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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. March 3
covering bT shorts was chiefly resDon-
sibic today for strength in the local
wheat market. May delivery closed at Il
net advance of n. Corn was "A lower.
to 70 higher.
The leading futures closed as follows:
-e7 W III n EAT-May &c; July 1891; Sept.
.s G5f@5RIN-Nray iG7saz; July 45ZQH; Sept.
,, oSATs-May G1l@A; July 36MaA; Sept.
MESS PoRK-May 1922: july 1s.5.
Ia RD-May 9621a; July 9 G2k; Sent. Q 70
q SS3i,tiORT RlBS-May 800; July 9.15; Sept.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FIOlTR-EasN
4 " Ml, u III ?, 2 spring, Soas2; No s. -
CoRN-No. 2. i3i4; No. yellow, Al.
No. 2 white, 4l@ Ris. '-@ =
RYE-No. 2, 63ts
MALTING-pa.r 10 choice. 6i06G.
FLAX SEItD-No. l, LIZ; No. l north
TIMOTHY sEED-4.Eo.
CIOVEP[14O0
SHORT Rl9s-S. 75as7,A.
MESS PORk-16.37k9O
LNRD-952L. -.
WHISkEY-lS9 n
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MAh.>ET.
Features of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, March Sit looked for a
time today as though stocks had made n
stand against the violent selling pres
sure which has forced prices downward
for some time past. but the early rally
proved only a preaching sped and the
scilin;; movement late in the day was in
rati T. larger volume and more prccipi-
tate than that Of yesterday. with a PAN
icky freak ut the last. The fail in
pie was notable fer an absence Of
news to account for it, Tie violence Of
rJmOrs of money difficulties. No an
Inducements of cmbarrasomlcnt.' reached
the public, however. The enormous and
unexplained selling III AtchisOn was tho
active influence in turning prices down
ward.
The stocks came out in blocks of thous-
andS OF Shares and the price declined
rapidly in spite Of the execution of some
very large buying orders. which had the
appearance OF being designed for support.
The rest OF the market ignored the Atch-
ison selling for timS and held its rally
we'll The complexion Of the market
changed when the Hartman stocks be
gun to come out freely again, especially
Southern Pacific.
The most directive influence in the
early rally in the market was the large
demand tor the Hill stocks at advancing
quotations. There was an apparent ac-
cumulatiOn of Reading going on also
which was effective in forming spccula-
tive sentiment for the moment. The con-
sequence Was that the opening fall in
prices represented the lowest level of the
early part Of the day. Sentiment had
became decidedly treasured by midday,
when the violent liquidation in Atchisol
upset confidence again. Morey was
slightly caster, both on call and on time,
but this was attributed largely TO tbs
effect Of the stock market liquidation.
Tho dcnoraiizcd tone at the closing left
much anxiety for the future course of
tire market. The special weakness Of
stocks which have been held III the
Union Pacific treasury gave an impress
siOr that that companys holdings were
hrng iiGudatcd. Tho Hill stocks We're
the QE!y ones in the list to save anything
CT the carly gains.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value. $2l100)J. United States new As
Registered advanced !. and The coupon
per cent. on call.
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EXTENDS NO HOPE.
O'Brien Does Net See Way Clear for
Match With Palmer.

Philadelphia, March 5.-There is little
hope for a fight between Philadelphia
Jack OBrien and Jack Palmer. the
English heavyweight. O'Rrien, who ar
rived home from California Monday
tod Jimmy Loves. manager for Pal
mer. that he did not have time to
wait here for a six-round bout with the
Englishman O'Brien claims that he
must return at once to Los Angeles and
prepare for his coming battle with Tom
my Burns.
He suggested that Palmer engage
with Jack ("Twin'D Sullivan. O'Brien
SAYS that he will back Sullivan and
adds that the latter is anxious and will
irg to come here and fight Palmer.
Late next month" says O'Bricn, 81
will open big hotel in Los Angles, and
! also have some mining interests in
Nevada which will demand my per-
:,onal attention, so Mr.. Palmer must
get along without me-"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06

Johnson was suffering from fractured
skull when brought to the hospital
Sunday night, and was unconscious.
He did not recover consciousness be-
fore his death. Nero was placed under
arrest on an assault charge. which it
was expected would be changed to a
more serious charge. The cause of the
anoged trouble between the two men
is not known. johnson was about 50
years old and Nero is about the same
age. Nero is said to have inflicted the
injury on Johnson's head with the butt
OF gun.
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this city. This, Hanlon says, he Will
be able to do.
THE NATIONAL COMMISSION.
Several Decisions Are Announced b.
the Board.

