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New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
THE CITY OF BERLIN SIGHTED.

The French steamship Vile d AlGer, which ar
rived from bordeaux Yesterday brought news OF
,he safety of the Inman Line steamship City of per
lin which was sighted with machihery usa9lYu u'
and about 700 miles east OF New-lork. Saptad.., p.
IeInarce of the Vile d Alger, salu that
an February ~ about a. m. the lights ol tnc
(Ity of Berlin were sighted, and at dayHgut
The vessel was seen. This was i'll latitude ~ %
norib and longitude so 81 west. Signals were
,nadn on the CI v of Berlin that she was disabled
and wanted 20 he taken in tow for New-l ork me
Vile d. Alga went nearer, when Dnat was lowered
and an officer from the City OF Berlin came on
board lie said that the screw shaft 0i hls Vessel
had broken four days before and since that tiihe
she had been under sail The City Of Beriln at ttnat
t,,ne wos drifting 10 the southwark. and there was
small hope of her reaching this city unless INC
wind changed. Captain Lemarce declined TO NJ
teupt 10 tow her TO this port as he had not SUM
Gent coal; then 1t was proposed 10 taKe
the disabled vessel into Halifax. lehgth OIL Saplo
was run out OF the hawsehOlcs on the stern OF the
Vile F Alger and in the blight OF the cable was MADE
fast the hawser FROM the City of Berlin and at lo
O'clock the former vessel started ahead. Inc sea
was smooth. but the CITY OF Berlin oelhg Ia!Re
vessel. after she had been lowed ior nearly nllie
thai the Vile d. Algcr should remain near the
iitv of Rerlin until the following morning before
taking her i'm tOw again. Early the next daV Tue
Cuuari steamship Samaria, from Liverpool tOT
BostOn was sighted, and she being more pOwcrlul
vessel il was agreed that she should tow the
Vile d. Algl steamed away on her contse Ior Iis
civ She bad taken the City of Berlin about forty,
five niles Ii is believed that the SamaIla has had
ditficultics in towing the City of Berlin, as she
sh0uld have reached Halifax before this time
The City Of Berlin has ninety-hve CABIN ana
,esrly 400 steerage passengers. Among the former
are Jacob Schacfer, the billiard player and
Thomas Johnson.
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uOFF'S MALT EXTRACT,
IMPORTED BY
TARRANT A, co.

SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES AND
BRITISH PROVINCES OF NORTH AMERICA, EVERY
GENUINE BOTTLE OF WHICH BEARS THEIR
LABEL.
THE MOST POPULAR AND BEST HEALTH BEVER-
AGE EXTANT.
IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR LADIES IN
DELICATE HEALTH AND DURING CONFIN EMENT,
WHILE 1T Is ESPECIALLY BENEFICIAL TO NURS.
ING MOrHERS, CONVALESCENTS, OR PATIENTS
RECOVERING FROM FRUSTRATING FEVERS. THE
WEAKEST STOMACH RETAINS 1T READILY, AND,
BEING PRE.EMINENTLY NUTRITIOUS. IT Is THE
BEST HEALTH BEVERAGE KNOWN.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE MoNrELLs's DIVORCE SUITS.

