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CITATION.
Georgia, elynn County.

. al Whom 1t May Concern.
. a. Il Jennings having. in proper
,ofm' applied to me for permanent
letters II administration on the estate
OF Air7. Els.e Nay Brown late Of said
county this is to cite al and singular
, ,.... creditors and next Of kin Of MIS-.
i-l''e May Brown to be aud appear at
.hF Once Within the time allowed by
'a"' ana Show cause. if any they can
why permanent administration sb.uld
~ De granted to G a H. Jennings
on sad deceased estate Witness.
Hly hand ard official signature. this
Sun. day Of April. 1905.
Horace Dart, Ordinary
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Florida Pnoss,,s,e,.

The next great discovery Of pnoS
phate rock in this country occurred
In Florida, in 1883 to 1889 Thers
are different forms OF this phosphate.
first, we have the land or boulder
phosphate, which occurs in rocky Of
stony masses Of varying size and form,
and varying from thirty to forty per
cent. of phosphoric acid; second, tho
soft" phosphate, white powdery ms
terial, mixed with more or less kao
lin. and containing from eighteen to
thirty per cent. phosphoric acid: third.
ly, we have the pebble" form. consist
;hg Of small. hard. rounded pebbles.
which occur both in she beds Of the
rivers. and in deposits on the land
They are variable IN composition. out
range from thirty to tnirty-six per cent
Of phosphorlc acid. The Florida rock
constitutes a very important source Of
phospnoric acid, is highly esteemed.
ind Is used largely both at home and
abroad
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NOTICE.
Georgia. elynn County.

Georgia, Glynn County
IN the court of ordinary Of said county
Do the matter Of the application u
Anna L. AIline for the probate
solemn form of the viii of lane
Mayhem, deceased late OF Ming
county. New York. and the apoii
ment OF an administrator with the
viii annexed, etc
1o Emma X Winchsl OF Le3Iars,
Iona; Mary f. Morgan. of LETTERS.
Minnesota Josiah X. Alline ana
Charles F Anne, of Fort Dodge
Iowa, Susan Tobey. Louise Frbsa
Julia Furber and Mary Smith, Of
Boston, Massachusetts. and Jennie
NJ Williams 81 San Francisco, Cal
itornia, the hairs at law OF said Jane
Mayhew, and 10 Brooklyn Tru-
Company, Of Brooklyn New York
the executor named in her will
Anna L. Alline having applied AS al
heir at law for probate in solemn form
ot the last viii and testament Of Jane
Mayhem. deceased. late Of Kings coun-
81, New York. and for the appoint
ment OF an administrator With the will
annexed TO administer her estate in
Georgia, under the terms Of said will
you aud eacn OF you are hereby re-
quired 70 be and appear before the
court CT ord nary OF sad county on
The fist Monday in May, 1905. al ten
cock in the forenoon, when said APP
pHcauon will be heard and acted upon
This April 6. 1908.
Horace Dart
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? 10 rHE PuRLlc.

An accident in the mechanical de.
iaitment Of Tn News last night,
caused the paper to be short Of tho
usual amount of news this morning.
we hope to have the trouble rene
dsd today and win try to issue the
paper IN It's usual form tomorrow
morning.
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NOTICE.
= y Naetnef,
iloS Mansfield Sire

State n Georgia, County Of Gym.
Under and by viru4 of az u4er Of
the court Of ordinary Of Gl.nd coIntv
Geo'e'a granted at he April tsrm.
1905. thereof VIII sold a anble
ontcg& on the first Tuesday ln Nav
1905, before the court house door in
said coun u bet teen the legal hours
# sale. ~ following lot tract or par.
eel II land, situate. lying and being
in the county of Glynn and state Of
Georgia and in the city Of Brunswick
therein, and in that particular por-
ton of said city kn- wa IS "D;xy,lle."
and being identified and known upon
map or plan Of said DixvlIe made
by james Posell as lot number six &c,
ly-ne on the vest Of Lee street and
between London and Prince streets
together with the houses. cut houses.
buildings and appurtenances unto the
said tract Of land belonging or ap-
pertaining.
The sale will continue from day to
day. if necessary, between the same
hours Of sale, until said property is
sold. Terms cash. This 9TH dav o4
April 1905. C. C. Moore.
Administrator on the Estate Of Char
les c. Collins.
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REVIVAL CONTINUE AT
THE McKENDREE CHURCH.

