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Sept. 12-19-26.
Order Limiting Time to File, Claims,
and For Hearing Thereon.

Order Limiting Time to File, Claims,
and For Hearing Thereon.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
Blue Earth, In Probate Court.
erick Hannah, Decedent.
Letters of administration on said
estate this day having been granted
to William J. Hannah.
1t is Ordered That the time within
which all creditors of the above
named decedent may present claims
against his estate in this court, be,
and the same hereby is, limited to
six months from and after the date
hereof: and that Thursday the 5th
day of March, 1914, at ten o'clock
a. m, in the Probate Court rooms at
the Court House at Mankato, in
said county, be, and the same hereby
is, fixed and appointed as the time
and place for hearing upon and the
examination, adjustment and allow
ance of such claims as shall be pre-
scented within the me aforesaid.
Let notice hereof he gwen by the
publication CT this order in The Man
kato Free Press as provided by law
Dated September 3rd, 1913.F
EVAN HUGHES,
Judge of Probate
Thos. Hughes,
Attorney.
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TIvoH
rom SATURDAYS pai,v,

rom Saturdays Daily.
Tivoli had a very heavy rain Thurs
day morning.
E. Tanner is busy cutting corn
for the neighbors.
Mrs Walter McBeth has returned
from the twin cities.
Mrs. G.. w. Beschnett visited at
the Bennett home Monday.
Mr.. Johnson of Washington is Wis
iting his sister and mother.
Miss Minnie Miller visited with
Miss Lena Albrecht Saturday.
Jake Armstrong is visiting with
his parents here for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Miller visited
friends in Mankato Wednesday.
Leslie Morse enjoys his work in
the high school at Saltwater.
Mr. Begerstay has commenced his
fall work ON the Seaquist place,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kruger visited
at the Armstrong home Sunday.
1t is rumored that Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Carol will remove to a larger
place
Mr.. and Mrs. Vent Smith of Eagle
Lake will soon move into Tivoli
again.
Quite number of Tivolians at
tended Mr.. Lemons sale in Eagle
Lake Monday.
Mrs. N. Johnosn and son and
daughter went to Albert Lea to visit
relatives Monday.
Mrs. Mertens and Mrs. Falancer
of Mankato visited with Mrs. George
Beschnett Sunday.
N. Hoagland and son, West, drove
out in the latter's Hupmobile to see
the Rapidan dam. Sunday.
Mrs. S. Wilkinson, Mrs. H. Wilkin-
son and her aunt. Mrs. L. Hanna,
visited at B. Miller's home Wednes-
day. '-.'" "@s'..
Mr. and Mrs. D. j. Musser and
daughter Ethel were callers at the
H. Buchholtz and c. Miller homes
Sunday. ...~
A birthday party was held at the
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HELPFUL WOhDo.
From a Mankato Citizen.

FROM Mankato citizen.
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Does it ache especially after exer
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Is there soreness in the kidney
region?
These symptoms suggest weak kid
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If so there is danger in delay.
Weak kidneys get fast weaker.
Give your trouble prompt attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys.
Your neighbors use and recon-
mend them.
Read this Mankato Testimony.
David Pugh, of the firm, Flo, Pugh
e. Brcckmeyer. grocers, 221 East
Main ST., Mankato, Mimi, says: 81
have used Doan's Kidney Pills and
can recommend them. They have
been of great help A., in correcting
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lating their action. Doan's Kidney
Pills have brought relief from back.
ache and have established the fact
that they are a kidney remedy of
true merit. Doan's Kidney Pills have
we'll earned my recommendation"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan Sand
take no other.-Advt.
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St, Clair