The trial Of the crossdiycrce suits between PSarS 70
Nontells and Emma r Montelis was Sen SCme'"I ,Ins.
ss opSasS cOnT nsf0tS TO rSeSpe wH the Of
ihe jury. The jury went ont .rdist as'nil until
sfternocn and did not agree upon verg,ct tan u,n
snnaay morning The Jury found that Mrs. mon Mon
tells had not been unfathful 70 her marriage voWs
Mr. Montes. who began the suit afals' fIS stsnrnc s
Sa" gSe csSse OF lis fall Mrs. stauring made m
affidavit in the case in which she admitted tal cS SnS
had been guilty of an injury iIv ~ overlook
and In resari to which Mr.. stanring might have
eeIngsh n Which Se shs Is0 begged her to
orsive her for the desoation which she had brought
mon Mrs Montells's happy married ne On tne tlai
she admitted the wl'Rg S d declared % that though
Ia h"S been found in room with Mr. Montels In
n state i'm which tie goddesses OF GfSece were Wont
s,,,i sbe had done no wrong. She had loved Mrs.
Montcls very dearly and had ye:aeq 10 ner T I,, en-,
treaties to enter iutO conspiracy % %Miln H.i ~ PLo
worlJ feel compelled 10 make settlement on ms
wife or tha; would lay successful ioundauoh or 2,
.nt fer diyorce anu SeP9tGr P e. o nasa sbonjl Mrs
Stsnrings heroic sacrifice of her deicacy be exposed
IA the harsh iHd gncnt of the world. she hau uoho
III. and a. She had been betrayed by Mrs. Mon;
,eiis who. ia return for her service OF love ana
friendship. had in pubhc tIaI exposed her 70 ul
favorable comment she felt mat she was ;S H;n,S
;ns; iotb ~ Mr Mont lis and her own rcputatlon'
In reveal the truth in TIE matter. H.
The ilfv look Mrs Stauring at her word Doth IN
lac, sGi,yit and in her retracion of 1t IN her teS,
,1ony ana found that she had done Mrs. Monteliss
The iniurv fog which she had asked forgiveness ana
,bet she was well entitled to Mrs. MontellS ) for-
c1vcpess as tie latter had procured. been prvX to
And cornivcd at the injury. Ii vas also found th3t
Mrs Monteils condonei her husbands oiienSe. ms
sn1inr of The iurv leaves the legal status
Of Nr. and Mrs Montells UNCHANGED;
Ihc YER let Of tie jury docs not materially as iSt
.Gon Iohn n. Lewis. the attorney for Mrs. Mon
,es after the rendering of the verdict. moved that
John A. Dickson, John Casamit nee fiorthG.G9
T., baL,lf - MIR Noutclls should be commi ted for
giving periirrd testimony in the case justice Lar
rem0rr said ne only rat 10 receive the veIuict ol
the jury and would do no other judicial ACT "' 'n'
time
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and dredges and rakes broken by the contendins
parties.
STATEN ISLAND.

wwEsTrIEID.- have made their az ap-
be larger part of them have been seen on the farm
of BENJAMIN Prall. They are small In size ana
brown and green in color. The farmers fear tiey
will do much damage TO early vegetation
CIuToY.-The Staten Island oyster planters held
their second annual meeting on Saturday. Tho
principal thing discussed was the way to secure
better protection for oyster beds. II was resolved
TO appoint an additional number of watchmen to
guard the beds. Thomas Colon was chosen presl-
dent and Captain Ellsworth secretary of the asso-
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R. H. MACY&C0.,
14Tu.sTREET, sIxTHAvENUE, AND lsTH'sE
GRAND CENTRAL FANCY AND DRY GOODS
ESTABLISHMENT.

THE LAST FEW DAYS OF BRIoHT WARM
WEATHER REMIND Us THAT WINTER IS OVER
AND THAT SPRING GOODS WILL NOW BE IN RE
QUEST WE HAVE ANTICIPATED THE DEMAND
AND OUR PATRONS WILL FIND ALL OUR DE-
PARTMENTs STOCKED WITH FRESH. sEAsoNABLE
GOODS OF THE FINEST QUALITY AND MOST DE
sIRABLE STYLES, AT FIGURES THAT WILL FULLY
SUSTAIN OUR REPUTATION OF BEING THE
LEADERS IN POPULAR PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06

is s,,.pSisa ID stsInway Ham, ~ that village on
upon proposition to create public park compris-
ing about thirty five acres Of land. AFRO Fowler
Charles H. Wilson, Caleb 8. Babcock, George IA;
Carroll, William Yeomans, Oliver Dyer and Edward
Hartley were appointed committee to obtain IN
formation and report ut subsequent meeting as 10
the probable cost of the proposed park.
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DIR REYAN GOING BACK TO LONDON.

