davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1918-09-14
as S45 and S47.50.

as $40 and S47.50.
But she was a good sport
and bought the $50 cabinet,
which was even finer and
more complete-containing,
as she said, everything
but hands to pass me out
the things"
This handsome $50 cab
met, in light-oak finish with
nickel trimmings, would
have been good enough for
good old Queen Victoria
when she (or somebody
taught her royal daughters
housekeeping-only nobody
in those days dreamed, in
their widest flights, of
conveniences like white
enamel lined cupboards,
sliding porcelain table-tops,
sliding retinned wire
shelves, even pot-and-pan
closets with shelf-bottoms
that come gliding out to
meet one, concealed pastry
boards - and meat-cutting
boards, cupboard doors fit
ted inside with racks for
all conceivable purposes
and with indicators for
household supplies in or out
of stock, a set Of labeled
glass canisters, a swinging
sugar container, & -four bin
with a window IN It, a fine
big drawer all divided up
into compartments, and a
mouse-proof tin bread-boxl
Evening journal., 1918-09-14
GIVE MOTHER 4 HAPPY DA Y
Take or Send Her to the HOusefiunishings Sale
To Hobnob With High Class Utensils
Priced DemocraticaIIy at Wanamaker's

maker Housefurnishings
Salel
Water pals, extra heavy
galvanized iron with wood
handles, II to 16 quart
sizes are priced 95c to
S1.10 in the Sale.
Garbage cans, extra
heavy galvanized, tight-fit-
ting lids, trimmed bottoms,
sizes 14x14 inches to 14x20
inches, prices $2.10 to
$2.85.
Ash baskets, galvanized
iron, bushel size, round boz
tom, side handles, price
S1.75.
Ash barrels, galvanized
iron, 15x24 inch, 1925; 18X
"a inch, $3.75; extra-heavy,
reinforced sides, 15x24
inch, $3.50; 18X24 inch, SIS.
Many other pieces of this
splendid galvanized iron
ware are in the sale, all
at 331s per cent reductions
from regular prices.
Concerning refrigerators
there is so much to say that
it can't all be said here.
There's just this: It's
about "the last call" on
moderate prices on good
refrigerators. Prices on
even ordinary ones are on
the rapid rise.
If you have one, give 1t
the best of care. If it's a
Wanamaker White Noun
tain, there's a long life
ahead of it, whatever its
age.
If, on the other hand,
you are thinking of buying
a new refrigerator
Stop thinking about it.
Come in and buy it in
stead.
Evening journal., 1918-09-14

