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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18
STORY OF THE FAILCRE
Ship Meets Wind and There's Moth.
ing Doing Right Away.

The telegram conveying the forego-
ing news is dated at Tromsoe. Sept.
10, and after telling ofsthe determine.
ton to see what the aIrship could do
proceeds as follows: When the air.
sship left the shed it was anchored to
n steamer, the Express. which helped
to tow it to Vogel Bay island. two
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18

Editor Miller is trying his prac-
tice hand on the Bremen County
Medical society. If he succeeds in
failing a dozen or more doctors of
that county for conspiring to raise
their fees, he will be eligible to
membership with the trust busters.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18

Son-in-law Longworth says that
Father-in-law Roosevelt will not be-
come candidate for denomination,
unless the entire country desires it.
After a majority Of the delegates to
The next republican national conven-
ton declare for Roosevelt, the min
GRITTY will quite likely go tumbline
over each other to make the nomi.
nation unanimous. At any even
the trend of the times. is in that di
rection.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18

Chicago. Sept. 13.-The Central Pas
senger association at its monthly
meeting here decided that it would
not put the 2-cent Interstate passenger
lates in effect in eastern territory be-
fore Ian, l. 1908,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18

Have you read the book, Quincy
AdamsSSawyer. now on sale at the
Post Office Lobby? Buy it now,
read it, and then see the play Oct.
End, 1907.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18
Great NORTHERN Train Held ~

st. Paul. Sept l2-The Gleat
Great Northern oriental limited mans
continental train was held up by tvs.
masked men near l,exford Mont Til"
robbers dynamited al empty sufa.
robbed the mail car Of registered mall
and escaped. 7,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18

lsuffered wsah itching piles for
several wears and at times the Itch
ing would re very annoying. At
times it would seem almost unbear-
rble. 1t was almost impossible to
walk. ] consulted DIR. Shallenber-
ger the Chicago Specialist, he said
he would cure me and he has full
filed his promise. ] know ofothers
he has treated successfully. Write
and ! will tell you all.
d. F. Black,
lwk Independence, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18

Judge Platt presiding. The follow
ng are the Grand Jurors for the
ERIN:
q. E, Sager, Delaware township.
VIM, Hermann, Coffin's Grove twp.
w. v. Childs, Delaware outside.
Vim. Barry, Prairie twp.
A. Il. Clark, Honey Creek twp.
G. Bockenstedt, Elk twp.
j. l.. Gilbert. Richland.
q. E. Reeve, South Fork.
John Krapf1, Bremen twp.
August Koopmsn, North Fork twp
Q. 81. Cruise, Oneida twp.
John Belcher, Milo twp.
For the Trial Jury the following
have been drawn:
A. L. Dubois, Delaware twp.
Il. S. Cowles.
A. Born,
r. w. Fishel,
Peter Boardwsy,
Grant Brsyton, outside
U. w. Thomas,
w. u. Mead,
+ II. j. Sabin, IS
W. A. Gienappe, Oneida twp.
w. A. Lang, Elk twp
II. j. Duffey, Milo twp.
Geo. Sampson, Colony twp.
Anton Millenkamp, Bremen twp.
b. j. Walderback, Hazel Green twI
H. Hawker, Hazel Green twp.
M, Liliis, Coffin's Grove twp.
F. II. Childs, Collins Grove twp.
Peter Kelchen, North Fork twp.
A. ID. LeClere, South Fork twp.
o. w. Smith, South Fork twp.
q. H. White, Honey Creek twp.
James Lyness, Adams twp.
Thomas Patton, Adams twp.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18
Fire ut a Michigan Itesort

South Haven, Mich, Sept. 12.-
Seven cottages on the beach and the
Avery Beach hotel were burned here.
Dynamite was used to blow up the ho-
tel to prevent the spreading OF the
fire. The loss on the hotel alone is
100000. covered by insurance.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18