Revival services continue at Nc
Kendree Rev b. F. Lawhegn will
pr aeh $3.50 and 100 p m. Wednes-
aaY Thursday and Friday Wedu
day night he win use for his theme
tThe Immortality OF the Soul Of he
Wicked and it's Punishment in hell"
Thursday night. The oonly Church
that is Right in the Sight Of Cod
Friday night, The Spirit-hlled Life
The public is cordially invited to hear
his discussions.
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4 CONGRESSMAN
PASSES TO REST
indianapolis, Ind, April 7. Con-
6 essman Brick, Of the Thirteenth
district, died suddenly here this morn
ing in a sanitarium.
CITATION.
Georgia, GIynn County.

NSUTYId, 0Iynn county,
Whereas, G. A. II. jennings admin
istrator OF Susan Banks estate, reg9re
SCENTS to the court in his petition duly
filed, that be has fully administered
Susan Banks estate. This is there
fore to cite all persons concerned,
kindred and crediors to show cause,
If amy they can, why said adminlstra-
tor should not be discharged from his
administration and receive letters Of
d,smiss.on on the first Monday in
May, 1908.
Horace Dart, Ordinary.
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ANNA GOULD'S
FAMILY AGREE

New York April = That an agree
ment las been reached among the rel
aliYes Of Anna Gould to iuterpose no
further objection TO her engagement
TO Prince DeSagan, was reported ty-
day.
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WEIGHT. ALSO CALL ON HIM
FOR EVERYTHING IN THE coUN.
TRY PRODUCE LINE. REMEM-
Der THE TELEPHONE, NO. 1851.
WESTERN AND NEW YORK
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Ship Notice.

Neathert- THE mastettr, owners nor
conslgn7es of thtet British scboonet.
n'nei %. SUMNER will be responsible
Tor any dsNs contracted by crew or
said lhip. ~
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Branch Bakery.

G. A Faber, proprietor Of the well
known 0. x bakery, yesterday opened
ch establishment in the build
Dosite the Oglethorpe form
Bied by F. w Leben Mr.
announces that he viii at an
j. date install new steam bakery
Brpnswink and he proposes TO
give the people Of the city strickB
nigh class service.
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/ HAVE A LARGE LOT OF FRESH
EGGS AT 22c PER DOZEN CASA.
TELEPHONE r M. BROWN, No.
5s2 opp .oeLETHoRPE HOTEL.
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Tennessee Phosphat..

Shortly after tho discovery Of phos
pnate rock in FlorlGa. discoveries be-
gan to be made in Tennessee in the
yicin4py Of Nashville. and later still i'm.
portant depc6its began to be fourG In
Aaury couLty, Team, near NJ. Pis4s-
ant. This rock. like the others Is
variable in form and composition. but
the marketable yarttles range from
thirty to thirty-seven per cent. Of phos-
phortc acid There are other impor.
can't phosphate deposits in the world,
but those rust described constitute tho
important ones Tor Southern agricul,
sure. Having mentioned the chief
sources Of nitrogen and phospborio
acid, we Will take a hird'seys viev
Of the sources OF polish.
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Ladies skirts from one to five dol
lars at seligs Popular Priced Store.
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NOTICE

| viii be at the following places
on the following days to receive
state and county tax returns for the
year 1905
ST simons NILS. April ,. IS. May
16
sterlins-Apra 4, II. May 49,
Bladen-Apri 10. MAY and %
Brookman-ApyH Al, May and
May Is.
Brunsgick-Aprn %. "a o. May
3 ? 10. May IS. %. 90
John {. burberry.
Tax Receiver for Glyan County.
Mrs. Paderewiki recently pad 81
500 for 4 Buff Orp'nston chickens i'm
ported from Switzerland have Ne
original Cook England strain I..r
me sell 2u trio Also eggs for
sale for Matching.
\. ). caetner.
HOS Mansfield stree.
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Ordinary Glynn County Georgia.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
s DEAD
CAUSE OF INQUIRY

