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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30

BoLITZER, Mr., and Mrs. Simon, 1916 Pop
lar street, a son. seven pounds five ounces
BREZEN, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry. SIT North
Marshall street. daughter.
CRESIMER. Mr.. and Mrs. George 261s
North Twelfth street. n daughter, nine
pounds eight ounces.
JONES. Mr.. and Mrs. George. 26o3 Wallace
street daughter.
sLoDD. Mr. and Mrs Samuel 1904 East
Hortter street. son. seven pounds six
ounces.
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It's a Matter of Form

To The Editor Of WoHaH's Page:
Dear Madam received A formal ,nv,tst,,,
yesterday from a very intimate friend 10 attend
party given az her house. Do you suppose
hne @ ~ oIsshded with me that she does not call
me UP ana ask me 20 come, or do you think she
Is Just playing a Joke on me7 HELEN
NO matter how Intimate one is with one's
friends 1t is never usual TO ask them by
telephone to formal affair to which others
ara being sent engraved or formal invita-
tons OF course your friend Is not offended
she Is simply sending you, with all of her
friends an invitation to an AFFAIR In the
accepted form of sending ii, She viii prob
AMY eail you up to talk ii over. or expect
writing. 80
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TO the Editor Of Pomdns Pare:
,,ri,ear biear Madam-Thls la the first time | have
VII Miitteh 70 YOU and | win bo very grateful III
you you or any Of your readers can tell me where
y SPtumE girl can learn to knit and crochet in the
- a """" OF evening" MARY r.
IheFe is needlework school on Pine
street Just below Broad. In most OF the
department stores in ths city lessons are
departments
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30
TLco Dollars GiUen for
Letter EUery Day

A PRIZE of Two Dollars CS2) will
be given each day TO n reader Of
the Woman's Page Of the Evening
Ledger. There are no conditions.
Every day n letter will he chosen
from the number sent in, whether it
contains information Of value to the
readers Of the page or asks ques-
tion, and the prize will be awarded
to the writer. Be sure TO sign your
name and address so that checks
may be forwarded.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30
The Dasheen and It's Preparation


70 the Editor Of Woman's Page;
Dear Aaaaap-acasn you tell me s2 sqme w1sys 1y Of
Several good recipes were given in the
EyESIHo LEDGER OF November 20. In ad-
aition the following are reliable;
Boiled dasheens-Large dasheens (corms)
are preferable for boiling, though small
snes (tubers) may also be used. They
should always be boiled In the skin and
ntay bo served thus or with the skins re-
moved. Dashesns do not require quite so
lnng boiling as potatoes OF the same size,
IN the case OF small tubers they are
Especially good II, after peeling, thsy are
placed In the oven Just long enough to melt
ever them dressing Of butter When so
prepared they can usually be kept stand
lng IN a warm place for short time with
sut becoming soggy. Instead OF placing
1ena IN the oven the tubers may be fried
Hlishtly, either whole or in halves,
Dasheen eorms split open and become
Hatsr-soaked II cooked entirely by boiling
f any time within month after they are
Jus. and It Is therefore usually better during
BE autumn and early winter to parboil for
znly ten minutes and then bake.
Rleed daHheens-Boil (or parbol and
kzssl the daahssns IN their skins. Re
move the skin Immediately. rice the dasheen
lnt0 heated dish and proceed in one Of the
following waysi
~ Stir IN the desired seasoning. as but
alsh. The butter may bs omitted If gravy
s - b. used
AfIlk or cream may be beaten IN If de-
Hlfsa. as for mashed potato. but dasheens
hFafafed In this way win be rather sticky
I'D some Will prefer 10 omit the milk or
saam. pr at least 70 use only little, Mash
na u the ordinary way IL not recon-
asndad,
- EmDty IN layers Into a warmed serY-
- aiah. seasoning each layer and omltting
zHa stirring
- Season the rieed dasheen as desired
zHa HaI in 3 bakiHE dish, with a liberal
aaahEily of butter on top. Bake for eight
s - minutes and serve
In FleIng dasheeas the round or nlunger |
sHs q rEesn rather than the triangular |
Hsaf 1spe should be used.
4IIsns fan fowl ana other meats-rwo |
azz = Heed dazaeens. one cup Of bread |
eas akz fHe Eabfsspaonfnls Of but
= ieass elIh salt pepper sage |
an
aszs Should - halled aud flead 1
~ Ha1 #aeE neAae particularly +
E
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Plinchilig Pirop

tRussIan dIsh).
Bake pancakes large and thin chon cold
veal turkey or chicken. also hard-boiIed
egg season with salt and pepper. snreaJ
not between the pancakes and pile high !.
cur IN wedge-shaped pieces. Heat cream
and serve with the cakes. ''' muir
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30
Banana Salad

