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Reports audited and filed.

Reports audited and fled
 Report of J. J. Chatham Jus tice of the Peace Precinct No. l., for quarter ending December 31, 1911, audited and filed.
 Report of Orton Phelps, Jus tice of the Peace Precinct No. 12, for quarter ending December 31, 1911, audited and filed.
 Report of J. F. Black, Justice of the Peace Precinct No. 3 for quarter ending December 31, 1911, audited and filed.
 Report of Geo. T. Coughlin, Justice of the. Peace, Precinct No. 3, for quarter ending Decem- Der 31, 1911, audited and filed.
 Report of Richard Farrel Jus tice of the Peace Precinct No. , for quarter ending December 31, 1911. audited and filled.
 Report of M. Marsteller,
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. !
 County of Santa CruZ.

Before me W. A. O'connor. Notary Public in and for the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona, duly commissioned and sworn. on this day personally appeared. o, P. Posey. F; Titcomb. E. K. Cumming. Louis Osburn and A. c. Frazer. known to to be tho persons whose names suhscribed to the foregoing articles Of interpretation and who signed the same in my presence. ann they seyerally ac- kuowledged to me that they executed the came for the purpose and consideration therein ex- pressed
 Given under my hand and the seal Of my office this isth day of February. A. b. Igl2.
 Notary Public. My commission ex pires the 22nd day Of July, 1913 2-24 -ot.
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w J Wager, Clerk Elec-
 tion Precinct z, -. $ 800 B c Best, Clerk Election
 Precinct ,, 800 J F Black, Judge Elec-
 tion, Prc't 3, 800 Nicholas Farrell Marshal
 Election Precinct 5. 500 Jens Peterson, Clerk
 Election Precinct 13, 500 w A .O'Connor, Salary
 District Attorney quarter
 ending Dec. 31 1911, 375.OO Phil Herold, Salary
 County Recorder and
 Ex- -Officio Clerk Board
 of Supervisors, quarter
 ending Dec. 31, 1911, 45O.OO A. A. Doherty, Salary as
 Assessor quarter end
 ing Dec. 31, 1911., 10000 Arcus Redoch, Salary
 as Treasurer, quarter
 ending Dec. 31, 1911, 375.O0I A Dumbauld, Salary
 Copyst Recorders Of
 fee December, 1911. 75.OO Pat Hannah, Team hire.
 delivering supplies, 15.OO J $ Andrews, Judge
 Primary Election Prc't
 No. 9, 500 R N Keaton, Bounty, 200 J A Sabatier, merchan-
 disc for indigents, 1000 Raymond Burruel, Deli
 vering Election supplies 21.OO A. c. Kingsley, Care of
 Indigent sick, Dec,
 1911, 175.OO HI B Riggs, Mdse. for
 sub. Go. Jail Patago- Wm. Igo, Judge Elec-
 tion, Precinct 8, 500 P J Munch, Bailiff Dis
 trict Court, 500 c P Cronin, Per diem
 delivering election sup Bo J Whiteside, Judge
 Election Prc't. Mo-. 1, 1000 A A Doherty, Inspector
 Election Prc't No. 1, 1000 F Olsen, Judge Election
 (Primary) Precinct 6, 500 DO Saxhang, Marshal
 Election Precinct, l, 800 P Munch, Clerk Elec- tion Precinct No. l., 1000 A. c. Kingsley, County Superintendent of
 Health and Registrar December 1911, 5000 R T Stump, Clerk Elec- tion Precinct No. A., 7.5O F Reichert, Judge Pri- mary Election Prc't 13, 500 St. Joseph's Hospital, Care of Indigents, 52.OO ! w D Parker, Inspector Election Precinct 13, 500 J A Crawley, Judge Election Precinct 12, 500 H w Purdy, Examina-
 ton Insane, .. 800
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Office of the Board of SupeIvi- )
 sOrS of Santa Cruz County, 4
 Nogales. Ariz., Dec. 29, 1911
 Board met pursuant to recess of December 18th, 1911.
 Present Chairman Ashburn, Members Parker and Henderson and Clerk Herold.
 Minutes of meetings of Nov ember 7, December 5, 6 and 28, read and approved.
 The following county demands were audited and allowed. Pete Bergier, Bounty, $ 35.CO Jose Jimenez, Bounty, 36.O0 H M Clagett, Refund CT
 roneous tax, 34.0O JE Wise, Judge Primary
 Election Oct. 24, 1911
 and Judge General
 Election Dec. 12, 1911, 1000 c P Cronin, Per diem
 and expenses deliver
 ing election supplies,
 etc, 11.5O Phil Herold, Postage,
 telegramS etc., 1895 c P Lopez, Interpreters e P Lopez, Constable
 fees Precinct 1, 39.35 c. P. Lopez, Interpreter
 District Court, 1000 W V Coughlin, Deputy John Cummings, Clerk
 Election Precinct }, 800 HJ Saxon, Sheriff's fees, 662. .O3 J J Lowe, Assigned to
 H J Saxon, Deputy
 Sheriff fees, 166. 95 H J Saxon, Cash expen-
 ses Sheriff's cffice, 14.9O O. J. Omstead, Making
 ballot box for prc't. 1, 4.25 Chas. A. Gabriel, Mar
 shal Election Precinct
 No. f, 300 Geo. B. Marsh, Inc,
 Burial of indigents, 45.45 D. Coughlin, Judge of
 Election Precinct No. 6 800 w S Wilde Marshal Elec-
 tion Precinct No. g.. 800 C. O F'oltz, Clerk of Elec-
 tion No. 9, = 800 Charles Quitty y, Judge of
 Election Precinct No.
 g. 800 Wm Marteney, Inspector Election Precinct No. 9, o.OO Pete Bergier, Judge Election Precinct f, 7.5O c c Chapman, Marshal
 of Election Prc't, 13, 800 c c Chapman Clerk of Election Prc't. 13, 300 E E Bethel1, Inspector Election Precinct i, 7.5O c T Shugart. Marshal Election, Prc't ,, . BOG Richard Farrell Inspect or Election Prc't. ,, 5.OO w D Parker, Inspector 1 Primary Election Prc't. No. 12,. SOC
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O xxi landSo on Supervisors of Santa Float to Judge Doan Cruz County. by Henry Ohm that while it be lawful to such lands
  Ar;zo6a not rracicobIo bacause of +bo daon1+U f oi
  purs % adjournment of a x sal CeceHoe[' ioI1: Therefore, be
 