The Rev Dr. Llewellyn d. Bcyan, pastor of the
Brick Prebby teIau Church, at Flfth-ave and lnr-
ty-seyenth-st., has received and accepted Il call
from the IhghbuTy Quadrant Congregational
Church, London, aud viii leave his present pastor
ate about May ]. DR.. Beyan began 10 preach at the
age OF sixteen, and had prepared and
preached 600 sermons before he was
ordained. At the age Of twenty-three
years he became the pastor OF the Old Ware
he renained five years. lie then called TO
Whitefeld's former church i'll Tottenham Court
Road, also a Congie gational church. and he
preached there seven Years. lie then came 10 this
city and has been in his present church five years.
In that time hc has received several calls from Lon
don and one from Australia 1t IL stated that Dr.
Ieyan makes the change now not because of an in
crease of salary but from desire to return TO his
Old home. The church winch has recently called
he The largest over which lac has ministered. DIR.
Beyan is thirty-nine years Old.
PARK FOR MOUNT VERNON.
Abnnt oSn taxnavers Of MOunt Vernon and Vicin-
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HOME Ne WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rreroort House-Sr John Lister KAYE, Of Eng
land - York HofeI-CoOne J. II. Mapleson and Cap
Ia Kennedy Of the steamship Germsnic Victoria Hotet1
Dion oucicault fInh AusnUe Hoel-Thc Hon. Marshall
Jewell Hartford and Judge A. L. Roache of Indianapolis
-. III Stor House,. X. O. Pitkin. of Louisiana.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06

MARINE I'M ELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALHANAc-TO-DAY
sun G2G 5:57 Moon r1s 7:jl Moons age dysl6
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Foy,noon-s'iv H'k s2I: Gov Isld. 900 He'll Gae 1888
AGernO0n-oy S, 8i2 Gov. Isld, $780, Hell GdlS ll;l9
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Announcements
THE SAME OLD EXPERIENCE.

THE SANE OLD EXPERIENCE.
Dr. + spcck, who s connected with The Wilmington
OIL r SpecE states that he uses the Oil in his family
household remedy sort Of universal panacea for az aches
airetion was called by many testimonials In t favor
and nc day used upon himself for sore throat Two ap
his little girl for throat with gratifying success Inc
child had scarlet fcver This winter which lett the ten
walk without assistance and suffered mnch inconyenirnce
end pain Several Of S Jacobs on @ TT
act ciarmncy in toothache lie thinks St on IS
sterling remedy and does not hesitate to recommend 1t for
rheumatism, &c.
A PROPER SOLICITUDE
For babys health suggests the best pures nurmen THIS
IS why sensible mothers buy AneGSwss MIX Food EAceI
lent for invalids
Coal! Coal !! COAL!M
Send orders toJ. q. Cunningham. No 35S Broadway
DR.. LYOv's TooTH TABLETS.
Just the thing for travellers
Earl g. Wilson's + and w brand Of Mems
Collars and Cuffs the best Sold everywhere
Henry A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
l44LeKn gtOl.ave 2Jtl-st- Hours, 80 i11j jjp
Attention 70 GeltleneL
lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
the great for the Of all female Complaints u
the greae srcnghcuer the back stomach nerves. Kid
urinary and genital organs Of man ana woman ever
send for circulars TO Lydia E PinEha Ly nn Mass
No HOUSE COMPLETE
bottle of SoZODoST As mouth wash Is most
early youth TO old age and maintain bean
tiui and healthy teeth 10 IS also most eGono.csl as a few
pleasure.
The doctors said | had consumption and
must die Parkers Ginger Tonic has cured me Orner
High SpTe, Penn
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HENRY 4. DANIELS, VI. d.,
l44Le1ingtOl.ave 2Jt1-s- HOIrs, 80 AL jj)A-
Attention ID Geltlen5L
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
AIDING THE RUSSIAN EXILEs.

