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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
CcrtaDlcO musical

La Sociedad de Escritores y Artis-
tas, acogiendo con aplauso una propo-
stcitn lie su Vice presidente Profe-
sor don Julio Arteaga, acord6 en-
principle celebrar anualmente Certa-
menes Musicales, para estimular en-
todo 10 possible ell cultivo de esta pre-
ciosa rama de las Bellas Artes.
FL primero de dichos actos sc ce-
lebrara en- esta ciudad fines del afio
actual, y podran tomar parte en- 81 los
que en- ell pals estudian piano, canto.
violin, violoncelo, hauta, oboe, clari-
nete, tagot y trompa. Los aspirantes
al premio ejecutaran en- presencia de
uu Jlrado especial una pieza impor-
tante que sc les designara con la de-
blda anticipation, y IN trozo selecto,
4 primera vista, que le facilitara el
Jurado en- ell acto del Certamen.
Las bases de este Sc publicaran en-
areve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
La inspection De ainel!e

La campana iniciada por la
inspection de alimentos de esta
|ciudad, es muy elogiada por Ell
|publico que We en- ella una ga
rantfa para su salud.
En- pocos dias, han sido deco
|misados en- diferentes almacenes
de esta ciudad, barriles de papas,
bacalao, cebollas. latas de con-
serva y otra sustancias alimen-
ticlas, que puestas a la venta
hubiesen causado perjuicios en-
la salud del vecindario. Noso-
tros que no regateamos nuestro
aplauso a todo aquello que es
de utilidad pnblica, tampoco 10
regateamos hoy. pero este no
|quita para que nos parezca atm
POGO. pues 81 bien en- los alma
Genes estan los generos, que lue-
go ha de ir a expenderse en- los
|establecimieutos del por menor
no es menos facil que en- los
segundos haya mas descuido Y
abandono.
Ahora que la inspection de
alimentos Sc esta llevando a
cabo, seria muy necesario que
Sc llevase por las pulperias,
tlendas en- su mayoria faltas de
hygiene y de la limpieza mas
|rudimentaria, empezando hasta
|por la indumentaria de los de-
pendientes.
Con esta vista, Sc evitarfan
grandes pelIgros para la salud
del vecindario, para Ell presente
" sucesivo. pues 81 en- algunas
|ocasiones el NAL estado de las
,sustancias ingeridas por Ell p1
blico, no producer en- Ell acto una
intoxicacion 8 TN colico, minan
el organismoy producen en- dias
lejanos Intermediates cuyo orr
gen Sc descOnoce.
Para terminar estas lineas
hemos de volver a lamar La
atenci6n de la Junta Superior
de Sanidad, para que a la veg
prohiba en- absolute; que los
dependencies duerman entire los
generos, por hygiene del depen
diente Y del p1blieo en- general.
Esperamos que nuestras in
dicaclones seran atendidas como
10 reclaman las necesldades de
la poblacion v la salud pdblica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
SOCIed0d dc ESq1NeS Y AdS|QS

En- ei nuevo curso de taquigraffa
que abrira en- breve ell Professor don
Conrado Asenjo, en- el Ateneo, Sc han
concedido cinco becas gratis para Sc
floritas recomendadas por esta So
|ciedad.
Pueden. pues, las aspirantes diri
CIR sus solicitudes al Secretario de la
misna 6 al Presidente que suscribe,
antes del dfa 10 del mes actual.
San Juan, T. X. Septiembre dc
1908.
Mua<L Ervndndss /nReos
nresidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
EN@(la del d]6&}

