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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1891-04-03

The Erie 10 the only railway running solid
trains over its own tracks between New York
and Chicago No change of cars for any class
of passengers. Rates lower than VIA. any other
firaf-clasa line
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FITS stopped free by DIR. KLINEs GREAT
NERVE REsToRER No fits after first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 trial bottle
free. DIR. Kline, 93l Arch ST., Phila., Pa
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1891-04-03

LOVERS of Spanish olives are distressed to
hear the D predictions of q scarcity Of them.
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Arcadia, Gulf Coas; and Lakeland Railroad
Company, and grant lands to the same.
The senate entered the hall and the Joint
session took one ballot for United States
senator. The vote was scattering and no
election was made.
The joint session adjourned, and the
house proceeded with business.
BY unanimous consent Mr.. Clark offered
the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, Hon. J. W. Trammell, a
member of this body, has received through
the mails postal card signed by one B.
G. Atkins and written from Jacksonville,
making a proposition to him with view
to influence his action on the senatorial
question, be it
Resolved, That committee of five shall
be appointed by the speaker to thoroughly
examine into this matter and report their
finding; and
Resolved, further That said committee
is hereby given full power and authority to
send tor persons and papers and do such
other acts and things as may be necessary;
and
Resolved, further, That said committee
be empowered to employ such clerical and
stenographic aid as may be necessary.
Which were read and adopted.
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In the Senate.
WEDNESDAY, April %

NEONESDA1, Aprll ~.
The senate met pursuant to adjou o.
ment
A quorum present.
Senator Pirrong introduced senate ioin,
resolution No. 142: Directing and en-
powering the attorney-general to insti-
tute legal proceedings to compel settle.
ment of Indebtedness to the state by diff
ferent railroad and canal companies. Re-
ferred to committee on judiciary.
A message from the house was read
relative to appointment of committee 10
investigate the laboratory of the state
chemist.
Committee reports on various bills were
read and acted upon.
The consideration of senate bill No. 80,
for the preservation OF wild deer and
other game was resumed. 1t was
amended and ordered engrossed
Senate bill No. 105; To establish a
criminal court of record in Monroe county.
Was read second time and ordered en-
crossed.
Senate bill No 50: For the relief of the
estates OF p. B. Brokaw, John McDougall,
B. &. Lewis and William Bailey. Was
recOmmitted TO the comnitiee on claims
Senate Joint resolution No. 10S: Was
passed informally.
Senate bill No. 81 Wss indefinitely
postponed.
Senate bill No. 1872 To establish and
protect the maternal rights of married wo-
men, was read second t;rs@ a. sst~s %EEarcG EaGi
engrOssed.
The committee on finance and taxation
reported senate bill No. SO with amend.
mtnts.
BY permission, Mr.. Borden introduced
senate bill No. 143, amending section l o
an act TO provide tor the proper enforce
ment of the provisions of article XIX OF
the constitution O. 1885. Referred 10 com
mittee Oh temperance.
By permission Nh Wolfe introduced
senate bill No. 144 Prescribing the du
ties of the attorney general i'll certain
suits, actions or proceedings instituted
by or against the railroad commission
and providing for the employment anC
| paying of assistant counsel. Referred tx
committee on railroads and telegraphs.
Also senate bill No. 145, prohibiting
the removing, tearing do Sn, etc, of an!
schedule, etc, which any railroad corpo-
ration, acting as common carrier, shal
by law be required to post, etc. Referred
to committee Oh railroads and telegraphs
Also senate bill No. LAG: Extending tn
authority OF the railroad commissioner
so as to give them extended jurisdiction
Referred to committee on railroads ant
telegraph.
Both houses then went into joint session
to ballot tor United States senator. TIL
vote was: Call SO, Speer 81, LaFar 2;
Bielby /, blank 2-total 80.
The senate resumed its session and ad
i0urned at 1:10 until 10 O'clock Thursday
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the counties of the state of one certain
newspaper in which all legal advertise
ments shall be published.
BY Mr. Coulter, house bill No. 213: To
prohibit the sale OF spirituous liquors or
intoxicating drinks and to authorize the
introduction of evidence to convict.
BY Mr.. Robertson, house bill No. 214:
To amend the law providing for state
chemist and inspector of fertilizers.
The Suwannee contested election case
was taken up, pending which the senate
entered the hall and the two houses went
into joint session aud cast the ballot for
United States senator. The vote was
Call 36, Speer q, LaFar 26, Bielby /. No
election. Joint session adjourned.
Senate concurrent resolution No. Is: To
appoint a joint committee 10 visit the lab
oratory OF the state chemist was read Sec
ond time and passed. Chairman appointed
the following as such committee: Messrs.
Wilson, Trammell, Hooker, Shine, White.
hurst, Young, Bitch, of Marion, Johns,
Bates and McCaskil.
House adjourned to 10 o'clock a. m.,
Wednesday
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In the House.