Los ANGELES, Cal. June GA court
OF inquiry this vening began an in
Vestigation into the cause Of the ex-
plosion in the fire room of the cruiser
Tennessee. in which the lives Of five
sailors were lost. The court will sit
several days before making its report
TO Washington
The revised list of dead is as follows
A. Reinhold, George Wood, G. W. Meek.
Z. c. Voggs, E. J. Burns.
Injured:
At Angelus Hospital, Los Angeles. are
Walter 5. Burns, A. Hayes. L. S. Fitz-
gerald, S. Stamatis, f. S. MaxIeld. and
J. ii. P. Carroll. All Of these men are
frightfully burned. Maxfield and Carroll
are expected to die
In the ship hospital, on board the
Tennessee. are Sailors Rutledge. CONS.
and Watson, not expected 10 die.
Funeral services were held over the
five dead sailors today on shipboard and
at the cemetery. The entire ships COM
pany attended service. The flags of
the feet and those Of the little town
OF San Pedro are at half-masr as a
token OF respect.
A message of coincidence and SYM
patty was received from President
Roosevelt.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
London Keerly Alive
To American Issues

LONDON, June 6.-With the American
Presidential conventions approaching,
British interest IN the outcome is grow
ing acu e. Not in twenty years has pub
lie atteu ton been fixed so closely upon
the questions of personnel and policies.
There is general impression that far
reaching changes in the finance sgs-
TEN of the United States are inevitable.
whichever party carries the day.
1T is a curious thing" says one COM
mentator. that at a momoat when our
ears are filed with clamor for tariff
which protects. the Americans are unani-
nous in holding that their boasted sys-
TEN works badly after all and needs re-
pairing
Free trade journals wonder if the re-
cent financial crisis in the United States
IS not due in last analysis to the ma
ngnant. taTiff-fostered trusts"
They argue that Mr.. Taft's willingness
TO revise the tariff is a Republican con-
fession of its fallacy." Reform organs
retort that this is nonsense.
There is a strong hope that nothing
VIII occur in the elections next Novem-
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
New Radical Platform
Being Drafted by Taft

II is safe 70 say that BY Tuesday
| the principal paragraphs of the Repub-
| lican platform viii have been whipped
into shape and will be ready for send
Ing 10 the convention city. Secretary
/ Taft IS, Of course, personally supervis-
| ing the preparation Of the resolutions,
1 for Il win be upon the manner in which
these articles Of faith aro received by
| the voters OF the country that his sue
/ cess or defeat will depend
In addition 70 the expected declara-
| ton or loyalty 10 the policies Of Presi-
/ dent Roosevelt, the platform viii con-
/ tain some vigorous language upon
number Of other important subjects.
| Tarim revision Will, of course. be
/ champiOned and the party will pledge
! itself TO bring about a rearrangerlent
! Of the schedules Immediately aztec the
close OF President Roosevelt's term next
/ March this, with the emphatic under
/ standing that the country REFLECTS a
/ Republican House Of Representatives.
! If the turn OF the political wheel
/ should elect a Democratic majority in
/ the House this autumn, there Will be
no tariff revision next year. This an
/ pouncement win be ma0a with consid-
/ cradle emphasis, for on ths face Of the
/ proposition It may be seen that no re-
vision could be brought by q Senate and
House divided on the great issues in
| volyed.
| Therefore. the voters Of the country
will be informed that IL they want a
change in the present tariff laws they
had better see 10 it that the Republi-
cans remain IN power in 1903.
l Ia vrrFfE
out hope for tarin revision on any other
terms. It has been suggested that II
the Democrats should win the Novem-
Der elections, the Republicans could
carry through new tariff bill between
| December and March.
/ This idea Is futile on It's face, Tor
\ during a short session Of Congress little
/ else can be accomplished ,hau the pas
sage OF the big appropriation bills,
/ When il IS considered that Senator Aid
rich and some OF the other influential
Eastern Senators are not likely 10 be
satisfied with any radical revision, and
may be expected to place some Obsta-
Cles IN its path. one can see how little
would be the chance OF its success dur
ing a short session. one or two deter
mined men with the Senate rules oper-
atlug as they do at present, could hold
up the bill for weeks.
Another radical plank IN this plat
/. form that is very likely to be found
when Il leaves the hands Of its makers
, viii be a declaration upon the subjec
OF railroad bonds. A law will be ad
vocated providing for the Government
| supervision OF all new issues Of stock.
! The investors Of the country have {
right TO know the value Of the railroa,
! shares in which they place their money
This right is as much the vender,
as the buyers, because railroads ar
quasi-public properties and their issue
OF stock are so numerous that the,
have come to be looked upon by III
people in much the same light as Gov
eminent securities. A paragraph declar
ing for such a law, it Is believed b,
the President and Secretary Taft, vii
, add strength to the platform, and, Il
the light Of recent exposure Of tn
world of finance, lend confidence L
business.
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$500 CHILDREN
VISIT RIVER VIEW

