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Official Minutes of Board of Supervisors
 Meeting Held July 6. 1908.
Office of the Board of Super
 visors, Coconino Go Ariz Flagstaff. AriZ July 6. 1908.

Office of the Board of Super
 visors, Coconino Go Ariz
 Flagstaff. Ariz July 6, 1908.
 The regular quarterly meeting of the Board was held today, there being present Chairman and Mem her Gregg, Mem bers Cameron and Kennedy and Clerk Flynn. The minutes of July 1st were read and approved.
 The following claims against the county were audited and approved and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds in payment of the same:
 B. A. Cameron, making
 original assessment roll $1OO co The H. H McNeil Co.,, sup
 plies, county officers. .. 78 SS J. E. Jones. stationery,
 county officers. ...... 12 45 pr C. D. Jeffries, consul
 tation account public
 health. 5 % Town of Flagstaff, water
 rent. Jan. 1st to July 1st.
 1908 ..... 25o co Postal Telegraph Cable Co.,,
 Williams, telegrams co.
 officers 9 10
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Williams Property for Sale

Having decided to leave Willia ms l offer for sale all my property, in cluding the following:
 Five room house and lot in mill town.
 Two houses and five lots in Taber addition.
 Lodging house and four lots on Railroad avenue.
 Some lots and parcels of land in Williams.
 For further particulars call on or address me.
 MRS. s. B. TABER, Williams, Ariz
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ITEMS OF GENERAL
 INTEREST
Iocal Heus

Fr. Vabre of Flagstaff was in the city Wednesday.
 Fr. Connolly of Winslow spent Tuesday in the city.
 The largest supply of base ball goods in northern Arizona at
 HILL & KENNEDY's.
 Attorney Geo. w. Glowner was a professional visitor in the city Tuesday.
 C,conino county has, according to ths last school census, 9O2 ehil- dren of school age.
 Postmaster Fred Smith was en- ioying a few days outing at Sun shine during the week.
 Chas E Howard. the Ash Fork sheepman, was transacting busi- ness in the city Tuesday.
 Supervisor Kennedy has been at- tending the meetings of the board of equalization this week.
 Remember, we order for you at publishers prices any paper or book published. Hill & Kennedy. Hugo Victor, Santa Fe agent, has recovered sufficiently to resume his duties at the local depot.
 A good soaking rain is badly needed. Sand storms are getting to be little too numerous.
 Merchant F. O. Poison left for Prescott Thursday. having been summoned on the U S. grand jury. Built in china cabinets. book eases and all odd work quickly and neatly done by c. Morris, sash and door factory. P. o. Box 18S Owing to absence of three mem bers of the town council from the city, the regular meeting was not held Tuesday evening.
 Mrs Stacey B. Hibhen arrived in the city Tuesday evening from California and will visit for some time with her parents, MT. and Mrs. A H. Harrell.
 Who can it be2 It is rumored that one of Hicks Bandits will be married shortly. There are twelve of them and each one swears that it is the other. Who can it be?
 Chas. E. Coe, superintendent at the Supai Indian reservation. was in the city Wednesday, He was on his way from a visit in the east and stopped off to attend to some business affairs.
 We save you money when von letus make your ice cr-am m. punch or sherbet. Your patronage solic ited and satisfaction qua ranteed.
 HILL < KENNEDY.
 The open season for impoundine live stock found running at large within the corporate limits of the town of Williams began last Mon- day If you miss any of your stock inquire of Marshal Patterson.
 Miss Harriette Tefft rame in from Maine to enjoy the Fourth and spend the Sabbath with her par ents and friends Miss T-fft is finishing the term of school there, Miss Freeman. the teacher en- ployed having resigned.
 Mrs. Mae Scott returned from Los Angeles Tuesday evening. She accompa nied William Dunham, the railroader who had his foot so ba fly hurt in the local yards some weeks since, to the Emergency hospital. Mrs Scott says Dunham is doing nicely and that his foot can be saved, but that two toes will have to be amputated.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
[Continued from page l

