The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-04
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: Mr.. Mckee thought that it would

= Mr.. Mckee thought that it would
add from one-fourth to one-qalf to
the value of all real estate in the
County, and especially in the towns
Of the County through which the
road pass, The other gentlem en-
all concurred in the utility, feasibil-
ity, and practicability of. the Road.
Mr.. Peters had seen roads built be-
fore, and under far more ,discourag-
ing cirrun stances, and was in favor
ofevery man saying that he acas for
tie Road. and acting accordingly.
He added that if we all wo rllod to-
gether it would be an easy matter to
accomplish the undertaking.
The following 4gcntlemens were
appointed the meeting at Toledo on
the 10th of July, towit:
Henry Peters Esq, I. V. Reber, S.
Watson, c. r. Fowler, David Harp
ster, r. ReENIeKee, VIM. Gibson, s.
NJ. Worth, John Carey, David Straw,
IsH. Beery, Noah Eby, john Berry,
c. Berry, Jr., Gen. w. L. Wilson,
Gen. I. M. Kirby, T. E Grisell, R.
McKelly, Col C. Sears, S. H. Hunt,
JOINT Ayres j. Juvcnall, M. Moran,
Fl A.. Hovt DR.. S. H. White, Geo.
Harper, L. A. Brunner DR. McCon-
nell, Geo Myers, P. B. Beidler,
Fred Ageter, A. G. Tribolet }.
Frederick, R. ID. DUNN, 2. Cuneo,
T. E. Beery, DR.. o. Ferris, Henry
Peters, Jr., Geo. Beery, j. d.
Sears Med. M Carey, D. S. Miller
R. n Taylor, S. w. Holmes, Jesse
Griffith, Geo. Kenan, Geo. Hayman,
j. A. Maxwell, Jacob Ronk, Judge
C. r. Mott, c. Y Pierson, Joseph
Parker, John R. Layton, 6. w
Sampson. Jonathan Kear, Jonathan
S Hare, Daniel Carr, G. T. McDon-
aid, VIM. B. Hitchcock, VIM. F..
Goodbread, Henry Davis, Josiah
Gibson, John Wonder, VIM. Bray
ton, John S. Rappe, j. D. Mckee,
John VanMarter Henry Maddux, II.
H. Holdridge, G. W. SALESMAN, VIM.
Beam, F. F. Fowler, r. A. Hender-
son, J. w. Smalley, A. Gillett John
F. Myers, S. p. Fowler, John Baker,
Hugh Mcdowell Abram Carothers,
I. j. Anderson, Buell. S. Beebe, j.
H Hollanshead H. J. Starr, j. NJ. Ellis,
P. O'Brien, DR.. Byron, John Carnes,
Madison Pool, Josiah Smith. John
Agerter Joseph McCutcheon, R. W.
Gier, Jacob Grouse, Wm. Ayres,
John M. Chesney, J. NJ. Smith,
r. Aten, John II. Barrach, and T. H.
4 Conaghan.
On motion of j. D. Sears, this
Committee was requested to meet at
this town on Saturday, July 9th to
make arrangements for going to To
| ledo.
On motion Of Mr. Grisell, Com
mittce, of six, to-wit Col {. Sears.
John Berry, r. r. Mckee, 7. T.
Beery, S. w Holmes and "A. G.
Tribolet was appointed to ascertain
the probable amount of subscrip-
tons can. be taken toward building
said Road in Wyandot=Co. and re-
port on next Saturday.
On motion Of John Berry the pub
fishers of our county papers were re
! quested to publish these proceed
| ings.
1t is hoped that as many Of the
members Of the Committee to visit
Toledo as possibly can, will come
together on Saturday here, to have
such a definite and thorough under
standing among themselves, as Will
enable them to work harmoniously
together, in impressing upon the
minds ofthe projectors Of this road
the great advantages Of this route
This. Being the best opportunity, We
have ever had, and perhaps the last
one we4ever will have to get north
and south Road through the county
every man who has the prosperit,
and best interest Of his county al
: heart ought to lend all his energies
! in trying to secure it.
HENRY PETERS,
c. BERRY, jr., Sec'y. Chair.