Emil Weber, Henkinson, N. D.
Ernest w. Wright. Hazelton, N. D.
Frank L. OReilly, Grand Forks, N.
D.
Bruce A. Price. Buffalo, s. C.
NJ. p. Rineholt, Sunlight, w. Va.
Emil O. Ross, Montello, Wis.
John Ryan. San Francisco, Cal.
William Ssnderson, Bradley, Wis.
George F. Schumer, Evanston, Ill.
Earl Sbarow, West Branch, Mich.
Sam Silverman, New York, n. Y.
James Christopher Spruill, Comanche,
Okla.
r. Taylor, Woodbine, Ky.
Charles w. Thomas. Cumberland, Va.
Charles L. White, Jr., Hooper, Utsh.
S. Williams, Duryea, Pa.
Louis MarkOwisz, Brooklyn, N. Y.
WounIsd Degree Undetermined
Privates--
Dennis p. Hassell, Worcester, Mass.
John ]. Lilley Chicago, Ill.,
William McManus, New York, N. Y.
Orlan A. Miller, Carml, III.
Douat NJ. Morrisette, Lewiston, Me.
Brady d. Virden, Bald Knob, Ark.
Missing in Action.
Corporal Elmer A. Wasted, Evans
vile, MINI.
Privates-
Murphy Brand, La Grange, Ga.
Marko Bubalo, Phllllpsburg, Mont.
Edgar ]. Daigle, Patterson, La.
James B. DAILY, Holyoke, Mass.
Fred II. Deem, Petersburg, w. Va.
ALL
Louis f. Filter, Clear Lake, Wis.
Edwin A. French, Methuen, Mars.
Paul Friscan, ST. Paul, MINI.
Saliva HANCOCK, Russin.
Ira F. Hoffman, ShelDyville, Tex.
Henry s Holmes, Kirkwod, Ga.
Leor Earl Hovencamn Horseheads, N.
Y.
Manthos Zakaris XaRis, Greece.
John Kalltha, Coal Dale, Pa.
Thomas Lay, bridgeport, Conn.
William II. Lucas, stiles, Wis
Allen ]. Mccullough, Hamond, Wis.
Henry Marquardt. Neenah, Wis.
Samuel Melawsky, Chicago, III.
Frank w. Mueller Albany, MINI.
Fred 0'Brien. Waupaca, wis.
James w. ONeill, Jr., Morgan Park.
Ill.
Charles w. Paynes, Cherrydale, Pa.
Robert l.. Real. Round Hill, Va.
Joseph Poposki, Hamtramck, Mich.
Walter j. Relter, Milwaukee, Wis.
John Romedeik, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Antonio Russo. Lansing, Mich.
George II. Schlosser, Sunnyslde,
Wash.
Mckinley II. Shirk. Grand Forks, ~ d.
Archie f. Sinclair, Seattle, Wash.
Joseph r. Smith. Sparta, Tex.
Frank John Spilskl, AIenashs, Wis.
Ora d. Taylor, Poplar Bluff. Mo.
To insure full rental yalue-use the
WANT ADS.-Adv
Evening journal., 1918-09-14
Oil! Oh! WILHELM

PITTSBURG, Pa. Sept. il-"What
shall we name the baby?" asked
Nick Patsitagsky, when relatives
and friends gathered for the chris
tenlng.
WILHELM" remarked a cousin.
ZOWIElll came the reply from
Nlck's strong arm; and the tight
was on.
The emergency police squad took
five TO the station.
Evening journal., 1918-09-14
sEcrInN NuMRER TWO.

Killed in action -. -. .''-.iu
Missing in action. 80. -. '''.'S.
Nounded severaly ... .....o,
Died OF disease -. 80. .... Z
Wounded degree undetermined .... 3
Died Of accident and other causes
Died from wounds =. ....... a
Evening journal., 1918-09-14
"WeU, What's
Stopping YOu?"

asked the daughter. Lets
go in together tomorrow
We both have just as much
time now as we ever will
have, the September House
furnishings Sale is in full
swing, and you'll get 10 to
80 per cent reductions on
whatever you do buy.-I
hope it will be a kitchen
cabinet just like mine, for
that musty old dresser is
as out of date for you as a
copying-press for Pa, and
I'm going to tell him So"
They did go in to the
Sale together, they did
spend a whole day (you
know a Wanamaker bust
ness day is now shortened
to 10 to 4.30 o'clock in the
Housefurnishings Sale, and
later, among the china and
glass that was on spe-
cial sale at the other end
of the floor, and they had
a nice lunch in the Grand
Crystal Tea Room-or was
it the Dairy Downstairs p
And Pa did let her buy
herself a kitchen cabinet
just like Daughters, and
she enjoyed the Sweetness
of paying the September
price of SO less than
Daughter paid for hers!
WhereupoR she declared
herself temporarily salts
fled for the rest of her life.
If Pa weren't such a
close reader of these pages,
we would add-knowing
him as we do-that he
might not have given Ma
$50 to buy a cabinet if he
had guessed that in this
September sale she could
get a fine, well-equipped,
light-oak exterior, white
enamel-lined cabinet as low
Evening journal., 1918-09-14

DIR. C. f. LAUFER. 4O4 Delaware Ave.
phone 0loo-W. Surgeon Chiropodist. Foot
Specialist and chiroprae-
tor. All foot troubles
- speedily remedied. COrns
= bunions, in-grOwing nails
removed without pain
Results euararsNed.
Evening journal., 1918-09-14