THURSDAY, April 30.
The house met pursuant to adjourn
ment; the speaker in the chair, and al
the members answering to their names.
The journal was approved
On motion of Mr.. Mann, Mr.. Bogue was
excused indefinitely on account of sick
ness.
On motion OF Mr.. Shine, Mr.. Vaughn
was excused Indefinitely on account OF
sickness.
INTRODUCTION OF MEMORIALS, ETC.
Bv Mr.. Shine Of Orange: Petition of
citizens from Orange county relative 10 an.
appropriation tor IN annual encampment
of the state militia: To the Legislature of
Fiorida-Ffty-thre members of the state
| militia Company g, second battalion, r.
s ~ and cillZens Of Orlando, petitioned
| hat AN appropriation be made tor an an
| nual encampment Of the state militit.
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Berry, joint resolution No. A:
| Proposing An amendment 10 the constltu.
| ton of the state OF Florida.
| Bv Mr. Wilson of Lake, house resolution
| No. 45 Resolved, Tha, hereafter, and until
otherwise ordered, the daily session of the
house shall begin at 8 o'clock h. m, and
continue until 1:3O p. M, which was
ado ted.
| INTRODUCTION OF BILLS BY COUNTIES.
By Mr.. Brown, house bill No. 219 For
the government and appointment of trus-
ices of the agricultural college of the state
OF Florida, and the appointment of COVER
nors of the experimental stations Of Flor
| ida as provided by the act of congress.
BY Mr. Bitch Of Levy, house bill No.
220: To provide sufficient form of deed
for the conveyance of land.
By Mr.. Vann, house bill No. 221: Con-
cerning foreign building and loan associa
:ions, and associations of like character
BY Mr. Bufford, house bill No. 222
Repeating sections 10 of an act regulating
assignments for the benefit of creditors,
| and providing that assignments under said
act shall not discharge the assignor from
liability from debts made prior to such as
signment.
BY Mr.. Bitch of Marion, house bill No.
223: To provide for the employment Of
| certain persons convicted OF crime upon
the public roads and highways in the sev.
eral counties of this stale.
By Mr.. Burford. house bill No. 224: To
legalize the incorporation OF the town Of
Citra, In Marion coanty.
BY Mr.. McRae, hodse bill No. 225: To
iP9cSspCGs'e Psssa ons,S the Bethany camp ground in
BY Mr.. Robertson, hoaae bill No. 226:
To amend an act to provide for the pay.
ment of capitation or poll\tax as pre-
requisite for voting.
BY Mr.. Carson, house bill No. 227: In
relation to surveys OF lands lying in the
FORBES purchase" in this state.
| BY unanimous consent Mr.. Shine intro.
duced q resolution relating 10 the invesii-.
CATION of the state board of health.
| BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were read third time
and passed:
House bill No. 1877: To incorporate the
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appo,lnted Messrs. Clark. Mann of Her.
nando, Carter, Bates and Raddcck.
On motion the house adjourned to 10
o'clock Thursday morning.
THURSDAY, April 80.