Miss Amy Norton was d. Mankato
caller Thursday.
Many st. Clair people attended the
state fair last week. ..,t
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hubner were
in Mankato Saturday.
The Ladies' Working club met
with Mrs. H. Hubner Tuesday.
Miss Ernestine Frank left Sunday
to teach in the Severson district.
Mrs. Emmel and children of Man
kato visited here with relatives Sun
day.
Miss Amanda Beccue visited with
her sister, Miss Agnes in Mankato
Monday.
Miss Clara HeinLze attended the
nurses graduating exercises in Man
kato last Thursday.
Edward Mountain of Good Thunder
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
p H. BoWe Sunday
Miss Kathryn Brown of Madison
Lake took up her work as teacher
in the Gekeler school Monday.
Miss Grace Buchholtz, who is at
tending the normal school in Man
kato. spent Sunday in st. Clair.
Mr. and Mrs. o. D. Hulsman left
Wednesday for Welcome, Mimi,
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Edward Guyer and her sister,
Miss Sophie Pagenkopf, are visiting
with friends in the twin cities this
week.
Peter Smith. who has been staying
with his uncle, at Alma City during
the summer vacation, returned home
Monday.
Miss Ada Bowe returned Satur.
day from Minneapolis, where she
has been visiting with her uncle, DR..
Taylor.
Mrs. Near and children have been
very sick with the measles, but are
now on the road to recovery: The
nurse left Sunday. .a
Nuss Seayerson, a sister OF Mrs.
Charles Schweitzer. who has been
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MANkATo FREE PRESS

visiting here for a week, returned
to her home in Mapleton Saturday.
The hunting season opened Sun
day and all the men and boys that
owned guns or any kind were out at
an early hour shooting chickens and
ducks.
Miss Elsie Gekeler was given a
parcel shower at her home Saturday
evening. There were quite num-
Der of young people present and
they spent deliShtful evening, after
which refreshments were served.
The Bible class and the "Willing
Workers class of the Evangelical
church surprised Reuben Haedt Fri
day evening, September 5. A num-
Der of games were played and every
one had a very enjoyable time. A
lunch was served after which the
guests departed
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From Saturdays Daily.

A. Johnson of Mapleton is calling
on friends here today.
g., C. LOOMS of Minneapolis is a
Mankato visitor today.
Mrs. B. Thompson of Amboy Wis.
tied here yesterday
E. P. Lynch of Faribault is a
Mankato visitor today.
Mrs. J. D. Yaeger of Truman spent
yesterday in the city.
v. A. Sandberg of Austin called
on friends here yesterday.
John Hinze of LeSueur spent yes.
terday with friends here.
Miss Alice Hinley of Faribault is
guest in the city today.
Nick Barbian of Mapleton attend
ed the fair here yesterday.
A. r, Chase of Marshall transact
ed business here yesterday
Mrs. w. S. Farnham went to St
Paul today for short visit
Jesse Grouse of Boone, Ia, is
visiting in Mankato this week.
H. j. Kasp of Faribault was in
the city yesterday on business,
G. N, Fuller of Winnebago spent
yesterday and today at the fair.
Miss LESSEE l.. Buckley of Slayton
spent yesterday with friends here.
Miss Florence L. Cone of Worth.
ington is calling on friends here to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. 1Bibbins OF
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chatfleld are guests in Mankato to.

