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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-22
NAVAL. STORES.

Savannah, Jan 21.-Turpentine steady 5t4h receipts, 132: shipments. 906
 Rosin firm: receipts, 1,704; sales. S,os8; shipments, sos. Quote: A, B, c, 2.55; D, .6o@2. .62M; E. 2.70; F, 2.7o@2.75; O, 2. 8Bd62 %; II, S.10@3.15; I, $50; K, 4.O5; M, 4.15: N, 4.75; W G, 5.Oo; w W, 5.15. ing doing.
 wilmington - Spirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts, 39 casks.
 Resin nothing doing; receipts, S6o.
 Tar firm, 1 30; receipts, 227.
 Crude turpentine firm. 2.s0 and 3.7oj re- ceipts 137.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-02-23
LEGISLATIVE
PROCEEDINGS
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS, JOINT RE
SOLUTIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Mr.. Anlsden introduced
Senate bill No. 1873
A bill for an act to amend section ~
IS OF the revised political code of 1903,
relating to the collection of city taxes.
Mr.. Toy introduced
Senate bill No. 1874
A bill for an act entitled an act to
amend section 2424 of the revised poll
tical code OF 1903
THIRD READING OF SENATE Bills.
Senate bill No. l4a
A bill for an act to prevent the pur-
chase of detached or broken metal Fix
lures from persons under the age OF Il
years and providing a penalty therefor.
Senate bill No. 1873
A bill for an act to appropriate mon
ey for the purpose OF erecting and
equiping building to promote the
interests of the breeding of live stock
and poultry and to improve cereal
grains and forage plants in the state of
South Dakota.
Was read the third time and passed.
Senate bill No. 80
A bill for an act TO amend section
252 of the revised political code OF 5.
Dakota or 1903, relating to the com
pensation of the superintendent and
other members of the county board OF
health.
Was read the third time
Senate bill No. 2s
A bill for an act entitled an act
amending sections BIB, 3ll4 and 1921
of the political code of 1903, providing
amount of bounty, how obtained duty
of commissioners and amount Of APP
preparation for the payment OF bounty
OH wolves.
Was read the third time amended
aad passed.
Senate bill No. 1872
A bill for an act entitled an act tt
amend sections t0S and 41O OF the pro
bate code Of 1903.
Was read the third time and passed
Senate bill No. l54
A bill for an act entitled an act tx
amend section 3O67, article %, chapte
u, of the revised political code OF 1909
relating to hunters licenses, and pas
sed.
Senate bill No. l57
A bill for an act, to amend section
1850, article Z, chapter 10, of the reyis
ed political code of 1908, relating t
publication of constitutional amend
ments.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-02-23
insurance and causing mutual

insurance and causing mutual iDsur-
ance organizations and corporations
created under the provisions of chapt-
ers 20 and II of the laws of 1897, to be
deemed bound by, subject to and organ
lied under chapter 3, article IL of the
revised code of civil procedure of 1903
Was read the third time and passed
House bill No. 1877
A bill for an act entitled an act to
amend section 752 of the revised politi-
cal code of South Dakota.
Was read the third time
A bill for an act, entitled an act, to
amend section 294 of chapter q of the
revised penal code of 1903.
Was read the third time and passed
House bill No. 80
A bill for an act, entitled ali act. to
establish uniform text books through
out the state of South Dakota.
| Was read the third time and passed
| House bill No. l42
| A bill for an act entitled an act, re-
| lating to the creation of a state capitol
commission to provide for the erection
of a building for capitol purposes on
block twenty one (2Din the fourth (4th)
railway addition to the town, now city
of Pierre, in the county of Hughes
state of South Dakota, and to provide
funds for that purpose.
Was read the third time and PASSED
| House bill No. 81
A bill for an act entitled an act t.
amend sub division 5 Of section 2l37 OF
the revised political code of the state
of South Dakota, relating to tax leyie
by the board of county commissioners
/ Was re I'd the third time and passed
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-02-23
afH 80
PRODUCED

