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Public Land Sale
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August %, 1915.
NOTE Is hereby given that, as d.
rected by the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office, under provisions
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plication OF John Macarthur Prunty, of
Charleston, Nevada, Serial No. O1924,
we will offer at public sale, to the
highest bidder, but at not less than
SIPS per acre, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, on
the twelfth day of October. at this
Office, the following tract OF land: the
WIZ NWA Of Sec. 26; and the Sh
NEA OF Sec. 81. T. A N, R. 81 E., NJ.
D. NJ.
This tract Is ordered into the mar
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TO Appropriate the Public Waters
Of the State Of Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the
4th day Of August, 1915, in accordance
with Section 50. Chapter 140, Of the
Statutes Of 1913, one John Saval, of
Tuscarora, County Of Elko. and State
of Nevada, made application to the
State Engineer Of Nevada for permits.
sion to appropriate the public waters
Of the State OF Nevada. Such appro-
priation is to be made from unappro-
priated waters Of Snow Canyon Creek,
at a point in Lot ! of Sec. 81, T. Al
N. r. SO E., N. d. B. G. N. by means OF
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8 Of Sec. 81, T. Al N. r. SO E., NJ. D.
B.. & M. by means OF ditch and res
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Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters OF
the State Of Nevada,

Notice Is hereby given that ON the
4th day OF August, 1915, In accordance
With Section So, Chapter 40, of the
Statutes OF 1913, one John Saval of
T~uscarora, County of Elko, and State
OF Nevada made application to the
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sion to appropriate the public waters
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priated waters of Snow Canyon Creek,
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N. r. 63 E., n. D. B. C NJ, by means
OF a ditch and 1-5 of one cubic foot
per second is to be conveyed to Lot 8
OF Sec. 81. T. Al N. X. SO E., N. d. B.
q Nd, by means Of bitches and there
used for irrigation purposes. Water
not to be returned to stream.
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Range So East Mount Diaplo Merid
ian. has nled notice OF intention to
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fourteenth day Of October, 1915.
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The evening world., 1915-08-31
Tennis Sharps Will Get
Line on Mclaughlin in
Opening Round TO-DaY

determined 70 show those fellows
something. Accordingly. he has
switched his game this season, ro-
naming back on the base line In order
10 bolster up his back hand strokes.
This changed Mclaughlin from an
offensive 20 defensive player along
the English line OF game.
The change wasn't very nouris hing
for the former champion. Karl Behr
defeated him In the finals of the sea-
bright tournament and williams took
his measure at Newport undauntcd.
the Californian Kept on experimenting
until now his weak spots havo been
thoroughly strengthened. But 1t In
the opinion Of many veteran players
that Mclaughlin, IN the middle OF a
tournament he is so anxious 10 win.
won't be satisfied To stay on the de-
fensive but will go back to his former
whirlwind attack. the game that was
so successful In the Davis Cup
matches In 1914. II McLoughlin
swings back TO his old form the out
look for the present championship Is
all the more doubtful. because the
fans had figured the Californian along
with Williams and Kari Behr as the
three favorites for the title.
The evening world., 1915-08-31
WoIgast Had to
Battle Hard to
Beat HOnanaeY

Ad Wolgast. the former lightweight
champion. has fought many a slash
Ing battle during his nine years Of
fighting IN the squared circle. but he
was forced TO extend himself TO the
limit last night in order to win by a
shade over Packey Hommey. tho east
side italian lightweight. In q ten
round bout az the OF cning boxing show
OF the Clermont A. C. In Brooklyn. 1t
was only in the last few rounds that
Wolgast managed TO gain this small
lead. In these sessions he gave HON.
mey q terrific lacing in tho stomach
and also had him bleeding from tho
mouth.
Hommey IL deserving OF a grea,
amount Of credit. lie not only stood
his ground and snapped punches with
him, but he also shook Wolgast up
several times with heavy blows TO the
Jaw and had Ads left eye completely
closed. In the other ten round scra
Joe Azevedo OF California and Phil
Bloom Of Brooklyn boxed IA draw. I,
was Azevedo's aggressiveness and
Willingness to fight that earned hin,
a draw
The evening world., 1915-08-31
NOTED 0AUSAEN N
LIST Of ENTRIES FOR
MIDDLE STATES RACES
Walter N. Hoover Coming
From Duluth 10 Compete IN
Philadelphia Labor Day.