day.
Glenn Stratton of Good Thunder
was in town yesterday on business.
Charles McCarty of Good Thur,
der is in the city today on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Stedor of James
vile are visiting in the city this
week.
E. A. Cole of Owatonna is spend.
ing a few days in Mankato this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Palmer of Yer
non Center are calling on friends
here today.
Senator and Mrs. j., E. Haycraft OF
Madelia are attending the fair here
today.
John Bonsell and son Of Lusk,
Wyo., arrived here yesterday for a
short visit.
Miss Adeline Haney of ST. Peter
is the guest of Miss. Esther Traub
over Sunday.
P. w. McKasy, John Mosher, Har.
ry Johnston of LIE Sueur are fair Wis,
itors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. John.
son of Amboy are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. c. d. Ott~
Mr.. and Mrs. William Van Ant.
werp of Cleveland are spending to
day in Mankato.
Misses Gracs and Isabelle Blom.
berg Of st. Peter attended the Man.
kato fair yesterday.
S. G. Coozer and II. w. Petrisch
of Vernon Center called on friends
in Mankato yesterday.
John A. Johnson of Minneapolis is
the guest of his son and daughter
Rev. and Mrs o. J. Arthur.
Mrs. Ed. P; Richter and Richard
Richter of Montgomery arrived here
yesterday for a short visit.
]. w. Aughenbaugh, Mrs. Miller
and Mrs. Anderson of Waseca are
attending the fair here today.
C. L. Macdonald H. c. Noonan
and Glenn Kemnitzeif Blue Earth
are visiting in Mankato today.
L. A. Maker of Lake Crystal is
at the fair and caring for his
horses, which have been exhibited.
D. A. Reed of st. Paul spent yes.
terday in Mankato. Mr.. Reed was
formerly an attorney in Lake Crys.
tai.
T. H. Cook and family of Sleepy
Eye will move to Elysian, where
Mr.. Cook will take charge of the
mill. e.
Misses Anna and Florence Borden
and Marion and Kathryn Byron OF
GAINESVILLE are visiting in Mankato
today.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Acid DeMers
of Mankato, formerly football star in
eastern colleges, visited in Sleepy
Eye this week.
Editor H. C. Hotaling of Mapleton
is attending the fair today and
brought a. large delegation of Ma,
pletonl people with him.
Miss Gladys Davis returned to her
home in Walker yesterday after be
ing the guest of her aunts, Mrs
George c. Nefbovig and Mrs. P. w
Barney.
George PARROT Of Rapidan, Ebene
ger Sheldon and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A
Williams left today for Chattanooga
Tenn, where they will attend the
convention of the G.. A. R.
DR.. C. J. Holman was in Walnut
Grove yesterday and states that
there is a great deal of hog cholera
in that section. One man has lost
ninety-eight hogs out of herd
of 100. ...
, Editor Lane and Drs. Parrish and
McFadden of Sherburn are in Man
kato, lured here by the fair. En-
route in the editors auto they shot
several prairie chickens upon which
they will feast this evening.
Adolph Sucker, cashier of the
State Bank of Lewisville, is in Man.
kato on some probate business.
Lewis Busch has returned to his
work as bookkeeper In the National
Citizens bank after two weeks vaca
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OSpt. O-lA-IJ.
ORDER OF HEARING ON PETl-
TON FOR LICENSE TO SELL
LAND sY REPRESENTATIVE OR
GUARDIAN.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
Blue Earth. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Fred
C. Zschunke, deceased.
Order of Hearing on Petition for
License to Sell Land.
The petition of Ora L. Zschunke
as representative of the above
named estate, having been filed in
this court, representing, among
other things, that for reasons stated
in said petition, it is necessary and
for the best interests of the estate
of said Fred C. zschunke and of
persons interested therein, to- sell
certain lands of said estate in said
petition described, and praying that
license be to Ora L. Zschunke grant
ed to sell the said land.
1t is ordered, that said petition be
heard by this court, at the probate
court rooms in the court house in
the city of Mankato, county OF
Blue Earth, state of Minnesota, on
the 30th day of September, 1918, at
10 o'clock a. M, and that the cita-
ton of this court issue to all per-
sons Interested in said hearing and
said matter, and that such citation
he served nv fhe notification thereof
in The Mankato Free Press, accord
ing to law.
Dated September 3rd, 1913.
BY the Court,
EVAN HUGHES.
Judge of Probate Court
probate Seal0
Miles Porter, Attorney.
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Jesse home Saturday evening in
honor of Mrs. Jesse. The guests re-
port having had a good time.
Tivoli has four students at the
Mankato normal school. They are
Meryl Kruse, Misses Leilah Harvey,
Marie Musser and Grace Buchholtz.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Carlson and son