 oi1u Seih the lands of the $ Member Henderson. ie and aside collect
  the the Fletcher M the District Attorney, in 1911 the County Assessor 191 audited filed lows, to- your tax receipts Sold SIS receipts 636 CO., Paid Treasurer, 604 20 
 
 S1, ,5e4. .Oo Received Clerk School Receipts 962.5o Sold 337 receipts, S42.5O 3% Commission, Treasurer, 449 Receipts returned, 112OOo
 s1 e62. 50 Respectfully submitted, A. A.. filed. until 10 A. M December
 
 PHIL HEROLD, O.. F.. ASHBURN,
 CLERK. CHAIRMAN
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M Marsteller, Salary Town of Nogales, Probate Judge expenses Small
 PdH SstsS 5astisd ls5 snS000 O. s7 S s & Precinct No Earle Remington book ST. 1911. 13565 office 5000 J Chgtham, Coroner's Chas. A. Gabriel per Inquest, 1000 diem and mileage road Inquest, 1000 c O Foltz road work 1S7s V Sneaker, Harry o J Karns ips auto hire t0h Insane, 90o District Attorney and E Miller PrlntlnS Co., Surveyor 45.OO anu AS J A Crawey, road work 1000 Arcus Reddoch, F Mi1Inr % 1d Pyia ''Ao reasurer's of ry Prc't 800 Th Tqe f,,5 a a M lo,oo EE1ectinn Precinct oo approved Judge, E McDongaiI Clerk ~ a provided by law.
 Election Precinct g. F. as Farre Judge Chairman Board of Supervisors, Precinct No. 800 quarter ending December 31, Leeker Quilts l9di' s2OuooI Proto Bros. Merchan- Supervisor, quarter ending De- disc for smallpox cenber 3l 1911' S175.oo tient @ 1865 A. Henderson, Salary Nqgales Water O., Supervisor ending De Water, Nov 1911, IA S5 cember 31 1911, S175O0.
 proceeded to the year The Collector filed of collections County Taxes charged School Dist No Interest and Redemption Fund School Dist Interest and Redemption Fund 27577 Addition by Collector, Taxes collected by Collector, -. $61,56614 Redu of Supervisors, 24144 Taxes collected by Assessor, 1760 Delinquent Taxes. for 1911 16,366 23 z
 Respectfully submitted SIS 275 g7
 ARGUS REDDOCH, Collector. presented report licenses during 1911 follows, to-wt;
 10 Retail Liquor S3ooOO $3,0Ooo0 4 Wholesale Liquor at S15OO 3OOOO 4 Distiery Brew at s1oOo 4ooo snecaG oT d" o0o =. .- 39 50
 s8.a875o frtie;on Paid to County Treasurer ss'7asSs Ss
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
 OF THE Board of Supervisors of Santa Cruz County.