Cut bananas lcngthwlse SCOOP out CEN
ters, MI with crCamed cheese and sprinkle
with chopped walnut meats Place in a
salad dish and garnlsh with slices of pine
apple and whipped cream favored with
rose water. Top with halved walnut meats.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30
Formal Invitation

To the Editor Of Woman s PAGE,
=, Pear Pear Madam-wil you kindly word a danrs
invitation for me in an edition nf your EysstS9
iHpokhf VIII bo very grateful.
CHARLES.
Mr.. Charles Francis Smith
requests the pleasure of
Mr.. James Jones Browns companv
on Wednesday evening
December the thirteenth.
at eight O'clock
Dancing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30

hear;
what care 7 for ships at
tho dock,
For I have n chip at
sea!
Your ship may be
wealth" another's.
"p o w er" m line,
fame" but there is n
vust number Of women
whose dream ship Ia
beauty" For years
they have gone a-sail-
ing with slllten sails
spread, but with no
definite port in view.
~ Ia bIpb tit,oe that
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE HOMEMAKER-
HOW YOU CAN
MAKE YOUR BEAUTY
DREAM COME TRUE
By LUCREZIA BoRI
Prima Donna Of tho Metropolitan Opera
Company.
BY LUCREZIA BORI

JET15 MAY not all be "dreamors," but there
w is scarcely one among us who has
not some favorite air-cagto reared high
among the clouds There are many who
sing softly to themselves so that none can
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30
Brand-New Babies

Tho Evening Ledger will print. FREQ OF
through proper chaPnels. Address ..Brnnd-
New Babies" Evening Ledger, 6O6 Chestnut
hle telephone number ae sender must aO-
company each notice so sent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30
Simple Egg Dish

A simple and satisfactory way of fixing
eggs on toast when only few are wanted
is to butter a slice OF bread. break the egg
on to it and place 1t In the oven. When
the egg is cooked the bread viii be toasted,
saving time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30
Wishes

Go, little book. and wish 10 all
Flowers In the garden. meat In the haIl
A bin OF wine a spice of wit
a house with lawns inclosinF h,
A living river by the door,
a nightingale In tho sycamore.
Robert Louis Stevenson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30
THE WOMAN's EXCHANGE


bou nvh
fHop&
ppenrdiy 4 yesterdays
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The Mincemeat Jar

20 the Editor Of Womdn's Page:
Dear Madnm--The expense of making n
qua ntity OF mlncemeat prevents many from un-
derfalling H. 1t may be started in a really small
way and added TO from time TO time at II very
small cost.
The most economical time TO begin is when YOU
are going 10 have boiled dinner. Get couple
eholcsst portions for the dinner uflng all that
fs left for the mincemeat. fha meat must be
taken out before vegetables arc added. Put the
meat. fat and ali, through the food chopper
and add one pound OF currants, seeded raislns
two pounda OF brown sugar, pint OF molasses
quarter peck of tart apples, chopped; two quartz
sweet cider, the ground peel and Juice of one
grange. with salt. pepper and spices 10 taste
Cook slowly for half houri put in stone
sar anA keep In cool place. To keep the jar
Eeplenishse add TO It all the bits of cooked fresh
meat lchopDed1 canned fruit, Jelly, Jam. ETC.,
lhes you happen TO have left over together with
, few chopped apples and some sugar OCCASION
ally. You will be surprised to ind how cheaply
j can be kept going all winter and how much
Eulncefasaf pls JENNIE 70, NJ,
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I'm linen cloth and boiling water poured over IT,
2. To make n Inr; Gather the petals
when the roses are IN their richest bloom, but
not when tho dew II them. Pack In jar
In layers two inches deep, spriulllng about two
fabisspoonfuls Of fine dry salt upon each layer.
Continue this until the jar Is full. adding fresh
petals and salt daily. Keep In n dirk. dry,
cool place. a week after the last petals are
added turn out the salted petals on broad
plntter, mis- and toss together until the mass
is 7oossned. Then Incorporate thoroughly with
fhe formula given below. Pack in clenn Jar,
cover tightly and set away to ripen. 1t will
be ready for rose jars In about fortnight
and should keep fragrant for twenty years.
Formua--Violet powder. n ounces orrls root.
ounce; ross powder. ~ ounce; hellOtrOpe now
der ~ ounce; mace. ~ teaspoOnfuli cinnamon.
" teaspBonful; cloves, ~ teaspoOnfulI oil of
roses. dropsi oil chris. 10 dropsi oil meissne.
20 dropsi oil eucalyptus. 20 drops; bergamot,
10 dropsi alcohol. 10 drains.
q. Dishes win retain their luster II they arc
warmed by dipping In hot water Instead OF
being placed In hot oven.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30

