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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-04
DUWAAMiiSH WANTS
DEPOT CLEANED UP

n w. wiaeoup apd y T. nArnsn.
both rcaidcnth % Dun 4pliah. called
~ The Star office thlhF mornipe to
complain nHninnt tho Puget found
Electric company for it's appalling
neglect OF tho station at buwnmiah.
ON saturday Last Leo Ssederly, an
artist cut his throat with ~ razor
~ an attempt at suicide. lie hied
prufumeiy, tho blood nohpulntinR
lhifkiy al over the floor 81 the little
dttput Though the officials Of the
pad were notified. four days have
JAfaed. hnd no effort has hoen made
~ elean M the place with ith too.
ere wNumr reminder ~ the deapouda
9it artistic act The depot IN unfit
~ any human being 10 enter. and
Vs nuwhmiHh people are wonder.
ltM " there IL not some means II
.tHHWelling the company 60 clean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-04
= ...-kIl4nslkLllLl

Native hunters accompany white
hunters 20 the banks II tho streams
where the white mafkHmcn stand
off and pour explosive bullets into
the prey and consider u fine sport
The best that can be said h. that
they rid The natives Of dangerous
enemy.
After the hunt the natives lay q
Ions los over the dead crocodile.
and tle a fast With thongs Then
they carry the huFe morsci 10 their
villages, where "a 10 roasted whole
over a huge bonfire Then every.
body gvtn their eats
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Menu To-day,
Prime roast crocodile.
FiAnkcd crocodile.
Alligator cfoqucta
Crocodile pastlea
Crocodile a "a uuhcrg.

This would be a popular Nlil OF
iaro IN the SoudaR. u they had any
use Tor BILLS az FAIRS there
A juicy crocodile steak h greatly
reushcd IN the regions adjacent 90
tire Blue Nile. where particularly
az this season ~ the year. crocodile
shooting u popular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-04
SOCIAL NOTES;

SaFdafn Denny Nupttnte
Great lnseFwst NssEtaiiy was Gene
tsred today IN the wedding 20 Mr.
Hendrick Suydam ca Miss Grace
lenuy. daughter % Air and Mrs
Arthur Wilson Denny. ana grand
daughter "a Arthur A nwnny. one 20
the Founders % Seattle The csrv.
ntany was soiemuiked hy the Rev
Herbert II Gowea u. u. at I oeiock
in ihr Trinity Parish church before
several hundred friends
Tho floral decorations ~ green
and white were most artistic The
austerr Gothic arches and pillars 81
the church Interior was transformed
uke TRnnhausar staff into fratAi
biaam and twinkiine foliage.
The bridal procession entered and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-04
mornrn runNs muaDrnnss.


MUfcAUO. Nov, Mrs Catherine
gym Il years % age, while tenn
iiqrwFily insane, today eat the throat
q her voar old daughter, attempt
% 10 XIII the e-Nenr-old son % a
HiEhhur, ana then cut her own
n cat from ear 60 eat The WON
n sud her daughter are dead N ia
u iteved that the hoy viii recover.
NH isNnn became suddenlY dement,
~ while working a. her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-04

The lump sum OF all the cam
paign arguments 10 that an enemy
~ the laborlnE man r. going 60 Toe
elected, while the defeated candi.
date will be Justly rehuked by the
laborlng classes to whose interests
be IL 80 inimicai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-04

NORTH YAKIMA. Nov I The
city bonds Tor $50 900 Tor street and
other improvements were sold By
tho city council lest night 90 the
Harris Trust and Savings bank 81
ChieaEa. th. ltd being gfaa prem
ium. tis per cent THE other bidder
WAS the state ~ Washington. which
hid par ~ per cent optional after
date. The Chicago hank was rep
rrHsntad by Charles W Tiiden. Of
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-04

The Wuman'a Century club will
meet a. the Federation club house
the afternoon % Nov. rs. instead 81
this week Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-04