Cincinnati, March ,5--The Nationai
Baseball Commission has announced the
following decisions:
Application of Toledo club to keep
Kruger. drafted by the Washington
club. refused.
Claim of Hudson Baseball Association
against the New York American League
club for the first payment of the condi-
tional release of Player Clarity, rejected.
Applications for reinstatement of
Frederick, +. A. Uunglaub and Frank
]. Corridor We're granted. with the pro-
vision that each pay a fine Of 500.
Application for Player A. T. Briggs for
reinstatement was granted without impo-
sition Of any fine.
Briggs of the Chicago and Brooklyn
Nationals was reinstated without a fine.
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BOXING NOTES.

Packie Mcfarland and Joe Galligan
have been matched to box in Davcn-
port March l..
lack DoughertE, the milwaukee, vel
tcrwcignt, ana his old business man
agcr. Mulllern. are again friends. Tho
latter is now trying 10 matcn DouSher-
ty against George McFaGdcn.
Jimmy Walsh Of Boston and Kid
Murphy of New York viii probably
meet in a 25-r0urd battle at Tonopah.
New, during the first week in April. An
offer was received Monday from N. NJ.
Ituley, and Murphy said he would ac
cept.
vt Il mass meeting OF students in
Osborn hall Monday night Joseph Tay-
Tor Foster OF the Junior class was I'M
elected president of the Yale
Football Association and manager OF
the team. Edward Bigelow Hall of
Evanston, ILL.,. was elected vice presi-
dent, Howard Carter Davis of Eliza
beth. n. j., assistant manager, and
Clinton Merrick of Evanston, ILL.,, sec
rotary.
Prof. NOsey King. instructor OF box
ing at Yale and lightweight champion
of Connecticut easily had the advar-
t1ge at New Haven MOndy night in a
12-round bout with Jeff Doherty OF
New Haven. King excelIed in blocking
and was much quicker on his feet,
while Donerty forced the fighting up
to the eighth round. The sparring was
fairly even. but about the middle of the
eighth round King started to press
with the result that Doherty
became badly winded. In the next
four rounds King had the advantage.
but was unable to secure a knockout
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NED HANLoN'S SCHEME.
oriole Manager Plans to Secure the
Brooklyn Franchise for Baltimore.

Baltimore. March 5.-The announce
ment Of judgment rendered in Jersey
City against the Brooklyn Baseball
Club, giving Ned Hanlon a verdict OF
$52, 900 against that organization. marks
the first step in Manager Hanlon's plan
to bring that organization. bag and
baggage, to Baltimore.
The next step will be to ask for re-
ceivership and a sale of the club prop
critics. which Mr.. Hanlon expects to be
required to buy in. as no one else Is
likely to saddle himself with the big
debt and a franchise that has not been
profitable.
Having secured the franchise. Hanlon
will be called upon to show by the
books that the attendance during the
past years indicate that league fran
chise will be paying institution in
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, March :.
FLOUR-Unchanged spring patents ~
M4>n. - d"
CCRN-Fasier; No yellow 5sG,sk
OATS-fas.er: No. clipped White or
HAY-DuIi; No. / 2l022 H-'
MILL. FEED-LoWcr.
SPRING BRAN-24 25a2i.75.
MIXED FEED-2L7JN26 80
PORK-Dull; medium, 1880
LARD-Higher; ia
BEEF-Steady; whole cattle Ssts1.
LAMBS-Steady; spring 1Gl1lA
NEALS-Steady; 1Rd11.
BIrTTEP-Firm: northern 32G3
CHEESF-Firm: York state 1i4GI5.
EGGS-Iower; choice 25Ge2G; western D
@23
APPLES-DulI; No. Baldwins 2a56s
3.25
POTATOES-Dull; Green Mountains y
06c. %
sUGAR--steady on a basis of 40 for
granulated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06

