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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-14
NINTH DISTRICT
Road District /.

= Brick Meeting House to Pennsyl-
yania line by Rogers.
Rrick Meeting House to road near
Englaud's lane,
!. Whi,eoak school house to ZION.
4. Corner near J IL England's to Bay
View road.
: Near Matthews TO North East road
near Camcron's.
q Ioscpn E.ngland's TO College Green.
,, Haincs England's via James Nevil-
les 10 Bay View road.
&, Brick Meeting House to College
Green and road TO 9th district.
q. Oxford road via PASSWORDS to Jas.
Gifford's tenant house.
10, Brick Meeting House to forks oil
roads at McCulloughs.
II, Elisha Browns to Pennsylvania
line via Arrisons.
-. McCullough'S to Sixth district via
Swayncs
IA. Lincoln's to Pennsylvania line at
Walls To Sixth district near 1hos.
Wilson's.
H. Rising sun road to s. Browns.
*. Zion To Brick Meeting House and
TO Crothcrs' store.
10. McCulloughs to Sixth district at
Browns.
y, Samuel Browns to Sylmar.
Road District =.
rs, Warburton's bridge to Nowland's
Corner
10, William Camcron's to Kinks mills.
20, Smiths corner to Blue Ball
a. Blue Ball tn Pennsylvania line via
lrwin's.
-. Irwin via Lombard and White
House To Pennsylvania line and TO
Ncllcy's corner.
"a. p Cams to Blue Bail road
n, James Grant via T. Nerkcs' to road
from Gains to Blue Ball road.
., White House to Brick Meeting
House via cemetery 20 Blue Ball
road.
10, Telegraph road near Rogers to fork
near Miss Mcarns' via Grove school
house
p. S. ] Mcarns tenant house to Elk
ton and Blue Ball road
2S, Nowland's corner to Zion.
20, Blue Ball 10 road near JohnBrown's
90. John Browns to line fence between
Royals and Undcrwoods.
81. Royals and Underwoods line TO
Calvert
81, Warbnrton's road via Crothers to
road 10 Kinks mill
80, Zion TO Grove school house.
~. Woodrow's gate to road near Chi
dcstcr's
Persons awarded contract for the re-
pairing Of any section or sections OF
road shall be required to keep the
roads in their charge, at all times, in
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-14
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-14
FIRST DISTRICT.
Road District /.

Section.
I, From Cccilton to Cruikshank's lane.
2, CruikShank's lane to Mill road.
g. Mill lane TO Frcdcricktown.
1, Cccilton to Cash Corner.
5. Cash Corner to Ginn's Corner.
8, Ginn's Corner to center OF Ken
ncdy's Mill dam.
:. Ccciltun road to Budd's landing.
s, Cash Corner TO Riddc poad.
o. Biddle Road to Masscy's gate.
TO- Masscy's gate to Lockwood's Cor
nCr.
II. LockwooGs Corner to Delaware
line.
IL, Warwick to Delaware line east.
70. Warwick To Sandy Branch.
u. Sandy Branch to Catholic Church.
Is. Catholic Church to Warwick.
10. Catholic Church to Davis road.
". Biddlc road 30 Broxsons corner.
Is, Catholic Church road TO Warwick
and Cccilton road,
10. Catholic Church road to MaSscy's
gate.
20. CHM, corner TO I.ockwood's cor
ner.
81, Head 81 Sassaira, road to Delaware
line.
%. Davis road to Biddc road
- r-2. Frcdcrick.own To- Knights Is
land.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-14
PROPOSALS
MfNDING ROADS
or
CECIL COUNTY.