I. When fresh broad Is to no cut and the
knife seems dull. what can be done to make tho
cutting easy?
2, How can the crust Of homemade bread
~ given rich golden brown?
3. How mice he kent away from book
shelves?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30
ToDAY's ENQUIRIES

NQUIkIES
1. How can new shoes which are stiff he
quickly broken in?
2. When painting, gardening or engaged In
other dirty work and gloves cannot he worn,
how can tho finger nails he protectedP
3. When necessary to take olive oil ns n
medicine. how II he made moro pnlatabIeG
'RDAY'S INQUIRIES
1. An alcohol rub Is recommended for cold In
IA muscle.
2. When sewing long seams the edges of the
cloth can he fastened together with paper
clips and no bnstiEG Will be necessary
3. A child should never he forced TO stand or
walk. When his little logs nre strong enough
to bcnr him he will null himself up of his own
accord.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30
ANsWERs no YESTERDAYS INQUIRIES

3. When necessary to take olive oil as n
medicine. how can II he made more pnlatabIe?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30

l. An alcohol rub Is recommended for cold In
"A muscle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-30

1. How shoes which are stiT he
quickly broken in?
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-06-13
Total amount now due and

payable 500. .........$ b.93
The second installment of taxes
upon each Of the above and foregoing
assessments for the fiscal year of 1915
have not been paid and become delin.
quent after the first Monday, the 9Th
day OF June. A. D., 1916, In accordance
with law.
The said above and foregoing de-
scrtbed real estate property, only to-
gether with the improvements thereon
assessed, will be sold at public auc-
ton IL not paid prior to the date here
In specified for sale at the court
house door in the town and county of
Elko, State OF Nevada, on the third
Monday, the 18th day OF July, 1916. at
IL o'clock noon Of said day to pay the
delinquent taxes, penalties and costs
thereon, as herein set out.
Ten per cent on such taxes and
cost OF advertising as herein specified
In each OF the foregoing assessments
Will be collected in addition to the or.
iginal amount Of taxes or the property
sold for all OF said named sums.
All property sold at such sale win
be subject to redemption within six.
months after the date OF sale by the
payment OF such sums together with
interest on snme at the rate OF 3 per
cent per month from date of sale to
date Of payment thereof In accordance
with the provisions OF the Civil Prac-
tice Act OF the State In regards to
real property sold under execution, OK.
cept as to percentage OF redemption.
The bidding at such sale shall be
for the smallest quantity of property
that Will pay the taxes, penalties and
costs assessed against the same.
Any Of the above and foregoing as
easements may be paid to the Tax Re.
ceiver herein named at any time prior
70 the sale of property by paying the
full amount OF tax, penalties and coatsi
together with the fee OF the county au-
ditor for certificate an above set out
In each assessment
NJ. II. MILLER,
County Treasurer and Ex.offlcio
Tax Receiver In and for the
County OF ElIso, State of Nevada.
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Bis CAMP Of JARB|DGE TO have GRAND
CELEBRATION on THE FOURTH OF JULY
BOOMING GOLD CAMP IN HoRTHERN ELko COUNTY MAX
ING PREPARATIONS COMING ANNIVERSARY OF couN
rRrs INDEPENDENCE AND EVERYONE rs INVITED

lance of the camp to con. to Jarbidge
and join its people in having good
time on the Fourth of July. For some
years the celebration of the Fourth
has been an event in the camp and
each year the program has been more
extensive and more interesting. Last
year most enjoyable time was had
by several hundred people. and the
program was SO extensive that the
exercises run over to the next day.
This year it is the intention of the
people of the camp to far surpass all
previous years with u much more
numerous prizes. All prizes will be
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-06-13
JarbidEe. Nevada. june s. 1916.