THURSDAY, April ~.
The senate met at the usual hour and
proceeded to business.
Mr.. Borden introduced senate bill No
147, to prevent adulteration in food and
medicinal products. Referred to the COM
miltee on public health.
MIR. Smith of Both district called up
house concurrent resolution to appoint
committee to visit deaf and dumb insti-
tute at St. Augustine, and it was adopted.
Nlr. Wolfe, chairman of the committee
on public health, reported the following
bills:
Senate bill No. l4O: To establish bu-
reau of vital statistics.
Senate bill No. 81: To provide for ap-
pointing county boards of health-with
amendmen s.
Mr.. Rosborough, chairman of the com
mltee on state affairs reported favorably
on:
Senate bill No. 96: To establish and
| maintain an institute Tor juvenile offenders.
for the purpose of reformation and implant-
ing habits and principles of industry.
Also senate bill No. 1885,. To declare the
anniversary OF the birth of Jefferson Da-
Wis legal holiday.
A number OF bills were read second
time.
The senate went into executive session.
Upon regular business being resumed
MIR. Rogers offered resolution that the
committee Oh agriculture be empowered
TO employ clerical aid Adopted
By permission Mr.. Hammond recalled
house bill No. S5, to provide for the
speedy settlement of estates that are not
indebted, from the committe to which it
had been referred. 1t was then read,
passed and ordered certified to the house.
COMPUTATIONS.
G. S. Wilson, B. p HaZaltine and NJ G.
Rice, pilot commissioners for port Of Jack
Onville, Duval county.
John G. Lewis, L. T. Blocksom, Grove
Cochran, S. P. Hinckley and J. L. Sandlin,
pilot commissioners tor the port of Punta
Gordo, DeSoio county.
G. w. Clyatt, j. B. Crews, E. A. Todd,
". w. Tremblin AMI j. r. Williams,
county commissioners for Bradford county.
J. B. Smith, s. j. Clvatt, o. H. p Kirk
land, VIM. Bally and F. W. Bitch, county
commissioners for Levy county.
James j. Knowles, kin,ch-n T. Bell,
Asbury NJ. Means, Jacob Witt and A. J.
Henry, county commissioners for Columbia
cogntS.t a~.,. ~
Fred ". Hovt, Patrick Kelly, C. A.
SNOWFALL, L. A. Davis and T. D. Hawkins,
county commissioners for Nassau county
The senate adjourned.
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LABOR EXCITEMENT.
THE SITUATION IN FOURMIES Oh
GREAT GRAVITY
THE PEOPLE INDIGNANT-THE GOVERN
MENT MAY HAVE TO POSTPONE THE
FUNERAL OF MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN KILLED.

Special to the Floridian.
FOURMIEs, May 4.-The situation of af-
fairs here today is one of great gravity
and may induce the government to post
pone further the funeral of the men, women
and children who were killed by the troops
on labor day. The greatest excitement
prevails throughout this town and In vii
lagos which are situated in its vicinity
The actual state of public feeling cannot
be Judged from the fact that many OF the
leaders of the popular movement have
started for Belgium to collect arms and dy
Mantle for use against the troops stationed
here, and especially against the infantry
regiment which used its rifles with such
fatal effect upon the populace on Friday
last
The report has reached here that three
hundred kilogrammes of dynamite, des-
tined for the people of this town, has been
seized while being smuggled across the
frontier from Belgium.
Cavalry pickets will be stat oned all
along the route of the funeral procession
of the victims of the Mayday demonstra-
tion or massacre, the term applied to the
tragedy by the violent people of Fourmies.
The cavalry along the route will receive
instructions to act promptly and effect
lively in the event o! any trouble arising.
The government has sent two delegates
here with instructions to make thorough
inquiry into the causes which led to the
disturbance on labor day, and into the &C
ton of the sub prefect who ordered the
troops to fire upon the people.
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In the House.
WEDNESDAY,, Ap

WEDNESDAY, April &c.
The house met with the speaker in tht
chair
Quorum present.
Journal approved.
Mr.. Bitch, of Marion, introduced me-
mortal to congress relating to the trans
mission through the mails OF field and gar
den seed.
Mr.. Buiord offered a joint resolution No
ii. asking the establishment of pOstottic'
at Luckey, in Calhoun county.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Peacock, house bill No. 215
To provide for the payment OF Inspector
and clerks of general elections.
BY Mr.. Burford, house bill No. Sl6: TIC
legalize the Incorporation OF the town o
Dunnellon.
By Mr.. Shine, hous. bill No. 217: tt
keep in repair all public roads and bridges
By Mr.. Usina, house bill No: 218: tt
incorporate q, charitable and educational
institution In Duval, Nassau and othel
counties In the state under the name ane
title of ST. Joseph's Convent.
The house proceeded to consider bill
on their third reading, pending which tht
senate entered the hall and both houses
went into joint session.
One ballot was taken for United States
senator. The vote being divided between
Gail, Speer and LaFar. There was nc
election.
The joint session adjourned.
The house resumed business.
Mr.. Clark offered the following resolu
ton: Whereas, an attempt to influence the
action of Hon. Walton Whitehurst by i'm
proper means have been made; Therefore
be It resolved that the speaker appoint q
committee of Ave, whose duty. 1t shall be te
speedily inquire into the truths o
such charges and make report OF theil
findings to this body = - with full
power to send for persons and papers
Adopted, and the following COMMITTEES wal
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Hungarian Disorder.