Parece, con la notiCia que nos
ha traido aver ell cable. que Sc
alicia un tanto Ell fantasma de la
guerra possible y temida entire
Ia gran republica del Norte Y el
formidable imperio del sol ma
ciente.
Ounce amos, y ESQ andando a
toda prisa, sin perder un instan-
te, Sc necesitan para que Ell ca
nal de Panama este en- COndl
clones de prestar al comercio, a
la navegacion y a la seguridad
de las extensas COstas norte-
americanas, los servicios impor.
tantisimos que sc esperan de
esa gigantic Obra.
Ounce amos faltan aun, y no
es question de apresurarse tan
to, 81 como Sc ahrma Ia causa
de la desavenencia es esa Obra
prodigiOSa que una vez terml-
NADIA duplicara V aun triplica-
ra la fuerza de NOrteam6riCa.
Esto es 10 que parece l6gico
deducir de la ahrmaCi0n tran
quilizadora, cOntenida en- el deS-
pacho que nos envio aver nues-
tro CORES ponsal ell Nueva York
Los japoneses no tendran aho-
ra tanta prisa, pOr llegar a un
ChOque como parece deducirse
del modo como Sc expresan ha-
blando de Norteam6riCa, los
hOmbres publiCOs eminenteS y
la prensa mas CaraCterlZada del
imperiO.
Les quedan ounce amos por
delante. ~ en- ounce amos Sc
pueden hacer tantas cOsas, pue-
den suceder tantas cooas!
Pero bien mirado; ique son
ounce amos para la vida de un
pueblo, para ell largo existir de
una nacionalidad poderosa?
En- la vida de TN individuo.
en- la de I'm gobierno, en- los
pueblos que viVen sin ideales y
sin orientaci6D. ounce amos
pueden parecer interminables,
pero ese mismo tempo aplicadO
a TN pals, a un pueblo pujante
es lie una insignihcancia des-
ConCertadOra.
Tai vez 10 que parezca que
vaya a retrasar ell choque, 10
precipite, 10 haga inmlnente, ST
el anuncio resulta cierto V no
hay que esperar demoras en- Ell
curso de las obras que Ell la ac-
tualidad no Sc hacen con mucha
rapidez ciertamente, Y luchando
con todo genero de obstaculos.
Prevenidos contra todas las
contingencies que puedan sur
CIR, estan, sin duda, el gobierno
Y los hombres que dirigen la
opinion Ell Norteamerlca-
NJ les cojera de susie Ia de-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03

Ha cesado en- su puesto de escri-
biente del registro de la Propiedad
do Caguas, ell sefior Quinton Roy0
Alvarado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03

Los registradores de la Propiedaa
de San Juan Caguas, han solicitado
candidates para cubrir tres plazas
vacantes en- dichos registros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
Los nOnbraniipptaS de hoy

In la session de esta tarde del
|Consejo Executive. el goberna-
dor propondra los siguientes
nom bramientos.
Juez Municipal de Caguas
Don Lorenzo Gimenez Gar
.cia. por renuncia presentada por
.el senor Vergne de la Concha.
Dicho nombramiento empeza.
IA a tener efecto desde el prime
TO del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
NOInbFanIeltg ! PenunciE


Ha sido nombrado interinamente
para desempefiar Ia plaza de marsha.
de la Corte Municipal de Mayarucz.
el sefior Montamart.
Sc ha concedido una licencia nj sc-
nor Jose Cintr6n, marshal de la Cor.
te Municipal de mayaguez.
Ha cesado en- su pueSto de escri-
biente del registro de la PropiedadR
do Caguas, ell seffor Quinton Royo
Alvarado.
Los registradores de la Propiedaa
de San Juan Caguas, han solicitado
candidates para cubrir tres plazas
vacantes en- dichos registros.
Sc ha aceptado la renuncia des
marshal de Ia Corte de DistritO de-
Mayaguez. ell seffor Enrique Rossy.
cuya vacante ser3 cubierta hoy en- Ia
session del Consejo Executive, desig-
nandose al sefior Otero Rivera.
Se nan Conccdido tTelnta dfaS de
licencia al sefior G. Z. Newton. clerk
de La ofcina de- attorney. Ell sefsor
Newton embarcara para los Estados
Unldos en- ell correo pr6ximo.
Sc ha concedido una licencia desde
ell 81 de Agosto al de Noviembre.
al sefior C6rdova Davila, Juez Muni-
cipal de Manatf.
Ha sido nombrado interinament
Juez municipal de Manati, Ell sefSor
Fernandez Vangas.
Ha tornado possession de su cargo de
juez municipal de Vega Baja, Ell Sc
hor l.. ] . Amadeo. quien sc enccon-
traba en- uso de licencia.
Ha sido nombrado marshal interinc
dc la Corte Municipal de Barros, ell
sefior Eduardo Mufioz.
Ha enpezado a disfrutar de su
licencia ell taqrigrafo de la Corte de-
Distrito de Humacao sefIor Muf1ix.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03
AIcalde dc Cayey