MemhFfs y 80 MnfYH r0rpH No
ast. w. &. q. w. plan 60 hold a
series ~ card parties during the
winter The first ~ these viii be-
given Nov 8 a. the homo Of Mra
y Buck, Ell goth av n
AAL---...-.. 4
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You Ougfltto Try It

For II viii not cost you ono penny anui
hensfit you You may buy our yibrFto
are Ne 81 results. f
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"Papa. what Il a suffragetg'
"A huffraget my boy. Is woman
who wants 90 do all the things men
Do and NJ the Same time dodge the
penalties
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e>>>>>>>~>e~s>sss~ee>~~s
\ Bs.massa.. watehes Se-slsr.
tfnsf ANp CH&naS
CEsfssi pspaffnssn4
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ny at oakland
 Mrs. Rickard mystifed.

The young woman k q musician of merit and II Was with the intention af educating her in tnat branch that sh. was tn attend tne seminar, She was the only pupil "ho gfacaato.l f.on Ely high .chool last year. having passed through classes in one year, graduating with the highest honors.
 Miss Kosta had attended the con vent at Woodland Cal. for term prior to entering the hign school at Ely. but was taken home because her mother could net bear to be away from her Mrs. Kosta was a devoted moth CT and wife. and Mrs. Tex Rlekard can ascribe no reason why she should have committed the rash act unless tempo- rarv deransemtnt of the mind. induced hy a terrible abcess of the ear with which she has been troubled for some time past, drove her to it.
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htseSeHs Kasta conducted the Fris- 70 Ieataurant in that city. which is lo- ratrd next door to the Northern sa- aan, ahiah Wa- being run by RicEarl
 Kosta k d contractor and builder at Ely and i- comfortably fixed. Mrs
 <osra Na highly educated Hungar- .aH hs hizth and m accom- lishel mu- =ieiaH. shr Nas handsome woman
 'hout q year s"f age. and was marrieI lu Ne-ia in Hungary when she was lG Tears "ld lie Was number of years her senior. Thez were a very dceot- ,d couple and were wrapped up in their lG year old daughter. whom Mrs Kosta mad just taken ta San Francisco witf the intention of catering her at Mnla
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BANDITS
 ARRESTED

SPOKANE. Thr handiss who aeld H4 ,h= Nsttaeln faeIHc express and =af He3t with the hoeenatisc and ex- lfa.s Gar have bcfH captured THcv had run the engine down the line some -gson miles and taken to the woods When the detectives came Co the stand ing engine. owing to tue recent rains. they easily traced the robbers to where trey were hiveuaeiHg in the weeds ant surrounded the couple. They surFen-
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f,ril Eehfeldt. The well known Naa,ue. Nle spent lazt winter uu thc auf>ide. witnessed the Papkc- Kctehcu min Nhica toal, place in Milwaukee. He I#.1 great admii,r or Inc Illinois thun- derholt. with whom he is personally ac- uJmtod.
 'I saw the get-to between KctchcH and PapTe" says Mir. LenfcIdt. and think the Ketchefl bout was the exact fac-simile with tho conditions reversed Ia tine first round of the fight Kctcbcn handed PaIke a fearful Wanop on the jaw. turning him completely over his head first striking the boards. He bounded to his feet like a rubber ball aHd sat tn work iustantcr. yet We an could see that he was stiu thinking of that awful jolt which told on him through the whole fight
 "Kotchei is uudoubtedIv great fighter. and would have put Papke out if the fght had lasteG another eound OF two, slll. mus. say the same of Papke who fought against long odds. that un- mcky hlo win the first round dazing Him for tho remainder of the min. I think when these hoys meet again f will be the greatest. fastest hurricane te"t ever seen Roth of the fighters are within few months of the same age, and know each others game. They will fsht cautiously. which they have neNer done before. as they are h,th
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Real Estate and Mining Exchange. FOR SALE Three roaG furnished house. close in: ss5o House. two rooms. kitchen. furnished. and cache. larRe lot. $500. Splendid : room story house. well urnished: very desirable location. sl 200
 All sorts of cabins from s1O0 ur. Houses L. suit We have mining claims for sale and lease.
 Are You going outside for the winter: Do you believe Us to be reliable Would you care for us tu look afteI your property during your absence" x. Eve woui dnot advise an one to sacrifice desirable property. Don't get scared. Nome district for a fact has the resources. To those who dc huy well al this time Ne conscienti- ausly predict will reap large returns on their investments.
 BovEY & DAWSON, Phone Black 223. No. g Steadnnan .Av.
 msnt A7se0s 6 ss5S5o4o404o4ol Notary Public. Collections. Employ ment Agency, Auetioneer.
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aorel sa Iiser.tioE and wrre braue I h're tkis morning and placed in Jail.
 The feaister,d mail had been riHea. but the amount of loot k not vel known. X number of thr registered letters were picked ul. in tho bushes hy t1e police. The authorities refuse to give the names If the men arrested or any furthcr particulars. as they hoe lieve those captured have been ea- gagged in ether recent railroad hulalps
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C Me Felix
cyclone fighting machines. "