E1unXAF14n D1eOfder9.
Social to the Floridian.
VIENNA, May 4.-Dispatches received
from Bekes, Hungary, state that there
were renewed scenes of disorder there yes-
terday. Immense crowds surrounded the
prison and demanded the release of their
comrades who had been arrested. Tbe
police present were unable TO control the
crowds surging around the prison and con-
sequently 1t was necessary to send for
tsroops The military soon cleared the
rtreet, many of the leaders of the mob be-
ing arrested.
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Dyspepsia, distress after eating, sour
stomach, loss of appetite, a faint, all-gone
feeling, bad taste, coated tongue. heart
burn, all relieved and cured by P. p. P.
(Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium. J
1t will regulate the system, gives you an
appetite and makes you WELL
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!" OF REsoLUrIoNs AND MEM
oRIALs.
taSsssi, .nsA joint resolution No.
\. .'@sndment OF the interstate nsn,
Isso,oo Joint resolution No. 81:
D. article s, of The con.
s.'e oes: K Joint resolution rel.
seasuIer sstN. employing cler-
ue session Of the legisla-
s,i;ossO sSiosOn; Memorial relative
county. Wv" u we
VI BILLS BY CALL ov
COUNTIES.
's.s!i:ss ssS:s bill BIZ IN No, so4: To
6ss.,.n mouse bill No. 2O5. TT
s'ng the names Of per-
3 y f1Cuse 1'a,:e. bill No. soe: To
limitations in civil suits,
Y, e Instruments !. A''ns 70 &C
lastruments. ~ aOoisn
\ ~ !, house bill No. 200
sno.so % establish a Uniform T
IsinrI 81 schools and county
"pter 5672, Of the
Rots0es1 s0sss ,s. bill No. sle To
Tue maternal rights Of
sai.a a1use s,,i. bill No. eli: To
I'd io,,sans, 10 nra,.is laborers and
sss.yy PdIOslds dos 3sI for the speedy dy
ankdedd'S dSe 'nem for wages
kiIs d.,icss house bill No s1s
'snatlon In each OF
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A Big Fire In JOhnstown.

Special to the FIOridian.
JOHNSTON. May 2.-The Baptist church,
a very handsome edi6ce, and three stores
in this city were burned down this morn
ing. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
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S0Io py 0F00oF0 everywhere
". BAKER & CO., DeIsAsssr, Mass.
v, c. POWELL, StenogIapher

AMEs BUILDING, TALLAHASSEE, FLA.
All kinds of Stenogfaphic. machine
work. Legal work specially. VIII visit
any section of the State upon engagemenk
and report proceedings and deliheratio 10 of
public meetings, assemblies and speeches
making duplicate transcripts, 40 may ha
desired. 17.1y
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..,,s met at the usual hour.
l., Dro tenn Swearingen in the
rp present.
Sowing resolutions were nitro
Kirk. senate resolution No. p ;
we the engrossing committee to
,srical aid when necessary.
r,tor Baya, senate resolution No,
nnmittees shall give the mat
;sing bills that are referred to
.,lul consideration, and when in
;siOu bill is Ofsutficient import
mrant its beng printed 10 so
pi in their report.
E1ODUcTIoN OF BILLS.
rslG King, senate bill No. 134:
Il lhe burning Of woods and to
penalty for a violation OF the
lkued 10 committee on Indian
ntm Wall, senate bill No. 1856:
u get 10 abolish the towns of
LyOth Tampa, etc. Referred
1HO on city and county organiza-
Ea Brett, senate bill No. 1856:
Daniel c. Campbell to prac-
hered TO judiciary committee.
Sr Smith Of the 30,h district,
E& 81: To require railroad
sSsect cattle GU ards in certain
kEE 10 committee On railroads
M6
smrnrnt resolution No. "a was
Ing and Rogers were ap-
sE OF senate TO visit the
4
lsOn the house were received,
hll No. 81, passed by the house,
Ito be enrolled.
No. lOS. TO revoke and abol.
clpal government of Gaines
ain res Epcts. Reierreu 10 com
1'y and county organization.
40. q, TO legallze the location
" seal of Dade county. Re-
snnlltee on city and county
al No. s., to authorize the
aanlssloners OF Dade county to
ClVlHon Of the county into
as districts. Referred to
@ city and county organiza-
NO. VI; To prohibit officers
a entering into any contract
q are or may be interested
Ipsielary committee.
500, Mr. Roseborough intro
y r.I. elll \, No. 1873: Making appro
.xl flogida Seminary. Re.
@nl''ee on finance and taxa
us were reported as correctl,
~ were read second time.
%e lolnt session and scatter
~ or, ni'ed States senator.
aen resu9ed business.
- ~, N Mr. Hammond intro
s,.1 VII No. 14l: To establisl
~" ai experiment station and t,
y Pasl Rnas for the endowmen
I'd No. g. relative to game
m%:t m%lCurned until 10 o'clocl
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Herbert Spencer Very Hi.