A,poss meeting of the Jewish citizens of Brook
lyn held YESTERDAY afternoon at tne leliPlo
measures for the relief OF the Russian refugees now
arriving i'm this country The Temple was well
filed and much interest was manifested; Moses
Nav was chosen chairman. He spoke briefly of its
object. resolution read by the heV. Dr' l.;
Wntncr protesting in the name OF humanity ana
civilization against the baibarlsm ana a'roe
cities ruthlessly practised on thousands OF
human being, because they are OF certain
race and creed Was ad%peG was aIsS
EXPRESSED and il was declared to he the duty OF all
present to extend 10 them helping hand. Adoph
f. Sanger said that already 5000 Jews had arrived
in this country and that probably III six months
from now 10000 more would come. III WOui9 DC
necessary he SAID TO raise $2O,OO0 lor theI Ieel. M
He added that III New York, within very leW
days $50 900 had been raised. Addresses were also
delivered bv Sgisnund Kaufmann, the kev Dr. L.
Wntner and Ira l.. hamburger Subscription nc eai35 0
were circulated and between $1,000 and $3,O0O
were subscribed The meeting was held under ne
auspices of the Brooklyn branch OF the Hebrew Ala
Society.
PREACHING N HIS BROTHERS ABSENCE
The Rev Thomas X. Beecher of Elmira, n 7,
ofIciated yesterday in plymouth ShuTch IN 1d tne
fnr;ng in the West. The Elmra pastor IS taller
than his more widely known brother and is strlk-
iugly different from him IN personal appGarancG, ne
iast fst"'tu ial as as {Greep6ack candidate for
Member Of Congress in Elmlra, ana ne mas oeeil
10 Adam the forefathcr OF the race.
Mr., Beecher preached yesterday of the power and
glory of God lie said in his sermon that the exist
ence OF God coul,i he proven just as well as the
existence of light. Scientific mon spoke OF an
omniprcsent ether vibrating, aud ministers spoke
OF an omnipreseut God working. OF Jesus 1t was
uncertain which was the greater miracle, whetncr
Gis alleged miraculous birth and resurrection, his
Astounding fame. spread abroad in all lands and
powerful over all the earth Both had TO be be.
tieyed The coherency. uuty and symmetry OF
the gospel story would lead any candid thinker 10
accept IT, Jesus was a transparent man. with the
TRANSPORTATION of God shining through him. BIck-
erinz clatteriug Christians all over the world
agreed in the sgu of the typical Of self sacr
GeF
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RlJp' lJR Z: .
IT'S RELIEF AND CURE As CERTAIN As DAY Fo

LOWS DAY
Since the reduction Of Dr. j. A. SIIERMAN'S terms thou
sands cr0wdrg him for treatment gladly throw ing
away their gripping irksOe, dispiriting and life punhing
russe His treatment this nhCtiOn makes the patient
safe In the performance OF every kind ol
ercae or labor thing and those who
trcd and provide them elves with must endure tho
afiCon and the all
through Thousands Of those cured give the most Halter
ing testimonials of gratitude u Dr. SHERMAN: He Is the
ant this popular system he impars his
applicable to all classes and cases and
duCed rate within the reach OF almost
course the Doctors experience and skill IN this branch OF
science almost invaluable and should expect his
time and remedies without being willing TO compensate him
literally. -
OF recently consulted him and had Their cases
examined 4s0 went unccr his treatment which TACT gives
the evidence Of his moderation III charges ana
the confidence afflicted have in his ability He has
down with the times like true phanrOpst determined
TO numbers whose limited circumstances
for consideration.
Thousands applied 10 him when his charges high
could not afford take his treatment are gladly avang
Of his present terms Those interested should
consider matter the advantages and satisfaction Of ply
steal soundness danger and ve1atOn 0f rupture and
usses accordance with the impulse OF duty
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06

lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
the medicine Tor the Of all female complaints Is
news urinary and genital organs Of and woman ever
known circulars TO Lydia f. Pkham Lynn, Mass
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06

Earl g. Wilson's and w brand Of Mems
Collars and Cuffs the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
A pRnrER SnIICITrI

a PROPER SOLICITCDE
baYs health suggests the best prcst nutrmen This
IS why sensible mothers buy AneOSwss MIX Food Excel
lent for invalids
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06

DR.. LYO,;'s TOOTH TABLETS.
Just the thing for travellers
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06

PARK FOR MOUNT VERNON.
About $50 taxpayers OF Mount Vernon and vicin-
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06

The doctors said | had consumption and
must die Pakers Ginger Tonic has cured me- A Orner
Spire Penn.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06