Office of the Board of Supervi- ) Sors, of Santa Cruz County, Nogales, Ariz., Dec. 29, 1911
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Sheriff presented report of 1911, as follows, to-wit;
 10 Retail Liquor at S30O.OO :. f Wholesale Liquor at S75.0O 4 Distillery or Brew at S1O.OO 1 show at $1O.OO =. Special -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-16
JUNE REGATTA TO
Be HELD LATER
Boat Club Decides to Defer Races
Until All Arrangements
Are Complete.

The regatta committee OF the VIr-
gin,a Boat Club met last night and de-
cided that the regatta which was to
have been held on June % be postponed
appointed. as follows: Captain w. z.
Crawford. chairman; w. Il Gillian.
Robert B. Forrest. Allan ]. saville and
Shepard Crump and Olan Richardson,
from the Blues Athletic Association.
will be complete in every detail, in
Guiding races for women, two and four
crews. canoe races and the usual she'll
race.
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Cleveland. O.. Juno 1.-THE Washington
team. unchecked in its winning streak, Ia
tonight tied with Chicago for second place.
These two teams arc now only one game
Maps heldcrs handed The washinEton toen,
to-day's victory, their sixteenth straight
Willie Mitchell. who started the game. did
wei unti! the fourth. when no was hit hard
ana lost control: Despite the fact that the
maps then had but one run, Manager Davis
Kept the southpaw in until he was knocked
all around the lot in the NTH steen then
came to the rescue, and with tho proper
support would have been the victor. Cashion
time. Score:
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Three-base hit-Shields Stolen bases
CHM, Pressly. Shields. Dou-
bic play-Shields to Garman. Struck
out--By Mckenzie. 6: by Burleson, s..
Base on balls-Or Mckenzie. i. or.
Burleson, l. Left on bases-Newport
News. 8; Roanoke. G. First on errors
Newport News, 1: Roanoke, q.
Passed ball-Lake. Wild pitches,
Mckenzie, Burleson. Umpire-Afr.
Black. Time OF game--1:4s Attend-s
ance-1,S00.
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LAKE EASY FOR ATHLETICS

Detroit. Mich. June 15.-The Athletics
made the most OF their opportunities to-day
summing mp being to /. Joe Lake, late
or ST. Louis. was taken In for twelve hits,
including homer, triple and a double
The four-Daser was ono OF Bakers most
finished product. Coombs often was in
trouble, but only once let the Tigers cash
In the seventh Delehanty. Gainor and MORT
arity were on bases with none dead STAN
age forced Dclehanty at the plate, Lake
batted for himself and fouled to Baker
and Bush grounded. Score.
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WALSH LASTS TWO INNINGS

Chicago. H., June led. walsh at
tempted to pitch his second game against
tho Red Sox with but single days rest,
and Chicago was beaten to-day to 2.
getting to him for three safe hits and ms
many runs in the first Benz went In in the
third. and was good. Cardigan was hit on
and was compelled to retire from the game.
Stahi was presented with a chest OF silver
before the game Score: " -
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Totals
Portsmouth.

Portsmouth ....................1 / . 900 c-s
summary: Two base hits-Becker. Ttnan.
griffin, Watson. Three-base hit-Douglas.
Home run-Burke. Sacrifice hIts-Mayer
Gram. Griffin. Sacrifice Gy--watson Stolen
Richmond. 8: Portsmouth. 10. Hits--or
strain. in 2e-3 innings: of Bruckmiller,
in il-3 innings. First base on balls-OT
Strain. 2: or Mayer. 3. Struck out-By
Mayer 3. Time of game. 1885 Umpire.
Orth.
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HIT BALL HARD ON
BROAD STREETLOT
CONTINUED From First Pa.ge.)

