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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-17
Special Dispatch % tho ~ Tribune.
From Washington.
WAanlgaroN. Juno

WAsnSaroN, June 10, 1853.
The Presidents message, announcing the close
of the Utah War, w9srecciyea iniho House with
derisiye laughter. IL is virtual sckuowledeS
mcnt that the millions he has spent on II were
wasted needlcssiy. His reeommendaiipnss of
economy, after his Adhtistration has crowded
through Congress the most reckless andsxthe7
qgan; appropriations known incur history, are
emnently Buchanenish,
The cause of the putsguay war is explained
by the appropriation Of $4,000, just passed, for
a Commissioner TO negotiate. Another of the
Kings friends is thus provided for.
The llouse unanimously to day repealed uil
laws authorizing the Secretary of Wat 10 sell
military reservations This is most signif-
cant condemnation of Secretary Floyd, the uni
versal unwilingness to oallow him to show any
more Tt Smelling talent, or TO give him any
DISCRETION whatever.
There is reason to believe that the Admins
tration, some months since, requested the Brit
ish Ministry TO change the cruising place of
the slave trade suppression squadron 10 the Gulf,
which was accordingly done.
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EScct Of the Heavy Rains on wood
Cnrsastv.

There has not bcen week, during tho past
| month that the undroued lands Of this county
wcrc fit for blowing or planting, There may
have been n day or two, but even this is doubt
fui The rains OF lost week have flooded such
farms, and il wllrequire several favorable days
to put them in tillable condition, Perhaps
it is safe to say that, throughout the county not
more than one holfor two thirds as many oores
have been planted os there would have been had
the seuson been favorable, or had the farmers all
been prepared for wet weather. as they should
be. II- HI'h |iif lts ti'
While the above is true Of by far The greater
number Of farms in the county, there are graft
Tying exceptions Some farmers have acted
wisely and prepared their lands for cultivation,
What we mean by this is, that they have pro.
vdcd water courses by whicE the surplus
water that falls upon their farms may escape
and not lie upon the land for weeks after ii
should be in the lake. These farmers have now
q good prospect Of fair crop Of corn. The
rains hove not materially damaged their pros
poets. We have heard several farmers, who have
given attention TO the drainage Of their lands,
TClHhIh lHdI lIlcI COTh loohS Vultc uo WCli as ~
did last year at this date. For instance, Geo
Williams, Esq, has on his furm 300 acres which
has not suffered materially from The unusual wet
weather through which it has passed. We'll
drained as his lands are, it. is his design to in.
crease his outlet ditch the present year very
materially, which will cost him not less than
$1,000. J. Il. Tracy also informs US Shat his
corn has suffered more from black birds than
from rain. Aud SO we might so on, adding tcs-
tnony to testimony on this point, but it is
unnecessary. Every person. especially every
farmer, must know that ditching is essential tc
the utility Of his soil.
There is one remarkable feature about the sol
Of this county, aside from its incxhaustiblt
richness. Where there are reasonable faclitie,
for its drainage, ii will dry off in REMARKABLY
short time and not "bal1e." The most soaking
rains will not keep the land out of the farmer.
hands more than one day, and under good
sun, we hazard nothing in saying that few
hours will make it just as mellow and nice as an,
soil can be, In this respect it is Ear superior
to any soil we have ever seen. All that is nee
ossary to make every farm yield an obundau
crop, is proper drainage, and to Wood county
farmers this is essential to SUCCESS. But NOR,
| Of this hereafter
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For the journal.
MIppLEroN, June 9Th,