James Drake, age sixteen, of No. 800 East
Thirty -ninth-st., was arranged in the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday, charged with steal
ing gold watch and chain and lOcket, valued at
$3.50 from Mrs. Mary 5. Hoe, of No. 504 Grand-st.
She alleges that on Friday, while at No. 179 East
Tmrtv-ninth-st.. she sent for messenger boy, and
Drake answered the call. A satchel containing the
stolen property stood upon the hat-rack, which
Drake opened and from it took the jewelry. He ad-
mitted his guilt to Detective Haley who arrested
him. Justice Kibreth held him for trial in default
OF 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06

Coal! Coal !! COAL!!!
Send orders TO j. q. Cunningham. No. 33S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06
No HnrsE C0MpIETE

without its bottle of SoZODoNT. As mouth wash II IS most
sanaye; toilet article luxury and its regular use from
early youth would tend and maintain bean
tin and healthy also most economical few
drops upon all that Is needed for efficacy and
New-York tribune., 1882-03-06

Two cases of smallpox were reported yesterday.
The benches have again appeared in City Hall
Park and the police were busy yesterday keeping
the framus awake.
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E1GEred AZ Ne PoIh1gos, C<vrnS, Wyo-
ulit.s. for sranszaIIrSOn through rs BsGdI a.
Tscond elias nRonSr.
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Spring Plug"
TOBACCO.

This elegant article of CHEWING OBAC-
co Is now on the market. ASK Your dealer
for it. Manufactured by C. A.JACKSON 4 Co.
Petersburg. Va.
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block 173, in the City of Cheyenne,
purchased as h. site for a county hospi-
tai and poor house.
The treasurer presented a report
showing amount collected for licenses
during the month of April, 1892.
1t was ordered that said report be
filed.
The clerk presented an abstract of
licenses issued during the month of
April, 1882. Said abstract was found
corr ect.
The following bills were presented,
and, on motion, said bills were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn for the re-
spective amounts allowed, to wit:
Claimant. Claim'd AltoW'd
+. E. Warren u Co.,
furniture, etc. $l3 20 $l3 10
Leader Printing Co.,
printing II 90 IL 90
Jonn IL. Rees, pay as
stock inspector 100 90 80 90
Chas. 5. Coniey, pay
as stock Inspector 125 90 125 90
VIM. Phillips, haul
ing IA 80 IA 80
John Eames, board
ing paupers 324 04 296 "a
John Eames, expense
at hospital 90 90 70 90
The application of E. IL. Cowles for
rebate of taxes for 1881, was laid over.
The following bills were laid over:
Mrs. Priscilla O'Brien. pauper
ac't....................... $40 90
P. Nolan, constable fees . 95 So
F. c. Thomason, constable fees Z O5
James A. Bean, salary, etc -. 80 20
The board then adjOurnd.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING =.
COUNTY OF LARAMIE
l hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a full, true and correct
copy of the proceedings Of the board of
County Commissioner held on the dates
therein mentioned, as the same remains
of record in my office.
In witness whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and official seal this 4th
day Of May, A. d. 1882.
JNo X. JEFFREY,
County Clerk aud Clerk of the board.
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$500 Reward!

We will pay the above reward for any case
oliver Complaint. Dyspepsia, sick Head
we cannot cure with Vests Vegetable Liver
Pills, wheh the directions are strictly com.
piled with. They are purely Vegetable, and
never TAIL to give satisfaction. Su gar Coated
Large boxes containing 30 pills, % cents Fol-
sale by ali Druggists Beware OF counterfeit
only by JOHN Z. Wksr u Co., 'The PHI MAX
ers,i , ISL n 1883 W. Madison St., Chicago. Free
trial package sent by mail prepaid on receipt
oil a scent stamp.
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Nervous Debility.
A CURE GUARANTEED.