The nsi - shtrtss announced ias..
night ~ the Niddls states Rsssft
Association Cor the annual raoss Of
hchuyikiii River. Phlladsiphi-, o.
Labor Day. contains the names Of
every noted oarsman - the Eas,.
Local clubs haV, entered Iib.ralI,.
walter ~ Hoover 81 Duluth, MINI,
IL 'OminE her, 20 compete IN IN.
souior single scull event Other en-.
rios ~ Ibis event 90, J. u. Kelly. 4.
J, Rooney ana ". ~. Livingston. The
starters IN the senior eisht-oat.d race
viii be: Anaioston ~ &. % washing.
ton. Nespor a. C.. philadelphia, and
Ariel Il. G.. baltimore.
Tho senior associate singles has.
among the entries Henry Heller. Met
ropolitan. New NorK. aud ~. Cor.
Malta -. G.. Philadelphia
W. HnnneEau. New York 4. CT
Mcfarland, Ariel u. e.. Baltimore
Adams. Pittsburgh. aud Roberts. Non
parcel. Nov York. are In the Junior
singles.
The OTHER events viii be:
seniu' Dou1ir souls Nsn fDuni clssl--i wore,
noAl Ciu. Puladslplia Malta hoe, tub, phlls.
s,s. ,5 H 80 LslAa ,,oi, o.I S,gs hll'd'
seIiot our. pani sells (is0.lound ci.s.l --
No, rlisdolai. boat Club AMI Ariel Rosins
club lialiimotc
sstiof oua1tutls sruil.--Ne.psf boat Cigr.
Ph.AtslHha snA Arundel hoat Club Bslmors
senior fSu9s SOULS saith apd kelJ Of ~
Nsa,rI Rat CUB ptuladelplIa spi q l,ost sBtry
lpt..m.dia't ponhs ,sauih .Napst Boat .Clys,
mi Aisijhis Waits na' club PhilsdslpAlA
70. ma hcst 'lun. Washington; Mctto, ollbn
hoWins Club. NeA fors sna ~" hDAsls Row
90 club, New lVf
lnte mediate Tom Dart Gg-n ahnstsh Boat
Sin. Flushing, D. J. Malta Bnsi club. Pbiiadsl.
sliI. and Arundel iioat Club, .Baitngis. =.
Junior Ou. iruplc s.ulls- MALTA Boat Cluh,
Philadelphia, Nsi'opo'l'in RovinS Club. N--
1oI. Tsa lhiI,i;igo, Boat Glgs; Y.,ssr , CITY
xes yorf, AMI New .hosGcllo noslns ciub.
Junior Eight Osrei she'll. ! esp-r boat Ciuo,
l6ii.dsiphlI, tilIini, Hc.' Clab. Rlohmond. ,nd
Potomac lios, club, Washington. =
Junior fSal Dared g, NAl,s hos, cfrb; chil.
Boat club. Ncw York Aerial Rovtns club.
baltimore, end Arundel boat Club Baltimore,
Junior Double Aus Malta Eost Clue PhilA
dcipLis. and wc,. PHILADELPHIA, Iosi Club.
The evening world., 1915-08-31
Ouimet Has a Champions Luck
In DrulD at Detroit Tournament
Something About
Nudge, MedaliSt
In Detroit Tourney.

