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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-28

In the philosophy of some men heav.
en- is nothing but place where every
body viii be able to buy cheap and sell
high.-Chicago Record. Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-28

The local management last night
closed a deal with Portsmouth for
Pitcher Mercer, a relative OF the
famous |Win' Mercer, a National
league star some years ago. For Mer
Ger Marion gives Windy Lotshaw,
"Red' Craig and its claim to the
services of BIN Dithrdge, who play
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-28

Before you set your heart on any.
thing maturely consider whether 1t viii
add TO your ultimate happiness
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-28
Runs-Brown. Heller, Ca

Horning Struck out-By Justus, 81;
by Johns /; First base on balls-Oft
Justus. 3; off Johns, 8; on Drury /.
Sacrifice hits Eichberger, Humph-
reys, Johns Stolen bases-Heller,
Burke. Left on bases-Lancaster, 2;
Portsmouth, 4. Umpire--Handiboe.
Time-1:l0.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-28
unfeelins.

"Bilser eloped with his cook, the un.
feeling wretch!"
well. don't know. Why shouldn't
be II he wanted tor
f"But his wife was just going to give
a dinner party."-I.lfe. Ven
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-28
LIMA.

Runs-Fink, A. Reilley 2, Jackson,
Foutz, Lindsay, Sykes 3, Il. ReiIey
Miller 8. Three base hit--E. Reiliey'
Two base hits-Sykes ., \. Reilley,
Newnham. sacrifice hits-Ketter,
Wilson Foutz, Newnham. Stolen
bases-A. Rellley, Wilson 2, Luskey
First base on balls-Off Brown, 7;
of Miller 2. Struck out--'By Brown,
o; by Miller, .. Hit by pitched
balls-Tate, Lindsay, Sykes Double
play-OiDay to Wolfe to Tate. Time
An:5O. UmDire-HaiD Attendance
$50.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-28
PORTSMOUTH.

Runs--1Brown, Humpnreys 2, Cart
er 2. I.allier; Toiman, Struck out
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-28
Yesterdays RESULTS

Lima, 13; Marion, 0.
Lancaster, 6; Portsmouth, 1.
Lancaster 3; Portsmouth, l.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-28
Another Double Header Will Be
Played at Lancaster Today
Lima Leads Marion BY One Point.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND
GAMES TO-DAY.

Newark at Mansfield.
Marion at Lima.
"2"tsmOuth at Lancaster.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-08-28

3; PORTSMOUTH, l.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
Sport
SPRINGS LOSE TO
The "SKEETERS"
Locals Had Visitors BIanked
in First Half Of Game, and
Then They Lost
ATLANTIC CITY S; SPRINGS 3

The Springs boys went down to defeat
lis true; tbs a pity It's true. but their
defeat has its solace IN the established
fact which Is not to be gainsaid by anyone
of those who may be sportively opposed
to them that their defeat cannot be ac-
credited to their conquerors by any super
ior polo playing The vanqushed ones
clearly demonstrated that they are head
and foot, shoulder and everything else
that can be arrayed for adiudgement as
20 the relative merits OF both teams ahead
OF the Atlantic City five. The Springs
boys made their old foe change the tactics
which they assumed on Thursday last
when they tackled the Mohawks; they
forced them into playing banging
game. which, in contradistinction TO the
passing method pursued against the In
dians, showed that the shore boys took a
different measure Of their foe OF last
night The manner of play OF the local
aggregation was scientific throughout.
they measuring the playing distance from
player TO player with a determined nicely.
II was also evident that the lads from
SSeeterland took the wrong measurement
OF their willy opponents especially In the
first part Of the contest. during which
tho locals played against them as though
Evening journal., 1908-12-11