DIR. +. &. - EsT Nerve and Brain Treat
tent a spec fc lui Hysteria, Dizziness, Con
ulsions, Nervut Headache Mental De
rtssi',n, Loss oi Memory, Spermatorrh@a,
tnpntehey nv, untrry EinissionsI Prema-
buse, or over indulgence, which lead t.
misery, dec nd DEATH One box Will cure
ecent cases. e. CHI box con aims one months
reatment. o. g dollar a box, or six boxes
Or five dollar sent by mail prepaid on re
ei t OF prices. We guarantee six boxes to
ure any case With eacn order received by
5 for six boz es, accompanied with five dol
airs, we viii send the purchaser our writ.
zen guaran ee 10 return /. = money II the
reatm. nj does not effect n cure. Guar intees
ssued by GEohGE w.. HoYT, Druggist 37
a. st. CheN enne, Wyo. Ter. Orders by mail
I regular price. n9dawly.
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SIMMONDS NABOB
PURE
Kentucky Bourbon Whisky

WILL CURE NERVOUSNESS,
Debility, Indigestion, Fever, Weakness,
Dyspepsia, Chills, etc., etc. Has been
sold in all the Eastern States and given
universal satisfaction. 1t is highly
recommended by the Faculty for all
classes of Fever and Ague, Nervous
ness. Weakness, Debility, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, etc. 1t is now introduced
to the public of the Pacific Slope, in
dorsed by the certificates of the emf
nent DR.. s. Dana Hayes, the State
Assayer of Massachusetts,; and DR.. II.
G. Louderback, of st Louis, Missouri;
both gentlemen prominent in their pro-
%fession, and which is a guarantee to all
buyers, of its purity and quality. l a
show thousands of letters from persons,
from all parts of the Union and Cana
da, to testify to its merits and the ben
eft it has afforded as a family remedy
and tonic.
GEO. W. HOYT,
Sole Agent for Cheyenne and vicinity.
None genuine unless my signature across
the cork-G.S IMMONDS.
Shipments made direct from Dhe distillsry
in Kentucky. eldawsn
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The treasurer presented the following
license and requested that it be can
celled, having heen issued in error:
License No. 1892, F. Landau, retail
lixuor, $500 90.
On motion said license was ordered
cancelled.
The official bond of A. Gilchrist, as
road overseer for road district No. l.,
and the official bond of John Hunton
as road overseer for road district No. 2,
We're presented, approved, and ordered
filed.
The board having procured suitable
books and blanks for the assessor, II
was ordered that said books and blanks
be turned over to the assessor as re-
CURED by law.
The board then adjourned until Tues
day, May I'd, 1882, at 10 O'Clock Il. m.
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TUESDAY, May 2, 1882.

SAeJ W.
Board met at 10 O'Clock a. M, par-
suant to adjournment.
Present: Thos. Swan, chairman; N.
Robertson, commissioner.
The journal of April 4th and 9th,
and May lst, were read and approved.
The report of the viewers appointed
March goth, 1892, to view and locate
tie following described road, vas sub
United, to-wit:
Leading from Cheyenne in an east
erly or s~outheasterly course north OF
the railroad track, to the crossing oil
the present travelled road opposite Kuy.
kendall's ranch, thence cross the rail
road track, and run in a south or south
e~asterly course south of the main line
or track of the Union Pacific railway,
and at a safe distance therefrom to the
Grow creek bridge"
SAID report was accompanied by u
plat of said road, and the field notes OF
he surveyor who located the same un-
der the direction Of the viewers.
Tie viewers assessed the following
damages and benefits accruing or IT.
,ulLIng to the owners of land over which
SAID road will pass, by reason Of the
location thereof, VIZ:
john Eames, land ten acres. 8 % 90
". l.. .kuykendall, land and
setting back fence. ......... 20 20
UuIon Pacific Railway Co.,
Land upon which they pay
lakes 10 the county. and rent
to Milton Taylor, 8 acres, at
81 80 II 90
Milton Taylor, setting back
fence and damage to wire in
doing .... rs 90
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SlOi OU
No person appeared before the board
or offered any objections to the report
If the viewers. AS to the damages al
lowed by them, or to any decision made
by them.
The report of the viewers was ap-
proved by the board, and 1t was ordered
tled.
The clerk was instructed to issue
warrants to the persons and corporation
mentioned in the report of the viewers,
and for the several amounts desig-
mated.
Thereupon, it was ordered by the
board that the above road as laid out
and plated by the viewers, be and is
hereby declared a public highway.
1t was ordered by the board that the
insurance. on the court house which runs
out during the month of May, 1882, be
renewed.
On motion, a warrant was ordered
drawn in favor Of the Union Pacific
Railway Co. for 1906 In payment for