Jarhidse the great gold camp. Jar
bidge the coming wonder of the great
mining State of Nevada. the camp
which is fast being proven up as one
Hof the greatest mining camps in the
tate. Jarbidge with one mine showing
ten millions or more In one ore chute
and several other mines showing up
big bodies OF fine ore, Jarbidge, the
camp of promise. beautifully situated
in the picturesque Jarbidge Canyon,
Jarbidge. with its enterprising bust
ness men and its hospitable miners,
Jarbidge, individually and as whole,
invites everyone within travelling dis
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-06-13
Total amount now due and

pa! aDic ''.... ..........S Oily
Property assessed to Hayden Hen
derson. Patented mining claims: Lot
No. 81, Ninantic lode, containing 1898
acres; lot 38, Keystone lode, contain.
ing 1898 acres; lots 37-39, Hawkeye
lode, containing 1898 acres. Kinsley
Mining district: Lot No. 81, Victoria
lode, containing 20.66 acres; lot SO,
Eugene lode, containing 2066 acres.
Small steam hoist on Victoria lode, as.
sessed at total valuation OF $1,000. 90
Second installment of taxes
thereon :.............s15.O2
10 per cent penalty for delin-
quency $50. .............. 1.5O
Cost or advertising .......... 200
If paid before sale of property,
fee Of county auditor of certi.
ficate 49,. ................ 100
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Total amount now due and

pay dDle .''... ..........S1 9.52
Property assessed to Mrs. L. H.
Hawkins. Lot IL. block II. East Con.
tact Townsite; Lot 10, block o, East
Contact Townsite; saloon building on
lot 10, block o. Assessed at total
valuation of $4,000. Personal prop
erty, assessed at valuation of $4,000
Second installment of taxes
thereon 900. .,...........$ 1875
10 per cent penalty for delin-
quehC! .''... ............... 20
Cost OF advertising ............ zoo
If paid before sale of property,
fee of county auditor for certi-
flcate ....... ............... LOO
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Total amount now due and

HSsoDAS .'-... .Sl0.U0
Property assessed to Ramon Etchar.
rleta. 90 acres 4th class alfalfa land
Sl'S2O.OO, 2 acres vegetable land,
$4,000, 20 acres End class pasture
land, $4,000. 1913 acres LIST class graz.
ing land. $394.00, 100 acres mountain
land, $4,000. Eh of VIZ and WIZ of
Eh of section 81, township SO, range
%. Ranch house, barn, sheds, fencing,
ETC., $4,000. Personal property, as.
sessed at valuation of s1,425.O0.
Second instaliment Of taxes
thereon 49,. :....%.......sS6.O4
10 per cent penalty for delin-
quency -. .-....,....: $50
cost - OF advertising ............ 200
II paid before sale of property,
fee of county auditor for certi-
ficate 49,. ,............... 100
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-06-13
Total amount now due and

pdyaoie $500. ..........S 1888
Property assessed to Nevada Land
& Imp. Co. 100000 acres LIST class
grazing land, all OF 3-9 and Eh of
section 81, township SO, range 81, as.
sessed at a valuation of S4,786.OO.
Second installment of taxes
thereon .s26.63
10 per cent penalty for delin-
Grency :...:. ............ S.66
Cost OF advertising ........... ZOO
II paid before sale of property,
fee OF county auditor for certi-
ficate 500. ............... 100
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payable e..

s~-'--sss"ssss.sS 49,
Property assessed ito J. E. Cross.
1z0 acres LIST class grazing land, ny
OF SEX & NEH OF SWA OF section
%, township IS, range 66. Assessed
at valuation OF 1312.00.
Second installment Of taxes
thereon ...... ............S2 200
10 per cent penalty for delfn-
Quency 1890. .............. 20
Cost OF advertising .......... zoo
II paid before sale of property,
fee Of county auditor for certi-
ficate $500. ............., LOO
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Total amount now due and

payable '..... ..........$ 5.16
Property assessed to John. E. Haines.
280 acres LIST class grazing land, Sh
OF NEh of 81 and NWH of NWh of
section 80, township 40, range 81, as
sessed at valuation OF $4,000.
Second installment OF taxes
tnereOh '...'. ...,,.,,......$ 4.66
10 per cent penalty for delin.
quency 800. .... AZ
cost Oh advertising ..'......... 200
II paid before sale of property,
fee Of county auditor for certi.
ficate $40. .,........"... 100
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-06-13
Total amount now due and

poyduIc ''''.' ......... 24.O3
Property assessed to l.. NJ. G Louisa
Burbidge, 100 acres LIST class grazing
land, NEh OF section 81, township 35,
range SIS. Assessed at valuation OF
S478.00.
Second installment of taxes
thereon :............s 2.66
10 per cent penalty for delin-
quencY .............. .2T
Cost OF advertising ........,... 200
II paid before sale Of property,
fee of county auditor for Ger.
tificate ..... ............ 100
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Total amount now due and