contending against school boys. The
game looked sure one for the Springs as
they made three goals, the visitors being
blanlSed. To Beatty must be given the
credit OF these three goals he being ably
assisted as he always is by "Bilr' Glow
ard. Nor can any blame be talied against
the locals for losing the contest as Glow
ard Beatty and stoddard out-played and
out-generalled the men singly opposed 10
each. seiman and McElwee at goal played
the best they could but their defense in
last nights contest was no criterion 10
chat put up against Walbrook on Saturday
night last when they made their cage a
closed buttress to the onslaughts Of the
Baltimore five.
With the score standing three to moth
ing against them the shore boys came on
the scene Of conflict with a grimness that
clearly obtruded itself from the very
moment of play. In brief they woke up TO
the realization that the Springs boys were
not holiday players" but players 70
whose metle and prowess was attached
more consideration than that which they
were. and have been willing to concede 10
the Springs boys. OF course the many Of
the hundreds who witnessed the strug-
gle viii aver. and their opinion may have
some semblance Of truth. that the"Skeet-
ers" may have held in their "stinging
pouches" IN the first half. In other words
that they were doing the ''possum act"
The manner Of their playing in the sec
ond half vas excitmsly Interesting. They
Ia 70 hn nnf f~Fr a.
city. but they were forced so TO do The
Springs lads may attribute their defeat
to either OF two things-their over-anXi-
BUSINESS TO win the game, "cinch IT," IN
the frst-half without any consideration
for what was TO come In tho second half,
or 20 the fact that McElwee and Seiman
were not wholly on the job. The Atlantic
City poloists can lay claim TO but one
really earned goal and that one was the
trick Of "Rube" Clafk who hugged his
old post of duty near TO the cage Of his
opponents i'm wait like trapper. for his
prey. To little Stoddard must be given
the credit for blocking many of the
"Rube's" plays. The other four which
they gained were "lofted ones that is,
thoy were resultant more from chance
than by dint of good generalship and sly
manoeuvering. For the visitors Clark.
Walls and Brady were the features, but
the Rube as star didn't shine so brill
liantly as he did against the Indians But
the locals were bsaten. ana there's no need
20 hang crepe out as not few still be
lievc that the Springs can conquer their
victors Of last night. But the Springs
boys were beaten and in the words Of
Chuck Connors. What's de use Of
making wry face just because de dope
amt sweetf'
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
ATLANTIC LEAGUE
TEAM FOR READING
City Will Be the Eighth on
the New Organization
Circuit

READING. Dec. u.-Thomas Golden,
manager Of the PottsviIle Club. of the At
lantic League. and President John W.
Dobbins. Of the same ieague. We're In this
city to-day making arrangements to place
a club in this city next season. After con-
sulting with a number of persons in
Guiding W. Abbott Whitman who is build
Ing the new ball park here it was decided
to submit Reading as the eighth city of
the league at the next meeting Of the or
ganization. which will be held in two
weeks.
Pottsville. Easton. Allentown, Hazleton.
Shamoln and Wilmington are the mem-
bers Of the organization. Elizabeth. Pat
erson, \. j.. and Pittston also want to be
admitted. Tom Golden is not satisfied with
Pottsville and It IS said that he viii have
charge Of the Reading team II this is
done. Pottsville viii not be represented
in the leagse next year.
The visitors inspected the new ball pa X
Of Mr. Witman's and were well pleased
with #. Mr.. Golden said: THE Atlantic
League will start the season Of 1909 with
brighter prospects than ever before.
Reading will surely be member whether
am i'm charge Of the team or not. WIZ
mington will be owned by the Stirlhh
Brothers. Sunday ball can be played in
nearly all of the cities OF the league and
the organization will surely be a go. Read
ing is a good ball town and the league
officials will work hard TO make the Or
ganization he go I'm this city"
Manager Jacob Witzel OF the Reading
Tri-State League team. merely laughed
when told Of tho new team to be placed
here He said. 81 am kept too busy get
ting my players together for next sea-
son that 7 really have no time 10 think
of the Atlantic League coming to Read
ing One thing sure, no other league
will use any Of the ball parks owned by
me and besides people are satisfied with
Tri-State ball I'm this Hty."
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
John Henry Davis, of New
Castle, Ran Several Miles
in His Stocking Feet,
After Arriving From
Atlanta