In accordance with the plan adopted
by the County Commissioners OF Cecil
County, for the repairing OF the public
roads OF said county for the year OF
1908, commencing April /. 1893, and
ending March 81, 1909. sealed propo-
sails will be received at the Office OF
said Commissioners up to noon OF
Thursday, March 70, 1908. for the re-
pair OF such roads by sections. road
districts and election districts. The
same person will be allowed TO bid for
the contract to repair any section or
sections OF all the roads in any districts
or election district. The Commission
ers reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
For the purpose Of contracting for the
repair Of said roads the County is di-
vidcd into districts, road districts and
sections, as follows:-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-14

IS. Fishers Run 10 Port Deposit Run.
~, Fishefo' TO Kea's Corner.
AZ, Camp Grounds 10 Battle Swamp
7o, Jennesg Mill 10 Rca's Corner.
20. Jackson's Mill 70 Battle Swamp.
81, Battle Swamp TO x-Roads from
Everist's to WhitakeTs Barn.
81, Rock Run to Foundry Road.
Road District :.
81, Rock Run TO Critics.
"a, Evans's to foods.
IS, Stecle's to Killoughs.
90. KillouRh's to Marshall's.
81. KilIough's to Reynolds.
%, Reynolds to Battle Swamp.
80, Bromwcll's to Sleepy Hollow.
40, Rock Run Road to Jos. Reynolds.
A.. Poplar's 10 Stephen Woodrow's
Blacksmith Shop.
a., T.. Russclps to Rock Run Road.
43, Critics to Liberty Grove.
a. Critics 10 Peoples Mill.
As, Harmony Church to Rowlandville.
20, Rowlandvillc to River.
AZ, Octoraro Creek to kcrmreath's
Old Tavern.
4s, Rock Run 10 Kermreath's old tav-
crn
20. Critic * Roads TO Killough's.
so. Liberty Grove to Basin Run, below
Peoples Mill.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Road District J.
Section.
!, Rowlandville to Halls Gate.
?. Halls Gate to Rawlings Shop.
3. Rawlings to Five Forks.
4. Five Forks 10 Conowingo Greek.
:, Conowingo Creek TO Pilot Town.
o, Rock Springs Road to Conowingo
Creek.
7, Conowingo Creek to James Cum
m;ngs, including road TO Pcnnsyl-
vania Line.
8, Cribs Corner to Romans Gate.
o, Romans Gate to Railroad at Bald
friar.
10, Reuben Alexander's Gate to Pilot
10. Romans Gate to Conowingo Bridge
re, Conowingo TO Nit Pleasant.
lI3, Cdaowingo Road to Lancaster Road
"a, Conowingo TO Halls Run.
Is. Rowlandville TO Halls Run.
10. Mt Pleasant to Section 8.
Road District 2.
y, Halls Gate to Road at Ewing's
Gate.
10, Ewing's Gate to Porter's Bridge.
10. Ewing's Gate to Road near Mar
shall Rcgan's.
10, Rawlings Shop 10 Run near Nick
Gillcspic's.
u. Run near Nick Gillcspie's to Rock
Springs Road,
%. Forks OF Road at Marshall Regans
to Five Points.
a. porter's Bridge and Halls Gate
Road to Road TO preston's M. IL.
"a. Road to Pres,on's NJ. II. to Bridge
ut Samuel Pierce's.
*. Bridge ut Samuel Picrce's to Forks
of Road at Edward Pierce's.
e6. Forks OF Road at Edward Pierces
to Rock Springs.
II, Rock Springs to Pennsylvania Line;
q. Road near Riley's Shop to Road
from Mt. Pleasant to RockSprings'
20. VIM. Prcston's to top OF Mchen'
ney's Hill.
40. McKcnney's Hill to Bridge,
Al, Road from VIM. Prestons TO Bridge
to Coulson's Lane
a.. Coulson's Lane TO Bridge below
Mrs. Reynolds. =,
q, Bridge below Mrs Reynolds to I'D.
Picrce's.
a. Five Points to Road from Rock
Springs to Mt. Pleasant.
* Dorsey Road to Rock Springs.
a. Rock Springs north to Penn%i-
vania Line,
NINTH DISTRICT
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-14
Road District ,.