Twenty-Five hundred school children
went to River View yesterday and made
the annual excursion OF the eighth di-
vision OF public schools a big sue
cess. The proceeds of the excursion
are to be used for the improvement of
the school Fairgrounds. and Isaac Fair
brother. supervising principal. said last
night that the outing would net be-
tween $500 and $500
Miss Anna d. Neumeyer. chairman
OF the committee on games, had ar
ranged an unusually interesting pro-
gram Of sports and all during the after
noon. athletic events occupied the at
tention Of the children. In the evening
there was dancing and music.
The most closely contested event was
the ball game between the pupils of the
Jefferson and Bradley Schools, and the
pupils representing the Smallwood S. ].
Bowen. Amidon, and Greenleaf Schools.
Jefferson and Bradley proved to be
the stronger team, winning the game by
10 4.
The 6o-yard dash for boys in the sixth
grade was won by Edward Tucker.
Noah Bullock won the 50-yard dash for
boys in the fifth grade. and the fourth
grade sack race for boys went 10 Joseph
Gill Marguerite Robbins won the fifth
grade spoon race for girls, and the
seventh grade spoon race for girls went
10 Florence Brill. Jefferson School won
four first places. s J. Bowen, Potomac.
and Greenleaf each winning one point.
The committees in charge of the ex-
cursiOn were as follows:
Receptions. +. HALEY. Lily Buehler,
md Buelah NJ. Price.
,Games-Anna b. Geumeyer. NJ. /.
NTH, Charles A. Johnson. Elias J.
akin, and Charles y. Thompson.
Owing TO the large number of con-
lstants two of the athletic events we're
OF run. and the contests Will be finish
= later at the Jefferson School
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
CoIored Voters to Root
For Taft and Foraker

CINCINNATI, Ohio. June 6-The
negro question in the national Rep D.
fcan campaign has been quietly re-
NlVed, and present indications are nat
ONO negroes VIII play some part in
The Chicago convention. w. l.. Ander-
son, negro printer OF this city is IN
chicago IN consultation with those at
the TAFT headquarters, and il is report
ca that ne mas arranged TO send a spe-
cial train Of negroes to Chicago. num-
Dering perhaps 1900, TO root for Taft
anderson IS expected home today, and
VIII immediately begin the work of
Balhering recruits for the trip The
work Is spreading throughout the State,
and many colored voters from other
cities will join the Cincinnati contingent.
The Foraker forces are scarcely less
active. and already many colored men
IN CINCINNATI are pledged 10 so TO Chi
cago and root for the Senator.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
HUNT For INSANE MAN.