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Dec. 1i.-John Henry
Davis, colored. has arrived home from the
circuit" Some months ago he left here
with show and while on the road
starred" as one OF the famous wild men
who could charm snakes and called them
his pets When he reached Atlanta the
cash was not forthcoming to Davis and he
quit the business. Three others joined
him and they did not have the money to
ride north. They sought redress. but
were given twenty minutes to leave the
city. having been told that money was
made for white men," They dallied too
long and were chased by the police until
they reached a woods. Three days later
they boarded a side-door Pullman and
after changing cars sevAyal TINES arrived
home
Davfs was sc the Hare's Corner hotel
last evening when he wanted a pair of
shoes Finally on wager he ran to the
Atlantic House here IN his stocking feet
and back IN order to get the new shoes.
In the NJ. r. Sunday School room this
evening the following programme win be
presented at the entertainment arranged
Selection by orchestra. solo. Mrs. lslmer
Megginson; recitation. Miss Vera Dun.
Of Newport. piano solo. Miss Armanela
Gambrill solo. Charles T.. Lancaster. Jr.
reading, Mrs. Loomis O. Wise; selection,
male quartette; recitation. Miss Helen
Gregg: solo, Or Merritt Barke; duet.
Miss May r. Goodiey and Albert Frisch;
piano solo. Miss Beuah Cosden. selec-
tion by orchestra; comedy. THE Trouble
az Satterlee's." characters. Dorothy.
Miss Elsie Johnson Alice Miss Mary
Morrison. Mildred" Miss Marie Gam
brill; 'Gerte' Lille May Montgomery.
Marion" Miss Anna Lancaster Miss
Satterlee." Mrs. John Bridgewater;
Kathleen, Miss Myrtle Mcguire
Inquiries have been received from New
York state farmers regarding farms IN
this section II is probable that two Of
them will locate here.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
sunday School Entertain.

Members Of the Sunday school Of
st. Johns Episcopal Church gave an
entertainment I'm the parish house last
night Music and drama for the in
fants were the features. The play
was entitled "Dr. Cnre All" The will
mington High School Orchestra fur
nished the Instrumental music. Those
taking part in the drama were: T..
Ray Phillips. Miss Florence Montgom-
cry; Thomas 3. Kilvington. Miss Lulu
Hines. Miss Lavinla Denton. Miss
Madiline Moseley. Miss Helen Brough-
ten. Miss Joseph Keesey, Miss Lola
Harris. Miss Florence Keesey.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
MAY PLAY SOCCER
GAME ON SATURDAY

The scheduled soccer game between
Wilmington and Clifton Heights has been
declared Off. tho Pennsylvanians having
cancelled. The Wilmington team hopes to
play the recently organized Athletics in
stead II 20. II will he the first game that
has been played by the Athletics. Going
up against the original team viii. no
doubt. have the effect OF drawing n good
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
Fast Juniors Need Games.

NEW CASTLE. Dec. 11.-Because
the New Castle High School Juniors.
composed Of youths. IA and IS years
Of age. are so fast for teams of their
age they cannot secure games with
Wilmington players Of anything like
their own ages. They are now en-
deavoring to arrange games with teams
i'm Chester or Philadelphia in their
class.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
AtteII Meets woIsast Tonight.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. Ii.--After his
long effort. Ad Wolgast will get his
chance at Abe Attell tonight While the
sporting fraternity on the Pacific coast
are not at all inclined 10 believe that
Wolsast viii win the hattie. they are not
willing TO bet that he will not stay up
for ten rounds
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
Athlstia club 10 Meet.

The Wilmington Athletic Club viii
hold n meeting tonight IN the William
Penn Hotel. Fourth and Orange streets.
Ouite a few members will he enrolled.
plans for the leasing Of permanent
headouarters. and the form alton Of a
basketball club. will be discussed.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
THIS "WILD MAN" WAS
CHASED OUT OF TOWN
rrada cohh Eor chnse; Never.

SCRANTON Dec n.-Manager Hugh
Jennings. OF the Detroit champions who
is wintering at his home in this city, de-
clares there is no foundation for the re-
port that he intends TO trade Ty Cobb
for Hal Chase. as rumored absurd,
foolish, ridiculous. silly" is the way jon
nings expressed himself when seen
"Why. J wouldn't trade Cobe for a whole
team Of Csases' says Hughey.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11

crowd. as there is already considerable
rivalry. The friends Of tho newly organ
ized team are anxious to ascertain where
the team stands in comparison with Man
ager Flanlgan's bunch.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
See Topkis' Ad. on Page 5.
flank Matthewson Going South.