Killed in Action.
Priyates-
Mervin F. Hammond. Oregon City
Ore.
Frank r. Holtz, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Jones w. Hunter, Charlotte, n. G.
Raw b. Landes, Greenacres, Wash.
Michael ]. McInnss, Troy, n. \.
Thomas F. Mahon. Hartford, Conn.
John Y. Raaen, Fingal, ~ D.
Fred Schreier, san Francisco, Cal.
Cornelius Vandam, Plate, S. d.
Arthur NJ. Millerl Webstervllle, vs.
Died of Wounds.
Priv8tes-
Walter ]. Hatfield, 81. Louis, Mo.
Thomas A. Jones. Dexter, Mo.
Jessie L. Murray, Roaring Springs
Pa
Elmer Arons oakley Burr, Mo.
Died of Disease
prvates-
George Hooper. Thornton, Ark.
Earl Malcom Robertson. Hood hVef
Ora
Died From Accident and Other Causes
Privates-
George Ghirardi. League City, Tex.
John S..eenan, Ireland.
Wounded severely.
Major Manton c. Mitchell. Providence
r. /.
Lieulenants--
Harry II. Haper. smithboro, III.
sidney G. Macmillan. Wilmington, ~
C.
Sergeant James F. Mize, Seymour, Ind.
Corporals- ,,.
Georre Dittberner. Merrlmack, Wis
Edward C. Hudson, Rockingham, n. e.
Joseph d. Hunter Galesburg, Ill.
George Kosek, Taylor, Ark.
John L. NlcGraw. Warrington, w. va.
James B. Ruane, Cohoes. n. Y.
Mechanic William C. Fowler, Wash
ington, d. C.
Privates- -,
John A. Frankowicz, Chicago, Ill.
Norman b. Flagg, Larimore, n. d.
Paul c.. Gelpcke, Brooklyn, n. I.
George Goss, Hokah, Minn.
Cecil L. Guy, Crystal Springs, MISS.
Leg and Henrie, La Sale, utah.
Harry r.. Henry Trenton, n.
William A. Herring, Philadelphia, ia.
Herbert f. Hlmmel, Moscow Mis-
Mo.
Able Hinkle, Clinton, Ill.
Hobert l.. Hoyt, Lyons, Kan.
Edward johnson, Mullan, ldaho.
peter Kamar, Chicago, III.
Ignatz NJ. Kampa, Independence, WIS.
Nick Kastrichis, Greece.
Jerry w. Klfma, New York, N, \.
Arthur ]. Kelley, Mlshawaka, Ind.
Joseph Kobuslnsk Detroit, Mlch.
Henry F. Lidstrom, Palermo, n. d.
August V. Malecki, Berlin, Wis.
L,ouis MarlcouH, New York. n. \.
Tony Felix Mattngly, Debok, Ark.
William II. Metts, Figsboro, va.
Nelien Miller, Sheridan Ill.
Paul s. Minnick, Payne, ..
Mike Moloson, Scranton, Pa.
Henry C. Muller, Alden, MINI,
sidney r. Nall, Gainesville, Tex.
Edwin NJ. Nelson, Buchanan, n. D.
Fred Earl Nettleton, Rhodes, Mich.
John Nykowski, Chicago, III.
Austin /. Roce, Truro. Mass.
Joseph II. Rose, Chicago, III.
XNsdvk smolinski. Union City, Conn.
saul Solmon, Dayton, o.
Mitchell NJ. Swartzenberger, DeVil
Lake, n. y.
Flov. C.. Teeter, Albermarle, n. C.
George s. Vinson, Colquitt, Ga.
robert s.lWestergard, Cando, n. d.
Evening journal., 1918-09-14
THAI TIME YOU SCALDED
YOUR HAND

you would have given about five times five dolars-or
if was bad scad, fifty times five-not to have done
it, wouldn't you?
In this Housefurnishing Sale you can buy--for
only So
A Grateful Kettle That Won't
ScaLd the Hand That Fills 1t
while it's still boiling 1t is fine, casaluminum kettle of
6-quart capacity.
distinctive covered opening Just in front
handle which opened by push of the finger that
is possible to the without the
escaping in a menacng that may inure the hand.
CFourth Floor.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-08
APPLICATION No. 4od7

Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
Of the State Of Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
End day Of March, 1918, In accordance
with Section so. Chapter 40. of the
C'atutes Of 1913. ono George NJ.
Bower, Sr, Of LamoiIlc. County OF
EIko, and state OF Nevada, made M
plIcatIon to the State Engineer Of the
state Of Nevada for permission to
appropriate the public waters Of the
state OF Nevada. Such appropriation
Is to be made from Paddy Ryan Creek.
at a point in NWA NEA. Sec. 10, r.
35 ~, Il. 81 T.. NJ. ID. Il. & NJ, by
means OF ditch. and &c cubic feet per
second Is to be conveyed to SWH.
Sec 10, r, 80 NJ. u. 81 L., NJ. u. u. G.
W., by means OF bitches. and thcre
used for irrigation purposes, from
June until September OF each year.
Water not to be returned to stream.
Signed: SEYMOUR CASE,
state Engineer.
Date OF first pub, March II, 1918
Date OF last pub, April II, 1918.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-08
NOTICE FOR PuRLIcAr,o,.
Elko Ol933

Department OF the Inter,o, >,
Land Office at Elko, Nevada y. i
-, 1918. march
Notice is hereby given ths, c,
u. Branting. of Skater, Elko co a
Nevada. who. on March 10 1q,s uV'
Homestead application No EIto n u..c'
ior Northwest quarter. Sect,on s'
Township 80 North. Range ~ ~ +"
Mt. Diablo Base & Meridian b,. -.
notice OF intention to maLa s0
three-year Proof. to establish c,,'- A
the land above described. bafor. "
Register d Receiver OF the ~ s
Land Office. at Elko. Nevada ~ q .
l'ih day OF April. 1918.
Claimant names as w,,r.
James c. Perry. of Elko. ~.
James Paxman, of LamolLe, Nev,t..
Elmer Anderson. OF Lamoille, Nsr-s
Joseph Hennen. Of LamollIe ~
JOHN E. ROBBINS. Reris,.1
First publication. March IA Is1V
Last publication, April II. 1913
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-08
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

the challenge Of DR.. HIGHWAY to
make good. lie will be branded as 4
scandal monger and a gossiper OF the
most dcspised iIk and be deserves to
feel the force of the doctors fist
against his chin. So il he has any
thing to say Let him come through or
forever hold his peace"
And so. may the golden chains Of
friendship be forged in this manner.
Let each link be of the gold of the
heart for mankind today is sadly lack
ing in that brand Of brothyrly aGnlia-
ton.
Think twice before you speak" is
as much a motto for the keeping Of
true friend hip as are any OF the ten
commandments. The maclstrom Of
disaster that is sweeping over the
world today is having one tangible re-
suit at least: II is welding the popip
of the worlds domocracios more sol
idly into the foundation Of true friend
ship. Trouble Away has one merit,
it cements you TO your friends. the
rail blazers of the light tina, must
come If you pcrsoycrc. Through sor-
row the love and assistance OF true
friendship is the beacon light Of tie
stricken wandrrer. Shakespeare
opened a vast store OF food for
thought when he wrote: He who
tool my rrrreo c.,11- -r9=N b,,t no
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TRUE
FRIENDSHIP