'N'.''N' '''''''NN
%. Ccciton to Mill lane.
q. Mill Lane To Clark's gate
IS. ClarkS gate To Bohemia Bridge.
70. Cecilton road to Frceman's Mil.
~. Bohemia Bridge To- Conncr's gate.
~ IL. Connor's gate 10 J. II. Prices.
2S, John II Prices TO Finger Board.
20. Finger Board to st. Stephens
Church.
30. St Stephen, Church to Earlcvillc,
81. St. Stephens Church to Reynolds
Wharf
81, Poplar Neck road to Vcazcy'sNcck
road
-, Finger Board School House to
Morton Moneys House.
-. T.. c. Chandlcc's house to Pottcr's
lane.
IS. Potter's Lane to Ford's Landing.
90, Morton Moneys house to Ncazcy'S
Neck road
81. Frccman's Mill to John II. Prices.
Road District :.
as, Cecil,on to New Cut road
40, New Cut road to Earlcvilc.
40, Earlcvillc to Grove Point road.
IL. Frcdcrcktown road to Grindstonc,
AZ, GriudStune To- Grove Point
a., Grove Point road 10 Prize house.
a. Grove Point road ia Cassidy
Wharf
IS, Cassidy, Wharf road to Timm's
corner
46, GrindStonc To- Reach Fishery.
AZ. Timm'S Corner tn EmcrSonS
aS, Grove Point road 10 New Gu, road.
40, New Cut road Ia Cccilton aud
Frcdcricktown road
so. Earlcvillc and Frcdcricktown tn
Cccilton and Grove Point road,
known a. New Gut road
81, New road from Cccilton and Earle
willie road and Grove Pom, road.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Road District l.
Section
I, Rouldcu'S land to Cross roads.
?, Cross roads to Delaware line.
3, Bullirug Ia Knights Corner
s, Knights Corner to Long creek.
5. Long creek to Pivot Bridge and
Delaware line.
&, Bowcns land To- SchoolhouSc.
:. Welsh Point to Knights corner.
8. Chambers land to Delaware line.
o, FrcnchtoHn railroad bed to Della
ware line.
TO- Road from Welsh Point to Knight
corner to Long creek.
II, Long creek Ia Chesapeake City.
II. Chc,ancakc CITY To Corner kcich.
Road District
?, Rohcm., nr;dpr ,o Chrsarcale CIV
~ C,,ot,'s Corner IN CAMS g,,c
~ Tn,,n Pom, ,ybari tn ragJ IRON,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-29

recently for Lancaster County.
In making up this copy did not
have before me the amendmen is
adopted in the House. l have
those correct, however, except
as to Section IL, which is writ
ten only from memory.
The tax levied this year for
roads and bridges is four (4)
mills. The tax FOR ordinary
county purposes was reduced
from five (5) mills to three and
one-half (33) mills. This was
done because heretofore the
bridges have been paid for out
of the ordinary county fluid and
the estimate furni shed by tho
County G ,mmissioners for this
year practically amounted to one
and one-half mills for bridges.
So that the net increase OF the
tax this year will be two and
one-half mills, which is to be
spent on the roads.
w. P. Robinson.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-29
Deserved Praise for a For
mer LancaStrain

The A. r. Presbyterian: Of
Rev. r. E. Hough who is taking
part in the meeting going on at
Corsicana the Daily Sun says ::
This morning at 10 o'clock Rev.
R. K. Hough, pastor of the A. r.
Presbyterian church, occupied
the pulpit. Mr.. Hough is COM
paratlvely young man but he
is a close reasoner, a logical
thinker and presents his subject
in a clear and forceful manner.
He has, as have other pastors
mentioned in connection
with these services, spoken
there previously. AS result he
is more generally known to the
Corsicana public than heretofore,
and with this more extended ac-
quaintance has come greater
appreciation Of his mental attain
ments and Christian zeal and
influence. His theme was "Mos-
es' Faith and Sacrifice" (" The
attendance was gratifyingly
large, the speakers words were
heard gladly and all present free
ly declare that the service and
sermon were decidedly refresh
ing and particularly uplifting.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-29
A Card.

desire to thank the good people of
Pleasant Hill and community for
their tender sympathy and kindness
to myself and children in our deep
distress; especially Mr.. M. L.. Beck
ham, who so generously opened the
doors OF his home to us May mer-
ciful Providence he kind to them and
reward them in greater measure
than am able to do,
Respectfully,
Mrs Il. B. Mobley
Feb. 27th, 1908. Kershaw, ). G.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-29
Excursion Rates to New Or
leans, Mobile and Pensa-
cola via Southern Railway.