Continual From First Page)
plate on Douglass helder's choice.
Cooper struck at three and failed to
connect
Griffin was hit by pitched ball in
the first inning. Graf made first on
Burke sent the ball into left field
bleachers. Griffin and Graft crossing
the rubber as Burke trotted home.
Flournoy hit to left and was forced
at second by Strains grounder. Strain
out attempting to pilfer second.
Score in Fourth.
No more runs were made until the
fourth, when the Truckers put two
across. Raiey made beautiful stab
and stopped Watson's hard grounder.
Watson dying at frst Douglas hit
field for two bases. Douglas and
Cooper scored on Titman's hit to left.
Garvin went out Griffin to Raley.
Aianser out McComas TO Raley
The Colts added two runs IN the
sixth. Burke drew n pass Flournoy
flied to third. Strain a.ed TO left
McComas safe at first on hit to
Manser Mace hit scoring Burke.
Mace taking second on the THROWN
Aiaaser. Verbout failed TO connect
with three.
Castro's men tried hard in the
seventh to even UP things. Garvin
hit to second. Manser famed. Gar
vim forced at second by Beckcrs
felder's choice. Murphy made first
on an infeld hit Britton hit TO centre
for two bases. Becker and Murphy
crossed the rubber. Watson flied to
Strain.
Game Sewed Up.
Three runs in the seventh and ono
In the eighth closed the game for the
Colts. The runs came in this way:
Griffin safe at hrst on Murphy's FUN
bile OF an easy grounder. Graf flied
to Britton. Raley sent one to left for
two bases: Griffin scored.
Strain hit, scoring Raley and Burke.
McComas flied to Becker, in right, who
accepted the chance.
IN the eighth Mace hit TO centre.
Eerbout sacrificed him to second.
Griffin hit to third: Mace scored. Grit
fin out stealing second. Graft went
out, short TO first.
Garvin. the first Trucker up in the
ninth, lined n beauty to centre Manser
sent one to AcComns, who doubled
Garvin at second. Becker nit to centre
Murphy hit to centre. Manser scoring
Britton hit to left. and Becker crossed
the rubber Here Doc Ayers stepped in
Watson hit n flelders choice and forced
Murphy at third. Douglas flied TO
Graft. and the game was ended.
FIRST GAME.
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BROWNS WIN IN NINTH

St Louis. Juno M-Gcorge stovalps tail.
end Browns stopped the Highlanders this
the k!bosh on Russell Ford. The score was
to !. The Mound City lads hammered VOL
vertons s!aobist for three consecutive hits
IN the last round and put across the neces-
sary run before batsman had been retired
II was a classy pitching duel between Ford
ana Hamilton. lett-harder. Had Ford
been furnished the excellent support that
st. Louis displayed, st. Louis might never
have been able to score before the ninth
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

New York. June 1.-THE Pittsourghr took
to-days game from the Giants by n score
o. TO mainly through good stick work.
AIDED by the Giants errors. Doniin was tho
batting star Of the day. getting one single
TWO two-baggers and a three-sacker out Of
hvs times at bat. Crandaii waS raped
haIn. but Hendrix was in flne form and re-
celVeo mngnihcent support. Rain fell the
keep 5000 people from being present score:
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tBatted for Weaver in ninth.

% U U v U U y O--4
Chicago .......................OO o 0 o 3 O Ga
Summary: Runs-Hooper, Yerkes. Speaker.
Wagner. Rath. Lord. Collins. Two-base hit
Wagner. Three-base hit-Lord. Sacrifice
hitS-Lewis Callahan. Lett on bases-Bos-
ton. :: Chicago, 6. First base on balls-On
OBrlen. !. Struck out-By OBrlen. /: by
Walsh /: by Benz. 4. Hit by p!tcher-By
Benz. 1 (Carrgan). Time of game. LIS.
Empires. Dlneen and Sheridan.
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vlngo. Moran. cutshaw. Bumme,. ro,,.v

Wingo. Moran. cutshaw. Hummei, Tooley.
larger Two-base h!ts-Sailee. Evans
fbree-hase htt-Moran. Sacrifice hits-Ma-
gee. cu,shaw. Wheat Tooley. Stolen bases
MAGE HuggnH, Winso. Wheat. Double
play-W. Smith to HuSgins TO Magee. Left
on onses-St Louis I; Brooklyn. s. First
base on errors-St. Louis. !. Hi;s-On SAL
lee. in innings. First base on baiis-ON
Barser. 4; OF Sslee. s. Struck out-By Bar
ger 3; by Sallee. 3; by Wills. =. Umpires
Brennan and Eunslle.
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Roanoke.