PRODUCED
Senate No. 1871
A bill for MI act to appropriate mon
ey for printing and binding reports of
state officers and boards for the fiscal
years of 1904, .O5 and 1903, printing and
binding daily and permanent mails,
.housaand senate bills for til
legislative assembly of the sta, q.
Dakota, printing and binding sc, %,
laws, binding public documents, q
expense of distributing such documents,
and supreme court reports,
Mr.. Doering introduced
Senate bill No. le5
A bill for ali act amending chapter
1876 of the session laws of 1908, entitled,
san act to amend section 1856 of the re-
vised political code of 1903, being lee
ton % of chapter q of the session laws
of the state of South Dakota for 1897,
entitled 'an act to provide for licensing,
restricting, and regulating Of the bust
ness of the manufacture and sale of
spurious and Intoxicating liquors"
Mr.. Mortimer. by request, introduced
Senate bill No. 1913
| A bill fOraii act entitled an act
amending sections 2. 3 and of senate
bill No. 81. approved January "a 1905,
beidg "for an act entitled, an act to
authorize cities to purchase and acquire
by condemnation private property
within and without the corporate limits
! thereof, for the purpose of establishing,
constructing. maintaining and operat
| ing q system of Haterworks for do
nestle and other uses, of the city and
its inhabitants"
i THIRD READING Of SENATE BILLS
/ Senate bill No.T0
/ A bill for an act, entitled an act, to
| amend section 2HtN of the revised po-
iiticai code of 1863, as amended by
chapter 1871 Of the laws passed at the
eighth session Of tina legislature of the
state Of South Dakota. session laws
1903.
1 Was read the third time and passed
House amendments to
i Senate bill No6S
4 A bill for an act to amend section II.
Los, article S, chapter 20 of the revised
4 political code of 1903 entitled "assess,
ment and taxation" were concurred in
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-02-23

LuTIONS AND MEMORIALS
Mr.. King Introduced
House bill No. 159
a bill for an act to amend section 2b2
and 266 OF chapter OF the revised po-
litical code of 1903, relating to the prac-
tice of osteopathy.
Mr.. Peterson introduced
House bill No. 1850
A bill for an act to amend section 36l
Of article 2 Of chapter IL OF the revised
code Of civil procedure OF 1903, entitled
Exemptions
The committee OH ways and means
introduced
House bill No. l61
A:bi, for an act to extend the power
of the county and state board of assess
ment
Mr.. Wilson introduced
House bill No. 1862
A bill for an act to appropriate mon
ey to refund to secret benevolent or fra,
ternal societies money collected in yio-
lation OF section SO OF chapter 81 OF the
laws of 1890
Mr. atreinJrodnced
House bill No. 1853
A bill for an act to protect game
: fowls and nests of game fowls from de-
strnction by dogs
MI. Ham introduced
House bill No. 1854
Al bill for All act entitled an act
amending sections 2, 3 and 4 OF senate
bill No. 81, approved January "a. 1905,
being for an act entitled, an act to auth
orize cities to purchase and acquire by
condemnation private property within
and without the corporate limits there
OF, for the purpose OF establishing, con
structing, maintai ~ and operating
system of water works for domestic and
othes uses, Of the city and its inhabi
tants.
THIRD READING OF HOUSE BILLS
JOINT RESOLUTIONS AND MEMORIAL
House bill No, 50
Abill for an act relating to mutaa
NJ Ell = u ~
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-02-23
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS, JOINT RE-
SOLUTION AND MEMORIALS.
The committee on charitable and
penal institution introduced
Senate bill No. lS9
A bill for an act to change the name
of the Northwestern Hospital for the
insane, located at Rediield, South Da-
kota, to the school for feeble minded,
and defining the objects and purposes
OF said institution, and providing for
its management and control.
Mr.. Frieberg, by request, introduced
Senate bill No 100
A bill for an act entitled an act to
amend section 675, civil code of re-
| vlsed laws of 1903, relating to taxation
of companies.
Mr. Cassill introduced
Senate joint resolution Nc, l3
| A joint resolution requiring the
senators and congressman from South
! Dakota to sustain the President of the
| United States in his efforts to secure
just and equitable transportation
charges.
THIRD READING OF SENATE BILLS.
Senate bill No. l02
A bill for an act empowering, auth
orizing and directing the payment O
the expenses of holding and maintain
ing Farmers Institutes in counties
where the same shall be held.
4 Was read the third time amended
and passed.
| Senate bill No. 112
| A bill for an act, authorizing state
attorneys of the several counties o
this state to employ an assistant wheI
the business of the office make sucl
employment necessary, and authoriz
ing the board of county commissioners
to fix the compensation thereof
| Was read the third time s.mende,
and passed.
Senate joint resolution No.12
A Joint resolution proposing an
, agreeing to all amendment to section
of article II, of the constitution of tn
state Of South Dakota, entitled IRE,
enue and Finance" and submitting til
same to a vote of the people.
Was read the third time and passed
Which motion prevailed
Senate bill No. issS
A bill for an act to amend section II
80 of the political code OF 1903 of I'll
state of South Dakota, relating
q highway labor and road tax.
Was read the third time, amendt
and passed.
Senate bill No. 1T
q A bill for an actentitled an act,
!. make it the duty of the faculty
the state Agricultural College
Brookings to make an exhibit annual
at the state fair.
t Was read the third time amend
e and passed.
J, Senate bill No. 1876
i A bill for an act entitled an, act
y empower the county commissioners
II appropriate money in aid of coun
J. fairs.
! Was read the third time, amend
G and passed.
d Senate bill No. l2y
il "a bill for all act to validate chapl
IS session laws Of 1903 and all origil
s assessments and proceedings by T
different boards of equalization the
under and to Iegalize the same.
Was read the third time, amend
d and passed,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-02-23
Senate bill No. 1870