OOUtlu u6u tTOIl1 page l
 court house, 2d quar-. ' OO| pr. R O. Raymond. exam.
 IDSdne OO Edgar Whipple. services
 coroner ....... 15 OO' The J. M Dennis Lum. Co. supplies and team, for
 coroner 24 co Dr. C. D. Jeffries, prof ger.
 1ndlgrnt D OO Wilbur P. Sipe, M. D con
 tract county physician,
 June ................ 45 co Pacific Surgical Mfg. Co.,.
 furniture CO., hospital =. IA 80 Yawman & Erbe Mfg, Co.,,
 supplies CO offices 4 50 !. E Jones, rental office
 supt. schools. .. 5 40 '. E Hart, meals, jail,
 June ......... 125 50 I. w. Francis, fees and sal.
 sheriff, June. ... 773 a5 Frank L Moore. printing
 and publishing -. =. B 62 fee Jim. meals. prisoners,
 Willia ms. 3S 50 Bahbitt Bros. sup. June PA S9 The Ruffin Drug Co, drugs
 and supplies s.. 15 S5 l Postal Tel Cable Co.,, Flag
 staff, telegrams county OllIicTe 4O 1c Postal Tel-Cable Co.,, Will
 jams, telegrams county Otncer6 l Do Western Union Tel. Co,
 telegrams co officers. -. Is 95 James Nuanez, inter. J. P.
 SOoIt c OO Elmer Langin. fees of J. P.
 and coroner. Williams. 47 20 ]. c. Milligan, fees J. P, June. o9 oU Babhitt Bros Go. of Will
 jams, supplies, quaran-
 tine 493 99 NJ. Reneke. labor streets,
 ac. quarantine. . s 75 L s Drum. Ia bor and sup.
 road work. .......... Fl 35 Gus Freulen berger. labor
 and supplies. road work 10 co H. F. Ashurst, expense dis
 trict attorney, criminal
 cases. .. I9 Oo J. R Treat, treasurer, trial
 jury certificates paid ;. 25 80 Eva M. Marshall, envel-
 opes. sheriff and super VlSOTS fl IL Western Union Telegraph
 Co.,. telegrams county of-
 ficers. May. IA 6a J R. Treat, treasurer. mis-
 cellaneous cash items,
 paid =. 142 7C | ] R Treat, treasurer, road
 ord"rs paid d....... S61 1t J E Jones, expense supt
 of schools. 12 SC
 The following claim was re. iNcted:
 Edw. NJ. Brown, glasses
 for prisoner .. ...... 4 0( The Board then adjourned. JESSE GREGG, Chairman Board of Supervisors
 Cnconino County, Arizona. Attest: THos. A FLYNN, Clerk.
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count inquest ........ 6O Frank B. Johnson, bounty
 wild animals. .... 85 75 i c. NJ. Bledsoe, bounty wild
 animals. 10 75 Wm. Everett, stenographic
 work, criminal case. -. 5O ]. O'Donel, outdoor relief,
 J ny ~ Oo Frank Bennett bounty wild
 animals ... :. 23 % Frank L Moore. printing
 and stationrry.... -. At 70 pr. L. B. Stookey, toxi-
 cological examination,
 criminal case. -. .. 15 % i R Treat, treas freight
 hospital furniture ... II 78 ] R. Treat treas, road or
 ders paid d..... 1O2 10
 The report of the County Recor- Ter for June. showing fees collected in the amount of $9O 20. with rreasurer's receipt for said amount attached, was checked with blotter nd fee book, found correct and :pproved.
 The report of the clerk of the Board for June, showing school md university land rent collec- ions in the mount of $355 50, was checked with lease book. approved md the amount ordered forwarded to the Territorial Treasurer.
 The report of the District Attor- ney showing $51 II in his posses sion. the same being held as evil ,lence in criminal case, was approved.
 The report of A w Kinsey, Road Overseer, showing expenditures of $500 10 for work on Tonto Basin road during May and June, was approved.
 The report of J. E Jones, County school Superintendent, for the quarter ending July 1st, and show ing a balance of $16,195 S1, dis tributed to the various school dis trict funds, was checked, with his hooks and warrants, and ap- proved.
 The report of J. R. Treat, Treas urer, showing tax collections dur ing the second quarter as follows: For the year 1907 -. 1926 II For the year 1906 and
 prior thereto. :........ llO4 50 was checked with cash books and stubs, and approved.
 The Treasurer's report for the second quarter showing a balance on hand June 3Oth of $27, ,4138O, distributed to the various Territor- ial county and school funds, was checked with cash book. stubs and receipts. found correct and ap- proved.
 The district attorney and the hoard of supervisors. pursuant to law proceeded to count the money in the county treasury, and having done so. returned the following verified report in duplicate:
 That the amount of money that ought to he In the treasury on July 1st 1908 is $27 ,413.SO.
 That the amount of money &C., tually in the treasury is $27.413 80
 That the kind of money is: Currency $ l.IO4 32 Silver 19 O6 Amount in A. c. Bank 1923 56 Amount in Citizens 18O66 S6 That the rate of interest the county receives on said deposits is per cent per annum on the daily balances, credited to the county monthly. That no more than three months have elapsed since the last counting of such moneys was made as required by law.
 A communication from the coun- tv superintendent of schoolsinform- ing the board that Bellemont School District Mo- 8. Frisco School district No 4 and Canyon Diablo Dist. No. ' were suspended by him because of failure to maintain a eohool in coiJ Jiotriote oc rooniro1
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JESSE GREGG, Chairman Board of Supervisors. Cnconino County, Arizona. Attest: THos. A FLYNN, Clerk.
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NEAL FAVORS WATER WORKS