cyclone fighting machines"
 q htd letter from Papk,.'s manager, Jones. He told me to back his man for the fight with Ketchcll. aud even in strueted me to wire any amount of money could Set to him In his letter he stated that Papkr was at his best and trained for that fight as hs hal never trained before; also that his Mill waulscr hackers were wagering large sums uf money on their favnrit,."
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The chorus. under the direction of Niels Dahl. has been rehearsing every night for the past week for the "pas- sion Play" at the Dobhs show Satur- day nlght, one Of the best shows Nome has ger seen. No one should miss il.
 Those who hear George Baldwin In "Tne Publican" at the Dobbs show Sat urday night Will hear masterpieces well rendered.
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WAS KILLED COMING
 FROM BIC FIGHT.
Nuaaet's Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 10. - Phil lip I.inienthal, president of the Anglo California bank. was on his way from the Gaus-Nelsun fight when he was killed.
 His auto ran with such force Into the horse and ear, that the cart was broken in splinters
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WOODEN SHIP IS WRECKED.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 10. - The steamer Lehna. which has just arrlv- cd from Bristol Bay. brings the news of the wreck of the wooden ship Lu- cile. The Lucilc was wrecked during a storm opposite Nushagak.
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EConanuea frarr Pare =t.=

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Willis, Colonel Erady. and several eth- er admirers uf the fistie knights. The his sFleaa VIII take place at line St Francis hetrk where covers will be laid far auH lsaTzuns
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Grts Illness Mystery.

M .ts f.a.s ar #a.s# r
 "s#trr Vt# Kazi..u.sTH.. T..
 as her as taa P--t -ts..t #.s Ha.--. #a.#sd ra g.aw. q
 ..=ta as Htg sHerfuJa--.
 had e....a ei. T.. t.,t Tas~,. aa- Ht.# s.fa E.rar IT., rma atngut Der grief fa The rat1raf snrae - - e.Hf#a #e.'s=f Tine .Nat Haru n .-. Ht- He,sf learned If H- H.eH4.Hs h-a-s Hat th- s.s..-a s-t gaauI .h4t lt zas af.- LI#ia= \ s.a n5eHf. al,. t.a sIr #-. falH.a she a#t Hth ..
 ta au asH#-,meHt auE and oH H# #a.mu M Ka-ta7 worry had u- aeaa SHa afd her daughter had t-f back .H fh- se.55e# 44Ir er.= =.t insisted that shr ea at are.
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Chris Physician Seen.