Special 70 tne FIOTfulaH
LONDON, May 2.-Herbert Sp .ncer is
lying dangerously i'll in this city with
pneumonia. The Influenza is raging here
and many thousand cases are reported
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Piano for sale,

4 f1rst.class Chickering piano; second
hand. Address No. West Bay St.. jack
sonvilie, Fla. ap 90 IS
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FIpl.s LEGISLATURE
L,,1 OF PRocEED1SGS OF
Both BRANCHES

INTRODUCED AND ACTED ON
p,sT wEEK-CONFIRMA-
,,HE sENATE-THE JOINT ShS-
,,ssBs OF RESULTS
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
consti patton. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt Inf
its action and truly beneficial In it's
effects, prepared Only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUP co!
SAN FRANCISCO. cAl.
lOUiSvlLLE, KK. MEW Y0RK. NH
Jan. i. l8ol-1v
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TUESDAY, April 2S,

:. mpt at the usual hour.
T., rro tenn Swearingen in the
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-06-18
A Sad Death.

Some four months ago Harry Mattix, a
youth II years of age came from Coshocton
county to Napoleon in search of employment.
David Bender, living on Clinton street, is his
uncle and with whom he stopped. Shortly
after his arrival he was taken with quick con-
sumption, thought by many to have been su-
perinduced by exposure in search of work. The
disease fastened its greedy hold upon the del
icate constitution and he was confined to his
bed four long months, during which he grad
ually wasted away. Mr.. and Mrs. Bender
we're to the invalid the personifcation of
kindness, but being in straitened circum-
stances outside help was necessary. The
Kings Daughters nobly responded to the call
and kindly and self. sacrifcingly administer
ed to his wants all through his sickness, and
tenderly soothed the last moments of the un-
fortunate stranger.
He died Thursday and, may it be said that
he was a stranger among us, his pa
tient and sweet disposition, his expressed res
ignation towards the edict of Him in striking
him, 80 young, to bed of sickness and death;
his gratefullness to those who interested
in his welfare, made for him low
ing friends who are bowed down in grief at
his sad death. xsAasall
The funeral was held at the Presbyterian
church Saturday morning, Rev. A. +. Berry
having charge of the ceremonies.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-06-18
To the Farmers and TOWNSHIP
Trustees.
The Canada Thistle Must be De-
stroyed.

The following is a copy of the law to pre-
vent the spreading of Canada thistles or wild
carrots, and the same should be enforced to
the letter in every instance where Canada thi-
ties are found growing Or going to seed:
Sec. 4732 of the Revised Statutes of Ohio
read as follows:
''The trustees of any township, when noti-
fed in writing that any Canada thistles,
leasels or wild carrots are about to go to seed
on any land within their township, shall
cause the same to be destroyed in time to
prevent the seed from spreading. and make
return in writing to the board of county COM
missioners of their county, with their bill of
expenses and charges therefore, which bill
shall be paid from the county fund, the same
having first been audited and allowed by the
board at the rate of compensation allowed by
law to trustees for ordinary services, and the
amount so paid shall be entered upon dupli-
cate against the land upon which the thistles.
teasels or wild carrots were destroyed, and
collected the same as other taxes and return
ed to the county fund;but the owner, lessee or
agent of any land upon which Canada thistles,
teasels or wild carrots are about going to
seed, shall be first notified in writing by
some person interested at least five days
previous to the cutting thereof by the trus-
tees" And
SEC, 7001 of the Revised Statutes of Ohio
reads as follows:
"Whoever knowingly vends any grass or
other seed in or among which there is any
seed of the Canada thistle, white or yellow
daisy OF wild carrot, and whoever being the
owner, occupier or possessor of any land suf-
fers any Canada thistles, teasles or wild car
rots to grow and ripen seed thereon, or on
the highway adjoining the same, shall be
fined twenty dollars"
Under the above law if man lets Cana
da thistle ripen seed on his farm or along the
road side adjoining his farm, he shall be fined
twenty dollars and the costs of an arrest ad-
ded thereto. If there are any Canada thistles
growing in this county the trustees of the
several townships should see to it that this
law be promptly enforced. And it is the
duty of every person owning land in the
county to assist in having the law complied
with to the letter.