August Hermann. chairman OF the
national, board. is now working out u
plan for The proposed fund for the pro-
lection Of OLD ban players III
distress. The members Of both
leagues seem favorable to
the idea. President Ban johnson says
that d fund Of several thousand do!~
lars can be raised in year. as the low
ers of the sport will take enthusiasts
tically to the proposition. At the big
baseball banquet in Philadelphia last
it would be a simple matter for all the
clubs to name one day each year for
q benefit game. President Johnson
says that the American League would
start the ball rolling when the proper
time came with check for So 600
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Wednesday-Horey Melody VS.. joe
Thomas at Philadelphia; Young Mack VS..
Kid Attell at Baltimore.
Thursdav-Willic Lewis VS.. Paul Moore
at New York
Friday-Jirnmy Walsh vs.. Jimmy Car
roll at Los Angeles; Willie Lewis VS.. Ed
die Chambers at Philadelphia; Jimmy
Briggs vs., Arthur Cote at Portland, Me. ,
Charlie Neary VS. George Memsic at Mil
Wtalkee; MuggSy Shools vs.. Freddie
Weeks at Denver; Low Powell VS.. Mon
tana Kid at Los Angeles.
Saturday-Jimny Hanlor VS.. Tommy
O'ToOle at Philadelphia; Spike Robson
VS.. Harry Baker at Philadelphia
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, March 4
Cotton spot closed steady. Middl!ng IN.
lands 11.35; do. gulf 1l.Gg. Sales nom
Galveston steady. liz Charleston firm,
111~; Memphis steady. 1913: New .Orlean N
firm. 107f; Mobile quiet, 10 7-16. Savannah
steady, 1915.
Net receipts for four days S3.la
Experts to Great Britain. 6Au5. n
France, 1S6; to the continent, agS. n
Japan. 1873
Stock, 1,G27,e36
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In THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
RYAN WILL ACCEPT.
Willing To Meet Joe Cans for $4,000
Purse At Tonopah.

Syracuse, y. Y, March 5.-ToMmy
Ryan came 10 syracuse today, after his
fight at Rochester last night with Hugo
Kelly Ryan said that he would ac-
cept the offer of the Tonopah Athletic
Club of Tonopah, Nev. to meet Joe
Cans for a purse of $4,000. on Labor
day and will go into training as soon
as the articles are signed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06

S. ID. Flanagan, who controls the
franchise of the Manchester baseball
team in the New England League, an
nounced Monday that he had decided,
to transfer the team to Brockton. the
New England League. The meeting of
the schedule committee of the league,
which was to have been held at Lynn
Monday. was postponed for one week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06

Fred Doe tells a good story of Fred
Lake. Back i'll 1900 Manager Jimmy
Caravan of the New Haven club.
toward the middle of tho season was
very hard up for a catcher. Lake at
the time was open to an engagement
and Caravan telesraphed to him ask
ing his terms. Lakes answer was
$500 a month and transportation both
ways" whereupon Caravan wired
hack: Terms accepted. Report on
Labor day Canavan's season closed
that day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06

Cap" Arson will run a mi-profes-
sional team in Chicago this summer
We has already challenged the White
Sox. STIMULATING that Comiskey must
play first base. In this game Arson
viii play first base for his team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06

William II. Johnson of Hopkinton,
Mass, died at the Milford hospital, Mil
ford. Mass. Tuesday as a result of in
juries received. it is alleged, during
quarrel with Lewis Nero. at Mero'g
home in Hopkinton Sunday night last.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06

February y, New Hampshire College,
90; Maine, Il.
March j, Tufts, q; Maine II.
March .. Mass. Tech, 81; Maine. So.
The University Of Maine tennis team
has begun practice in the gymnasium.
The LAST night of the ice carnival will
lie held on Wednesday evening begin
ming at o'clock. besides a hockey
game there will be several other at
fractions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06

ChicagogMs rch s.
CATfLE-E"ceipts about 3l@. market
steady: plain t. best steers 4 5vTG.S5.
HOGS-Receipts about 1900: market
steady; choice heavy shipping 6.c5fr7.
SHEEF-Ecceipts about 1900 market
strong to 10 higher; sheep 5.25fsS; lambs
C1LGO. 49,
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Fred Miller, left-handcd twirler
from Paducah, KY, has been signed
by Pittsburg. That makes three
southpaws on the Pirate list. Hille-
brand and Leifield being the others.
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New York Money Market.

