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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Special
Alarming reports over the condition
of affairs an Mexico reached the State
Department today Americans. fear
ing for their lives. are leaving the
country wherever il is possible for
them To get away. Even Mexican
families, because of the state of an
orchy existing in more than half of
the Mexican States. are fleeing from
the republic in large numbers
United States consulS at chihuahua
ana Durango telegraphed the depart
ment today there is continuous fight
ing i'm Sonora and SinalaO.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

his coORtry by SHINING in it's name,
SuppoSify New York appealed TO one
mother aS\whOlly masculine appella-
tom
ON the whole. wouldn't il be better
10 preach patriotism in the hearts first
on. rather than 10 lay stress on the
possibility of it's striking i'm from the
external Of a Nance
= man who named his three chill
dren Red. White and Blue. need not he
surprised if hlial respect fails TO ap-
pear i'm his househOld.-New Bedford
3 Standard.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
INVESTIGATE COMPLAINT
OF THE POSTAL CLERK =
WASHINGTON. D c.. Sp

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Special
The House Committee on Reform in
the Civil Service will begin today
an inv, Stigation of the controversy be
tWe"r Tho ""etofiicc and the railwa,
clerks, growing out of the refusal of
the department 10 permit ifs ctcr'-
60 organize. Chairman Goodwin, of
the comnittcc has asked POstmas-
ter General Hitchcock TO send e.
spokesman for the department to the
committee hearing and Mr.. Goodwin
Indicated the committee would he
pleased to see the Postmaster General
himself
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
NEGRO ATTORNEY
MAY LOSE OUT
Committee to Learn Fitness of
Taft Appointee for Assistant
Attorney General.

WASHINGTON, ID. z. Special
William II. Lewis. the Boston negro
appointed by President Taft as As
sistant Attorney General of the United
States. may fail to he confirmed by
the Senate. At meeting of the SEN
ate judiciary Committee the confir-
nation was held up, and a sub-com-
mittee, consisting Of Senators Root.
Sutherland and Bacon. was appointed
TO investigate Lewis qualifications for
the position.
This means that those who oppose
Lewis appointment viii have an op-
portunity to voice their protests.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
FORCE US TO
INVADE Mex CO
WASHINGTON. d. q. SneciaI

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Special
Mexican affairs are considered 80
grave here that President Tart.
Secretary of state Knox and Sec
rotary Of War Dickinson held an
extended OniCTcECc this morning.
1T the White ll0u>t. over the Situar
tiHn. \ ~tartlinS rumO3 was III
circulation after thc conference
To the effect that the United States
would hC Obliged To- intervene i'm
M'Nico almost immCdiatCtY.
should the alarming reports con-
corning danger to Americans i'm
The republic continue.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
Foreigners Reported Safe.

, WASHINGTON, d. c., Special.-Am-
oaSsador Wilson, at Mexico City, telc-
graphed the state Department TODAY
that TN" Mexican Government has given
assurances that. Americans and Ger
mans AT Cuernavaca, said to number
more than nifty. who appealed to Mr.
wilson yesterday by telegraph for pro-
lection, saying that Guernavaca is sur
rounded by rebels and in hourly danger
OF attack, are in no danger. Cuerna =
Naca mas been isolated since last Satur-
DAY by the rebels and the Americans
lives should the place be taken by as
Sault.
The message to Ambassador Wilson
appealing FOR aid, was sent by "A
courier. who slipped past the rebel lines
ana reached telegraph Office near the
town, which is the capital of the State
of MOrelos.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

