In 1877 he gave up his wondering and came to Meeker county, where he had settled, or rather bough a farm and worked it between his surveying expedition. For three years he managed one of their farms, and then came back here and has remained ever since. In his views Mr. Taylor is entirely free politically, and independent of party lines. He was elected to the office of town clerk in the spring of 1888, and still holds that office. They can be read by viewing them on Microfiche Readers.
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