All- ks-t. aulas tt. medir1f rIr. # llf M. fsa-= Las. #IaHl Ms HH sie== H--.a t#H a8er, aa= ant- faa- u las slI illness besides aaHy salea back. far which sa- nad ht.rn under tr-atH-re fet weeks l'rt-e.d lufa.s -ne. eri1.
 T tia a.t sr.- fo say H,tbius mtre. ,'a-.- AH.r. E.m. aul- r.pm1trou lre at slaIs ars. Eefr ,1aIir4f. m4fter= HH .IT #--~
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Families Clo seFr5ends.

I.ANuuE NaA. MI-. r. A ka-ta s..a committed -uod, m san Fran E~aa .aaay. ae.- A,l known ta Al4 and Mi Tex Rrkasd of E44tide Rick tul is H EeH" tonight Tn am Inter- siea wih Mir EiyEarI It was learned faH M4 F x KasIa aGl family had been friends of the Richards for about
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TEX RICHARD FOLLOWED
 BY ANGRY HUSBAND

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A beautiful story. beautifully told at the Dobbs show, Eagle hall. Saturday night.
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F. Braten. upholsterer. 4th and Steadman ave. Work at your own house.
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e pr Waur- ~auoteuum tn Suuyr =ff..t
 Hgfyre taa strt v1s taken ru the -+ma-f#H Tex EteA-rd F.aaA,d Ssu Gaa.-... md ,I-H.d try matn.r and +.usn. aJ fE. Post frygt ruasy tr =s-.saH.a.. sa.a fa tHg --Hafarlam H-a aHa= aH tH. afr#Hsameut fsr t..., ff.aH aud treatment ef the girl
 wa5-res Beside Daughter.
 Nftr @ ran-saI t. b,t daughter Nf-# Sa=sa laf. aHe rast ztrsst aaa auJ tuna ur h,r residence at l66t ur- ta,ia street. Nearly at. her time. both daE amt night was sr.rt 1t th, bed
 .r 1aaste.F #H Che Hl~rtaa H.. '. r.a-.. s.....,H.as iu contact with r- usrrvu =rr-r- Hru-r b,r
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 aae H.s= aaz 4aa that thcu ##=#-.s #s.eHH 5#n her She sta a..aH..a f.t ...... -.tlalsIy n and a.E= -=a# zl.a at. hat mptfs tt #.l= #.a# fH #s weeks
 I'm gfels ar Hv Nuicvtt- wa= iools- l ma fa- Mrs Kue8 70 take ur b,r rszf= 8,nes tlers t,9erd4v ahsn Hc iearn- ri fHat -i- H7a committed sHefds 1H-- nra trF- tHr #uH-rr t- -#te.I4 Tt a.=-tH=a ==f aaa-h-as aa. a.na= =sHsH HaG ua rN= H.#H !. ##e.FHa Ffuf Ea bound e a..H #..Hs If fHH o.Ha srgat aass- l \. n, me .l G.r d.atH urs Koeu Haa z-a aa H=f HH-e and q Hasnes otz f.,=
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Letters from R,ekard.


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JIM JEFGRIES
 SPEAKS OF

(Continued from Page 1.)
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BOVEY & DAWSON,

slatz weiner Seer a. the Bank.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Continued from Page Three.)