DR.. Deweese. of the Laurel Santa
rum. has requested the Washington
police 10 keep a lookout for Paul Simp-
son, a demented man who escaped from
thai institution yesterday morning.
Simpson is thirty-five years old, and
his home formerly was in AnaCOstia.
Simpson had been at the Laurel in
stitution for some time. and was always
dOcile and quiet. Yesterday, however.
he broke away from his nurse and,
scaling the fence. disappeared in the
woods. A search was Immediately insti-
tinted, but he has not yet been aD-
pretended.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
AUTO IN WRECK;
FOUR MEN INJURED

ANDOVER. Mass, June 6.-Four Bos-
ton men were pinned under d big auto
mobile when their machine swerved on
the car tracks and tipped over. r. W.
Hill is reported 20 oe fatally hurt and
the other three are injured seriously.
The accident occurred as the quar-
tet was returning from the Andover-
Exeter baseball game.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
TWO BOYS KILLED
BY EXPRESS TRAIN

HAVERHILL, Mass, June 6.-WbiIe
walking on the Boston and Maine
tracks late this afternoon With their
hands over their ears 10 drown the
noise of a nearby express train, Hec-
tor Deveau, aged sixteen, and Fred
Jones, nine, were struck and INSTANTLY
killed by the Portland express.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
" AMeS' an Open Revolt
On the Taft "Machane"

per TO impair tie work being done by
-ar. Rcot In behalf Of a permanent ar
oitfat'on court OF justice.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
Church Notices.

UNITARIAN-AH Souls Church. cor f4th
and l. SITS, Ulysses G. B. Pierce minister.
9:45 a, m. class for the comparative study
Of religion, and unity study class II a. m.
children's day and Sunday school commence
meat. 530 p m. Young Peoples Religious
Union. The public invited 10 al services
-
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
Married.

ATKINSON = FALCONER-On Wednesday
morning, June 3. 1908, at u noon, by the
Rev. Dr. Mcleod. SAMUEL T. ATKIN-
son. Of Richmond Va. to EDNA NJ.
FALCONER, OF Washington. D. {. II
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

MR.. PHILIP MENECK BOUGHT THE
store from Miss Margaret O'Daniall. 30i
X 81. ne. If any bills owed kindly call
at once; days time. II
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that NJ
II. Bray VIII not be responsible for any
debts contracted by his wife Laura M
Bray 1e7-3t
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

JUDD & DETWEILER, Ire,
THB BIG PRINT SHOP. ga 18th At nv.
1el-tf
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Have you considered two things?
The low price OF coal during April
and May, and also the probability
the summer. These suggestions are
all sufficient
The Allegheny Company
Coal. Coke, and Wood.
SIS Eleventh Street -, W.
Chute Wagons Phone Connections
ap25-60t
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

him that his daughter lay dead at An
napolis and asking for adviccs as to the
disposition of the body. The argument
sas to the identity OF the woman pro-
kZressed as a reply was awaited.
1T Is Margaret" sorrowfully protest
I'D half a dozen friends and relatives Of
hehat girl.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
Special Notices.
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and the best printing facilities We are
qualified 70 DO the best printing and AZ the
smallest cost. Get our prices.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

SPECIAL OFFER IN ladies' and Eentlemen's
furnishings: hosiery undergaTnentH. shirt
waists. shirts, collars. necktiess Cosmopolitan
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-09-24