Don Alfonso G. Aguero. por
renuncia presentada por don
Heraclio Mendoza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03

Ha sido nombrado interinamenfe
para desempef1ar Ia plaza de marsha.
de la Corte Municipal de Mayagucz
eli sefior Montamart.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03

Sc ha concedido una licencia nj se-
for Jose Cintr6n, marshal de la Cor
te Municipal de Mayaguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-03

Francisco Otero Rivera, nom
brandole para Ell puesto de la
Corte de Distrito de Mayaguez.
En- la session sc trataran otros
asuntos de las comisiones de
Hacienda Y Franc quicias.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

T I. Onderdonk was working the
Napoleon mine above fItkin.
Collins Iim1ns was packing ore
from Grown mine IN Crystal basin.
Mr. Chaate af Canada was oper-
ating the OHIO creek ciseess factory
at Castleton.
J G. Mckee and = N. Wilson
were building large barns on their
CastletoR ranches.
Ernest Craig aai other Ptisbsrg
capitalists purchased the kiugshHrv
mIne 1a S1Bth Beaver creek This
later became the Midland
=. ". reaslee resigned as engi-
neer on the Grande aud devoted has
time to the book store IN Gannison.
Jasper PIttzer took his plac. ON the
passenger run west 60 Grand June
ton
A great deal of sandstone was he
ing quarried at Almont 10 he used
IN the state capitol building THIS
stone was afterwards used IN other
Denver buildings, and the capitol
erected from Gunnison granite
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

Pressier had the lead and finished
first Len Lasterly was third At
the special relay race there were
only two contestants, John Bruns
aud Jim Sandersun Of Crawford.
Bruuz was slightly ahead when on
starting the second mile his horse
got TO bucking With loose cinches
and light saddle Johu could not
Keep his seat aud bit the ground
pretty hard. lie was up again in a
minute and running down the street
secured another horse. There was
no hope Of winning but he got sec
ond money, $50, for his pluck.
The ring race aud stake race were
pulled of late Wednesday night and
held the crowd till sund0wn. Geo.
Brown Won the ring race with IL.
Eilebrecht second The stake race
was won by Philip Easterly; time,
lGl seconds. T. " Eilebrecht came
in second.
the bucking contest was as gooc
an exhibition as Gunnison has eve
seen Richard Nader pulled dowr
first money, a purse of S3J. Second
money was divided between Gus
lIoecher Of Dayton and Rich Thomp.
son of. Aspen and Marble.
Frank Young had the best buck
ing horse, a bay named "Star :
J Genright's Mike" was Judged
second and Nancy Hanks, owned
by Walter Wilson, took third
Saw, but the potato race was fan
Continued on Last Page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
AND KERN
LEAD DEMOCRACY'S HOST
\ Great Ticket Nominated at Denver by the Greatest
Democratic Convention in History