Organized under the laws of Iowa, located at
close Of business on the s2nd day Of An, uit
A. d. 1907: made to the Auditor of State MS re-
Quired by law.
Amount Of billo. bonds pnd other evil.
dencea of debt liscoun'sl OF puf-
chased actually owned by the bank 7.e2i 10
Amount OF cash un hand ue
seliDed Us follows:
silver coin and bullion i... $50 50
Legal tender and national
bank notes and subsidiary
Drafts and checks on other y.
solvent banks and other
cash Items not dishOLored
on hand and belonging to
the Dank. 4lO2
Amour, subject to be drawn 1897 ca 2,i7a A
at sight OH teposit With
solvent banks or bankers:
Commercial Natl Bank CHI
Lainont savgs Bank Lamont
Beieit State Bank, Beoit
Wis -. ........'....s.. 1900 10 islls AS
Value Of real property(own-
ed by lDank So0 W
Value Of personal property
loWned by bank l............... 1925 90 1915 90
Total Assets. l4s.s28 Is
LIABILITIES
Amount Of capital stock actually paid
up in cash.. 10000 90
Total Amount due depositors
| rs follows:
Amount sight deposits...... 1926 81
Amount time deposits....... 10 3sl 81 3S,8ss. p
| Other profits OH hand latter
deduciiug taxes and eN-
penSesl .................. 40 Oh
Total liabilities ..,..43 s2s y.
Amount Of all liabilities 10
| the bank OH part Of Its d.
| rectors:
- as Dorrow erS............... $50
| AS endorSel s............. 7sO b73O 90
state of Iowa. Delaware County.-ss:
l. We. e. H. Hoyt. president, and Z @. Hes
ner. Cashier OF the bank above named, do SOL
emnly swear that the foregoing statement is
full. true and correct, to the bett Of our know
ledge aud belief. that the assets therein set
forth are bona fide the property Of said bank i i
its corporate capacity; and that no p,rs Of tl,p
same'has been loaned or advanced 10 said bank
for the purpose Of being exhibited us portion
| OF Its assets.
E. II. HOyt, President,
| f. Ilesner, Cashier.
sworn to before me BYE H. Hoyt and f. G.,
Hesnef this 9Th day of August, 1867
Attested by: $3.50 =
"a AZ 4 ssa:ssa;s director.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18
For Sale.

Five head yearling Shorthorn
bulls. one Jersey Red boar and one
black Poland China boar and a
quantity Of seed rye. For further
particulars call at my home north
Of Manchester. A. N. SMITH.
2wk
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18

H1is' CAs5sIis D. CfADW1UA. p
millions in loans in bogus securities,
has just been stricken with nervous
collapse at the penitentiary. which has
left her blind
Her condition is serious and IT is the
opinion of the prison physicians that
she will never live to serve out her
ten years sentence. two years Of
which she has now completed.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18
continued
NORTH MANCHESTER.

+
Mrs. NJ. u Irenchard enjoyed a
visit over Sunday from her daugh-
Mrs. G. v. Burlington and son,
Charlie returned home to Lacrosse,
Wis. after three weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ed Mcakimen en-
Joyed visit from their son, Leslie
and family Of Waterloo.
Mr.. Fred Ellis was seen in our
vicinity looking after his mothers
property,
Mrs Minnie Skinner is visiting
at the home. of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Davis near Strawberry Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan's young son
is quite sick at present writing.
N. M. W. G. meets this Friday at
the home of Mrs. Crosby.
Preaching next Sunday at usual
hour, Rev. Ensign officiating.
Ernest Warehouse returned last
Tuesday from Dakota where he has
spent the summer with his brother,
Harry and uncle, Roy Trenehard.
,,..,,ru,,
mAsoSviLLE.
We understand that Chester Col.
son has sold his farm north of town
to Judson Lane, Mr.. Colson having
purchased the j.. p. Cooking farm
at Forestvllle,
Mrs u. N. May spent last week
with relatives near Balltown.
Mrs. VIM Berkeley. OF Delhi, visi-
ted her daughter, Mrs. Frank Solder
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18
SPECIAL TRAIN TO MONTICEL
LO.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE Il ST.
PAuL RY

Special train to Monticello account
Jones County Fair leaves Oneida let
1922 q. m. Thursday and Friday, Sep
TENDER 5 snd6. Returning leaves Mon
ttcello $50 p. m. Connecting train
leaves Manchester S:55 am. lwk
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18
District Court.