Account Mardi Gras celebrations at
New Orleans, La, Mobile, Ala, and
Pensacola, Fla, the Southern Railway
announces the very low rate of one
frst-class fare plus % cents for the
round-trip. Tickets on sale February
10Th, 27th, 2Sth and 29th, inclusive;
March lst and 2nd, inclusive, good to
leave New Orleans returning not
later than midnight March 10th, 1908
Stop-overs allowed going and return
ing.
For rates, detailed information, ETC.,
apply TO nearest Ticket Agent or ad-
dress j. G.. LUSK,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charleston, y. G.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-29

Cupboards, Safes, Chairs Rockers
and Dining tables at Big Reduced
Prices during this month. :. :. :.
Visitors and Buyers are surprised
at the great reductions and the bar
gains we now offer :: :. =. :. :.
You can save money also, if you
visit this sale at once. The stock
must be reduced this month and
we are making special reduced
prices do it. Profit is not considered.
LANCASTER FURNITURE co.
w. H. Sowell, Manager.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-29


further that said road tax shall
be in lieu of all road work now
required by law to be performed
annually.
Sec. 6. The failure to pay said
road tax by March 1st following
the year for which it was levied,
SHALL be deemed a misdemeanor,
and party so failing to pay
said tax shall, upon conviction,
be punished by fine not ex.
ceeding one-hundred dollars or
by Imprisonment not exceeding
thirty days.
Sec. 7. The fund for roads
and bridges shall consist of the
proceeds of the levy and road
tax above provided for and the
hire of convicts in case the chain
gang should not be reestablisbed
and any special tax that may be
voted for by said County for road
purposes, and the same shall be
expended by the Supervisor and
County commissioners for the
maintenance and improvement
of all the public roads and bridg-
es in said county.
Sec. 8. All moneys expended
by said Supervisor and County
Commissioners for maintenance
and improvement of roads and
building and repair of bridges
shall be paid by the County Trea-
surer of said County from the
fund for roads and bridges, which
shall be kept separate by the
said Treasurer from the ordinary
County fund, after the bills for
such expenditures have been au-
dited and approved by the Sup
ervisor and County Commission
ers and upon their warrant for the
same: Provided that no claim
for work dope on any section OF
road or for the building of any
bridge shall be approved unless
accompanied by certificate from
the road engineer that the work
has been done according to the
plans and specifications under
which the contract for said work
on roads was awarded Provid
ed further, that payments for
contract work may be made the
first of January and July of each
year, when said claims are prop
erly certified to by said road en-
gin eer.
Sec. 8. The compensation of
the road engineer herein before
provided for shall be fixed by the
Supervisor and County Commits
sioners.
Sec. 10. The road engineer
shall devote his whole time to
the work of laying out the roads
in sections, making surveys for
road improvement, inspecting
the workSdone under contracts
awarded, and furnishing plans
and specifications for the build
ing and repair of bridges to the
Supervisor and County Commits
sioners. .Said road engineer shall
give bond in 5the sum of three
thousand dollars for the faithful
performance OF his dulies under
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-29
LanCaSter'S New Road Law

