Only reliable advertisers thrive
rhe public realizes on their risk
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Batteries-West, Banding, Gregg
and Smith; Lange, Walsh and Sui
Ivan.
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Standing of the Clubs.

q Batteries-Powell and stephens
, works, Summers and Stanage.
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Dawson, j. E.-lmproVement on
lot 13, block II; val, 500;
vertising, So; total............ g.!
block 10. frame building on
above; val, $525; tax, $9.45;
penalty, SAC; advertising, 81;
total .................. H.;
Kuliacha g. Keller-Lot 16, block
81, improvements, lot II, block
A, cabins; north IA feet of
lot 8, block Al; poll taxes;
val, $725; tax $3.50; penalty,
$1.59; advertising. So; total. 10
Lemlo Julius-Improvements,
and north Y of lot No. 4 block
80; enc poll tax; val, 800;
tax, $3.50; penalty 80 cents;
advertising 50; total 1890. $5.f
Lindsay, S. F.-Lot A, block 90.
| improvements, household fur
niture saloon fixtures, l poll
tax, val, $3.50; tax, $3.50; pen
atty, 79c; advertising, 81;
! total .................. 10
Co.-Survey No 1926, Quar-
tette, Grand Prize and Aurora
| lodes; val, $500; tax, $27;
penalty, $40; advertising, 81;
total observation-disclosures. II :.
McGirk, S. Riot 6, block A,
improvements; val, 500; tax,
! $3.50. penalty, 1Sc; advertis
ing. 81, total ...,.......... B.
| M Mahon, H. G.-Lot Z, block 81,
val, $3.50; tax, SO; penalty, soc;
advertising, So; total. ..... 5.
Sawbeste E.-Lot s, block 90,
| l Broom house, l 3-room
house; frame tent; lot 3, block
80 household furniture; l poll
tax; val, 5000; tax, So; pen
atty SOC; advertising, 81;
Sawyer, Nettie Blot 90 block
20, improvements, household
furniture val, 800; tax,
| $3.50; penalty, $1.26; advertis-
sing ing, "; od tota az ~ e,,.,,a,, ~, p
1856, Sleeper lode; val, $500;
tax, 50; penalty, 90c; advertis-
ing, 49, total .............. Il.
Sutherland & McKenzie--Lot 8,
block "a, improvements; l poll
tax; val, $3.50; tax, SO; pen
atty, soc; advertising, So
total ............ 5.
Thoma, J. C.-Lot 10. block 81,
Bullfrog, improvements; l poll
tax; val, 5000; tax, $50:
penalty, sic; advertising, 50;
wharton iUsri +. s-Lots il. 20.
block 10, frame house on
same; lot IA, block AS, goods.
wares and merchandise; poll
tax; val, $1,725; tax, $32.55;
penalty. $9,25; advertising, So;
| total ......,..-...... 81
MANHATTAN.
Browning, S. Mot 5, block
| FIR
val, s125; tax, 3d. penalty,
soc; advertising, So; total. -. 5
Gendron &c Easton-Main St,
lots l, 2, 3, 4, block o; val,
500; tax, $1.S0; penalty, 13c;
Martin, r. A--2O feet Of lot 4,
: block s. frame saloon building,
bar fixtures ! poll tax; val,
$500; tax, $3.50; penalty, sec;
advertising, 81; total ..... II
; Putnam, Bris-Lot 2, block 10
frame house thereon; val,
advertising, So; total. ........ 4
! Shea & Putnam 25 h. p. en-
CINE and mining equipment on
Union No. 8; l 6 h. p. engine;
val, $i.400; tax, $500; pen.
atty. $1.S2; advertising, 81;
ro Iooad i.1mber '.c, o.one.haif u
lot 6, block Ia, Groom cot
tage on same; Broom cottage
on mining ground; val, 1925;
tax, $4.22; penalty. 42c; adver-
Using, 81; total. .......... 6
Wise, w. ks houses on Lo'
tie mining claim; val. $3.50;
tax, $1.95; penalty, Ice; ad-
vertising, 81; total ....
PIONEER.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-01

Batteries canlon and Bergen
Moore and Doom.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-07-01

Batteries-Reulbach, Brown and
Graham; Smith and McLtan.