MIDDLETON, June 8th 1853.
FRIrND HtGGtNs :--Onc of the many strange
things that happen now and then in this rainy
world OF ours has come to light in the goodly
township of Middleton, and as you lately nti
mated that information on interesting topics
from various parts of the country would be oc-
ceptnbIe for publication in the Journal, take
the liberty of layidg the matter before you.
A meeting for the purpose Of Divine Wor-
ship, having been held OF a certain school house
in our township, a few days since, strange and
mysterious objects wore noticeable In the room
the next morning lrrcgularly shaped, dark
brown things, about three-quartets of an inch
long, having the appearace OF rolted straw from
the ruins of some ancient hog pen, lay upon
various parts of the noor, and some had even
found their way into the desks of the students.
They had no feet that could be seen, aud ap-
prarcd incapable of moving in any way, and
moreover they emitted a stencil that was op.
paing, aud looked desperately nasty. Whence
they came, orhow, shall not attempt to decide
a present, nor even suggest that some one who
attended the meeting may have left them there
But the hdeousnesS Of these things, small as
they were, was terrible; owing, no doubt, to
ideas they suggested of the filthy wretchedness
from which they originated. Could you Mr.
Editor, cast any light on so dark subject, OF
would it be advisable TO hurl it into Oblivion z
D. -.' OCCABOT
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oSrn0MAN,--Ths N. Y.n;4ribhte says -" The
exodus of Steedman, the public printer, after
the alleged disposal Of his contract, has created
sensation among numerous, partles holdlns
contingent interests. 1t is said that his obliga-
tons to the lobby for ala, in his election as
printer, exceeded theu whole sum which he re-
ceiyed for his contract bya large amouut.M no
DRowNEp.-We have. TO record the sad fact
that a'lod of ten years, named Henry Barnard,
son Of Mrs. Jeilers, living in the house, of Mr..
Kcefe, on the east side Of the river, was drowned
about noon on Monday He with two or three
Others about his own age were playing ON some
drift wood on the bank of the river when he fell
in, and the rapid current Of the swollen waters
immediately carried him, and he was not seen
again. Fremont Journal H1 81 "''NasA g
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Ibtt6TS
C0STAR'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT, p.
GIT 388 Rroadu0au Nfaw Yar-
A'> ', SEE THE FOLLOWING:
Rats, Reaches, Bugs, Insects, &c.


Rats, Reaches, Bugs, Insects, &c.
What the Farmers say:
late writer says that the various species Of yer
min multiplying at fearful rate throug ghout tho
landN A postmaster in Illinois writing to Costay's'
Depot, says: sIhe country is literally oyarrun with
them (rats and mice, &c9 H n, -.
What the People say: CAVE, Ill.,, June 21, 1857.
y Dear Str:--My brother j. w McCreery. purchased
box of your Rat ENterminator, and found Il to bs
what you recommended it to be- perfect Rat des.
troyer hereby enclose So for more of il. luG
Yours, &C., ASHLEY AcCREERY.
zoo r... ..s NEw YoRK, Dec. IL, 1857.
ST:--* An this summer have been troubled
with Reaches and Mice. l was actually ashamed Of
the house, for the Reaches were everywhere, and /
don't know what should have done by this time. I
purchased box of your Exterminator and tried II.
and in one week there was not Roach er Mouse in
the house. JOHN B, GlVENS, No. % Elm Of.
MooREs SALT WoRKs Ohio, June 3, 1857,
Dear Str:-I have used it, (ths Rat, Roach &c, RI,
terminator) three nights and it making sad havoc
among the Rat tribe Yours, &c, ]. p. BECOM.
Wlat ths Pre- says, ul' a.. a43 tE y
We know by actual experience that COstAr'sn pre-
paration for Rats Reaches Bed Bugs and Insects gem
eTlly are complete and perfect exterminators--M r.
.dnas. May II. -.t - sac. .t.i. Ht'
Costar's Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator is an in
alible destroyer Of these pestilent creaures-Isdi,
FlOpotis Ead) SsAitiael. iflsa.fs r.ti.1
Uhdt the Drug ggisfS SQy. .f-- .
GUILFoRD& 4 LEMBERGER, (Druggists) Lebanon.
Pa. awe pleased TO say that which is sold gives
great satisfaction p' -
GEO. ROSE, Cardiagton, o. "It (the Rat Roach.
&c Exterminator sells like hot cakes giving general
satisfaction" W
Sold errysbarg o., by PrcK HsN1LroS. A rants.
April ~, lsSs--5Om2 :
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C3tc Moral standard Of Buchanan
IL ---.-- EnrLlanCNNfs.

The Hon. JoHN A. Soaring, member OF Con-
ggcss from Long Tsund-of Hard ScuELL' pro
cliyities-was called before the Wilctts Point
Investigating Committee, in behalf Of the Gov
eminent Tho following item of his testimony,
which wc nnd in the New York Tribhnc is IN
tensaly democratic;
Queslion---l( you had been the owner of the
property, and knew that an act had passed for
the purchase Of it, what would you have expec-
ted to yet from the Government?
AAnswer-A pretty large sum. would have
got more than they did, If could have possibly
done IT,
Question-Would you have got more than
S250,000f
Answor-I would hnve got all could,
question With a knowledge that the oppro.
miation for the purpose was one hundred and
fifty dollars, would you have expected TO be paid
100000 torit2
Answer--lf thought The Government wanted
il, and must have the property, and could not
possibly do without it, if Ihdd only paid Sl5
for il, I tcoWld hare ASKED 1880 900, or as much
more as cORld haze got, trold tdks adpUt-
tdge of The Governments necessities Just as
,c0uid the necessities Of pripdtc individual IN a
business transaction.
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Probale Conrt of Mood Connty. 0.