= j. - triOtSSm i'm Names, or Hearts
3>.t> - Van Dyke may or may not have
# ~ jn earliest in his suggestion that
~; ~ gan parents name their children
81 ||> - he States of the United States
- Ter the nation Itself lie is
~ as especially CONNIE nding the
NJ OF Ecuador for naming his
j ~ lighters America. Quita. the
of the capital city of Ecua-
Castillo. after the ancient
!. Pm which the Latins are proud
49, T. their origin.
= ~. Us picturesque, certainly. Pos
<&t is patriotic. But suppOsing
yfather in Ecuador had followed
and called his first born America
Quitol Surprising there should be
8ctually an epidemic of Indianas and
Alabamas, names once popular upon
the stage, and OF Columbias. and of
the other two score or so OF State
names. attached to unOffending chill
dren by parents who. in the face Of the
suggestion, feared to seem unmindful
OF their States or nations greatness.
Supposing moreover, that some pat
rio.ic- EN- blem- bearing child should
agrow up no great credit to his State.
! las children OF worthy parents some
Eimes have a way OF doing. and instead
'pf John Jones violating the law. Mas
&achusetts Jones or America Brown or
Columbia Robinson were to disgrace
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
Rebels Threaten Americans and Ger
mans.

MEXICO CITY, Special.-In expec-
tation that the United States Govern
ment would ask of the Mexican State
Department Immediate advice in re-
gard to its plans for the relief of the
one hundred American and German
citizens whose lives are reported
threatened by the rebel and bandit
forces now besieging the city of Cuer-
naVaca, officials of the Diaz admins
tration today found themselves in q
diplomatic corner.
The force of reliable troops now H.
the capital is insufficient Adequately
TO guard Mexico City itself against -
rebel attack and to send aid TO any
outside point is a practical impossi-
bility
In the event of receipt of Il note
from the American Government,
Cabinet meeting will probably be call
ed to determine the reply. According
to the information sent here by the
foreign residents of CuernaVaca.
which is the capital Of the State Of
MOrelOs. the spirit of rebellion is
strengthened by a strong anti-foreign
sentiment. and threats have been
made by the InsurrectOS to treat all
foreigners as prisoners of war if Cuer-
navaca falls.
There are at least 5000 Insurrectos
in the mountains about CuernaVaca,
and their numbers are being increased
constantly.
Surround Mexican Capital.
Mexico City has suddenly realized
the seriousness of it's position with the
lines Of the rebels drawing nearer
every day. and Americans here feel
that no movement of attack by the
Insurrectos would be unexpected.
That the United States appreciated
the very condition which has come to
exist. and that the Mexican Government
itself had a foreboding of the same. is
shown by the fact that large numbers
of freight and passenger cars of the
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
W. w. LYNN WILL BUY
HOTEL. CARROLL. LYNCHRURG

LfNCHBURG, VA, Specially. w
~ Iui Tor thirteen Years lessee Of the
Hotel Carroll. has made ap orr Co..
me stock Of the owning company and
VIII purchase the hostelry. There is
no doubt but that he will shortly own
nearly all. If not all of the stock. pay
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
Cabinet Considers Complications.

WASHINGTON, d. c. Special
abinet held a prolonged session today
over the Mexican complications
II met earlier than usual because
of alarming dispatches from Mexico
and the reported danger to American
citizens in many places where the rev
oluuoniStS are becoming hostile to
Americans and bandits are daily rob
bling, taking prisoners and killing
Americans. besides destroying and
looting property belonging to citizens
of this country.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
DAVID SHAW, TTrRFTAN,
FINED FOR IIREGULAR RACE

CLEVELAND, O., SpeciaI.-Captain
David Shaw, the Ohio turfman. who
was suspended by the Board of Review
Slttng ia New York yesterday. until a
n ile OF $500 is paid for completely in an
IIeS ular race VIII be back on the turf
SnaW cut wide swath last season
win his fast trotters Joan and Grace
The irregular race for which Shaw
was hned was run at Lexington. XIV.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
Marines Guarding Foreigners.