Dr P A. Melick received the fol- lowing letter from c. A. Neal, for mer editor of the NEWS, which we reproduce below with pleasures:
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Neelce ~ iLessauk School and
State Q5onas.

The cho1and otalspstatelands situated
lin 3enninAC Countys6tate of North Dakota
ferlaMining Hnleased. will be offered fof
ileN kyr4tQic auction to the highest bid.
aetAt thesO Oouff House in the City of Penn.
6i1A. ,at one o'tlodprnl. ON Saturday m
NakS &Ay ydk6epteribor;1o06 dk npon the f0lloI.
laS INNS 41ait-
asrated a. hay land"A" III ,
saS ~ onepsr cent of the appraised
AS4 hands appraised at ten dollars
p4F0 aofeVf3j be leased for the oHa.
a. X ~ the minimum price of ten
4all>1 4 s4nerter section. and all other
laH4 a6leeS than ten dollars per
acSf9 9tleaeed tfor. Ave years at the
teas sla Nffhye dollars per quarter
toE{4Dh 1o auak rental
L4sb1 tis 10 .be leased IL flied with
The tninil1l1n ;annual rental for any
cplttvated tsactsywill be five per cent of the
appraised v11ue thereof.
TIT lease via he required to pay the
1ddition to tlseHeGal fee of three dollars for
hyal year1 leasesand one dollar and fifty
cent? for one ylnrsllease, at the time of the
public leasing 1ntadvance.
The Board II university and School
Lapde reserves the right to reject any or
Dated ,ragB ct Bis-.rak. ND. this 9th day of
@.IHEGGE,
Land Commissioners
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MAINE ELECTION.