DETROIT. Aug. 3i.-Dudley A.
Nudge. who surprised everybody
by winning the qualifying medal
with n total OF 1852. halls from st.
Paul and Is playing from the
Town and Country Club.
He In a versatile young man.
twcnty-one years OF age. who won
the golf championship OF Mime
sofa n few weeks ago, He hasn't
played much competitive golf be-
fore this season, principally be-
cause he was engaged "A year ago
In holding down the position OF
catcher on Yale'E baseball team.
This year he left Yale In February
and spent more time on the links.
the result OF which was in evil
dcnce yesterday. He has two more
years to serve at Yale, however,
so he Is not lost to baseball after
all. IA for his golf. Nudge comes
by n honestly, for he is n cousin
OF John and Archie Reid. and that
means that he has the best OF golf
ing blood In his veins. John Reid
jr. didn't qualify yesterday, but
when he heard that his little
cousin had won the medal he ap-
peared just as happy as though
he had led the field himself.
The evening world., 1915-08-31
Close Watch to Be Kept on
Former Champion at Forest
Hills TO See II Re Really Is
Back Sliding.

~ HE West Side Club courts at
Forest Hills this morning
were simply cluttered up with
tennis talent at the opening OF the
thirty-fifth annual lawn tennis cham
pionship. On twenty courts, which
were none too dry after yesterday
rains, the flrst section OF the i2s COM
petitors began their qualifying
rounds. After these matches the sec
ond detachment was scheduled to get
into action. while the third squad will
entertain tho gallery this afternoon.
No national tournament ever
started with 30 much uncertainty and
conjecture on the part OF tho spec
tators. This Is all caused by doubt
concerning Maurice McLoughlin's
real game. There had been endless
discussions whether the former cham
pion was really going back or Just
experimenting with a new style Of
game. The early arrivals wanted TO
ind out tho truth themselves and Nc
Loughlin's court this afternoon Will
De ilu6u WAN Setoi
This close watch is expected to bo
maintained every day Mclaughlin
remains In tho tournament. for, ac-
cording TO self-appointed judges. the
Californian Is backsliding and may
be- eliminated most any time. The
majority OF fans, however. took the
viewpoint that the Westerner's ro-
verses this season were mostly duo TO
changing of his game. They argued
| that Mclaughlin won the title
against the worlds best player last
year on three points. his service.
overhead smashes and rapid work at
the net. These factors made Nc.
| I.oughl!n an offensive player. one OF
| the most aggressive this country over
produced. But there were slight haws
! in the former title holders tennis and
critics were quickly on the Job point
! lag out McLoughlin's weakness on
| the base line and playing grounI
strokes.
Then IL IL remembered McLough
lin wrote a book explaining how these
strokes should be played. This sea
son he started to practice what no
had written. In other words, NC
Ioughlin heard so much about people
eriticising his weak points that he
The evening world., 1915-08-31
! news OF SPORTS TOLD IN SHORTS

The Grand Circuit meeting at the
Empire city track will open this
afternoon with q race In which Lee
NSworthy. 2o3h, unbeaten this sea-
On, and Peter Scott, 2,05is winner OF
tiye consecutive races. are TO compete
with half a dozen other trotters for
= purse of $4,000. The race promises
TO be IN the nature OF a renewal OF
tho $4,000 Merchants and Manufae-
turera Stakes AT Detroit n month ago.
all " the contending horses in that
event having been entered for the
contest,
Another feature o-day will be the
attempt OF Directum l., l.5s. TO lower
the worlds mile record for PAGERS.
now held by himself. The track
promises to he fast.
Races for trOtters OF the 2i7 class
aud for PAGERS OF the 2.l5 class are
also on the card. the purse In each
being $1,000.
The meeting viii continue five days.
The National Stallion Stakes, worth
81 900. for three-year old trotters, Will
be decided on Wednesday. along with
the Els trotting and the 9.07 pacing
races.
The postponed motorcycle aces at
tho Brighton Beach Motordrome last
saturday will DO run of this evening.
Thss Include an elimination race that
The evening world., 1915-08-31