The District court will be in SEES.
sion in this city October 18th,
Judge Platt presiding. The follow
ing are the Grand Jurors for the
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18
sFAraAfENH OF THE coNDfH1oN
Of the Dundee Sayings Bank

Organized under the laws of Iowa, located at
Dundee Iowa. in the County of Delaware n, III
close of business on the 22nd day Of Au, u i,
Io,,i rodh Nl la -
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-09-18

Dr.. Phoelix Hennesy Of Ida Grove
called on Masonyille friends Satur
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-08
Gas Company
Wants Charter
LuMpERpoRT CONCERN CHAR
TERED WILL SUPPLY GAS
FOR THAT TOWN.

cLARKsBURG. Jan. s.-The Lum.
bcrrort Natural Gas Company has ap.
piled for a charter and will organize
and begin business at once. The com.
pany will have an authorized capital
of $4,000, with ten or twelve incor.
p%orators. Among these are NJ. L.
Riblctt. Boyd e. Hornor. Lee Borgess..
DIR. l.. c. Oyster, H. c. Hedges and
e. ID. McCarty. AS soon as the charter
arrives the company will elect officers
and proceed to business. It is the In.
tention to supply Lumberport with gas
and also to furnish gas for manufac-
turing industries in that section. This
step promises to result in the rapid
DEVELOPMENT Of that town as there is
plenty of gas and water there. Assem-
tiais to the Industrial upbuilding OF
any place these days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-08
Eva Again in
The Limelight
HAD ANOTHER NERVOUS AT.
TACK AT LATRoBE AND MAN.
AGER LEVIED ON THE
BOX RECEIPTS.

Eva Tanguay, who made a lot of
unpleasant notoriety for some young
men in Fairmont, a few days ago, and.
as a consequence, has several dam.
age suits on her hands. is again in
the limelight, this time at Latrobe,
Pa, a telegram from there on Satur-
day giving the following particulars:
"One Of her nervous attacks caused
the. cancellation OF Eva Tanguay's
date to appear in a Good Fellow" at
the Latrobe Theater Wednesday even.
ing. and gave Manager Showalter a
pretext to serve an attachment on Miss
Tanguay's private car at Greensburg
yesterday. A good advance sale fol.
lowed the advertising of Miss Tan
guay's appearance at Latrobe. A tele.
gram was received from her manager
saying that because OF an attack on
her nerves, she would be unable to
appear. Showalter asked for SIPS
damages and had an attachment serv.
ed. Sheriff Seanor took possession of
the car and remained there until a
settlement IA reached, Showalter
agreeing to accept s75."- Parkers.
burg Sentinel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-08
THE MAN MARRIED A
HUNTINGTON GIRL