SCRANTON. Pa. Dec. 1.-"Hank
Mathewson. OF Factoryvine. and brother
OF Christy. has signed contract 10 pitch
for the Savannah South Atlantic League
team next season
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
Lswvers 40 Dine.

cEORGETOWN. Dec. 1.-THE sus-
sex County Bar ASSOCIATION has de-
cided 90 Join the tent County Bar
Association in a banquet some time
before Christmas
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
Hspsasophs TO elect officers

Delaware conclave, I. o. H., will
meet tonight to elect officers for the
year. The advisabllity OF sending
delegation 10 attend a meeting of the
Roundup Committee OF the Philadel-
phla conclaves there on December II
will also be discussed.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
BOWLING

bowled last evening. Good Times and
Warren p'ayed on the Peircs alleys.
and the others played on The Acad-
ciny alleys. y he scores:
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
y w. G. A. cbri,tma, Party.

Miss Anna c. Atkinson and Miss
Alice /. Batchelder are planning a
Christmas party for the Y. w. G. A..
girls. The contest for an increased
mem bership will begin soon.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
Scarlet Fever Closes Schools,

On account OF an outbreak Of scar
let fever In the community. the Cecil
County School Board has ordered the
school at Appleton closed indefinitely.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11

NIdTk- ------------ TITHI TUTl I1'dIIN' VNaTI1T
Walls capt). secopd rush .......cioward
Bailey
Referee. Mr.. Traynor; timekeeper. Mr..
Ellicott: goals. for Atlantic city. Clark,
.. Walls. .. Brady. 4 for Springs. by
Beatty. 3.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11

SEQ Topkis' Ad. on Paso s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Superintend ent Visits
 the Various Schools

County School Superintendent J. A. RockiellOw returned Monday from a school inspection trip throughout the northern par; oi the county. His route embraced qnite tour in the Sulphur Springs and san simon val leys.
 Troi. Rockfellow says that both ci these vast streic.es 0! hitherto range lauds-each valley a veritabio empire m exteut-are rapidly becoming dot ted with homes,eadeTs, who have filed on their quota oi hand and propose converting -ame into az agricultural paradise.
 In both the San Simon and sulphur Springs valleys are many thriving ranch settlements, while the acreage taken up is being increased d-ily by new arrivals-mo-ty iTpiu tho hir state oi Texas.
 As result Ui the new inhIx o! population, new school districts are being established and provision made for the rew order oi things. At Whitewat Y, in the S9lphur SP' ngs valley, a postoti!re has been establish ed, ,.and ths school Gttendlnce at pre- ent Is over 5O, while prosperous colony is c ustsred about the place that year since only served as range for the big cattle companies in t!.e valley.
 From all appearances the cat,!emau with "his herds covert g & thousand hIll= must gradually retire and make way for the home-teadsr, and Cochise couuty appea.s to be mos, inviting field
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
From Wednesdays Daily.

Attorney J T E:ae,bury lef, thi. a.ternp 'n lJr F.i; W,rtr. Texas. he- ing ca'icd there oa account of the ssFi i'ns ;l!pes. o! bis mother.
 Lee Javanogi h Of Bi-bee has hr""Fht suit in the D.,,lic, against the l.rerpool, London < C obe Insur- ance Company for the recovery of in surance alleged to be. .due on sccoant of loss by fire in Ei-hce lsst June at the time several hundred houses were de- ztr"ysd on Chihuahus Hiu. TEe com p'dinnHt alleges th8c his loss in the ire wa, tho sum of S3Oi3 OI, while he was insured by the company for $l- j0O.
 Treasurer x Gaines left lat eve ming fer Los Angeles, where he goes to recuporate from his recent ill., ness.
 Chaa Gefd5s is Tomls stone visitor isam his mines in the Huachucs mountains.
 The annual school trustee election will be held or the ?S.h inst. The election will be held on the same date throughout the various school districts of the county.
 Six train leads of soldiers passed through Benson on their way, from Fort Tn mas in Kentucky and spoi- ford, TeSaS., to the coast, here they will embark fer He Philippines The first crus,lnmalt went through early sunday mornlng and the econd load oi three specialr went through yester- day.
 John Frederic ~leveiand Of Morenci who will become Tr,vate secretary to Governor Kibhey early Tn April, and Miss Ie!na Loui-e Bailey, popuia, Phoenix belle, ai.l be married iu Phoc nix Wednesday evening, Marc ..e llth.
 The board oi trade of Tempe wiil |, incorporated with a capital ,toci c 5000. The organizatior, winch wal effected last week, has a membership of 5
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Seeking Sunken Treasure.