Bredin, Detroit.
7. NJ. Sherman. Utica, VS.. George
v. Rotan. Philadelphia.
Paul Hunter. Chicago, VS.. Gardner
white, Flushing l.. |.
Dudley Nudge, ST. Paul, VIZ. Hamil-
ton Kerr. Manchester. VI.
Howard u. Lee, Detroit, W. Dben
NJ. Byers. Pittsburgh.
Dawson Heron, Pittsburgh, VS..
Nelson Whitney, New Orleans.
Robert Hunter. Pasadena, VS.. A. G..
Timer, Jacksonville. Fla.
John q. Anderson, Mount Vernon.
N. Y, VS.. Reuben q. Bush. New Or
leans.
]. Il. Schlotman, Detroit, VS.. c. Ii.
Gardner, Providence.
George s. Lyon. Toronto, VS., J. N.
Stearns I'd, Willlamsport, Pa.
Albert Seckel, Chicago, VS., Sheril
sherman, Utica.
w, c. Fownes, Pittsburgh, VS.. James
ID. Standish jr., Detroit.
The evening world., 1915-08-31

"A tween two of the greatest
golfers the West has ever
known completely ovcrshadowed r.
teen other contests which composed
tho first round OF match play FOR thet
national amateur golf championship.
Luck OF the draw" compelled Charles
Evans jr. OF Chicago 10 meet ID. T.
Sawyer of Wheaton, Ill.
Sawyer and Evans have been con-
sldered the most likely Western can
didates for championship honors. The
former has been playing a whiriwind
game--he has outshone Evans In the
tournament thus far. This fact
caused many partisan enthusiasts 20
cherish the hope that one or the other
OF these men would compete In the
final match Saturday.
Last evening officials OF the United
States Golf Association drew from a
cap tho opponent which each 81 ;he
thirty-two surviving contestants was
| TO meet to-day. Francis Ouimct. ma
tlonal title holder, enjoyed cham
pion's luck. His name appeared last
on the list OF palrinEs. Nearly all OF
the contestants popuiarly expected 10
make n serious nght Cor his crown
found themselves punched In the cight
upper pairs. Evans, Travers. Saw.
yer, Robert \. Gardner Ga former IA
tionai champion). Max Maraton. Pau
Hunter and Jesse Guiiford are anons
tho iiat. Only one or those stars -an
possibly meet ouimet.
They must "kil,' each othor or 70
win the right TO compete in the final
round Saturday. II the Massachu'
setts youth can successfully conquer
an admittedly weaker field, his u,osi
severe test viii be saved for tho loE'
say.
or secondary interest to-day wac
the TIT between two clever eastern.
ers, Max Mars,on ot Springfield. "
j., and Jesse Guhford OF Boston. Each
has been playing in top form. Jer-
ONE Travers, national open champion
met George A. Crump OF Philadelphia
Victory for Travers would mean h,
must play Marston and GuIlford TO,
morrow. Ouimet was bracketed with
w. II. Gardner I'd OF Buffalo. Tn,
other matches follow:
r. A. 0srdnsr Of chicago w. l. I
The evening world., 1915-08-31
Lon. q s..... AND GOSSIP

English welterwcigat champion. and Tommy Nur
ply Is on again, They were signed up last nlsh'
by Jimmy Tsyford TO meet In the main bout q,
the second hoHinI show 81 the Cleraont Rink
which viii i've held a, the Clemont Avenue Rink
In BrooklV1l 81 neat SATURDAY night
The write, received a letter to-day from bob
Lsga, manager Of Joe Rivers, che Mexican light.
weight Bob SAYS that both he and Rivers ar
riy.l safeN IN Loo Angeles, Cal, and he wa.
sirIirirrd 70 the largc crowds that attend tho
amateur boxing bouts which are held In that city.
They box for pr.zes which they permitted 10
sell after 'he bout The pIitcs are worth from
o. ~ $50
Ruly Gibson, WHO looks aier the ahan u Jim
Coffey the heavyweight. told tho writer to-day
that he may have Cotfey meet one two men in
Ten round scraps before C0ffey takes Frank No
a. ~ N.di-o. square Gsrl~n IN oct 10 Two
O, there battles MAJ be fought in Canada, BILLY
w.Rts Ooffey TO have a good workout he'o'e he
meets M0ssn,
II Tom C1wirr, the English heavyweight. e.
,,e4, 10 get on any more bouts at the local clubs
no will! have 10 defeat Jack iemple of Cali.
fon,ia in tllsir teEround 20 az the st. Mich
ola, Rink A. G. tomorrow night. Jim Cor.
h.,, .ln hgought CoNler here from Australia
.ay, that a defeat for Coulsr Will I'LL all IDS
chances OF ever getting on smother bout where he
could get big money
The evening world., 1915-08-31
Fate of Three Clubs in
Pennant Fight Hinges
On Ability of Giants