New York. March ).
Prime mercantile paper 54Nt6 Per cent.
Sterling exchange easier ut Isl 5JIl4s4 50
for demand, ANA at iSl.3jnfS0. 70 for G)-day
bill:
Posted rates 42i1AG lS5k
Commercial bills 4So1sM 4S0A.
Far silver cos.
Mexican dollars 53N.
Government bonds firm.
Itailroa dbunds irregular.
honey on call firm at sac per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06

Mickey Corcoran, Buffalo's third
basenan, will not get trial with De-
troit. He was simply covered up ami
will go back to Buffalo
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without doubt will build up a good drill
this year.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

cd. 1G; firsts. 1s,s: prime frsts. II.
CHEESC-Steady; 1ilzniGl4.
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New York, March 5.-The Brooklyn
baseball team left today for the train
ing grounds at West Baden Springs
for spring practice. The team will re-
turn March 2S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06

st. Louis. March 5-Thc local Am
erlcan League baseball team departed
for San Antonio. Texas, and the Ma
uonal Leaguers for Houston tonight.
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OFF FOR TRAINING GROUNDS.
Several Big League Teams Start Out
for Spring Practice.

Chicago. March 5.-In a special train
decorated with flags and streamers.
the baseball champions of the world,
the Chicago team of the American
League, left today for the City of Next
CO. where the spring training will
commence.
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Juniors Take Ladies' bas-
ketba|| honors At Bates.
BoWdOin Students Are Forming
a New Banjo Club.
y. OF N. Wins Seven Basketball
Games Out Of IL.

Lewiston, Me, March 5.-(SpeciaD.-A
very exciting game of basketball was
played last night III the girls gym for
the championship of the college by the
Juniors and Freshmen and resulted in
favor of the Juniors. q to Is. Miss Capt.
Dexter of the juniors was the star,
while both Capt Johnson and Miss Bar
ker played brilliantly for the Freshmen.
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DeWitt's Carpolized Witch Hazel Salve
undoubtedly the best relief for piles.
Sold by John Coughlin, Augusta ana
Beane's Drug store, Gardiner.
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Time, Ism. periods. Goals from floor.
Dexter s, Grant 2. johnson s. Barker
Goals from fouls, Grant, Johnson. Ref
cree, Miss Britain. Timer, Mr.. Fraser 'OS.
At a meeting of the Junior class in
Hathorn hall today Guy Williams was
elected leader of the dumb-beN drill to be
given at the indoor meet. Prominent
candidates for this drill are Haynes. Tut
tie, Merrill, Smith, Campbell. Bangs.
Falkner. Dolloff, Fl. A. Goodwin and
Stevens. Leader Williams made the In
dian club drill in his Freshman year and
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NEW YORK STOCK mARKY

Furnished Daily by J. J. Quinian Go.
Office, Opera House Block, ku2u,a.
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ing present session. to review said road as
per plat and petition, except to run on east
and south lines of Section ~, instead Of
on north and west, Twp. On range 3oe. To
run further on east and south line of the
wa NV 4 Of Section II Twp. on range 3oe.
road petition of G. V. Spinks. ct al was
rejected because road was improperly de-
scribed.
Board now adiourns to meet at p. m.
Attest:
R p Donohoo, NJ hodges.
Clerk. Chairman.
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
SPECIAL SESSION

SPECIAL ShSSlON
Board of County Commissioners, Quay
County, New Mexico.
Territory of New Mexico, i.
County of Quay.
March 4, 1907, 9 a, m.
The Honorable Board of County Com
missioners met in special called session at
9 a. m. Members present: NJ. Hodges,
Chairman, and X. J. Darnell.
The Honorable Board now resolves itself
into a Board of Canvassars, for the pur-
pose of canvassing the vote for Justice of
the Peace in Precinct No. 4, at the special
election held on March 2, 1907, at Puerto,
New Mexico. 1t was found that fifty votes
we're cast. of which w. H. Rush received
thirty votes and J. N. Stradley received
40 votes. MIR. Rush having received a
majority of the votes cast, the Honorable
Board proceeded to issue him a certificate
of election.
Board now adjourns to meet at l p. m.
X. p. Donohoo, ], M. Hodges,
Clerk. Chairman.
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as indicated in said petition, was thorough
ly discussed. but action deferred by the
honorable board until such time as vie wers
report on another road which will connect
with road indicated 10 the said petition.
The honorable board now appoints for
Justice of the Peace in Precinct No. S, X,
d. Hunt. for Constable, Precinct No. S,
John Abbott. Each presents bond, L. d.
Hunt with s%ureties of w. ID. Massingill,
w. J. Caps and H. l.. Hunnicutt; John
Abbott with %sureties of ]. NJ. Bonds and
Jacob Scott.
a, 1907.
Attest:
Il. p. Donohoo, !. Nj. Hodges.
Clerk. Chairman.
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April l, 1907, I p. m,