and daughter of Mankato drove out
in their Mitchell car Sunday and
visited at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
B. l.. Miller. They also went through
st. Clair accompanied by b, L, Mil
Ter and his daughter Miss Minnie.
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day night, August 81, was buried
on September 8, in the German Lu-
theran cemetery in Mankato. The
funeral was conducted by Rev. J.
MANI in the Swedish Lutheran
church. The pail bearers wei : all
friends of Mr.. Draeger from. Lake
Crystal and were Jesse Sizer, John
H. Jones, ice Graham, Thomas
Owens, Albert Othoudt and John
Roberts Mr.. Draeger's death was a
great blow to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gottleib Draeger, who did not
know of his illness. Besides his
parents, two brothers, Otto and Eric
survive him. Two older brothers
preceded him to the grave.
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The time of the heats was: First,
2:SS; second, 2:24; third, 2:24A.
There were 998 people in the
grand stand yesterday afternoon to
witness the races and the ball game
The Auto Parade.
The automobile parade was spec
tacular feature last night. Nearly
a hundred machines formed in line
at the Elks club at. about 1880
o'clock. The Mankato band occu'
pied several autos. R. E. Brown,
president of the Mankato Automo.
bile club. headed the parade which
swept north on Second street for a
number of blocks, thence on Front
and south Oil that thoroughfare,
swinging back on Second and pro.
ceeding north again, passing through
the residence section of the city
On North Front street there was a
display of red fire as the autoists
moved along to the splendid music
of the band. Among those who had
their machines in line were:
r. e. Brown, J. S. Holbrook, Dr.
J. w. Andrews, j. B. Nielsen, J. G.
Fowler, c. T. Taylor, M. D. Fritz
DIR. Barney, George Krost, Mr.. Golf,
Charles Hoerr, J. G. Thro, DR.. J. F,
Rosenwald, Mr.. Harder, John A
Johnson, George Charland, E. L.
Miller, A. E. Quimby, Gus Klein,
schmidt Theodore Just, Rudolph
Bierbauer, George Klein, Harry Iver.
son, Eric Engwaldson, Mr.. Bekke,
c.. NJ. Fiero, J. r. Brandrup, Joseph
Hampl, Cashier Jones, Peoples State
bank, North Mankato, A. L. Bennett,
Conrad Mayer, Wilbur Taylor, Frank
Thomas, w. G.. Hoerr, E. T.. Glenn
ents, A. G. Johnson, A. M Stein,
Emil Schoyen, o. w. Walker,
Charles Northrop, d. E. Walker,
Peter Schweitzer, l. N. Thompkins,
Mr. Wilson, George Wiedenmann
John Koch, Al Wysong, w. w. Davis,
John Hagin, w. w. Clements, Rob.
ert Bradley, C. H. Saulpaugh,
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Hoch Der New Ulm
Folks Came to Expo
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
"Hoch Der Kaiser" The Second
Regiment band from New Ulm ar
rived in Mankato this morning and
Immediately marched to the city hall
where the city officials were sere-
naded The band was accompanied
by at least 200 people from New Ulm
md at noon many more came from
that city beside sar number of auto
mobiles which brought parties from
there. At noon the crowd promised
to be larger even than yesterday
when 5,00Os tickets were taken at the
gates.
]. S. Montgomery of the University
farm came to Mankato this morning
and was busy all day Judging the
livestock.
Many of the displays in exhibition
hall were changed today and people
who visited the grounds yesterday
and the day before are still, finding
new things to claim their attention.
The fair management feels much
pleased with the way things are go
ing and the crowds are being salts
fed. There have been no accidents
to mar the pleasure of the visitors
at the fair and everything has been
great success.
Races Yesterday Afternoon.
Excellent horse racing featured the
Mankato fair yesterday afternoon.
More than eleven hundred spectators
witnessed these events from the
grandstand. The track on both sides
were lined with people twho evinced
lively interest in the speed con-
tests.
The races were pulled off in spite
Of the somewhat heavy track. A.
w. McElroy of Minneapolis acting
as starter. Clifford Thro is acting
as clerk of the course. The results
of the two races are as follows;
the names of the horses and the or
der in which they finished each
heat being given:
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The beauty and virtue of women
are superior to the virtue and beauty IT
men. but no one can be beautiful when
il the throes of deep-seated hacking
cough or cold. Nothing will bring greater
relief than Aliens Congh Balsam. Sold for
over half century. Endorsed by thosc
who use it. 25c., SOC. and 81 100 bottles.
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A reduction OF nearly
one-HaIf; good for a
days only on the Daily
Free Press;ready
about it elsewhere.
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OBITUARY..