nearing on said report was postponed
until Decenaber %, 1908, at 3 O'Clock
~ "a, awaiting the execution 81 d
lease from the Northern Pacific Rail.
way company for right Of way for
said road.
I'he viewers report on the road pc
tittoned Tor by ]. T. McKeon and
Others, hearing on which was post
poned to this day at . o'clock p. M,
was presented to the board, and hear
ing on said report was again post
poned until December III, 1908, at 2
o'clock p. M.
The viewers report on the road pc
titioned for by G. W. Olinger and
otners, hearing on which was post
poned to this day at $3.50 O'Clock p. M,
was presented to the board, and hear
ing on said report was again post
poned until December g. 1908, at 4
O'clock p. N.
The board, upon motion, adjourned
70 meet December IL, 1908, at 10
O'clock q. N.
Approved:
q. H. NEWMAN, Chairman.
Attest:
IRA u. WHITNEY, Clerk.
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ed November 10, 1908, to view the
road petitioned for by r. B. Taylor
and others, was presented 10 the
board, and hearing on said report
was, upon motion, set for December
80, 1908 at 300 O'Clock p. m.
The report Of the viewers, appoint
ed. November 10, 1908, to view the
road petitioned for by Alfred K. Wick
and others, was presented to the
board, and hearing on said report
was, upon POI motion, set for December
20, 1908 at 800 o'clock p. m.
The board, upon motion, appointed
Joseph Sample as cantor Of the court
house at a salary of $500 per month,
said appointment. to become effective
January 1, 1909.S
b board, upon motion, decided to
construct a concrete jail al the fol
lowing places: Hardin, Custer, Hunt
ley, and Laurel, and decided to ad-
.vertise for bids until December ri.
1908 at 1000 O'clock a. M, for the
construction Of said jails, and the
clerk was instructed to prepare said
advertisement in the usual form d
insert the same in the Billings Ga
zette.
1t was, upon motion. ordered that a
special meeting of the bard be held
on December 81 and %, 1908, said
meeting beginning December q, 1908
at 10000 O'clock a. M, for the pur-
pose of %transacting the following bu-
siness:
On December q, to hear the view
ers reports on the road petitions OF
w. X. sudduth ct al, w. H. Alien ct
al, H. H. Thoren ct al, and G. W.
Olinger ct al, and on December %
to. hear the viewers reports on the
road petitions of G. A. Paige ct al.
J. A. Paige, ct al, Chas. Pear
sail ct al, John P. Phrol ct al, and
y. y. Smith ct al, and for the tran
saction of such other business as nav
properly come before the board.
The official bond Of G. A. Water
man, justice of the peace, Park City,
township, was presented, approved,
and ordered filed.
The bill Of g. F. Burla for per diem
and mileage amounting to $290.5O,
was audited and. allowed.
The board, upon motion, adjourn
ed.
Attest:
Ira L. Whitney. Clerk.
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bM ADoA ~ pCOA-I &EGE fHW @"G I'Et G2l 3J
Sherman-Kelly, $4,000 each and fur
nish grave.
George Settler, $500 each.
Upon motion, the contract for the
burial Of deceased poor was awarded
to Sherman-Kelly.
Care of poor
st. Vincent's hospital, $3.50 per
capita by the week.
Upon motion, the carr Of county
poor for the ensuing year was award
ed to st. Vincent's hospital in accord
ance with the terms of its bid.
The bid of the Gazette Printing Co.,
for doing county printing and adver-
tising and furnishing blank books and
blanks was accepted and a contract
ordered executed for the term of one
year.
Medical attendance of poor
Andrew Clark. $4,000 per annum
B. B. Kelly, $4,000 per annum.
L. G. Miller, $325.0O per annum.
Upon motion, the contract for medi-
cal attendance for county poor was
awarded to DIR. l.. G Miller for the
ensuing year in accordance with her
bid.
Coal for the ensuing year
Jones & Hallowell, Bear Creek or
Owl Greek, $4.85 per ton in car lots.
Jones & Hallowell, Bear Creek or
Owl Creek, $500 per ton in small lots.
Jones & Hallowell, Sheridan, 1915.
per ton in car lots.
Jones & Hallowell, Sheridan No. a.
nut, $500 in cal lots.
]. G. Christine, Monarch coal,
screened lump, $4.15 per ton.
]. G. Christine, Monarch coal, egg
and nut, $3.50 per ton.
J. G. Christine, Monarch coal. No. 1
nut, 1915 per ton.
J. G. Christine, Monarch coal, mine
run, $3.50 per ton.
J. G. Christine, Monarch coal, en-
CINE, 1920 per ton.
Security Warehouse Co, Bear Creek
lump, $4.85 car lots.
Security Warehouse Co., Bear Creek
mine run, $4.35 car lots.
Security Warehouse Co., Bear Creek
nut, $500 car lots.
Security Warehouse Co, Bear Creek
lump, $5.25 small lots.
Security Warehouse Co, Bear Creek
mine run, $3.50 small lots.
Security Warehouse Co, Bear Creek
nut, $4.85 small lots.
1t appearing to the board that all
bids submitted for furnishing coal
were too high. the board, upon motion,
ordered that all bids be rejected.
The quarterly report of j. w. Ain
lay, justice of the peace, Saltwater
township, was presented, approved,
and ordered filed.
County clerks quarterly fee report
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FATALLY BURNED.