] HUE
FRIENDSHIP
We take our hat off to DR.. 4. l..
HIGHWAY of Salt Lake City for being
a true friend. Any man who Will come
a stranger into a community where
he doesn't know the firehouse from
the county Jail and brand as liar
the fellow who started 4 malicious
story about one OF his friends is true
blue and man after our own heart.
These are the kind OF friends that
there should be more OF. Some OF
the doctors remarks were somewhat
personal the other day, but after we
had taken the pains TO explain TO him
that We published the StellO story
only as a rumOr, he was just As fair
about IL as We were and took the
matter up as any thorough gentleman
would. There was a grand offensive
in the air for few moments but the
battle front soon Gained down and
resolved itself into a gas attack with
the bclligerents wearing their gas
masks. Regardless of the truth or
falsity OF the Stello story. we like to
meet up with a man like DR.. Hoigh-
way. He has the courage OF his con
victions and a kick in either fist or
pocket-boOk to back them up when a
friends reputation is at stake. Once
upon a time, during a baseball game
one OF the players took offcnse at
some of our over enthusiastic re-
marks, and started out to hang the
curse of a black eye on our beatiGic
countenancc. This was when We
were a kid, for now We have the juGg.
ment TO refrain from personalities as
well as the avOirdupois To prevent a
swift and strategic retreat. But be
fore the attacking party was well IN
der way a friend OF ours stepped up
and took the quarrel unto himself by
pasting the belligercnt gentleman one
on the prObOsCis that put him out of
the proceedings for some little Iengrh
OF time. That was a time when we
very thoroughly appreciated True
friendship. There Is nothing TO be
gained by argument against the prop
osition OF concrete friendship. II is
all right 10 assure the other fellow
that you are the best friend he has
or to negotiate the highways and by
WAYS arm in arm with him after "A get
together time with the boys, but the
fellow who will go up against the
iron works when some tangible dan
ger threatens you is the fellow who
holds the high hand when the chfps
are all in the center. Dr.. HIGHWAY
impressed US as 100 per cent Amori-
can and 100 per cent friend Mr..
Stcllo must indeed be something bot.
ter than the plug ugly that rumur
tried to make him to have earned a
true friend such as Mr. Hc.gawav.
If people would stop TO consider the
consequence Of some asiniuc state
mcnt concerning others there would
be less heart ache in the world. A
passing remark made against the in
terests of some other fellow is all too
frequently a statement Of an untruh
that brings with it naught but sorrow
and pain. A careless thought given
tongue all too often brings about Ga,
damnation Of a mans character and
tho consequent suffering of q r,aIl,
hnnIHH D. g..
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-08

1t is 4 terrible offence for the
United States to commander the
Dutch ships, but all right for the Ger
mans 10 sink 'em with people on
board. particularly If there are lot
OF women and children.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-08

One expects to hear next that the
sheep and the rabbits have risen in
revolt and are driving the Russians
terror stricken into the tall timber.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-08

That terrific noise in the back lots
is not an army OF Huns starting their
spring offensive. but merely the boys
OF the neighborhood having the first
ball game.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-08

Another sure sign Of spring on the
streets Of EIko is father trundling a
baby carriage and pretending it's tur-
rible heavy.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-08

Unless shell cXpl0des within so
feet OF them the visitors to the tren-
chcs feel they haven't had their mon
cy's worth.
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site at Contact. Nevada.