oAAS AeJ, S~S ~
The News for Publication
by Representative Robin
son.
An Act to Provide for the I'm
provement of the highways and
public roads in Lancaster county,
and levy Tax for Roads and
Bridges.
Be it enacted by the General
Assembly OF the State of South
Carolina:
Section l. That for the pur-
pose of working and improving
the public roads and highways
in Lancaster county, the Super
visor and County Commissioners
Of said county shall, as soon as
practicable after the approval of
this Act, employ competent
road engineer to survey and lay
off all the public roads of said
county in sections of from one
to five miles, post the same,
number said sections, make q
map thereof and prepare plans
aud specifications for the work
ing and Improvement of said
sections for a period of one year,
which survey and plans shall be
completed by July 1st 1908.
Sec 2. That during the month
of July, 1908, and during the
same period each year thereaf
ter, the Supervisor and County
Commissioners shall let to the
lowest responsible bidder the i'm
provement keeping in repair of
said section of roads, including
the keeping in repair of all
bridges over bitches and small
streams on each of said sections.
Each person bidding of one or
more sections to give bond in
the sum of fifty dollars for each
mile of road laid off. Said COM
missioners shall give the usual
public notice of the letting of
the said roads.
Sec. 3. The Clerk of the Coun-
ty Commissioners shall keep
detailed account of all contracts
and other transactions in regard
TO the various sections in book
specially provided for that pur-
pose, which shall at all times be
open to public inspection.
Sec. 4. For the maintenance
and improvement of the public
roads and highways under the
direction of the Supervisor and
County Commissioners and for
the building and repair of all
bridges in said County, there
shall be an annual tax of three
and one-half mills levied on all
real and personal property, which
shall be levied and collected as
all other taxes and at the same
time.
In addition to above levy of four
mills on real and personal pro-
perty for roads and bridges, there
shall be road tax Of three dol
lars on all male citizens in said
county between the ages of TWEEN
ty-one and fifty-five years, which
road tax shall be collected as all
IL
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-29

Mr.. Editor: The foregoing is
substantially copysof the road
law enacted by the Legislature
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
TAX COMPROMISE

Evidence was introduced and argu'
ments submitted in the celebrated
United Verde tax compromise SUIT III
the district court yesterday and the
case taken under advisement by Judge
Sloan.
The suit is for the collection Of back
taxes and costs alleged to be due by
the United Verde Copper Company ~
the approximate amount of si4,ooo'
II followed n compromise between rep
rosentativcs of the mining company
and the bonrd of supervisors, dated
July u, 1908, in which the company
tax was reduced from $is,f to $780,
2lO. The company paid the latter
amount into the county treasury, pu,
the treasurer refused to issue receipt
in full for the taxes, although the dn'
plicate assessment roll in his Office
showed that the compromise nad had
been made.
subsequently the clerk OF the board
of Supervisors did not enter the alleged
delinauent amount on the back tax
hook kept in his Office as provided ny
law. The failure of the clerk to do
this is one Of the points in arguments
for counsel for the defense that the
company does not owe the amount
souph, for collection in the suit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
RICH LEDGE FOUND
IN FORsHoDA CLAIM

What promises to develop into an
Important strike was made Monday In
the Forshoda mine in the Walker dis.
trict where body of ore the entire
width Of the bottom of the shaft, was
struck, n large part of which samples
from liO to 300 ounces in silver and
sIi in gold. The ore il n sand carbon.
ate similar in character To the ores of
Lcadvillc. Colorado. which made That
DISTRICT famous in the early days. Its
lead values reduces its treatment
charges in the Needles smcltcr to $3.50
a ton.
Morris Crump and Victor Strom,
who recently leased the claim from W.
II. Mcleod. are enthusiastic over the
prospect Of opening up valuable
property. The shaft, now sixty feet
deep, will be pushed to the hundred
foot level. where station will be cut
and drifts run each way on the vein.
A wnim will be installed at once
which will assist in making better
time in sinking over the windlass
method.
Mcleod. the owner Of the property,
who was here yesterday, says that he
is confident the claim will develop
into one of the best producers Of the
district. lie says the ledge has every
indication of permanently and believes
that depth is only necessary to prove
the large ore bodies which are certain,
in his opinion. to exist below.
The claim is located n quarter OF IA
mile west Of the Pine Mountain mine.
A good wagon road connects the shaft
with the Lynx Creek mouth Of the Po'
land tunnel. The product will he ship
ned through the tunnel to Poland,
where il will be loaded on the ears
for transportation to the Needles smell
tors
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16