FetltOn TO complete real cOntrpct
Wesley Brown, Administrator of Leonard Dull de-
ceased, VS.. Elizabeth Dull and Others.
THE said Elizabeth Dull, widow, and Eliza Brown =
l. Mary Campbell John l.. Campbell, John ii. Dell,
Leonard Dull, Jr and Chrstiana Dull heirs at law
and legal representatives of Leonard Dull late of De-
ance county, Ohio deceased hereby notified that
Wesley Brown, administrator of said deceased on the
Sd day of June A. u. 1858, filed his petition in the
Probate Court of Wood county in said state the OBJ.
ect and prayer of which is to obtain an order of said
court to enable said administrator to complete on be-
half of said heirs contract entered into by said Leon-
ard Dull in his lifetime the 10th day of May A. d.
1854, with one Samuel McCrory, by which said Leon
ard Dull contracted in writing to convey TO said Me-
Croy the south part of the northwest quarter of rac
tional section number twenty-eght. in township five
north of range twelve cast in said Wood county
containing Sj and $4,000 acres of land. And said de-
PENDANTS further notified that said petition will be
heard before said Probate Court the 9th day of July
A. ID. 1858, ut 10 o'clock AN. WESLEY BROWN.
Admir-. of Leonard Dull deceased
VIM CARTER Attorney,
June 3. lS59-4w5S4 80
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.E1'A friend promised to furnish the Jouraai
a synopsis Of the proceedings of the North West
ern Teachers Association, hela at Toledo las,
Friday udSaturloy, but It has not been received
owing probably to the irrcgularty of the mails
We will doubtless be able to present il 10 ou
readers next week,
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Ep-C9rn is now beginning TO come into mar
ket and as soon as the roads get settled thare viii
no doubt be active times among produce dealers.
Prices have been sqmewhq unsteady in Eastern
markets yet figures have varied but little. In
all probability, fifty cents will be fair price for
fair article in Perrysburg, this season. Our
market reports will be caretpllyrevised weekly,
and farmers may rely upon the figures given in
the Journal .., ....,.9 "a IN
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MoRE MoNw.-The seventeen millions in the
Troasary on the first Of July last are gone the
twenty millions msod on Treasury notes are gone;
the fifteen millions Loan asked for by the Secreta.
ry ol-the Treasury and passed by the Senate is
found 70 he insufficient, and the PrcSidcnt-like
poor Olipor Ttpist holds out his hand and says;
"Morev lie sent message TO Congress, on
Saturday, making known the inSuliciency or the
prov siohs for the Treasury aud asking Congress
MOTTO adjourn till the wants OF the government
wera provided for How strange il is that our
economical Democratic President cannot conduct
the government, in u time OF general peace on
basis dreighty millions In old times the govern
ment used TO be conducted for about 80 cents to
each inhabitant aud, oven 50 late as Gen, Jack
sons day, for about one doilGy TO each inhabtant,
But under the rule of the Slave Power, when
men eau only be held to the support of the adj
masirion by sops, jobs, offices aud Spoils OF
one kind or another, n levy OF three dollars on
every mau, woman and child in the country is
barely sufficient to keep the government aioOt--
II is certainly time that we had u change of ed
mins,ration. - Toledo Blade,
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ROAD NOVICE.

To L. Prentice You notified by the County
Commissioners of Wood County, Ohio, at their June
session, A. d. 1858 upon the petition of the under
signed with others ordered the yiew survey, and lay
ing out of a County Road as follows:--
Beginning near the South West Corner of J. Fer
digs land on River Tract 49, thence Easterly to the
West line of River Tract so at the South East
OF said Ferdgs land, thence easterly the
venent route to the Perrysburg East Oregon Road,
and that said viewers and surveyor will meet at the
house of jeremiah Terdig in Perrysburg township
said county the 18th day of July A. D. 1858 to act
accordingly VIZ ..fF, JEREMIAH FERDIG.
June TO- 5w4* MICHAEL CASTNER
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Thomas EWING, JR., ON rHE ENGLisu Bull
MIR. Ewing, sou OF the old Senator, ia II prominent
citizen oi Kansas. He writes us follows to the
Portland Advertiser concerning the prospects of
tho English bill in Kansas
The character of tho EngliSh bill is as generally
understood here MS in any Northern Statc--dad
mach ,Vore generally dcspised, Tho mind of
every man is made up MS TO the vote he will cast
upon it The prsBerdd bride 'ciH getno hearing
before the psople, bit ciH De reject lOih iadigna
ton and scora, II 'UH not add an hundred
potss to the strength of the NAKED Lrcompton.
If the National Democracy make no effort in it's
behalf it will be voted down by eight thousand
-irthey make such effort il will be voted
down by about ilpelpc thousand majority The
pro.slavery party will vote for it, aud some of
those Douglas men who prefer Slave State. The
rest of the DougSs democracy will go against it
and the faces of the united Free State party will
turn all one way.
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z1"Thc steamboat Pennsylvania exploded her
boilers on Sunday morning, at Ship Island, sew
enty miles below Memphis and burned to the
waters edge, Three hundred and fifty pussen,
gers were on board and it is thought that al
least hundred lives were lost. d"
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o. DROWNED Mr.. Amos E. bert was drowned
in Blanchard river, seven miles from Findlay,
on Sabhathevening, by falling from alogs On
Saturday evening. while bathing in Funks mill
dam, near Arlington, Hancock county, Mr. Jno.
Marshal took the cramp and drowned. Mr.. M.
was carpenter and resided in Allen county.
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BEVVARE!