HUNTINGTON, Jan. S.-one of the
most important arrests made in this
city in many years was effected by
Chief Of Police John J. Dawson, Thurs
day night, when he captured Percy
Martin, wanted at Richmond, Va, for
acting as n OF the principals in the
Sea Board Air Line train robbery,
which occurred at a point seventy
miles Southwest Of Richmond, on the
night Of December 81.
The robbery was perfected by Mar.
tin and a companion, who secured
eight hundred dollars in cash and n
diamond valued at five hundred dol
lars.
Officials in this city were apprised
Of the robbery, and received intima.
ton that n of the men was headed
for st. Louis. Chief Dawson kept a
sharp lookout, and began a series of
Investigations which led to the arrest
of Martin as n of the principals in
the crime. Martin, accompanied by
his wife, whom he married in this
city a few months ago, arrived here
Thursday. en- route, as has since de.
veloped, to the far west. They decid.
ed to remain here over night for the
purpose of visiting Mrs. Martins rela-
tiVes, and. no doubt, to investigate
what steps were being taken for their
apprehension. Martin went to the
theater where he was discovered by
Chief Dawson. During the progress
OF the second act of the play Mr.. Daw.
son sent an usher down the asia To
inform Martin that some one at the
rear wanted to speak with him. Mar.
tin came to the rear of the theater
and was quietly taken in charge by
the chief, who conducted him to the
city Jail, where he was kept until ev.
cry detail of the case against him as
related to identity and other requisite
was perfected.
After making the arrest Mr.. Daw.
son worked irdustrlously for two DAYS
49,
in an effort 10 establish a case against
Martin. and succeeded admirably. In
fact. so well did he do his work that
he secured a complete confession from
Martin. and gained possession of the
five hundred dollar diamond ring
which the later had taken from a Pull.
man passenger on the night of the
robbery. Martin claims that the plot
to rob the Pullman was conceived in
Washington, d. c., and that his con,
Tolerate was the prime mover in the
affair, although he himself took a full
share in the hold-up. and carried of
his share of the booty. Martins wife,
who has been staying for the past
three days with a Ninth street family
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-08
STEELE WORKED
IN VIRGINIA CITIES
a GOOD FOREMAN, FOND OF ex.
PERIMENTlNG WITH ExPLo.
slvEs-TALk WITH HIS
WIFE.

LYNcEeURG. Va. Jan. s.-RolEo
Steele. who Is supposed to be the Phil
adclphia bomb thrower. came to this
city in September last with his wife
AMI a son about IL years of age. He
worked previously to that for some
months on the Tidewater railroad at
Christiansburg n later for the Nor.
folk and Western. at Montvale, at
both places in concrete work. AT the
Interstate Fair here in October he
had a privilege booth and after that
secured work az foreman here on some
reinforced concrete work in the erec.
ton OF a building for a wholesale
house. Fellow workmeu say that he
was a good superintendent. but that
he was experimenting frequently with,
explosives and electric batteries and
especially as to the effect of the lat
Ter in dischargirs dynamite.
On November I he and his family
rented three rooms, furnished. in the
upper part of a private house, 1913
Grace street. where his wife was found
this evening. Mrs. Steele said she
could not believe the bomb thrower
in Philadelphia was her husband, as
he left carly Thursday morning to
look for work near Danville, Va, and
promised 10 write her Saturday night
ii H. did not return She had o
heard from him and was deeply dis
trcSs.i. crying bitterly. When asked
who the Mrs. Irene Steele was who
had been mentioned in press dispatch.
IS as living in Chicago. she said it
was his drst wife. from whom he had
been divorced.
Steele left his wife here with only
a few dollars aud had been despond.
cnt for some time. as. owing to recent
Illness Of his wife aud son, he had in.
Cured debts. aud there was little
promise of more work here before
spring, as his present job was com
pl.tcd.
From conversation Wiz fellow.work.
men ii Is believed that reverses in his
previous life, his i~raeh+aThess and
the poor prospect for work had made
him desperate.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-08
TIE COWBOYS HOMECOMING.

From the Denver Republican.
I've been sweatiu' for weeks on the
roundup.
AMI I'm all fired glad I'm done:
I'm tired OF ridius and brandin'
(C'E only in hooks that it's fun).
I'm sick for a sight Of the cabin
In the pines. where 1t nestles so soy:
It's me for the trail DER the noun.
tains-
wan 70 sc hack to the boy.
In my Dreams every night 1 car see
him.
AS pink and as sweet as a rose:
With his hands lined across with deep
dimplcs
(rhose hands eau clutch heart
strings. GOD kuows).
l Can hear that small voice at the
hcarihside.
hul a e that fair head. Ger Its
toy.
Small wonder I'm packIn' and clnch.
want to get back to the boy.
The others are off for the cowtown.
AMI he'll will be raised there to-
night:
But the music and lights that I'm
scekin'
viii give a more lasting delight.
JUS the light that shines out of the
cabin.
hni makes bright the pathway of
Joy.
Aud the music's the glad cry of
Daddy
] want to get back to the boy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-08
HUNTINGTON CHIEF OF POLICE LANDS
PRINCIPAL in SEABOARD A. |. ROBBERY
Makes Confession
and Surrenders Part ofBooty