HONGKONG, Special Bluejackets
from the American, German and Brit
ish gunboats in the Canton harbor to-
day guard the Island of Shamicn. the
residential section of Canton. where
practically all the foreigners reside.
The guns Of the fleet are trained upon
the city. Pillagers are raVaging a vast
area throughout the province.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

WASHINGTON, ID. {. Special
PRESIDENT Taft, accompanied by Sec
rotary Of War Dickinson. Secretary
titles, Captain Butt, military aide, and
Two secret service guards. left here
today for Baltimore. Md. WHORE ~
President will deliver an address at inc
opening OF the third National Pe:,c...
Congress.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
DOUBLE MURDER RATHER
THAN PAY 81 PER WEEP,

CHICAGO, ILL, SpeciaI.-John
KartroWski. N33 Wellington Street.
shot and Killed his wife cary today
then, after a flight from the scene.
closely pursued by the police. turned
the revolver upon himself. firing a
Iulet INTO his brain. The couple We're
divorced.
BaItrOWSki was enraged because of
a court order compelling him TO pay
MS wife 81 weekly alimonN.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

ASHEVILIE, n. c., Special.-In the
municipal election held yesterday the
entire Democratic ticket was elected,
none Of the various Offices being con-
tested. The proposed $50, 900 bond is
sue for the city schools was indOrSed
by total of 500 votes. only fourteen
votes being cast against 1t. total Of
S9S votes was cast in favor OF the pro-
posed curfew law for this city, ten votes
being registered against 1t.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
Tod Sloan Back to Races.

BRUSSELS BELGIUM. Special.-
Tod Sloan, formerly Americas fore
most jockey, has been made manager
of the Meyers racing stable here. and
will race thirty horses i'm the coming
turf season.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
ri Ri'N;N MAY ATTACK ANTI
RACING LAW ~ CCIIkT-

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Special
De made to have the antf-ra.. tracL
netting bill declared Unconstitutional il
the Governor signs il. The Urasure
pTohlbitinS betting i'm this sta. only
awaits the Governors signat.y,. 10 be
come a law, having passed both
branches OF the IegfSla ttlra
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
Improving Aftcr Operation.

Larkln w. GlazebrOok Jr. of POS
West Main Street. who was operate6
ON at the Virginia Hospital yesterday
Tor appendicitis. was reported pro-
crossing very nicely at the hospital
this morning
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

SionerS for International arbitration
shall De appointed by the King OF Eng
land 10 represent Great Britain. and bv
the President OF the United States TO
represent America.
That the treaty shall be I'm force for
an indefinite term. although A may BE-
terminated at the end OF any NTH year
OF IT'S existence upon proper notice.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
Not Worth n Ran


Briggs understand you went to
your first seance last night. How did
you like it?
Griggs-It was the most sDtritIess
affair 1 ever attended
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

SALISBURY, n. g., May 3.-The
Democrats. with slight opposition.
elected +. NJ. Thompson Mayor of Sal
isbury yesterday. The Aldermen chos-
en- are G. A. Fisher, G. ]. Norman, d.
w. Julian, J. G. Keisler, j. f. Lud-
wick, II. G. Trott, M. G. Quinn and ].
T. Rabe.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
Zbyszko Loses Match to American.

OINF, OptCIdI.-A merIcuS," the
baltimore wrestler, more than held his
own against the Polish champion
ZpNs@ko, IN match here last night
HbysZko undertook to throw the Balti-
do so. and was kept on the defensiwe
more than half the time
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11
m ARE KILLED
in TRAIN WRECK
Rumored That Among the Passen-
gers on Board Were Residents
of This City-Whole Train
Seems to Have Been
Demolished.
The Dead.