the Georgia Peach drew an absolute
blank. That slump hns practically
ruined Ty's ambition OF finishing the
season with an average better than
400.
Pat Moran Of the Philliea declares
tho biggest thing done for hls Phlliies
this season was tho acquisition OF
George McQuillian as n pitcher. Twice
now McQuilian has saved them from
slipping on tho top rung. A month
ngo he was going 40 badly that Fred
Clarke asked waivers on him.
Ered Clarke made the assertion
last night that Hans Wagner. despite
the twenty years OF service, will be
good for at least two more years OF
baseball.
They say he IL getting slow and
can't hit" said Clarke, but 7 wish
somebody would show me where
could get a man who could replace
him. Think II over yourself. How
many shortstops would you rather
have 10 protect your Unfold than tho
big DutohmanT'
Rube Benton In aching for another
chance to make showing In New
York. and the opportunity win prob
ably be given thfs afternoon. Stroud
will probably pitch the frat game. and
either Perritt or Benton will be eS-
pected tn take care Of the second.
The evening world., 1915-08-31

the second time, when Willie tried 10
cover his head with both arms cross
ed. and Mike shot his fist through
small hole for clean Knockout,
THERE'S no question that Mike
has waited for this fight, and
that he has trained himself
into the finest condition OF his life for
It. The weight il not going 10 hurt
him. for within four pounds OF II he
doesn't chow a sign OF being drawn
too fine. And there never was a moro
cheerfuily confident fighter In the
world. In Gibbons, Mcfarland In go
ing 10 meet by far the best man he
ever fought And considering the
fact that while Packey has been fight
ing Welsh, Murphy. Britton. Good
man. Hyland. Hogan. Wells, Duffy.
Bronson, Britt. etc, Gibbons has been
toying with mddleweights like Nc
Goorty. CIabby, jeff Smith. LAWN,
McCarron and Ahesrn, there's nc
doubt Mcfarland will have to be all
HE most enthusiastic followsrs BE-
lisvsd n he's 70 have . Chance 10 win
The evening world., 1915-08-31
Easy for Dundee.

Dundee oil the way. That was the story
OF the ten round battle with Richie
Mitchell IN the wind-up Of splendid
cnrd Of Ave bouts here last might.
Mitchell IN a good game fellow and took
a lot OF punishment. In the early rounds
II looked like early curtains. but Mitchell
wea the.ed three knockdOwns and came
The evening world., 1915-08-31

will bring seven riders on the track at
one time, the entries being Arthur
Chapple. George Sperl, Bill Brown. Sam
Henderson. George Hamilton. Stenano
Quaccenoloi and George MERCER; a spe-
cial match race between George Mer-
cher and George Sperl; an unlimited
pursuit race and a miss and-out event
The evening world., 1915-08-31
ROAMER AND SAM JACKSON
MAY MEET ON SATURDAY.

The much discussed race between
Roamer and Sam jackson may take
place Saturday at Belmont Park. Both
horses are entered In the Belmont Au-
tumn Handicap at a mile and furionS.
~.
The evening world., 1915-08-31
uiIiou Fought Ia Flashes.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 3i.--Although
Jack Dillon of indianapolis only fought
IN flashes last night. he defeated Sailor
Charlie Grsnie OF Vallejo, Cal, In six
rounds In the opening show Of the
Olympic A. c. bsfo~s Q esewAsd kolss.