Bond Of s Mckee. assessor OF Van Vert
approved.
Quarterly report of w A Poush. recorder,
approved.
Quarterly report OF A Tharp clerk. ap-
proved.
School fund mortgages Nos Il and 43 to 81
inclusive. approved.
The following tax levies were made for the
year 1908 and the auditor was instructed to
extend the tax lists accordingly:
State 3.5 mills. county mills. bridge 4
mills. county road 1. mill. pauper 1. mill. SOL
dier relief 2 mills. bond mills. state univer-
sity 2 mills. state college g mills. county In
sane IS mills. State Normal L mill, in
sane 3 mills, county school l. mill. and all
levies as asked for by the different assess
ment districts. See table elsewhere.
The following persons were appointed to
serve as judges and clerks at the general
election to be held on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in November 1908:
Bloomington
Judees-Adron Ncftsger. J W Toney, J D
Jackson,
Clerks-R G Spurrier. w Edmondson
Burrell. Davis City precinct
judges r McClaran. Bullock. L A
Brown.
Clerks-W Brewer, Carter Scott.
Burrell. Terre Haute precinct
Judges-E B Ryan. Dan Myers. @ P Shaft
ner
Clerks-O E Black. Fred W Cash.
Center
Judges-W c Gibson. W Howell. s W
Sears.
Clerks-H D Greenlee. John Gardner.
Judges-Jas Cresswell. ] A Houston, F M
Furitt.
Clerks-F NJ Riddle. II 81 Euritt.
Eden
Judges-L A Durell. o II Reynolds, E Doc
little.
Clerks-M Manchester. ] W Frost.
Fayette
Judges G Danielson. W A Grenawalt,
Chas France.
Clerks-A Otis White. ] F Jones'
Franklin
1niooS-T O. W ID
rem,
Clerks-C M Kline. W d Davis.
Garden Grove. Garden Grove precinct
Judges-E NJ Curry. G u Mallette. G
Arnold.
slerks-s Il Amos. D Burns.
Garden Grove. Leroy precinct
Judges-G G Mcclure. Ed Lewis D Bar
ger.
Clerks-J A Buffum. Howard Culver.
Grand River
Judges-Chas Kelley. W H Akers. M Bron-
son.
Clerks-John Baker. R R Trower.
High Point
Judges-L L Richardson. W D Smith, N
Bumgarner.
Clerks-J Mendenhall. Warrington.
Hamilton
Judges-s P Rogers NJ Gammill. c e
Morey
Clerks-O W Parker. Ivan Beach,
Long Greek
Judges-E W Fierce. W A Ramsey. M
Brown.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-09-24
BOARD MEETS.
The Board Of Supervisors of Decatur County
Iowa, Meet in Regular September Session.
Report of Business Transacted.
Monday. September Il. 1908.

According to law the board Of supervisors
met in regular session in the Office of the
board at Leon. Iowa.
Members present. A. B. McClaran. S. P.
Wiley and S. H. Covington.
Board at once proceeded to examine the
following claims paid in vacation and allow
ed the same.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-09-24
Clerks-J N Halstead. A E Price.

Clerks-J M Halstead. A Price,
Morgan
'ludges-F Taylor. Bent McClaran. @ ~
Barr.
Clerks-G smallwood. Herbert Coxad.
New Buda
Judges-John Lowell. Oscar Judd, Jas.
Bolon.
Clerks-w A Cummings M Howell,
Richland
Judges-G M Grimm sr.. 6 Young. ] r..
Closson.
Clerks-Geo Poland. v E Beck.
Woodland
Judges Grogan. A E Stephens, Tom
Lane
Clerks-H L Coontz d Leachman.
Leon-First Ward
Judges-C M Axes. F L Jenkins. w
Keeler.
Clsrks-F L Conrey. Roe Caster Jr.
Leon-second Ward
Judges-E Bell. W Craig. w Chandler.
Clerks-John Penniwell. NJ A Gammill.
Leon-Third Ward
Judges H Evans W Foxworthy. Rolla
Benefel.
Clerks-s G Mitchell. G E Lane,
AT stx:so'olock board adjourned to meet
Wednesday at clock
Attest:
81. G. Scott. A. McClaran
county Auditor. Chairman.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-09-24

Wednesday. September 16, 1908.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Members all present.
Board spent the day in examining road and
bridge petitions.
Petition OF T Rhodes ct al. for road in
Bloomington township. granted.
Petition Of A Woollums ct al. granted.
Petition OF M Euritt ct al granted.
Ate O'Clock the board adjourned to meet.
Thursday ats o'clock
Attest:
Scott. A B McClaran.
County Auditor. Chairman.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-09-24

Ats O'Clock board adjourned to meet Tues
day at o'clock.
Attest:
81. G. Scott. A, B. McClaran
county Auditor. Chairman.