Engineer {. r. Pitcher. OF Hunting
ton. W. Va.
Fireman Ritchie. OF Hinton. W. Va.
The Injured.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

reDauhg by the Federal
rama president of the NJ
the second vice of frm,R L.
cCaoe OF Psburg
une oher individual indicted,
] against four railroads conspiracy
ian H. hanna Mark the
IN the Senate during the Mckinley Ireland
a of
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-11

Prevents Infection-Murine Eve Salve
In Tubes for all Eye Ills. No Morphine
ASK Druggists for New Size 25c. VAL
u3b1e Eve Book in Each Package
Sierra County advocate., 1911-12-08
NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

ToB. V. Cowlcv, his heirs, assigns, ed
ininistrators, aad to allwhomit it may concern
YOU are hereby notified that the der
signed have expened the sum Of Three Hun
q ed Dollars IN labor and improvea ents
for the veats 1908, 1893 and 1910 up.
onthe TIP Top mining claim sitdate and
being in the Black Range Mining D n =,
(Kncston, N. M. } Sierra County New Mex
leo. In order to hold said mining claim
i lder Section 1924 Of che Revied Statutes
OF the United States fot the wear 1903, 1903
aud 1910 ,nding December 81, 13lQ, and If
within ninety davs after this notice by ub-
lication, you fail or refuse TO contribute
70 II prorortion OF said expenditure as CO.
owner ia said mining clam, your interest
in tie same will bee lme the property Of the
unde signed under Section 1924 of said Re
vsed Statutes
PAUL A. LARSH.
THOMAS j ROSS.
First pub. Nov, PAIL
Sierra County advocate., 1911-12-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

department m me Interior.
T.. S. Land Oilice at Las Cruces, n. M,
Novrm er l6, 1911.
NOT CE il hereby given that Mike
] Suliv n, If falrvi y, y. W., wh1, OF
Mare 8 1910 m Ie Hom stead K try
No. 04l63 for SW14 SEl4; SEA NWA
ts . 4 3 Section 4 township II :.
Range 8 W, \. NJ. p. M ridian has flee
notice Of intention to make Final Com
mutation proof, t, establish claim o lie
Land above described, befme AnireW
Kelley. Probate Clerk, at tiillsborl, n.
NJ, on tie 18Th day # January, 1872.
Clamaat names as witnesses;
August Mayer, of II SD 'ro, N. M.
Chas. e. Yaple, OF Fairyiew, y. NJ,
Henry w. Hearn, OF Chloride, y. NJ
William D. snyder, OF Fairview N. NJ
JOSE GONZALES,
Register
First pub. Nov. 24-ll
Sierra County advocate., 1911-12-08
WILL M ROBINS.
Treasurer and Ex OfIicio Col
lettor of sierra County New
MeXico.


!, ~ T,r,hntfno I'm mnrovpments on home.
n s, i sn ks"sts I'M ,,tlt.r nersopsl proper.
y 400 ~ ,annIty III 80 rp.t4 7sc tota S3 ~
~. yalicy ft,e Stnek "a INN 81 puhlc
Lhk, sai"S a,,a ~. ,,sr.''',al ri,,rrtv
~ 5a.H r '"v ne, J II eo-ts 75e fotal $50 30.
80, ...af,,3.,,, o interest IN ew
tsto'sa. s,.a wv ~ Tar ~ sei, nis sei, nis
swi, Sc. fblw6. 10 r. 7. imps on gov land
SOP ~ Hoe.es eaitle aud other personal pro.
pcuy s2l8s, penalty s2 20. costs 81 80, total
s48lO.
IA slease. nis ne'i, sei. neA neAseA sec.
34twp. I7r.7. taN SOLO Horses, atsagdoth
n personal properly S3O,97, penalty - 10 cost
Sierra County advocate., 1911-12-08