Senate bill No. 1870
A bill for an act entitled an act to
amend section 1874 article "a chapter
-, of the revised political code OF the
state of South Dakota, 1903 relating to
fire guards
Was read the third time,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-02-23
HOUSE

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS, JOINT REso
LuTIoNs AND MEMORIALS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26
Activity Is Life
Is Progress.

This is an active store It never stands still. It is Away forging
ahead. Under the present management it is less han six months old, yet
it has been transformed twice from its original arrangement n appear
ance Not only that but tn cor space has been doubled ron what it
vas less han three months ago. A.
Now we are going to DO some more active expanding. A man must
keep busy, must keep moving if he is to get the proper exercise hat is to
make him mentally N physically suong. The brain of thss tore.a and the
activities of this institution are kept active and aggressfvely moving, so
that this store my become IN remain the most restless n aggressive
factor IN h retail world of Topeka We are going to add more selling
space to the already enlarged store. W are going to add some agrees
sve apartment We are going to strengthen the old. We are going 10
make some improvements md transformations nat will please you people
IF Topeka ad surrounding country.
Don't forget every day. every week., and every moment when you
think OF this store hat you are to thnk of it IS ne hat is going to rive
ou a square deal on yer transaction that is contaminated here There
the best Of 20 in n sort o a trade We are going to give o good
goods. because we know what good goods are. We are going to give them
o Q cheaper han o. car buy them anywhere else because We know
to do that very thing. We know how 10 buy n where to buy 50
that We car make it a question o. AUG money saving to Q to trade
here It is o your interest more han it is to oursf for o to keep coming
to this store to u you merchandise You'll ave nor han vel make
We expect to make a little money. a little profit on our sales, a little cash
profit viii that little profit we expect to make h store row stronger
In more useful to you as a machine for getting o merchandise to you
at the lowest known cost This store here for our use 2
OF an make good use Of this. store right now. You can save none
by buying thu good homes values w are offering in this sale of the Rose
stock
We're going to a Q very unusual things Friday ad Saturday w
shall lave tremendously goo bargains on sale both days. so if you don
get to h store the first day % can I'M he following day md find
just as good a assortment Of bargains to choose from.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26

LACE CURTAINS-Three yards
long-51-inches wide-these were
bought in a job lot to sell at 75c-
that was Mr.. Roses price-wilI be
sold special in this two days E0A
sale at pair VOQ
HUCK TOWELS=Of union linen
17x34-inch size-red stripe borders
big values at l. hc-will be nn
sold special at each VO
BLEACEED DAMASK - 60-inches
wide-beautifuI floral patterns-splen-
did wearing quality-excellent seller
at 35c-to be sold in this Fri 0En
day and Saturday sale at yard GUO
SILKOLINE fancy
patterns-these are good big size
they're well flled-we have a large
quantity of them-we're going to sell
them in this two days sale at S9c-
the regular price is $1.19.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26
DRUG Values
Good For Two Days

vAsELINE-1-1b cans-special at
12c.
Ouinine-P. &. W.=1-oz. bottles
worth 75c-for his two days sale 0
Glycerine Rn~
Carbolic Acid II
Spirits of Camphor -
Bay Rum
CREME JOSEPHINE-an excellent
preparation for the complexion-z5c
size 10c.
ROBUR-the Great Blood and Liv-
er Specifc-$1 bottles soc.
McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL Lini-
meht-25c bottles 19c
Electric Bitters-5Oc bottle 39c.
GLYCERINE SOAP-Fine quality
Sc cakes=three for 1Oc.
COLGATE'S PERFUME-Assorted
odors-worth soc per ounce-at 25c-
THEDFORD'S BLACK DRAUGHT
Stock Food-Regular Csc kind for 19c.
Woodbury's Facial Powder
Woodbury's Facial Cream IN
Woodbury's Dental ream u
W~oodbury's Facial Soap
Household Ammonia-large quart
bottle Zoe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26
Mems Shoes, Sf.98