Barring unforse,n accidents or de- lay, Sic gold and treasures of tue amount Of one and ha million of dollars which was lost of the Pacific cOast several yesrs ago. will be recov- cred during the early part of the new year. Preparations for carrying ou the work have already been commerc- ed. To tile thousands Of persons hJ are seeking health we urgently rccom- mend Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for the reason that it has already restored tn usaods to robust health during the past 5I years. It will build up and strengthen rundown system, steady
 he nerves, induce sound sleep and cure ring fever, general weakness, colds, grippe, headache. heartburn, in- q dgrstiUn, dyspeps.a, costivenfss, ie- male Ills and malaria, fever and sgue Don't fail 10 try b"ttle this Spring and be convinced of its merit Ins'st on having Hostetter's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Warning Notice.
To Whom it May Concern

To W hom lt May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that John Gleeson, Douglas Gray and assigns are operating under an option given them by the Leslviile Mining Com pany the following named lode min Ing claims, to wit: LsadvilIe Gray Mule, Copper Bug, Western Belle Turquoise King, Maid of sunshine. King Solomcn, Northern Light, Head light, WincEester, West Side, York to"n, Charleston, Baltamcre, Vesu- vius, Lily, Cosmopolitan, Com,r TO- mise, Victoria. WOI der Miami, More. Cave, Troy, situate in the Turqnnise mining district, county Of COchise. territory Oi Arizona; that the Lead vile Mining Company will not be re- sponsihle for any work done. debst contracted. injuries sustained, u other ,b! gations made by the sal Gleeson and Gray and their assigns in working said l"de ".'riro 'sims
 LEADVILLE MINING co. By VIM. HGLNEs Pr sident.
 Done at Pearce. Arizona, July P 1907.
 First publication July 9, 1907.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
New Telephone Line
 In Cochise County

Supervisor William Riggs ye.t4r- day starred on the building Of tele- phone line from Wilcox to the town Of Dos Cabezas, di-tance of ahou. 20 miie-. Here the inc will connect with the local line that has been in operation from Dos Cabe7as to the Star and other ranches in that local fly as well as on the San simon At Wilcox the line will connect with tLe Adams Telephone Co. line that runs from Benson t0 Wi lcOx via Johnson. At Benson the line will connect with that oi the Tombstone Telephone Co. SO that will now be possible 10 con- verse with the extreme northern end of the county. There are but very iaw places in the county now that gre not connected ty telephone The new line wi ] be in operation in q w,ek or ten days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
[ lay Liver