with whom she made her home for Z
time, and where she was employed al
the time OF their marriage, also con.
fessed the crime. and had in her pos.
session at the time a share Of the
money obtained as a result Of the
robbery.
The story as told by Martin is to
the effect that he and his companion
boarded the Sea Board Air line Fly.
er" at Richmond. They were seated
in the day coach for about fifty miles
out OF Richmond. They then went lin.
to the Pullman and were seated there
for probably half an hour. The con.
ductor and porter were in the day
coach at the time. When the porter
returned a pistol was clapped to the
side of his head and he was forced to
lcck the doors. The two men then
masked themselves and making the
porter go before them started to 20
through the car, robbing the sleeping
passengers. They had secured some,
thing more than eight hundred dollars
in money n a diamond ring valued
at five hundred dollars when the con.
ductor forced his way into the car and
attempted to arrest the desperadoes.
Quick as a flash one of the robbers
CMartin denies that 1t was he) shot
the conductor. BY this time the train
was becoming aroused, and 1t was de.
cided TO retreat. Martin pulled the
bell cord and the train came to a sud
den stop. Martin and his companion
Jumped from the train and disappear
cd in the darkness.
Luckily for the desperadoes the
spot was one OF the widest in South.
west Virginia, and they succeeded In
GLIDING pursuit.
The train was the Florida special,
running between New York City and
Jacksonville. The wounded conduc.
tor, as has since transpired, sustain,
ed n badly shattered arm as a result
of his encounter with the desperadoes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-08
B. Smith Quits
HAS A BABY, AND WILL QUIT PRO.
FESSlONAL BALL-TRAvEL-
ING FOR FATHER-iN.LAW.

Bull Smith, the star outfelder Of
the Wheeling team for two seasons
and one of the best and most popular
players that ever wore a Wheeling
uniform. will not play professional
baseball again. Bull made this
statement emphatic in conversation
with a friend at Clarksburg, his home,
saturday, and his many admirers in
this city will learn of his decision with
regret for they saw a bright future in
baseball for him, says the Morgan.
town Post.
Smith. it will be remembered, was
drafted by Chicago after the season Of
1905 and went with them on their
southern training trip. There was no
place on the Chicago team for him
and he was acquired by the st. Paul
team. of the American Association.
lie had contracted a cold in his Shout
der. however, before going to st. Paul
and was unable to play.
He is still on the st. Paul clubs
list OF players and Eddie Ashenback
who succeeds Dick Pedden, of Mar.
tins Ferry, as manager, sent him a
contract several weeks ago., but he
will return it unsigned and unless
there should be something to make
him change his mind he will not be
seen again in the ranks of profession.
al baseball players.
Smith has a baby now three months
cid and has become thoroughly domes.
ticated. He is keeping books and trav.
cling for his father-in.law, a wealthy
Clarksburg lumber dealer. He will
take an active interest in the game
at Clarksburg and may play with the
team there when occasion arises. but
that will be the extent Of his baseball
career for the future.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-08

We are II the opinion that some N Of n above will ne.t vo, ,...
you about.
E. A. BILLINGSLEA & co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-08

Dec. IS mo.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-08
Read the Daily West virginian.
First National Bank of Eairmnnt.