Fine box calf leather with Globe
toe, lace and Congress styles-heavy
welted soles-sell regularly at So per
pair-our regular selling price is
$2-4S-going to sell them special in
this two DAYS sale &1.9S.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26
Women's Stylish Coats

$9.95 is our cut price for the Rose
coats that are worth up to s15-these
coats are in full Iength-they'res very
beautiful styles-made of high grade
materials. Hastily trimmed-an of
them are satin lined-you never got a
bigger bargain in your
life than in buying these an 0C
coats at this cut mH.6D
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26
Mems Knit Boots

These are Ball Brand-Heavy knit
boots with snag proof one buckle
rubber overs-regular staple price in
any store is S3.50-we viii have
them on special sale tomorrow at,
mir 50 GQ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26
Women'S Shoes, So
Women'S Shoes. Sl.5O
Misses Shoes, S1.49

These are an ideal winter shoe-ex-
ira high cut"made of serviceable box
caIf-haye extension sOles-combina-
ton lace and hook style-Tery neat
and stylish-regular price $2-$1.49
Is our special price for this Friday
and Saturday sale
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26

COME EITHER DAY and YOUWIL
REAP DIG PROFITS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %%Ss%Ss@ %% %S@%%g%
s%%s@$&S$
@%@%%%%@% @SSs$%@& S%%S@%
%$$$ %$@$%$@%$@= %%
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26
Women's Coats. S5.o5

Made of excellent heavy kersey
cloth-neat styles throughout=ma-
jority of them are lined with ervice
able satin-Some in tight back styles
these coats are worth SO and S12.50I
cut price for this WE M
sale viii be DI.HI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26

1914 COTTON BLANKETS-Gray
and brown with fancy stripe borders
Mr.. Rose had these priced at CSC
will be sold special in this two Gnn
days sale at VVV
PERCALES-31-inches wide-our
regular 1Oc quality-several shades of
blue-stripe effects only-wil be pc
ciaI in this two days sale at Rn
per yard w
BLEACHED SHEETS-81x9O-inch
size-made of excellent quality mus
lin-sold regularly at sc, will be
special in this two days sale Enc
at VVV
APRON GINGHAMS-Blue and
brown checks-these come in short
lengths but we will cut any length you
want-worth UP to sac in full Al
bolts-our special price is ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26
Mems Shoes. S2.25

Made of extra grade Kangaroo calf
full double Oak soles=they're
Creedmore lace styIe-seIi regularly
at S3-going to save you Use a pair
price will be $2.25.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26
Women'S, Misses and
ChiIdren'S Coats

This is probably the largest line at
one price in our stock. We are going
to sell the c~hildren's long, stylish
sell UP to $5-remember these chill
dren's coat are in the very latest
styles-they're neatly trimmed and
they're very nobby; then there will
be women's and misses short Jackets
of tan, mode and black kersey-heavy,
fine quality, nicely tailored-hat, velvet
or storm collars-they're worth
up to $7.5O-your choice Wm az
of this big lot of coats WGuJU
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26

OATMEAL COOKERS=1K-pint
size-you simply can not tell these
from first quality ware-hrsts would be
considered cheap at 65c-our reg
ular price is 35c-in this sale, 0En
each EUG
COFFEE AND TEA POTS Of blue
and white notified granite-in a few
instances a small piece of the outer
enamel is Clipped on-strictIy first
quality otherwise and 4-qt. sizes
you would pay at least Use for these
in any regular hardware store-our
regular price is 50c-tomor- z
row, each GVV
Tipped PRESERVE KETTLES
First quality blue and white granite
ware-3-qt. size-these are A No. 1 in
every respect-you Will get a 4 E.
bargain. each AJV
MILLER'S FALLS BRACE-T-fnch
size-you know the regular price-to-
morrow and Saturday we will sell
the regular $2.25 value q or
for W4sQO
HARNESS RIVETS-Coppered iron
[half-pound boxes that are regularly
sold at 10c VIII be special tomor- 70
row at, per box W
MAYDOLE HAMMERS=No. 711H
these best carpenters hammers win
be on special sale tomorrow CO.
and Saturday at UUG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26
A List Of Exceptionally Good
Hardware Department Bargains

The values we have chosen in this department to be
on sale both tomorrow and Saturday are ''snaps."
regular store can be bought in this sale at the popular
Jones prices.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26
Misses Shoes, Sis

Regular price is S1.6G-made of
calf Ieather-heavy hall
double sOles-Combination lace and
style.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26
At No Other Time and In No Other Store
Have You Been Able TO BUY First Quality
Staples and Linens So Cheap.