Totals ..-...-..33 0 1923 0 4
Bates out. hit by batted ball.
"Batted for Newton in ninth.
Score by Innings: r.
Newport News. $500. 10000 oos-3
Roanoke ........... 100000 100
Summary: Runs--Oyler. Pleiss, Rog-
ers. Two-base hits-Bates. Pressly.
Sacrifice hit-Garman. Struck out
By Morrissey. 6; by Efrd. 8. Bases on
balls-on Morrlssey. L; off Efird. /.
Left on bases-Newport News, 8: Roa-
noke. 8. First on crror-Roanoke, /.
Umpire. Mr.. Black. Time OF game.
1870. Attendance, 1000.
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II INNINGS TO DECIDE GAME

Brooklyn. June I5.-It took eleven innings
to-day for Brooklyn to defeat St. Louis
6ailee held tho Brookyns we'll IN hand un-
III tho sixth. when his widncss, followed
by consistent hitting. brought over two
riins he was succeeded BY Willis in the
Ign also changed pitchers. Score:
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Totals ...si 10 n IA Totals ...sa S .24 >
None out whom winning run uas anaraa

,Nohe out When Whining run was scored
ssofe oy innings; r.
&c" .-....................1 o o o o o-i
summary: Ituns-IIartzell. Compton and
Pratt Two-pase hits-Chasc. Compton
sacsihce hti-Hamiiton. Stolen bases-Pratt
Compton. Double play,-Ga rdner to Stump
to Chase Left on bases-New York g. ST
Louis, 6. First base on balls-On Ford .:
on Hamilton. g. Struck out-By Ford, 5: by
Hamilton. 3. umpires, Esan and o'Lough-
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Portsmouth

Summary: Two-base h.ts--Cooper. T!tmnn.
Raiey. Britton. Home run-Burke. Sacri-
fee hits-Murphy t2). Rniey. Verbout. Stolen
base-GraN. Left on bases-Rich mond. 5;
Portsmouth. 8. Hita-On Verbout, l3 in Ia
innings. First base on balls-OH Verhout,
|; of Manser 3 Struck out-By Verbou,.
8: by ManSer. 4. Wild pitch-Manser. Time
OF game. 1880 Umpire. Orth.
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Cleveland
Washington.


Totals ...sa ~ q IL Totals .ss Ii n IT o
DATED Cor Bali in eighth
tBatted for Steeu In eighth
tsatted for cashlon In eighth.
Score by inningst
q q
summary: Runs-Graney, Olson t2). Latoie
Mitchell Foster. Milan, Gandn (2), shanks.
wo-oa hits-IIaJoie. Morgan Milan
stolen basesNoandn, Turner Double plays
Mcbride to Gandil; Morgan to Mcbride 10
GandH. Hits-On Mitchell. 10 in Ii-3 in
nlnss: on cashion. II in Z Innings: Off Steen.
In "a innings First base on balls-On
Groom. 3. Struck out-By Mitchell s: bv
Steen, s; by Gash!on. .: by Groom, / Pass
ed oal-O'Nehi (2). Umplres. Connolly and
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BOSTON LOSES TO REDS

Boston. June !b-AIthoush Boston outba :
ted and outAelded Cincinnati TODAY the
visitors made their hits when they counted,
and won TO 2. Score:
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Demonstration on any kind of road