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the First National Bank Of
Fairmont will be held at its banking
house on the third Tuesday in Janu-
ary, 1907, 1t being the 18th day Of the
said month. between the hours of
10000 a. m. and 900 p. m. for the pur.
Jose of electing five directors for the
ensuing year.
BY special order of the Board of d.
rectors.
J. E. SANDS.
Dec. Is mo. Cashier.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-08

Kodaks and supplies at reduced
prices at A. C. Kinkead's, Watson Ho
tel building. t.
Read the Daily West vlrginian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-01-08
"a KICK"

is always coming from the man who
spends his money as sas; as he gets
1t. He considers this a cold, hard
world. But not so with the man who
is economical and saves his dollars.
1t is a great satisfaction to know that
every month finds you a little strong
er financially-a little letter prepar.
cd to make the most of your oppor-
tunities.
Start an account to-day. You will
lever regret 1t.
The Grenada sentinel., 1907-07-20
Board Of Supervisors.

Be 1t remembered that the II onora''ias
Board OF Supervisors of Grenada couBty.
Miss, met at the courthouse In the city ~
Grenada on the ist day Of July, A.. D.. the
and "A regular term Of said court.
rho folloffing members were present.
Dist. LA. Olson, President.
Dist. 2.-J z. shaw.
Dist. j. N. Roberts
Dist. Al. y. Hill,
Dist. De. l.. Atkinson,
Clerk, JnO. =. King.
Sheriff, w. ii. Crowder.
Court was opened Ia due form. when the
following proceedings were had:
Jno. s. King, in re Mary Whitehead
Report OF v. ii. James, supt. OF Education,
received and same filed d...,........-----.75J 1900
W. II. Crowder. sheriff. envelopes and exa (.
Dsnses In carrying lunatic 10 Jackson, S.1s
Grenada Sentinel Pub Co., publishing
proceedings 2nd quarter ..........;---- 300
O. T. Ross, boarding paupers and salary
'Vr ORDERED i1ot the acct. of j. X. Parker be
rejected.
Hughes Drug Co.. mdse. for poupers. 1.s5
Geo. d. Barnard, ndse Circuit Clerk 1870
s. Phillips bams ipio9 igep sefiasses fa4 ssne Di'1
f5i city and and i Co., IisSss and Water 1SS \
a olson. day days Inspecting road, Dist seS
Ienry KeyIGLL ieL 1uIn p. .-... ..-..-1 "
Gum Tel and Tel Co, service ror May :,
Il
y" J 7 Mason, Mas, i6 miles at 10 per contract. s0
J L Mason, lumber At / 5O-------.--------1 TO- y
Garner and sharp, mdse for jail. -. 20 81
Ordered that the report OF j: w Vance;
| trt aSurer OF Grenada county, be received
ana ordered filed, showing balance %
s175.02 due general fund: balance OF
S2S77.6O due school fund; balance Of al due
institute fund; a balance OF sl1O due per-
manent school fund; balance OF s20l .O5 due
pension fund; balance OF s0 due game
fund; balance Of s3l0.23 due building fund
a balance Of s39A-33 due past Indebtedness
| fnnd.
of Grenada county, be allowed until first
Monday in August, 1907 to file the persona
| assessment roll.
Ordered that the clerk advertise for bid,
to repair dump, fill up holes .and cut weeds
oG sides Bids to be received 1T next regu
| lar meeting
Ordered that the petition v A Bridger
ct al, for new road In district be ordered
| Ordered that tie Clerk advertise for pIo,
to build two bridges In Dist 8, one half mile
East Of Parsons; the other on White Creel
~ DR.. Mattox's Bids to Le received at mex
ordered that the Boaro 4oJoun sNtll to
morrow morning ate o'clock
Tuesday ssiay moiRins 5ury WI sn A.. mem ,n
form. when the following proceedings were
had.
| VIZ rowaer ,oarding ,rIsoners, 10
ordered that the Uames Of the following
oerso ns De placed 10 the .ary hu3es. to-wit
RU sbumaxe. " B Z Braxier, y II People.
L. J II Hooker. Carter. II Nell. Die
SON 3 Fields. " b G!llop ~ EvssA y
Willis
| IN Barawell. C L Clark. co Cohea, a
| HeesOn. E Lisle, w Fl Mccormack, K Xii
gore w w KoOnce, w r Merritt, j O McMa
bon, D Horton ] U Scales Williams