April 1, 1907, I p. m,
The honorable board met pursuant to
adjournment. Members present: J.. M.
Hodges, chairman and COMMISSIONS
Darnell.
Road petition of J. L. Estle ct al. pre-
sented by d. J. Aber, after some discus
sion was deferred at the request Of Mr..
Aber.
Road petition of F, J. Jahns. asking that
a highway be laid out along section lines
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March 4. 1907. l p. IN.
The Honorable Board met pursuant to
adjournment. and resolved itself into a
Board of County Commissioners.
Now comes F. C. Matteson. Attorney
for the Postal Telegraph Company. and
asks that the erroneous assessment against
said Company be rebated.
After carefully considering the matter
and looking up the law. on motion OF X. J.
Darnell. seconded by ]. M. Hodges. it was
ordered that the same be stricken from the
rolls as an erroneous assessment.
Bond of E. w. Shaw as Constable OF
Precinct No. 6, with Howard l.. Kohn
and Charles H. Kohn as sureties. was ap-
proved by the Board.
Bond Of ] r. Mccain as Road Over
seer. with w. H. Cissell and w. H. Rush
as sureties. was approved.
Bills of the Cramer Safe Company Of
500 for vaul, door. and bill of S8.o5 fol-
freight on same. we're approved.
There being no further business to come
before the Board, the Honorable Board
now adjourns until regular session on
April I. 1907.
r. p. Donohoo, J. M. Hodges.
Clerk. Chairman
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REGULAR
Territory of New Mexico.
County of Quay.

Territory of New Mexico.
County of Quay.
April 1, 1907.
The Honorable Boaid of County Com
missioners met in regular session at 9 a m.
Members present: J. M. Hodges.
Chairman and COMMISSIONS Darnell.
Now comes Messrs Walker and Ais
worth. aud present a petition for voting
precinct to be established at Allen. N. M.
Action in matter postponed until all
members of Board are present.
Petition presented by J. L. House and
others. asking for a voting precinct
bounded as follows. Beginning at south
west corner of county: thence east to south
east corner. Twp. sn range 3oe. thence
north to northeast corner Twp. IN range
3oe: thence west to county line; thence
south to place of beginning. was presented
and postponed until all members present.
Board now adjourned until I p. m.
Attest:
X. P. Donohoo. J.. Nj. Hodges,
Clerk. Chairman.
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ial Legislature extending the county lines
formerly belonged to the county of Union.
You petitioners further say that they are
already furnishing the town of Nara Visa
with water, having some seven hundred
feet of pipe laid. and nave two good wells
in operation, and are fully equipped to con
tinue to do so, and asks your Honors to
grant them a franchise to furnish the said
town with water for both public and private
use for a period of fifty years, md the fur
Their privilege Of putting in one thousand
feet or more within the next six months OF
piping and hydrants. and that they be al
lowed to use any and all the streets and
the streets and alleys for the use of laying
the main line of piping and lateral lines
from and feed from the main lines, and
they further agree to keep all excavation
properly filled as soon as possible. Your
petitioners further say that they want the
privilege of conveying water in addition to
the pipe line, to haul the same by wagon
and other means OF transportation.
Respectfully submitted.
o Snyder & Co,
l. Searcy.
BY c H Allredge, Atty.
Petition was thereb, consideied ov the
honorable board. and was granted as
prayed for.
The honorable board instructs A Conner
road overseer. Precinct No. l to purchase
two road scrapers for the county, to be
under his supervision.
Board now adjourns to meet April at
9 a. m.
Attest:
II p Donohoo, Nj Hodges,
Clerk. Chairman
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April 3, 9 a. m.
The honorable board met pursuant to
adjournment. Members present: J. M.
Hodges, Chairman and COMMISSIONS
Darnell.
Now comes S. X. Hendren and repre-
sen,s to the board that the road through
Palomas Gap, which has been used as a
public road Tor fifteen years. has been
closed by private individuals. and prays
that it be opened. Said request is granted
and road ordered opened at once.
MIR. Rudolph presents a petition to the
honorable board. signed by himself and
others for voting precinct. Said petition
was rejected by the board for the reason
that the precinct named in petition is uot
large enough. MIR. Rudolph is requested
to present another petition enlarging the
same, to come before the board at the July
meeting,
Board now adjourned to meet at I p. m.
Attest:
r. p. Donohoo, J. M. Hodges,
Clerk. Chairman.