~ ~
80 -
" 80. ~ tp' ~ - = - }i3, -.
"t
l'pz p5 y tl."ii - ~
5@9.o1
j J. Shriuer, hof-es, cattl 20 oll'ef
, p.rsena /. ope tq, AK SorZd, PEN 9-.oo'
'9S'' - - - Z" go
= pa's 5ar.s,n az nel, sct1 sec
26fNp. l7r.5. II nrnilall mae 10 ~,
2 nou n aud corr 'ls, t,x o'lol II 'r.rS'
-oals ana otaef RS ,,'a' Pr = 49, 80. ~ 81
~, ~ 7 a q - pe"' F'''o' N0''
rlcnhan,R,t.e and Co nets \ sec.
l2tnp. I7,.5, ~ Z q npl4 rw14 So.
II, 30 acres IA &C. u. w hel4, we
n -,r. =, "a g. y = 4 4
- ~ ~l ~ A. a., .s ~ ~ NnI ~ IN.
-el4 WI sec. |, swl4 e ~ We
e4 50 = r, = ~ ; a :. a. Z el eIa
IA - ~,,,t @p - 25 t,tal$lG1 Oh.
= /, inn ~ ho.ne.ead sec.
36, t~p. i6r >, t,xsl5.oo. ilose ca
&c . q = 2 2 P.r pel' 7 a. aa,sti ',llt' -
''''' - preri,ct No, l',-FanIKnlr.
Bla * Range Ahans Coma y, (Ola
Prosper Coz n,ine 1T No. lla2, one two
70 IN hoa Q. hoist house, boiler apl en- ,
gine, ore all bniliing, and quartz IN y
II all m uhinrry, AK 9lo69S, pen"lty
S5.Oo, cost 5i.5Q toll Slfo o.
Hillsboro Consolidated Mines Co.,
oumo house. pump. boiler, pipe line,
so;at . ho;lar. hoist bonsa and black
"o's'' 49, c",l7.,s,sI-' - :n Nd
siililh shop, at1ollen i'uie l'''''
ing house, cfiice building, store mousse
Sierra County advocate., 1911-12-08