e.. MS =
Herman Draeger, who died Satur. /
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Time: First heat, 2:24A; second
heat, 2:27A. No record was kept
of the time of the succeeding heats.
The first and second money was
evenly divided between Mary E.
Patch and Bovena, who tied.
THE o.00 PACE 70.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-01-18
NEVADA COUNTIES ASK PER-
MISSION TO BORROW MONEY

The state obard of revenue, com
posed of the governor, attorney gen
eral and state comptroller has re-
ceived application from three coun-
ties to make loans. White Pine coun-
ty asks permission to make a loan
of S25, 900 the money being necessary,
it is stated. because Of the recent
strike and for other reasons. Elko
county wishes to borrow $4,000 to
cover shortages occasioned by the
recent Primeaux arson trial and for
other reasons. Lyon county, the third
applicant, wants $4,000, this sum be-
ing needed for the new court house
and other expenses.
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DELINQUENT LIST

blk. rs, improvements; yalua
llon Sl0i tax $3.50, penalty
ne advertising 81; total
rAoma, J. C-Lot in Bullfrog,
lot TO- blk. 81. improve
ments on same; valuation
$50; tax $319. penalty ale,
advertising 81; total ....-.., 0
fisdale, J.. Lots G and Z,
blk. So, frame bldg. on same
valuation $40; tax $3.50, PEN
atty ljc, advertising S2' to-
fonopah Lumber CO. Eddy add.
lot /, blk. 8, improvements
thereon; lot 10. blk. II; val
uation $40. tax $2.63,, penalty
zee, advertising So total 49,.
'ravers Mrs. Ellzabeth-Me-
Cormick add, lot ], blk. iS,
improvements; valuation $50,
tax S3.19, penalty sic, adver-
Using So total ....t...,.. .
Wharton, +. Slots 10 and
20, blk 10, frame house; lot
A., blk AS: valuation S55;
tax $2.O6, penalty zoe, adver-
Using So total ............
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-01-18
HIGH PRICED BEEF

One hundred beef steers, sold by
Bliss Bros to the Oakland Meat com
pany brought S7241 apiece. The cat.
tie We're driven in yesterday from the
Bliss ranch and weighed at the end
of the trip and then loaded in cars
on the Western Pacific. Humboldt
Star.
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DELINQUENT LIST
continued from page p

work horses / buggy and
wagon. / harness, mead
cattle. j poll tax; valu
s!V. St5I5 tax $53.9S, pen-
aifv $3.50, advertising vi
total ........'s' ''.'''''
Monroe. Mrs Kate Lot on
University stj lot - pik'
~, valuation $685. tax US,
nenaily PIE. advertising "; 49,
totaI .......t....t''...' -'.,'''.' -
,',...,r,o,,e. G. W.-Lot On
a.sser st.; lot 8. blk. 9,
sr,n5e residence thereon,
bousehold furniture, p9h
taX. valuation 500 tax St3'-
sS p ,a,aI ''i i.'.' ISg
pSscRman & Reed, care Alex
''Jri.rod- Mcnamara add, lot
g. Blk. 3, Jackson St;
room frame residence lati'
on. valuation $50, tax SID,
prnaity 4gc. advertising 81
mai ......s...,.,. ...t.sss.sr -
son1eison. Pete Frame l3use
sinatcd on lots ~ ana 2Hi
valuation $500 tax $9.5V. pen
atty 99c, advertising ~
tptat -.........,.....,. .......... J. 3
s,.lentich, Spire-Lot ON Bel
unnt ave. lot 80, blk. 20,
iva frame cabins situated
thereon valuation Sl9o' laN
S4.Ja. penalty iJc, adNertis-
ing 81; total .......-...-.. ,
Thomas. b. r. West End add,
lot cor. eddie and Cutting,
lot 6, blk. Z, frame cabin
thereon, I poll taN' Nal1a-
lion $500; tax $500, penalty
sGc. advertising 81; total. - .
rnknowu Owuer-Lots and
3. block 81, lot and dugout
thereon, lot 2, Blk 70, lot
~ OF ~ blk. g. lot Is, bis
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RhyOIite