ID was a wonderful convention.
Those who have attended many call
it. the finest and most enthusiastic
democratic convention iu history.
The republican convention in Chi
cago nominated a man for president
who won simply because Roosevelt
hai used TO the utmost the power Of
Official patronage and position II
nominated a man for vIce-pre-Ident
who under other circumstances would
not have received the vote OF single
state. But this democratic clnven-
fi1n nominated for president a man
who had no patronage, no money,
no official prestige, no machine, no
boss or no Sub-b0ss. il nominated
him because the people wAb hal
watched him for twelve wears loved
him. and had told the reluctant del
egates that it was Bryan or the pn-
lItical grave for them THIS demo
cratic convention. iu nominating for
vIce-nrasideut John " Kern of In
diana. hangr5i a great democrat
from a great state, and well com
uletei the winning ticket for 1905.
That it will win we thoroughly
believe. The party is uaitei. Those
eastern democrats who th01ght that
BRYAN was a luuatic and an auar-
chist have come to regard him a-
does the .-est. not even A radical
butas ~ broad minded. conservative,
a1<=T UCuyr statesman Taft Is a
c1I man in his way, bat only a
pursuing shadow of Roosevelt With
uartv behind him which IS bound
ana wedlei % the trusts. even
Roosevelt could DO little. although
he has helped u awaken the people
Taft can % nothing at all, and the
American people viii never elect
him
The stirring events which marked
the Denver convention began with
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

the speech of Theodore Bell, tempo
rary chairman, on Tuesday lt is
generally considered the best set
speech Of the convention, aul Mr..
Bell won golden opinions from the
nation. On "Wednesday Senator Gore
of Oklahoma touched OF the powder
magazine IN one Of the finest five
minute speeches on record. II is
probable that the blind senator him
self did not appreheud he could
strike the psychological moment 50
effectively but 1t was a remarkable
combination of the man, the subject
aud the occasion.
"Wednesday evening came the fight
over the admjttance Of Col. Guifev
and his Standard OIL delegates from
PENNSYLVANIA. The vote stood So
10 GIj against them. Governor
Haskell Of Oklahoma led the fight.
and made a vhirlwin1 speech that
captured the convention
THURSDAY afternoon was taken up
mostly with the speech Of the per-
maueat chairman, Senator CLAYTON
Of Alabama. Ii was a scholarly ad-
dress. but not 50 attractive to the
crowd as Bells However, it will
prove a splendid campaign docu-
nznt. The night session lasted from
seven till four the next morning.
Bryan. GRAY Of Delaware and John
san Of Minnesota were placed in
nomination. The vote stood Sq2 for
Bryan. - for Gray and As for John
sIn Bryan nomination for the
third time was then made unani-
nous During this session the plat
i5-m was adopted.
At the FRIDAY session, John ".
Kern was nominated for yice-presi-
deat. There had ben a hundred
candidates, but only kern. Of Iudi-
ana, Chas. \. Towne of New York.
Continued on Fourth Page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

Ethel Miller fourth, all punched at
the tape.
There were a number Of entries in
the single-rIg contests, aud the
drivers showed mp To- good advan-
tag Mrs ] d. Jennings won the
blue ribbon, and Glen Smith the
RED ribbon.
Among the double teams, Il. +.
MerCelman was adludged first place
The COW boy race brought out a
iarge number of good entries. and
the race was close. Richard Nader
W. .,nhrst aud Harry Nader second
An innovation was the gate race,
which took place at $50 Tuesday
evening. 1t was quite a trick to
swing around the block on the dead
run, stopping meanwhile TO open
aud shut five large farm gates from
horseback Gail Moore beat the
rest, and made a record Of one min
ute % seconds. Charley Lightlev
was second, with l.33 aud 5. y.
Ieiglcr third with a record OF l.Sj.
Tuesday night was a gala occasion
with the merry crowd filling the
streets, confetti fly ing, the street
iakirs shouting their wares ana
everybody happy. 1t was twelve -
yes, one o'clock before the tired
revelers went to bed.
The foot race developed some uu-
knowns. Nash Of Sllida took the
pot with Ebersol of Paonia second
and Ross of Crested Butte third
There were three sets taking part
IA the quadrille on horseback We'd
nesday. The ev1lutions were beau
tlful. Even the horses seemed to
Know the intricate figures The
Ohio creek set. headed by viii Swi-
CART, won first money. The couples
were Joe EiIebrecht-Sara Easteriy,
II. Eilebrecht Lena Eiiebrecht, David
Easterly-Alma Easter.v, viii Swi-
gart-Mrs. Ed. Wylie
Another set, captained by Ed.
Wyiie, won second place. The third
set, which won third prize, made a
very good showing indeed, but the
News-Champion has not been able
to learn the names OF the couples.
In the boys and girls pony race.
Lloyd Nix secured first place, Date
osutt second and Jessie Wylie third.
1t looked as though all the cow
boys in the country were taking part
IN the novelty race. The fellow
ahead on the walk failed 10 have a
horse that could tr1t the quarter.
and SO it was an even guess who
was going t. win Il1Never, How
ard Carpenter COW horse got such
a start on the trat that he could not
be overtaken. lee Stanley won
second money aIG A. J. ParmII
third.
Speaking abrat good things to
eat The juicy breves and mutton
cooked by -. r kunza and assist
ants for the barbecue were splendid.
and the crowd on our courthouse
lawn pretty nearly licked the platter
clean The barbecue committee,
headed bv Louis Miller, deserves
praise Tor the success Of the feed on
Wednesday
The relay race was run heine7-
day morning. for $50. so and so
purses. Richard Nader was pretty
well ahead when his saddle slipped
giving a hard fall The bucAInE
horse was captured, and he again
went in ., win. However, Frank
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
DAY FEST
PROVES GRAND SUCCESS
Several Thousand People See Two Days Of the Bes,
Time Cunnison Has Ever Shown Her Guests