May b only a trl3 iivgr. or starved l.s.r. II world Jr e stupid aS well as savage thing 70 taat weary or starved ra.. because hr .a--.i iE his work. So in tr-a.al tan Ia--.r-. torpid liver l. j. a great mi-saar ;o lash it with strong lg...t.s drugs. X ta-p.I liver is bUJ aH indication ,. cn i..-r'ur'-hrd, eE.eculrr t1ay l,ug7c o.-.us gre weary with oye. vuIE. Start .II tLr -fomach and a...H- r--.rs ot digestion and nutrition. Fg' t...u .u working orIer and sec how eur-r-- yo.r liver VIII become active Ir. I.arse-S Golden Medical Discover Ja- .l..e many rla-yc.1us cures of Hive trouble b~ i.- sso2lCrfal control Of th ofr. .s of digestion and nutrition. IL rc s.oT., tha normal a ..., .'T C. the stouaC' inr----=, the -e--gJ.glr %! tle b.oOa-uak lr- rE-. clcauae- -.- -"-. m from pHi. I1'sI.s araumul..ouS. r-i sa relieves c.. Lr.r o5 'ae burdens iU1G-Cd upon I- b tNa affection of other organs.
 ro4 have bItteror bad taste in the raorE t.- r.1or f7s riab.e appetite, coated tongCi L .-1 breath. c5nst!peteG or irEezUlar hoWe. | gvsel. ezs.Ig tired. 6ss2cadezi- fTecae- -51rtes, pa Iu 3- G-stres - ' srlaLl o' 0acA s..--s-y or cis{-es=ld t.- >rg in stoIEeci r....s-s r aussa. .~-e-zs ~sT>Sda< "T!sings' , tE-5.t after eating. and k.noS$ sy np;ola os weak stomach and torpid lirNa 1ll- z- I-l.-l ei-s ,-flI relieve you I1c-e p-z--2 2llZ gL G-- --7-----7- 777l -tTfIy thll l....-.-- l--el-E S1i71T Medical Dlscovery. Perhaps CHl
 Tart n far ayOE- sJuGtOl-4s VIII De p4ts-i- At one time and yet point to torpid LFerc bgigusue-s and weak stomach AvO.d -, bread and biscuits. grddle caEes aL .o+ber indIgestI0le food and take The coid' xT-5i..sI Di.covs--- regularly and stick Co E rs. ggtil y5u are vigorous and stroag.
 The -DlscoveryT is noE-secret Don-@ioo H,-lf. Is a g.ycer.c extract of native u1el-.ci Tsi raots with full list of it's ingredient ,-l,rs.I on eacn bOrile-wrapDeT and attestet .1far oath. Is lu ugreGients are endorse' g9d eyt5Iad by the most eminent ued!ca ---5,,.. gF fHa age and arc rccommeEaed b ,ar. fi,. alsaa..-. fo= which It is advised
 Don't accept a substitute Of unknow compo-ition for this non-seeret hEDIcISi oy KNOWN COMPOSITION
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Business Transacted
 By the Supervisors

The board Of supervisors in ,e-sion yesterday discussei the poor farm gaa-t'o on and considered the feasibility Q! the various sites submitted. Dis trict Attorney Shelley has not as yet rendered he opinion as to the legality oi tie Warren Ranch propo.itIon srd the entire matter wl. left over 10 the next meeting. An estim4ta of the probable cost ofs Tell4l0 feet deep st 'arreu Ranch uas given nt S2, '23 'O and the cost of pumping F'tei sr cents Ter lpO0 gal on. T. Kinssbnrv appeared before the hoard on h' b 2lf of some Of the Dra- goon rtnchers to change the road at the Adams place. Mr. Adams con- sented to q change which will likely i be made.
 Dr Greene oi Douglas appeared be. fore the board in regard to the build ing of detention hospital a, Doug iss. The citizens of that city vill joir iu erecting suitable building at a cost not 10 exceed S3,UlO. The county is to pay hali of said amount and Douglas the rema nder. Plans and spccitications showed that q well arranged building could be erected at a cost of s2,I9O. The board decided 70 make such an arrange ment, and the clerk was instructed 10 alyertis,
 for !id- for ,he erection oi the same
 The petition of J. W. We-tiall :,
 change the course oi the county road
 n the vicinity oi Dragon summit was granted.
 ! C l. Douglas appeared before th, boeid in regard 10 the alleged ioncin.
 uI tine couaty road on the Rabocomar
 near BrookliEe. The clerk vas ID structed to have Road Overseer sum mer oi FAirbauk look into the Ina, ter
 several complaints were received iron
 different parts Of the county abou
 nomesteadors fencing up the count ! Iuad- without first asking permission - ui th" board.
 A number of cIeims against ,h county were ailo ed, th:ee-iourths ( , which Wera for wild animal boun
 t..s.
 r The board adjourned to meet 0
 Monday, the 9th day of April,