Amethyst Bullfrog Mining Go.
Patented mining claim in
RhyOlite school district sur
Ncy No. 1923 Amethyst lode,
valuation $500, tax $3.50,
penalty Sl.S7, advertising 81
t9tal .''., ,,'''':. '.'.,
Anderson nd; son John North IN, Ia III 30 2t
blk. o, frame bldg l0N20i
valuation $40; tax Sl5O,
penalty l5c, advertising So
Bonham. W. W.-Lot 10. blk,
u, cabins. 12Xll; ! adobe
cabin, rooms; lot 2, blk.
~, valuation 500, tax $3,ta,
penalty SIC, advertising $2'
Buiifrog bonanza hin Mining
Co.. or Bullfrog Nictor--Pat-
onted mining claims Rhyolite
school district survey No,
23l0, olive II lode; survey
No. 23i0, stella NJ. lode,
valuation $1,000, tax $3.50,
penalty 1915, advertising S2i
lolal ...ss.s,,.......t.s.
Bullfrog Gem Gold Mines Co.
survey No, 3l02, Northport
lode, Northport No. J., Flora
Belle, Sunrise, Evening STAR
Porto Rico, patent No Si,200;
valuation $4,000; tax sil2.b0,
penalty S1L25, advertising S2i
total
Bullfrog Nugget Mining Cos
Patent No. 7107S, Sunrise
lode; valuation $500; tax SIS.
~, penalty $IS7, advertising
VIZ total ..,...+.....t+.
Bullfrog Rcd oak Mining Co
Two patented mining claims
lillIlITnW IigtTtrt gnTNpN Y3k1.
Red oak lode, survey 1855,
Red Oak Fraction. valuation
$1,000 tax S37b0; PEN
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Manhattan

Balleustcin. Mrs. IT, A.--Lot on
south side OF Main st. lot 10,
Blk. s. valuation $500 tax
sit3. penalty iic, advertis-
ing ST.; total .,......-...... s.
Rricca Mrs G-Lot on Mineral
st.. lot 49, blk. So. cabin sltu
atcd thereon; valuation $40;
tax S2.O7 penalty zoe, adyer-
Using 81 total ....,......s =
BuffeIo Partnership. care Omer
Marie one small mill Of
stamps and shed at East
Manhattan. valuation 5000
tax $40, penalty Sl7l, ud- -,
'rrtisirg 81; total ..,.-...- Il 4
Colburn a. iluut-ll T.. Eusolcne
engine. Eallows frame. cable
and complete mine equipments
valuation $3.50 tax S2sVt,
penalty $3.50, advertising 81
paws. Il. W -rhc west ~ Of
lot s. BLK 4, valuation SEQ
taN $50 penalty DC, adVer-
Using 81, total ....,......-,
Fllzgerald, Annie Lot 81 biit
r.. valuation H25, tax tlc,
penalty &c, advertising 81
Hancil, j. III Lat Z. blk. 81
improvements hereont valua
ton $3.50 tax S.5H penalty
4ic. advertising 81, tutnl.t..
Kuus, eGorgc Lot 4 blk. "a,
improvements on same value
alton Sass, tnN $l5G penalty
ioc, advertising total.
Manhattan Gold King Mining
CO.. survey No. $685.. lno
lode survey 2i2i Monday
Fraction lode; valuation
$1,000; tax $3.50, penalty So
9j advertising 81, tutnl,.. ~
Manhattan jackson Mining Co.
Patented mining claim, Man
haitian district survey No,
jackson lode. valuation