Iot e2e. New Years NM Lol GIL Snt-e
m me- Hoists boiler, wate tan ~ i4s ~
tor,unit, m4us and "a snap mem u4~ si4 "a ~
Managers terideucc. bpatdlh4 " bhhh
nlu~e. supply noH-e. once builu :, r fuui ~
ing, assay Office aud on.hi mn, na a"
nngs backsmlth shop and too, i" .ns
crushrr bui tit X. llhn 'in2andfl AAN hln ~
e.a- Arf .enginr, uoiic@~ s, 'np-, epnce n Al ~
pam, electric plapt pnmpin Fl bulie.
ines on Pracha creek, pipe iint, erc fie Wife
and power plant saw ulii an No ~ 7 eftha' "
Il2 a. nor-e- aud other pcr-onel pro-, =.
si4 rs, pen 57.77, costs s5.25 tola Sl22O.5L
iccinct No 3 Kng.tpn.
T. H. Moatt. qimr;z mtl, Sorih 'erchl, sO2,if'
pen. $2 81, cost 75c totai 3l5,8l,
lrrcnot So 4 2 Las Pal lmas.
Gassin.ere BaeA. 81 isSwil ssi4-e4 sec. %. NV
1iuei4 sec. 20 tvp. II RI 4, ~ aeres "a e,a arl-i
src. q Twp. 10 r. 4 house Hud a{d Hlohts.
s32.G0 eatilrAnd otller personal pf. Pef'.,s0,l IL
pen sl,91, costs 1850 .oial elO,49
Nlctnfo tfftf copper Mining .Nd smel iuE
CO., N rtm Mine Rceecca Mine CMa line
Ida Mine Hiljsbaio Nine. Nv taNi s"e. ~
twp. tir 2 hotei building, e,corrat irnc'
hotel farni IRE and Sur hNt1fc-, IN Caiftlt
d .iunl roo md kitcten nm sn.cat mines.
power piaii- aud trii ing mncainrty AZ npn
pant, anRiac, ,,amp AID US, ipe liH I hk
icnts. toi hai dihg, Dsfs. CORA" warehonse.
blacksmi shop boar.iiI house ana ~ nff1
at n.infs. totl road. T tlonas ap, tx SJIU.92,
pen. s45.i2 coats - 75 tota s955,3l
Welihion Copper Miutng o., wellington
Mibc, Sntzcli Mn, PittsDars II ie heSstohe
Nine, laS ad5f ptn. el.1O, costs Boz lo'e'
$500,
Precinct No . Cncho.
Meeg. h9'Ii' sheeP ana oteg personel i Pc Re-
NJ. s. osle 1bIn. sneep ani ta.r esr,pai
property i663, penalty @2.SJ, cosls zoe, toial
''y.go tn,on. ,..an, y4L ~ n,y4, az mel.
~ - ~, 81 n utr.e-'
IN 7, ts., ~ oraaeet, peu
X, ~" ~ ~ -, "a 20 ~ ~ - t''
% i."V ~ " % 'o'''' @9"'''' "a
Martin Bros el ldHlle lan9 ... u s1o' ~ ~
7. % ~ si M sFi ~ X tI nii
tNPt u !, f9bt 80 ~ = 81 t,an
~ :, ,' o' ~ ~ !, sge E Iot.s. ana OH i
barn E''.e' "a 32o'9S s3 i.ai,s &, % cnat
T., pgts@iai oo 1u,ai ig} - G'e AZ %9'o'
s2.oO lo'a' @oi 20
!. II x Wii,ia1 tg ,"'lne'4 s'a hR'4 A"'4 2" =
sec; ~ t"P. II N ..t.5.. 81 ~, - : q
nv l'iN !i !i t,i,. IA" o,t,e,t + M
o,4hF'4 W@,,t ~ ~ tl5
s,asWA spe.3zs 81, IA
s'asela s.s' J, 0sR LII + @ac ~ 9t.va .9ts
sef 1,ei, ~, seis so.. l3tvp' llrB.
,pst, s,c. 30 tWp. ~ 8.
mis.vI. u.i,s,ia 4ec, i89wp Itr.b.
4 ,i--svt A,e VI ~ NJ -ec * tsyH FIR 5.
\ IA swt, nNIt 80, ssc II tap. 12r.6
e'gn a n,ase Z, 6 'Mt y trrs
swithwfa nwl, W. g.c. 23 MI ii ~,
uisnel4 Sc. % smAsg'i sec. "a wp. 8,
se4 ? s'i e@'4 &C. 8' s"'1ny q 'g'' . '"''
wTIsset, nei. swii sec. ~, swt4oet. see 81 twp.
4 Tor. T.
ns4ne'4 s sere3z' ne ava sec 80 9" t'N'A s'V
nnoolaspi. ses W, nwi4-wli sec 28 twp. 10 r. Z,
n. -wi4 se'4 see ~ IVA nwas 81 Twp IL
b. nel, sec. " lwp. Ilr7.
lmproyem,nis o. Gnsnito creek willow
spdngs improvement "a IN =; S53 en,F'
Sierra County advocate., 1911-12-08
nkElMguEET TEX
tEsT FO-2 Ts1E: YEARS
1909 and 1910.
or AMOUNTS OVER TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS.
Territory of New Mexico,
CollnEY IA Sierra.

County Of Sierra
In accordance with the laws Of the
Terlitoi Z Of New Mexico, !, the under
signed treasurer ana eA-oflicio collec-
tor for the county Of Sierra, in the
Territory Of New Mexico, hayeprepared
and do hereby cause TO be published
within the said county the following
lat containing the names Of the owners
Of all property in said county upon
which the taxes for the years 1910
have become delinquent on or before
the 2nd day OF June, A. y. 1910 togeth-
er with a description Of the property
and the amount Of taxes, penalties
and costs due, opposite each name and
descrpt on together with separate
statement of tie taxes due on person
al property where the several taxes
are due from the sa owner or owners,
and the year o. years for which they
are due.
Notice is hereby gwen that /, the
undersigned treasurer and ex-oihcio
collector Of said county of Sierra, viii
apply to the District court in and for
said county Of Sierra, on F'rilay jan
uary l9. A. d. 1912, the same occur
ringnotless than thirty daysafter the last
publication hereof, for jndgemen
against the persons, lands, real estate
and personal property described IN the
following list, where the same amount
to over twenty-five dollars, together
with costs penalties, and for az order
to sell same or as much as may be nes-
sary to satisfy aaTd +adgement.
Andfurthernoticeishereby given that
within thirty days afterrenditionof such
judgement against such property, and
after given notice by hand BID posted
at the front door of the building IN
which the district court for said County
Of Sierra Is held, to-wt: the Court
House Of said county Of Sierra, at least
ten DAYS prior to SAID sale, |, the un-
dersigned treasurer and ex-oficio col
lector Of the County of Sierra, will off
er for sale at public auction in front
Of said building, the real estate and
personal property described in said
notice. ainst which Judgement may
be rende.ed FIR the amount Of taxes,
penalties and costs due thereon, con
tinuing said sale from day to day as
provided b. law.
WILL. M ROBINS.
Treasurer and FIX OtIieio Col
Sierra County advocate., 1911-12-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
u, S. Land Office at Las Cruces, n. M,