A IL persons are hereby notified not to purchase
-EAnote of hand, made by B. C. Meek to John I. But.
Ter order for the sum of $780, due April 1st A. D..
1858; also duebill, made by said Meek to Rev.
Chappel order, for the sum of Sl0 dated in Janu
airy February, 1858. As l. hold subsequent claims
against the former and the latter claim having been
paid by in full, he WHO buys said notes buys law
snit. r i9! io 10 f. .ios n es9ui b. G. MEEK.
GILEAD, Ohio, Nav 25. lS5S---4w3.1 ., t ,,sT
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z.o.rho Chicago Trtbnne SAWS OF corn i:

ao'Tho Chicago TribNnc says OF corn n
"Seventy-dve days of warm SUM- with or without
occasional showers, will insure an average yield OF
that great staple in halt dozen Of the Western
States aud though there is much uneasiness
manifested just now, we sec no reason to believe
that the prospect is hopeless or even diScourag-
inc"
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PlANr Com DO not despair because the
weather has been so unfavonble for planting
corn, but work With WILL aud You may have
enough and TO spare, II is not too late to plant
in 4he thirl week in June, and, it iine warm
weathAr should set in, large crop might be OBJ
tanned We have heard Of very heavy crops
grown in Michigan from seed planted ou the 9th
of June, and as Ohio possesses a wormer climate
thsu that state, bitter and surer results may be
anticipated Where land was piowed early i'm
spring il should be re-plowea previous to plan
ting, as The rains have hardened the soil by
beating it. Plow well ;bnd you need not fear
the loss OF the corn crop-Obio Farmer
There are $1,000 persons in New York City
dependent upon charity tol sustenance
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Ditch Notice.

TINE nonresident owners of the north half Of see
Il tion 81 of sections 80, 10, fractional section ls;
the northeast quarter section SO, east half section
east half section a. and east half fractional 13
Middleton township, and the southeast quarter sec
tion 36 in the H. s. r., same township hereby
tilted that the trustees of said township will meet at
the house of Benjamin Johnson Saturday July IL /,
1858, TO lay out and apporton ditch, follows, to
wit Commencing at the southeast Of tb north
east quarter section 80, in Middleton township, and
running north along The Perrysburg and Finday plank
road on the west side of the same to the line of Per-
rysburg township and there to terminate.
June g. lS5S--lwGS2 so llH JR RITDOJpu
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UrAn.-Thc latest Intelligence from Utah in
dicucs that the Mormons have been deceiving
Gov. Cumming, Reports say. that they are
making every preparation for war, and are de-
ceiving the Governor most cffectually. This
report is not generally believed. -,
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Ditch Notice.

THE resident holders of lands in section tyen..
l. ty.two. Montgomery township, hereby notified
that the trustees of said township will meet at the
house of Jacob Dater, Saturday June 26, 1853 to
lay out and apportion ditch follows to wit Com
mencing near the south west corner of section twenl
ty-two, and running north east until it intersects
ditch known as Chapmans ditch, and there to term-
nate. JACOB DATER
MAY 13, 1S5S--1w6% ..a.
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on Saturday July 3D. 1858, nt o'clock r. ~, for TIC
purpose OF selecting two delegates to represent them
in the State Convention at Columbus, on the 18th day
OF July; aud twenty five delegates to represent them
In the Congressional Convention at Defiance, on the
22d day of July, 1883 1t is hoped that every town
ship will be well represented.
by order Of the Central Committee.
juno II, 1887. JAMES w. ROSS, Chairman.
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Road Malice

NOTICE is hereby given that the commissioners OF
1NWood county, hay appointed viewers and ordered
that they meet the County Surveyor at the house Of
j., Bamer, Sr. on the 10th day of August, 1885, to
yew lay out and survey county line road, commepc-
ing at the southwest corner of section 6, town T.
range east thence south the county line to the
south line of the county and there terminate.
lime 10 1ShS--hplEN
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PRICES CURRENT.
Toledo Market.
Buffalo Market--Iuue IL.