The biggest crowd, the best lot Of
horses, the best managed parsdes
and races, the prettiest glrls and,
withal, the largest time ever, is the
report of tired but happy guests of
the town who vended their way
homeward Wednesday night, or per-
haps stayed over one more dav to
take in the granG Catilemen' Ball
at La Neta, where SIX hundred
trippeJ the light fantastic til dawn
OF Thursday.
Monday the crowd began to move
upon Gunnlson, auI that night
there was hardly room ia car lro-
tells that was not occupied, while
private tumllies were entertaining
relatives and quests from abroad
". A. Gillaspey, To- whose ener-
getic efforts the success Of the cele-
braiion was due in large part, led
the parade Tuesday morning. Ey-
erybody says that the line showed
the finest lot II horses ever brought
in for a celebration, aud Gunnison
county ranchmcn are breeding some
mighty fine range and draft horses.
No part OF the Rocky Mountains car
show a better lot of saddle horses
than were ridden by the $50 ranch
men and their wives and sons and
daughters. These were seen to per
lection in the exhibition ride follow
ing, where in twos and fuurs and
eights the riders went up and down
the broad street while the big crowd
which lined either side checred
and encouraged them. The quad
rifle on horseback followed this
and evulutious were spieGdiily car
RED out
At ll:3O, in front OF the band
stand, there was trial OF range
houses, testing them out for the best
maneuvers, such as stopping from
the dead run, turning, etc.-In fact,
Just the tricks good cow-horse
must know. Gail Moore on Mig
was the best. with Frank Ellie
brecht's horse second. Others who
entered were G.. z. Stevens, Dick
Andrews, Il. l. Nader, Jim Sander
son, John Brunz, Otto Mcdonald,
Herman Eilcbrecht, Geo Anderson
and Bruce Hartman.
Then came the fish fry. ". /.
C0rum aud his assistants managed
it splendidly, and fed the immense
crowd with never a bit Of trouble
Indeed, there was plenty Of trout
left. The cooking WAS done by T.
J. Thompson and Henry Purrigr
assisted by others, and never were
trout fried a more delicious brown
The courthouse yard looked like an
immense picnic party during the
fish fry.
At O'Clock was held the boys
pony race. The sorrel owned by
Herb Mcdonald won hanIily. with
an Ohio City horse. owned by ]. b.
Mayield, but ridden 10y Date
Scott second.
Only two heats Of the half-mile
free for all were run. as both resulted
IN john Branz first and \. "
Lindsey second place Pete Brnuz
got third money.
The ladies pony race was a dandy.
1t was nip and tuck from start TO
finish. and the crowd cheerei the
nlucky ladies to the echo. Miss
Alma Eas'erly on the Ellehrecht
horse won first. with Miss Jessie
Wylie on Preseler's mare second,
Miss Hattie Nader third and Miss
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
Plk,s Vies oan Cane II 10 s