The Maine state election :which.ocous
nextweek will have but littles,gnifcanoe
as tonational, issues. Strange Us it may
seem, this state which was the first ,ts
pass prohibition laws and which some
thirty years ago placed the prohibition
law IN its constitution by q very large
majority, is having prehibition as It's
principal issue this year. TO many
people this will seem strange and will
naturally be interpreted Is change in
sentiment among the down-easters as to
the results Of prohibition. The facts are
however, that the population of this old
state has been changing for consider
able period. All along the sea shore
where the people used to buildships and
fish for living, is now series Of sum-
mer residepce places, which for two
months in tho year are peopled with sum
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mer visitors largely from all the great
cities of the Atlantic coast. In the nor
thern part of the state there are many
beautiful and extensive lakes and fine
mountain scenery,w with fishing and hunt
ing, which are also great attractions for
similar visitors.
In the factory towns, which are many,
the former American operatives have
been almost wholly displaced by foreign
ers from Canada and Europe.
These new conditions are the cause of
the change of sentiment on the prohib.
ition question. The summer hotel and
boarding house keepers want to supply
their boarders with the liquor that they
are used to having at home and which
they demand-and in many cases do
furnish the supply. Many thousands Of
dollars have been expended by these
hotel men on what were Aat barren
wastes beforehand markets and other ad-
Hanuages created for the surrounding
citizens to their great;advautage. In the
factory towss the foreign population
'clamor for their beer-snd the clamor
'is satisfied ny the blind pigs.
n'the smaller towns of the interior
where the people are ~ot contaminated
by the outside in1ux,she prohibitioe aaw
is fullysnforced and public sentiment
Fsupporteiit. In the other places mea1tion.
ed'there. is more or aess infringement Of
the law-and the 'ssual argumeat that
because !prohibitisn is.s a. failure then
license should be established.
'Ofsourse all this sort OF sHgument
has been gone o~er too many times for
us,te'need to repsat the same Aere-our
only'object being to state what Is the
matterwith the~sO ~sOld Pine Tree State. /"
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ahe argumeait in ,referenc.tto the pro-
pr manner inRhich to print the ticket
attthe head At the editoriaa~columns Of
the sstate press has sett3ea down into
three oaassest tto-wit-papessia formerly a
the stalwart class give tho nsmes of both
candidates toer senator, those of Tia
1progressivs kind print only the na1.ss
ksf Marshall, while The 'Lidgerwood
|Broadake 1sn't print anysAf 'em.
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0rStasaeenls. 81.

-
AM.ASAaok 'sasesras,ng thei nd
lsno Oeoaaentss6alfsd, 'fs saccessors
sssae.s 'ssd . lessees' 20 construct sant
oPelsse ssnWey,ae'sess certain sbset'
snd a''eys IN tho 'saty OF 'Peatns
sountyot femefns s.dfstate OF N~tt
Dssoss.
DE TIC kDAMfD,iRy the City G,osnci
OF sne. cisy OF Femblnsi County sflianm
o'ns' ossseoi NortnAakots:-
511oa !.
1nas Pesnlssion and authorityit'e and
sne ssme'ae hereby :esanted to theAkid.
lsna con.neneal fsiroad, = corpcssason
organized 0nder ana by virtue q tthe
Jaws OF sne 'state 'n south .Dakoea, ita
succeesohe, assigns ;a9d 'iessees, TO aay
oo~n, a ma'nss'n ana operate TOR aiPaiiod
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Attest: F. A. wARDwELL,
City Council.

!, City Council. e.
Setpember 9th, 1905. Regular Meeting
City Council adjourned from Sept. 7th,
sasme being Labor Day, legal holiday.
Present: Mayor Miller, Aldermen
King, Felson, Thompson and Short.
:Fhe following bill was audited and
alfowed--N. G, Patterson, culvert and
dressings, sl45.OO. :-;ea r.,
/ Aaditor. read financial statement of
tAl4tIty for the. year ending August 3lst
R?la and same was ordered filed.
Auditor read Recommendation for basis
s. lstax levy for the ensuing year, and re-
t6HheAded the amount to be assessed
in addition to amounts already
asessed for interest and sinking fund
baHaed debt. ,.i..
Annual appropriature ill in form Of
Ordinance No. 81 was passed on its first
reading by the following vote-Ayes,
Aldermen Short, Thompsca, Felsoa, and
KiaE. Nays, none.
Ordinance No. 60 6xing tax levy for
the eusaing year at $500 was passed on
lts first reading by the following vote
Ayes. Aldermen Short, King, Poison, and
ThnGpson.
Ordinance No. 81 'tbeiug aa ordinance
aAtkofising the MidRsnd Continental
RI Eoad, its SUCCESSORS, assigns aaklsss-
|ees, Ito construct 'snd "opeu1se railway
sslpes certain streetssnd silleys in the
Nv a. Pembi.a:'' was calsed up for pass
|tge'oni its seco.d reading snd passed by
the following wote-Ayes, Aldermen
Hing, Thompson, Fslscn, and Short.
Nays, none.
On motion, adjourned until Monday
'evening, september 2lst, 1908.
F.:A. MNRDWELL,
auditor.
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Notice sf Expiration Of
Rednmptlon.