Flour steady sales 1909 bbls at 4 OOd4 rs ex upDe
Lake de50A25 OK TO double ex q, 4 Ind. WhbA
nrmeri none here 5000 6u Chicago Spring 70 ar
rave, At ~ Cornfs nominal and que; Al f0inier loo
ta.0ns Oats Gtl! at S6 c. F n. r,1 .af !.
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DITCH NOTICE,

suoi DITCH NOTICE. A. -.- Hrt'
TNHE owners of the following described lands will
Il take notice that the Trustees of Lake township
will meet on the 10th day of July at o'clock
the corner post the town line, between Lake and
roy townships between 35 aud sc of Lake town
ship TO lOsate and apportion ditch to commence
said post and north to terminate at the
corner post between secs, and of said Lake town
ship the town line, between Lake and PerrySbuTg
townships.
SEC. l, Cyrus Prentice n out Reserve, and sW /.
=" Alonzn Fowler W 9swt.
20, Luther Smith w'p frac.
' Lyme Starting u $ c frac.
Z" Ezra Coy p S 9 frac.
"l2Georgs Shawner p nAnwt.
+" Dudley Germainw WI &sinw4.
I'll Herman B. Ely nEsw{. 90
Michael Fulmire 4 wfne&,
Homer Hegey sea.
"l4 Dudley Germain W nwi.
{" Mary NJ. Rouse nwt
e Harvey Crane e swf wiswt. 'i-
"l3 A. W. W.Luokey pit 1 n of June. X. r '-t 3D.
NJ Z" George l-utman pit as OF June. Il. r.
Joseph r. Mackman n 1.
"23 A. kouber Gov. Iowa &C an n 4 5 lila
n 67aninet&sp
g John Pitzsr met. Fs m
E, ~ Timothy Tresdwell swl.
"25 ID. X, Holenbeck hfnwt
II. +. Dayton $ hf or. '
:" SamlM NJ. Young qt $40 -t -+-'t.
"26 j. II. Waltz n hf S or. .l 1,a..l
Ludwig &, Reynolds 5 hf sc or.
+" j, W, Ross n 9 or. .,r
"35J, X. Mcbride " hf e Or
J6hnathan Snrgis e ar.
Unknown hfs e or. .t
la "3s s. s, Collins ", hf 9 W or. rau-1' ..g. {
!" Frances Tries und hf n hf& e hfsw Or
July 10, ls5s-5we$7ss -a La
DURE Soda Water, drawn from Nichols Paent Foun
Il tap-tbs best in the world. syrups Of a superior
quality w. e, PECK \ HAMILTON,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS


INHE land holders of the northeast quarter and the
u north half of the northwest quarter and the north
haH of the south quarter of section number l. Of
Portage township, Wood county are hereby notified
that the trustees of said township will meet at the
house of Matthias Shoup, Saturday, the Sd day Of
July next, for the purpose of locating ditch. to
mence the south quarter post Of section number
j, thence north on the quarter line to the river.
June 3, 1S5S--4wGSi % MATTHIAS SHOUP.
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MASONIC CELEBRAToN IN NoRwALK The
members of the Masonic Fraternity are to have
grand celebration in this town on the 9th
inst, at which time their Hall will be dedicated
They have issued invitations to the different
Lodges Chapters and Eneampments in this p ri
of the State, in which they cordially invite the
brethren to join them in the exercises Although
the notice is rather short, it is confidently ex.
pected that large number will be present us
there are no other celebrations Of like charac
ter to take place in this portion of the StOteNhi;
year We learn that Rev, Il. II. Sedgwick, o
Zonesvi lie, Grand prelate of the Grand Ruoamp
mcnt of Ohio, will deliver the adirt SIS; and from
the representations of those who havo heard hin
ON like occasions, something brilliant may b,
expected. - NOrpalk Experiment.
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DITCH NOTICE.

THE nonresident owners of lands in sec. 81 and
south half of sec. q, Town n range east (Jack-
twp will take notice that the trustees Of said
jackson township will meet at the house of David
Eyher July 49, 1853 to locate ditch water course
through said sections and to, award the expense Of
making the same TO absve lands - - .
81. ''. ,'- DAVID TYNER, ct al,
June 10, 1s5s-5w6* ot4a eti ~ +a Applicants ~