BUTTE, Mont, Dec. 16.-Mr. Alta
V. Dobyns, a physician, was fatally
burned today in her suite in the Owley
block. The origin of the fire is un.
known.
Mrs. Altha Dobyns died this even.
ing. She was the wife Of DR.. Leroy
Dobyns Of Whitehall.
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approved and ordered

was presented, approved and ordere,
filed.
The report and bill Of Burt Mitchell
supervisor road district No. 5 fol
$l32.OO was presented and approved
The board, upon motion, adjourned
to meet December Is, 1908, at 1890
o'clock a.. m.
Approved: G. H. NEWMAN,
Attest: Chairman
IRA L. WHITNEY, Clerk.
Eighth Day.
Billings, Montana, Dec. is, 1908.
The Board met this day at 1890
o'clock. a. m, pursuant to adjourn.
ment, all members and the clerk heinz
present. n
The minutes of the previous day
were read and duly approved.
The following bills were audited
and allowed in amounts named:
Ira L. Whitney, drayage, etc..s 4.10
John H. Deskins, juror fees, j.
Y ............. 1.5O
Ira e. Whitney, cash to poor. 500
D. F. Sullivan. assessment for
repairs 1909. (. ........ $50
seeley Lumber CO., lath for
drain ...... !. ......... 50
John Mahoney, refund poor
tax 200
g. III. Newman, per diem, coun-
ty commissioner .......... l92.OO
M. w. Cramer, per diem mile
age, county commissioner 4. 1890
j. A. Campbell, filling trench. $500
The quarterly report of the County
Treasurer was presented, approved
and ordered filed.
The County Clerks annual state
ment was presented, approved and
ordered published and filed.
The report Of the viewers, appoint
ed November 10, 1908, to view the
road petitioned for by v. B. McComb
and others, was presented to the
board, and hearing on said report
was, upon motion, set for December
%, 1908 at 11:0O o'clock a.. m.
The report Of the viewers, appoint
ed November 10, 1908. to view the
road petitioned for by G. e. Holley
and others, was presented to the
board, and hearing on said report
was, upon motion, set for December
%, 1908 at 300 o'clock b. m.
The report Of the viewers. apoint-
ed November 10, 1908, to view the
road petitioned for by F. A. Brown
and others, was presented to the
board. and hearing on said report
was. upon motion, set for December
%, 1908 at $500 o'clock p. NJ.
The report of the viewers, appoint
ed November 10, 1908, TO view the
road petitioned for by James E. Kipp
and others, was presented to the
BOARD, and hearing on said report
vas, upon motion, set for December
9, 1908 at 400 o'clock p. m,
The report Of the viewers, appoint
November 10, 1908, to view the
'oad| petitioned for by M. Flanagan
Ind others, vas presented to the
board, and hearing on said report
vas. upon motion, set for December
., 1908 at 1000 o'clock a. m.
The report Of the viewers, appoint
ID, November 10, 1908. to view the
Dad petitioned for by G. l.. Smith
md others, was presented to The
and hearing on said report
vas, upon motion, set for December
%, 1903 at 1880 o'clock a. m.
The report Of the viewers, appoint