TO Archie b. Buie, iinywhose name the fol
lowing describedQand is assessed.
TakAN Notice, That tahstcertain piece of parcel
Iot hnd situated G the County Of Pembina
Ttollews. to-wit: An of Block Eighty lso) in
the town (now citye of Rembina, according
to the recorded plat thereof ON file and foi
record IN the office e ahs Register of Deeds
OF North Dak0ea. Olea, ON the 9Th day OF
December AID. 1904 dkily sold for the delin.
uuent taxes thereoa fer a100,by the Auditor
IN said County In tie Aaenner provided by
Aaw. for the sum of TWe DOllors and Sixty.
two cents (26D and
That the amount reunired to redeem said
piece or parcel of land G1om such sale il
Four Dollars and Sixtyceasts jI.OO), exclt1.
Afye Of the costs to aocrse 1spon this notice;
and
That the time in wfic4 said piece of par.
GaofAand can be redeemed from such sale
thereef will expire Ninety 90 days after
taas Notice.
W1tnaes my hand and o61eiar seal at Penn
bins, North Dakota this 18th dag of August
AD. asos. ~ " ~ CON- 80
. Auditor of Peanbina County,
lNAuultOrS Seal North Dakota,
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SECTION Z.


This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after the date of its
legal publication and acceptance in
writing by the Midland Continental
Railroad filed in the Office of the City
Auditor of Pembina, North Dakota.
The foregoing Ordinance No. 81 was
passed on its first reading on the 4th Of
May, 1908, by the following vote
I Ayes-Aldermen King, Shumaker, Eel.
Son, Thompson, Short. Nays-None. :
The foregoing Ordinance No. 81 was
passed on its second reading on septem.
Der 9th, 1908, and passed by the follow.
ing vote
.Ayes-Aldermen King, Thompson, Eel.
son. and Short. Nays-None. -
Approved this 9th day of September
1908.
NJ. H. MILLER,
Mayor. I.
Attest: F. A. WARDWELL, -
Auditor.
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Mr.. Brysaihas been repeating some u
|dhis fsmous.speeches on-4reoords' to.be
repeated hysthe; talkiugmachines to tke
|genesal Pdtaic'ss . sort u campaigiipa
documents. There are some speel1ass
on: recocsA1sde along tack in 1898 ahpat
silver land gold, that won't .appear on
the phoaagrsph records. * e
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>. s,General Ballot.
'(Presidential. State, District and
County 'NOninees.)

'>re>>S>@S>S>
a :: ii - HS!
~ General Ballot.
! tPrsidential, State, District and
q County Nonlinees)
For h'ss1asetA @iEHfAn i. i, rArr
For viee;President..
For Prssidential Elsetors-
Z HERMAN SCHEER
: :kRTS& kR; MiSH9H M.ANsoN
For ReRreseGtstiSss GsHSN to Congress
q T. b. HANNA
: For Justice of sspIeme Court
( oceiao5 Z. K. JOHNSON
. For Lieutenant Governor
( r. S. LEWIS
I tS'' sefifas5z &ifRsb e STATS sf1IsDK11
Z b. X BRIGHTBILL
Forstate:Treasurer-
g. /. BICKFORD
For sugt; Public Instruetion.z.
\ WALTER L. STOCKWf1I6
For r*AttSGHsasK 'SHDks% GSpfss1l MILLER
por'cqEETc!sce,SesP g. g. coSPSR St Insurance
) ForGomlnissioner of Agriculture
". e. G1LBREArH
For'ce%~issioneSs e q & Nn4ls St Rs,1seaas-
! II. II q 4. GATMAAss s4HTAaAAssx
FGDistrict Judge. 7th Judi6tia i.
} WILLIAM J. KNBssa1Aw
sA.S,.JUDsoN II. I.AMoGaaE II 5stas
For n1embere House of RepEeseuta-
J ttives, lst District.
{ ;Sh9: s.. 3: MiTfs 4: iHTSSF1A
For Member House of Representa- !
t'vss: e. a%NssEss aea NR'st!ist-
f0'e1sRaae @RoReE RoxB.HcusE
F0roe;saHty VT. Aef!sats 4. FsTseu 5:
} nor oGRR:XK asXaK xisif 4. ifa1is1 zssgssox /,
! fofusia Sa9. 8. PsfsRsasR Pis1sids Ssst'-
roFRfEsss6s yd&s f +: PsfS; Gid
} For:etates Attorney
...-..............................,.
F0'o County II. .. 'sSsf '2f6k
For'ergssHintsndsnt rs Has 3 Hof;sshee1sv /.
For Public ic.Administrstor-
ELLIS THOKWAIlDSON i
For Coroner
i. N. BURROWS
For County Commissioner,
4fh District
JOHN C. JOHNSON
ForOounty Commissioner,
and District
JOHN *. GGAR60N 4
EorCounty Constatfleo-
OODUR DAuKHIAN
THOMASG C. MCCONNELL
ANDREW Gl.AGERMXN
], N. SCHRAEDER
ForGounty Justices
BJARNI 0AQ8EED
R. II. HUFFMAN d
C. MURPHY
JAS, TISDAdE
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'SDcIyoN &.