mittee. 'N'ou'lNe com
Attorney General T.. T. Clark v;oo
'"''rnan OF the republican terr;,or;.i
committee, returned vesierd,v -
ing from Flagstaff, where no won, ~
preside at the literary exercises -
honor OF labor day. The a,to,nev oon
erai Is more than enthusiastic 60.
cameron prospects. O'''
nc idea mas taken hold Of all ,bc
people that Ralph Cameron il a win,
net' SAID the attorney general sbo,,.
~ after his return. "Partv tios hoo
SIMPLY been eliminated in Coconina
Everybody is talking Ralph Cameron
as the next delegate 10 Wasbing,on
! talked with mining men. stockmen'
merchants. laborers. | did ma, al
man who did not know Ralph Gamer
on personally, and practically all had
words OF highest commentator for
MN ms man, as fighter, and as a
heighbor. The hardest political propo.
s't'on IN the world TO buck against /,
strong man, a fighter, who is M the
same time so naturally filed with the
m'ik Of human kindness that all the
world loves MIN. That is the shirt
which is sweeping over Northern ari.
IONA Ike wildfre. ] doubt IL there is
man IN all Arizona who has done so
many kindnesses for his fellowmen. n,
mas Ralph Cameron, and did them nm.
seihshly- never thinking that some
day those kindncsses would he rena;d
IN generous measure at the ballot box.
1.-THE people Of Coconino are talk.
ing OF sending Cameron to the Mari.
eopa divide with not less than 1000
majority. That means his election 10
certainty. We have advices from
all over Yavapai county which lead us
to believe beyond doubt that Cameron
VIII carry the county by big major
ity. The adviccs from the south are
that the republican candidate is max.
ing the greatest personal campaign
ever known in that section and IL
making big inroads into the hitherto
smith strongholds.
81 have returned 10 Prescott thor.
oughly imbued with n belief that Cam.
eron will win and win big. Cameron
sentiment is in the air. The manner
OF his nomination. unsought almost
entirely unthought Of until the very
day Of the convention. was thoroughly
in accord with the truta that oppor.
tuniiy always finds its Nm. Cameron
has been raised up for just this period
in Arizona's history, to go to Wash.
ington and make statehood at the
hands Of a republican congress and q
republican president certainty"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-09-16
COAST CITIES ARE
MAKING RAPID PROGRESS

Judge j. j. Hawkins arrived home
yesterday from Seattle, Washington,
where he recently represented Arizona
at the annual meeting of the American
Bar Association. He says the meeting
was the best in the history of the asso-
citation The general object of the as.
ISOLATION is 10 secure the adoption Of
uniform laws for the different states
and territories. The session lasted five
days. A new code of ethics was adopt
ed. II is generally understood that
tne next meeting will be held in DE.
troit, Michigan.
The Judge said that his trip had
been interesting and enjoyable. He
travelled 10 Victoria, British Colum-
bia. by steam, where he visited few
days in the British colony. He then
went to Seattle, where he took an ac.
tive part in the proceedings of the as
sociaiion, composed of $50 lawyers
from all parts of the United States,
besides over 400 legal luminaries Of
Seattle. The visitors were shown all
over Seattle, now city Of 100000
population, and the surrounding coun.
try. He says the seaport IN the finest
he ever saw.
He stopped over in Portland three
days on his return, where he and his
fellow members Of the association were
royalty entertained by their fellow
members Of the bar. lie was driven
by automobile all over Portland, which
he describes as being beautiful and
prosperous place. lie spent two days
in San Francisco, where he says
number Of pretentious buildings are
under construction, rs imposing as any
in the west. He says San Francisco u
"A busy place with marvellous energ,
displayed everywhere in its reconstruc
| ton.