ing the first. to o. and Roanoke win
ming the second. 5 to o. Morrissey
was invincible in the first, while
Burleson was never in danger In the
second The scores.
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Boston ..-..........-.-......-..-o o o %
Summary: Runs-Bescher t2). Marsans
EERn ca. Phelan. Horse-. o Rourke. Brown.
Two.base hits-Clarke. Houser. Marsans.
Beecher. Stolen bases-+McDonald, Egan,
Phelan. Double piay-Sweeney TO ORourke
to HoUser. FRS, base on balis--On Brown,
4: off Benton. 2. Struck out-By Brown. s;
by Benton. e. Umpires. Klein and Bush.
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TWO TEAMS tied
FOR SECONDPLA
Washington's Victory Puts Club
on Even Basis With
Chicago.
BROWNS WIN OUT IN NINTH
Tigers Fall Before Athletics, and
Boston Defeats White
Sox.
American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
st. Louis, ~ New York. L.
Chicago, 81 Boston. &.
Detroit, IL Philadelphia. 9.
Cleveland, 81 Washington, q,
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PIRATES AIDED
BYGIANTS' ERRORS
But S to 4 Victory Is Mainly
Due to Good Stick
e. Work. 81,
REDS WIN FROM BOSTON
REDS WIN FROM BOSTON
1t Takes Eleven Innings for
Brooklyn to Defeat St. Louis
by S to a Score
National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston, 81 Cincinnati. @.
New York, 4, Pittsburgh, 8.
Brooklyn. 81 st. Louis, 4.
Philadelphin-Ch rnin.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Washlpgton at Cleveland.
Philadelphia mt Detroit.
New York Mt st. Louis.
boston Mt Chicago.
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PhiladelI soooo1oon
Detroit ............-.:.........1 0 o 20 o OIL
Lapp. coombs. Jones. T'wo-base hit-Baker
Three-hase Unfolding. Homo run-Baker.
Crawford 1app. coombs Left on bases"
Philadelphia. .: Detroit. FIRST base on
balls-Or Coomos. g.; off Lake, 1. Struck
game. 2:oS. Ump!res. westervel. and Evans.
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EACH TAKES ONE
OF DOUBLE HEADER
Morrissey Invincible in First, and
Burleson Never in Danger
in Second.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Newport News. Va, June 15.-New-
port News and Roanoke split even in a
dcuble-header to-day. the locals TAX
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Hendrix. Devore. snodgrass. Murray. Shafer.
Two-base hits-Donlin t2). Becker, Devore.
Miller. Threc-bsso hit-Donlin Sacr!nc. nit
Fletcher. Stolen base-Herzog. Doubl .
piay--Doyle 10 Snodsrass. Left on bases
New York. Z: Pittsburgh. 6. First base on
erroTs-Pittsburgh. .. First bese on balls
on crantsli. 2: or Hendrix g. Struck out
BY crandan. 2: BY Hendrix 9. Hit by
pitcher-By Hendrix. ! (Devore). Umpirep
Rigier and Finneran
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Totals 80 "a q 10 Totals "a, q II 6
'Batted for Fletcher in ninth.
IRAN for Crsncan In ninth.
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Cincinnati,
Totals "a swn Totals "a 10 n

lated Tor O'Rourke In sixth.
ore by innings:
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Totals ...s5 II 81 L. Totals 80 q 10
eBatted for Lake in ninth
TRAN for StanaBe in seventh.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-04-25
II. +. ID. No. 2.

Drag the roads. Now is the time
to do the most good.
Several from this vicinity attended
the Davis City sale Saturday. Stock
of all kinds sold high. Their next
sale is Saturday, May 4th.
Mr.. Walters and family visited at
the home of his father-in-law. Mr..
Hardinger, south of Davis City, last
Sunday
All of the extra hands in these
parts have secured jobs at $500 to,
$4,000 per month, and $3.50 to-
$500 day. If the laborers in the
towns would go to work and quit
talking socialism they would be bet,
ter off.
Bert Adams and family visited
Sunday with his brother Mark at
Davis City.
Mrs. A. J. Fulton and children
were Sunday visitors at Lon Fulton's'
on Postum Ridge. ......
Jim and Russ Smith, Frank Camp
bell and Fred Smith, of Eden Center,
were Sunday visitors on the Ridge.
George Barlean is hauling corn
from Joe Dobson's this week. n
The township trustees have pur-.
chased new road grader " ,'Es sSs
D. P. Leahy is around again after.
a two months illness
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-04-25
Notice of School Election.

Public notice is hereby given by
authority of a resolution passed on
April -, 1912, by the board of d.
rectors of the Independent School
District of Leon, in the County of
Decatur and State of Iowa, pursuant
to a duly signed petition, that a
special election of the voters of said
independent school district, will be
held at the Fire Engine house, Leon,
Iowa, on the 18th day of May, A. D.
1912, from one o'clock p M, until
six O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of
voting on the following proposition:
shall the Independent School Dis
trict of Leon, in the County of Deca-
tur and State of Iowa, issue bonds
in sum not to exceed fifteen thous-
and dollars $1,000, for the pur-
pose of constructing and equipping
an addition to the high school build
ing?"
At which election all of the legal
voters of said Independent School
District are notified to appear at said
time and place.
Dated at Leon, Iowa, this 18th
day of April, A. D. 1912.
j.. w. ROWELL,
35-3t Secretary Board of Directors