Lot 16 in block 16 East
Contact Townsite at Con,
tact.
Assessed TO Margaret Helgerson for
the year OF 1916 on page 81.
40 Acres Grazing land. the
SWA of SWA OF section
Ii, Township 40. Range Al.
Assessed to Ed Iyerson for the year
OF 1916 on page loo. Lots
l3-l4-l5-16 in block o in
Contact City at Contact.
Assessed to Paul Johnston for the
year Of 1916 on page lO7.
Lots 2l-22 in block l. in
Contact City.
Assessed 10 y. q. kinslow for the
year OF 1916 on page lie.
50 Acres Grazing land the
NEA OF SWA OF Is & the
SWA of NWA OF section
"a. Township AZ. Range 81.
Assessed to Lauretta Meyers for the
year OF 1916 on page 1871.
Lots lO-ll in block l; lot
10 in block 1; lot II in
block 9; lot Is in block 6;
all IN Il. Il. Townsite, Con
tact, Nevada
Assessed TO Hugh Maxwell for the
year OF 1916 on page 1871.
Lot Il in block 10 r. K.
Townsite at Contact, Ne
yada.
Assessed to Mayer & Co. for the year
OF 1916 on page l27. Lots
- in block Il. East Con.
tact. Nevada.
Assessed to Z. MCGurrin for the year
OF 1916 on page 1877. Lot 2
in block 6; lot % in block
u; in Il. X. TOwnsite and
lots l5-l6lS in block Is in
r. r. Townsite, Contact,
Nevada.
Assessed to 4. L. Mcclure for the
year Of 1916 on page 1877.
Lot 10 in block l3, East
Contact Townslte at Con.
tact, Nevada.
Assessed 10 David McCombs for the
year of 1916 on page I42.
100 Acres Grazing land, the
Eh Of SEX q SIa OF SEA
OF NEM OF Section "a,
Township 80. Range 60.
Assessed to =. u. Phillips for the
year of 1916 on page l66.
40 Acres Grazing land. the
SEX of NE54 Of Section 1,
Township a. Range CO.
Assessed 20 x. swanson for the year
OF 1916 on page 100. Lot l
in block 4, X. r. Townsitc
at Contact. Nevada.
Assessed to John Stark for the year
OF 1916 on page 100. Lot IL
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-08

QUENT PROPERTY FOR TAXES
THAT The TITLE THEREOF
HAVE COME INTO THE POS
SESSION OF THE COUNTY
THROUGH DELINQUENT PROP.
ERTY TAX DEEDS.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that in
compliance with an order made by
the Board OF County Commissioners
OF Eiko County, Nevada, a certified
Copy OF which is on Tile in this Of
lice, ordering and directing me as
said County Treasurer to sell such
property Tor which the County OF
Elko, State OF Nevada, now holds
Deeds By reason OF such property hav-
ing been sold TO E.kO County Tor de-
Iuquent taxes since the lst OF Janu.
AIRY, 1855, as shown by certified
Statement from the County Recorder
where the assessed valuation OF each
parcel OF said property is less than
$4,000:
Will in accordance with said Or
der offer for Sale TO the highest bid
der Tor Cash al the front door OF the
Court House in the town and Count,
Jt E.Ao, Stat, Of Nevada beginning at
10 O'Clock \. u on The sth day of
April, a. u. 1918, the following de-
.-AOvL property:
Property assessed for the year OF
1914 to 4. N. Bachman, on
page 7. Lot IL in block l.
at Gold Circle.
Assessed to L. Buren, for the year OF
1914 on page IL. Lots %
p in block at Gold Circle.
Assessed to J. II. Dunn Tor the year
OF 1914 on page 81. Lot 10
in block X at Gold Circle.
Assessed to Mrs. Ella James for the
year OF 1911 on page o.
Lots 13-II-l6 in block | at
CarlIn.
Assessed to L. J. Murphy for the year
OF 1914 on page 81. Lot 4
in block V at Gold Circle.
Assessed to V. l.. Rose for the year
OF 1911 on pase Il3. Lot
20 in block + in Tusc..
rora.
Assessed To- o.. f. Stevenson for the
,asr pf lqI4 IN n,go 1rs
lot in block l and lot 5
in book 2 at Gold Circle.
Assessed to Mari; Bouter for the wear
of lgl2 an p,po II Lots
Poll in blocl, II AZ Mo
tropolis.
Assessed to John c. Foster for the
wear OF 1919 ON Darn 1o1
Lot 10 in block X at Gold
Circle. and lot 81 in block
u 90, Gold Circle.
Assessed To A. w. Helms for the year
Of 1913 on page III. Lot
Il - block W at Cold Cir
Gle.
Assessed TO Lalrc.ta IT. Kncil for the
year d. 1913 on page $50
Lots Ills in block lI3 and
lot 81 ia block 80 all in the
town OF Metropolis.
Assessed to Hope McCrackcn for the
year Of 1913 on page is.
Lot II in block L at Gold
Circle.
Assessed to Robert Mcknight for the
NfIF iF1l ngrn
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Lot 7 in block E at Gold