There's absolutely no treason why you should not buy this merchandise. IF you
haven the ready cash., the savings will more than pay interest on borrowed money
Il gu don need this eFchandise now, you can afford to buy for next season, Of
until the goods are needed. This entire department is filled with items from the
Roses stock and each one OF these items is marked a picew1ich is consderablyower
than regular You can Judge by these The speal prices in this list will be good
both tomorrow ad Saturday
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-26

3-QT. COFFEE AND TEA POTS
Gray granite with small im~perfections,
such as a small piece of the outer
enamel Clipped of-nrst quality ones
would sell for - regular price
for these seconds IS $50 n
they will be special at, each 4TV
TEA KETTLE-No. 8 size-made
of gray granite-these are classed as
seconds because or the few slight
|imperfections, which do not in the
least interfere with their usefulness
these are regular 85c va1ues=our
price in this special ale will 1EN
be OUV
BERLIN SAUCE PANS-"Second'
quality gray granite-z-qt. size-with
lid and handIe-30c would be a low
price for these-they will be 4 60
priced at, each @VO
GOT. BERLIN SAUCE PANS
Worth every cent of 50c-gray granite
second quality-these fine cooking
vessels will be on ale tomorrow and
Saturday cheaper thar you ever
bought such quality ware 0nn
elsewhere-each 8VV
DISH PANS-17-qt. size-gray
granite-our regular price for these
seconds is 55c-hrst quality would
be sold at S5c=tomorrow and Sat
d these will be on sale at, 4En
0O
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-05
Church Services.

Baptist church-Subject of sermons
Sunday; why Observe Communion?' p
and Regeneration Allined." In addi.
ton to the usual services new mem.
bers win be welcomed and the Lord:
supper observed at the morning hour
German Lutheran-Sunjay school
at 10 a. m; services at IL a. m.
First Congregational-Preaching al
IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. by the pastor
Luther d. Malone. Morning subject:
Harmony With the Christ Life;"
evening. why Did Not Go to Hear
Melba." Sunday school at 1890.
First Presbyterian-Preaching at II
a. m. by the Rev. John r. WEIGH. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Sunday school at 1915. No service in
the evening,
First Lutheran--Services as usual. In
the morning at 1O:45 in Swedish. sub.
ject, why Tars and Wheat Must
Grow Together Until Harvest" Even
ing, in English. 1880; subject, "The
Faithfulness of God Revealed in His
Church" All invited.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-05

Miss May Magee returned yesterda,
from Salem.
Herman AIhers Of Push was IN th.
city yesterday.
Alex Normand Of olney was In tn.
city yesterday.
Henry settem Of Knappton was II
the city yesterday.
G. J. Peterson OF Bay Center was IN
the eity yesterday.
Representative Flint and wife wer,
IN the city yesterday.
]. Cohen OF San Franclsco registered
at the occident yesterday.
N. y. Brandt Of Frankfort was IN
the city yesterday on business.
J. +. Alacrez Of Seaside was In The
city yesterday on business
Albert Roder Of skamokawa came
down the Vanguard yesterday.
Howard Laighton Of Seaside was In
the city yesterday on business.
Thomas o'connor Of Knappton was
In the city yesterday on business.
Senator Tuttie returned from Salem
Friday night He win return tonight.
r. .. Made OF TiIlamook was In the
city yesterday. He Is going to Salem.
Jay Demming OF San Francisco wac
registered at the occident yesterday.
C. W. Tallmage OF Tillamook was
In the city yesterday en- route to sa-
lem.
Il. C. Blackforj. editor Of the CIas-
kanine Chief, was In the city yester-
day.
A. Strom Of Svensen went to Sea.
side yesterday to play for the firemen's
ball.
Hon. J, v. Burns returned from Sa-
lem yesterday, and win return TO-
night.
A. A. strebe OF Sauvies island passed
through Astoria yesterday en- route to
Seaside.
Mayor Dan J. Moore OF West Sea-
side passed through the city yesterday
en- route home.
Captain Eric Johnson, who has been
confined to his home with the grip, is
able to be out.
Captain c. s. Gunderson has so fan
recovered as TO be able to be down
town yesterday.
Lou Sprauer went to Seaside yester-
day on business connected with the
Seaside Livery & Fuel Co.
Hon. ]. Bruce Polworth Of Cathlamet
was In the city yesterday making ar
rangements to locate In Astoria.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-05

County Judge Trenchard, Roadmas'
ter Fry ana John chitwood made an
inspection trip OF the proposed new
road from Alderbrook TO the john Day
bridge, They found good location
and steps win be taken Immediately to
open out o good road. The present
road to the John Day Ia impossible In
the winter ana too hilly to permit Of
hauling produce to market.