payable S14.56
Property assessed to David McComb.
100 acres list class grazing land, Eb
OF SEA and 81 OF SEX Of NEH OF
section "a, township 33, range 60, as.
sessed at a valuation ofS29s.0O.
Second installment OF taxes
thereon ...... ;.............$ 1.66
10 per cent penalty for. deIin-
quency ...... .......... II
Cost OF advertising ...-........ 200
II paid before sale OF property,
fee OF county auditor for certi-
ficate 900. ............... 100
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Total amount now due and

payable 1890. .$17.73
Property assessed to VIM. NJ. Ellis
and ]. w. Pidcock. $50 acres LIST class
grazing land. All of section 3, town.
ship 40, range 60, assessed at a yalu.
alton of $4,000.
Second installment Of taxes
~ thereon ~. ..;...:......: .s1O.ss
1O per cent penalty for delin-
quency $500. ..-........... ITO
Cost OF advertising 200
If paid before sale OF property,
fee of county auditor for certf-
ficate s.............. 100
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nayahh

Dayanla ........ ........$ b.So
Property lssessAd to Edward Lind.
1882 acres LIST class grazing land.
NWA Of section 5, township "a. range
81. assessed at valuation OF $4,000
Second instalssaent OF taxes
tnofeon $500. ..............$ S15
10 per cent penalty for delin-
auency ...... ............... 81
COST OF advertising ............ zoo
II paid before sale OF property,
fee OF county auditor for certi-
ficate LOO
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Total amount now due and

payable .,.... 1900. .$42.64
Property assessed to e. GabioIa.
$40 acres 1st class grazing land. AS
sessed at valuation Of $957.OO. Per
sonal property assessed at a valuation
of $4,000.
Second installment of taxes
1heiSoh '..... ............S 1927
III per cent penalty for delin-
NuShSy 1900. ............... .S3
Cost of advertising ... 200
If paid before sale of property,
Zee of county auditor for certi-
ffcate ..... .............. 100
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Total amount now due and

Paydbte .........$ $40
Property assessed to Wick Cardenes.
Lots Sc, block c, Central ad to Elko.
$4,000. Personal property, assessed at
valuation of $1,554.0O.
Second installment of taxes
thereon ...... ..$13.Ss
10 per cent penalty for delin-
Quency ...... ............... 1.34
Cost Of advertising ...... 200
II paid before sale Of property,
fee OF county auditor for certi-
hcate $500. ............. 100
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Total amount now due and

payable ........$ SAT
Property assessed to w. J. Landon.
Lots 1914. block Sc. LIST Ad to Elko,
and dwelling, assessed at total valu-
alton OF $4,000. Personal property
assessed at valuation Of $4,000.
Second installment OF taxes
10 per cent penalty for delin-
quency $3.50. .............. LOS
Cost OF advertising ZOO
If paid before sale OF property.
fee Of county auditor for certi-
ficate ...... ............ 100
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Total amount now due and

payable ...... ....,... SIP 10
Property assessed to Frank NJ. Hin.
16O acres 1st class grazing land, Sell
of section IL. township "a, range Ga.
assessed at valuation of S478.O0.
Second installment of taxes
thereon 800. .............$ 2.9O
10 per cent penalty for delin.
quency 49,. ........... 90
Cost of advertising .. 200
II paid before sale of property,
fee of county auditor for certi.
ficate ...,. .............. 100
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-06-13
NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINQUENT
PROPERTY TAX ON SECOND
fNSTALLMENT FOR
NEhDl 1o5E
YEAR 1915.

Elko, Nevada. June IL, 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that in com
pliance with the provisions of the
revenue laws of the State of Nevada,
under section 1851 of the Revised
Laws of Nevada, 1912, the following
pieces or parcels of real estate prop.
erty will be sold at public sale to sat
isfy the delinquent taxes of the second
Installment thereon:
Property assessed to Joe Anseline,
Lots as in block II and lots Al in
block Is, East Contact Townslte as
sessed at valuation of $4,000.
Second installment of taxes
thereon ..,. ................$ "a
10 per cent penalty for delln-
duency -. .............. .09
Cost of advertising ........... 200
II paid before sale of property,
fee of county auditor for GER
uffcate 49,. .............. LOO
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Total amount now due and

pdydule ...s.. ..........S 0.Z9
Property assessed to Jacob. J. Gull
len. 166 acres LIST class grazing land,
SWA of section 8, township SO, range
81, assessed at a valuation Of $478.0O.
Second installment of taxes
thereon $50. :.......,.:...$ 2.66
10 per cent penalty for delln-
quency ...... ............... .27
Cost OF advertising .......... 200
II paid before sale OF property,
fee OF county auditor for certi-
ficate ...... ................ 100