Assessed 20 Geo. preston To- The year
of 1908 on page 267. Lot II
in block w at Gold Circle.
Assessed to AQues PaQuin for the
year OF 1908 on page 26S.
Lots l-2 in block | at Gold
Circle.
Assessed 10 X. c. Papworth for the
year OF 1905 on page 26S.
Lot q in block w at Gold
Circle.
Assessed TO Emily Rogers for the
year OF 1905 on page 29l.
Lot 10 in block ID OF Gold
Circle.
Assessed to a. J. Scott for the year
OF 1905 on page 1928. Lot 5
in block at Gold Circle.
Assessed TO Earnest Watson for the
year Of 1905 on page 379.
Lot in block d at Gold
Circle.
Assessed 10 Louis Anseline for the
year OF 1915 on page l. Lot
in block II at East Con
tact Townsite-
Assessed TO J. Abramson for the year
of 1915 on page :. Lot is
in block N Contact City.
Assessed to c. c. Bedford for the
year OF 1915 on page l3.
Lots As in block 10 East
Contact Townsite.
Assessed TO Mrs. Melville Brown
for the year Of 1915, on
page II. Patented Mining
Claim, a lilo interest II
Butte lode IN the Centen-
NAL Mining District
Assessed TO Emily BrOugh for the
year OF 1915 on page Ii
Lots 1916 in block 81 at
Metropolis.
Assessed TO TAUs. Freed for the year
OF 1915 on page 90. Lot 20
in block ii in Railroad
TowusIte, Contact, Nevada
Assessed TO J. w. Gilman for the
year OF 1915 on page 6S
Lots 2'.2S in block 10 East
Contact Towns!te.
Assessed to Gates * WeItrie for the
year Of 1915 on page &c
Lot p in block 10 Railroad
Towus.te, Contact, Nevada.
Assessed 10 L. N. Hartley for the
year OF 1915 on page So
Lot : in block Y at COLD
Circle.
Assessed 10 Mr.. Ellen House for the
year of 1915 on page 100
1890 Acres Grazing Lands;
Lots , d 4 OF Section 3.
Township IS. Range A.
ASSESSED to Dwight l. jackson lOg
the year OF 1915 on page
lUG. ~ Acres Grazing
lands, SEA OF NV. oil
section %, Township 81,
Range So
Assessed to Rembrandt Peale for the
year OF 1915 on page v. 81
Acres Grazing lands; the
S12 OF SWA of section 81
Township IS. Range e..
Assessed TO ID. }. SauIter Tor the ycaI
OF 1915 on page lS6. Lot:
40 in block X at Gold Cir
Gle.
Assessed to Edward Murray for III,
year OF 1915 on page 10
Lot ~ in block IL at Las
Contact Iownsite.
Assessor 70 Or. J. Il. Morgan, for the
year OF 1915 on page III
LOT IN BLOCK II at Eas
Contact IowHsite.
A7se5Seu 10 frank Lt% Tor the ycal
OF I94o on page y. Lots .
IN D!och at Cold Circle
NSSeSSeu % huth "h!Ie Tor the zeal
u 1910 on page ~. LO
- III OIock NJ at Gold Cir
Gle
ENSSeSSeu u N4ChoiaS Acker Tor the
year VI 1910 on page )
ho's ~ ~ inclusive II
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-08

TN. paril.>t minister who has hccn
sentenced to two years in prison will
lind things delightfully."- peaceful
here.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-08
Legal Blanks for
Sale at This Office

NOTICE OF SALE OF DELIN.
QUENT PROPERTY FOR TAXES
THAT The TITLE THEREOF
HAVE COME INTO THE POS
SESSION OF THE COUNTY
THROUGH DELINQUENT PROP.
ERTT TAX DEEDS.