department. OF the interior.
u. S. Land Office at Las Cruces, N. M,
October "a, 1911.
NOTICE is hereby Given chat Agnes b
Mitchell, of Chloride, n. NJ, who, on Octo.
ber "a. 1911, made amestead entry, No.
062s6 for MANE4, Section 20, Township
II >, Range 6 w, n. NJ. r. Meridian. has
filed notice of intention TO make final five
year Proof, to establish ella N TO the alid
above desc he'd, before Andrew Kelley,
Probate Cletk. ~ Y lsh we, n u, oiA tne
lat dav of d cen ber, 1911.
Claimant J ames as wltnes es:
Walter Hear of Chloride. N. M.
Walter NJ Armour of Chi ride, N. NJ.
Austin Crawl, rd, Of Chloride, y NJ.
Edwin Smith, Of ChloHde, \, NJ.
JOSE GONZALES,
Register
First pub Oct. 2711
Sierra County advocate., 1911-12-08

omo.al Paper q s'e',a coo"'v.
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1AoNct utlAAtNtNR - iftN- - = g@l
nell see. 10 twp. 10 r. Il niua lot No.
376. mine lot No. S77. mine Ut No 800,
mne lot No 35l, tax S44.04, pen. $40,
costs ! so, toue $4774
Precinct No. l0--Fairview.
Bl1n Bros. pers nal prop riy tax
S25.O3, pen Sl.S0, costs 55f, total o2S0S,
Precinct No. Engle
j. II. Bigelow, elsnwl4 elssw4 sec.
26 twp IA =. >, gasoline engine, tanks 4
pump, tax s4S.S3, pen. 81. 40, costs, 75c.,
total SOL. 10,
Abran Gonzales, swl sec. A, nla nwA
SEE. twp. -, r 3, III acres ia swlf s 4
sec, NV 4sel4 wle nel1 sec, Twp. IL
r. 3, house at Enple tax sl7.l0. Horses
cattle aud other personal property, tax
S9.63, cost $3.50, total S2S.4S.
Jas. Hartly, house and corral Engle,
tax So 49, Horses cattle ara otH y
personh prop .tv. SlS.51, penalty $40,
cost 75c, tota s2S.43
Southwestern Lead & Coal Co, elec-
ric light and water p Mt, telegraph and
telephone line, water storage reservoir,
surface impr ,yemenls on mines, con
centraling mill aud machinery, tax
S3e02s. pen. $l950, COSTS $50, total
Ships.
Hetty w. Warren, hotel Ensla, n NJ.
tax 5000, penalty $50, cost Zoe, total
$3.50
First National Bank Gutter, iron safe
and bark fxtnes, Siax 81 1000, penalty
$3.50, cost zoe total Sll2.70.
Precinct No l4-Derry
VIM. Palmer, Ir puuphouse, boiler,
pumps in Apache SanyOn tax S24.4o,
Sierra County advocate., 1911-12-08

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1911.
Sierra County advocate., 1911-12-08
sierra County Advocate.

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