The ball game between Pitkin
and Gunnison drew big crowd,
and was pretty interesting game
for several innings Then when
the score stood four 70 four Pitkin
put in her crack pitcher, Matinee,
and the rest was awful, although
Madden and Schmitz did pound out
a couple Of scores in the eighth,
which made the crowd yell.
Here was the lineup:
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

Delicious ice cream sundaes and
sodas served at our Fountain and
the finest OF American crushed fruits
used. We can also furnish ice
cream in large or small quantities.
30 cents a quart: Sl1J a gallon.
Gazette Bros.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

Umpire. l)r. Sullivan.
The Gunnison reds have not play
ed a game in two wears and was not
surprising they got whipped How
ever little practice, and the 0p-
posing teams would put mp a spisu-
did contest Pitkin got gate re
ccipts Of $500.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

Senator LaFolIette, the great Wis
consin Statesman will speak in the
Chatauqua at Monrrose on July -.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-08-01
July Term, 1908.

July Term, 1908.
c .ldwell, Idaho, July 16. 1909
Fourth Day of July Term.
The Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ent, w. H. Plat, Chairman, s. F..
CLANCY, D. P. Dodd, and o. V. Bailey,
Clerk, when the following proceedings
were had, towit:
The following reports Of road over
seers were read and approved:
H. J. Barnes.
Ira White.
]. D. Knowlton.
A. o. McCamley.
G.. w. Rosenbalm.
w. D. Clark.
w. G. Morris.
T. J. Ross.
R. Clendenen.
d. w. Gray.
J. A. McRobbie.
G. Moulton.
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-08-01

House in the City of Caldwell, at the
item as above mentioned.
In the matter of the petition of |. j.
Beals ct al, inhabitants of road dis
trict No. p and road district No. 81,
praying for the establishment of
public highway. The report of the
viewers on said petition having been
filed the same is hereby accepted, the
road overseers of the said road dis
tricts are hereby ordered to open said
road and put same in condition for
travel.
In the matter of the petition of Min
ME A. Leigh ct al, inhabitants of road
district No. %, praying for the estab
lishment of a public highway. 1t APP
pearing to the Board that the petition
ers have complied with the require
ments of the law, the said petition is
hereby accepted and Fred Mcconnell,
D. o. Castator and j. e. Kerrick are
appointed to view said proposed road,
after having qualified as viewers by
| taking the required oath. 1t is fur
| Their ordered that the viewers report
to this Board at the October meeting
! thereof.
| In the matter of the petition of n.
| S. Oils ct al, inhabitants of road dis
tricts Nos. IS, 10 and 81, praying for
| the establishment of public highway
| The viewers report on said petition
having been filed, the same is hereby
| accepted. 1t appearing to the Board
that the following are non-consenting
land owners over whose lands the pro-
posed road will run: ]. r. Wells
Louis Craft, Hose Dukes, p. j. Col
lop and Frank }. Smith. Hearing or
said petition is set for 3 o'clock p. m.
October 10, 1908. And the Clerk is
hereby instructed to notify the sale
non consenting land owners to appear
before this Board on the above men
toned date at the Court House in the
City of Caldwell.
In the matter of the petition OF Johl
d. Clark ct al, inhabitants of road dis
trict No 81, praying for the establish
ment of a public highway. The re
port of the viewers on said petition
having been filed, the same is hereb,
| accepted. It appearing to the boar
that there are no non-consenting lam
owners, it is hereby ordered that tn
said petition be approved and tn
road overseer of said district ~ b
ordered to open said road and pu
same in condition for travel.
Whereupon this Board adjourne
: until 10 o'clock a. M, July q, 1908.
Approved:
w. H. PLATT, Chairman.
: Attest: A. o. CHRISTOPHER,
DeDuty Clerk,