| The1aid City Of tPsIbina shall hMw'
the pesaad occupation of sid street.
and asyslfor all pn1aoses not in ssn
sistent With: the terms,a this giant ~
the sid city hereby ,eEpressly resestiis,a
the right tor Itself. .its7saccsssors, aesiillla u
OF grastess to enter :at any tine piee
any or II portions Of such streets M
alleys ever or upon which SAID tra1h =
shall RECONSTRUCTED, ,.asd to make thaes
in such excavations and do suoh~ o d
work g may Be necessary tol the -
structioa and repairs ,M strsAt ssvess
CUTTERS, water mains, gas pipes and othe,
work Of pnblic character, such work q
be perfouael ina carafua and method
cal manner SO as not to interfere with
the railroad tracks and operations oval
the same, and without liability to such
railroad Tor damages, and said railroad
shall protsat it's railway during said
work; said riilroad'by the acceptance oa
the privileges hereby granted agreed 70
and accepts TIE terms and conditions Of
this ordinance. Unless sid railroad
company shall within three years from
the passage and approval 'of this ordin-
ance have its railroad built md in oper-
alton in said city then This ordinance
and the privileges therein granted shall
cease and determine.
SECTION G.
Said railroad shall file With the City
Auditor Of Pembina 4 plat showing il
line through said city bsfore bsgiaping
eonstrnehon within The aity liplts.
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s1AAN' % t.,
Said Midtxnd Contiaental Railway is
hereby authorized to operate said eall;
road with steam or with such ether
motive psawer as it shall deem BEST the
privileges hsreby;gfsnted, howeves;shall
be enjoyed subject ITO all general .ordin-
ances thdt'are now,or hereafter may be
in force concerning railroads in said city,
and the'proper authorities Of said city
shall have the right at any time'to cause
the ~ater supply pipes, gas ripes and
oeher' necessaSy1public improvements to
be laid throuehand across tAeroute and
right Of way Il said compasy at such
psaHits 'as ;they may select without any
pscceedipgs TO condemn the,property Of
sad company for such purpese, and with,
oa1t compensation to said company o.
damages be1ng paid there6sr.
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vile and Chippewa Streets; Chippewa
Street; the 20 foot alley between Chip.
pewa and Ramsey Streets; Ramsey
Street; the 20 foot alley between Ramsey
and Stutsman Streets; Stutsman Street;
the 20 foot alley between Stutsman and
Rolette Streets; Rolette Street; the %
foot alley between Rolette and Hancock
Streets; Hancock Street; the 20 foot
alley between Hancock and Hayden
Streets; Hayden Street; the 20 foot alley
between Hayden and Jerome Streets;
Jerome Street; the 20 foot alley between
Jerome and Montraille Streets; Mon.
traille Street; all said crossings to be at
grade; also on, over upon and across all
such lands, lots, and property as the said
Midland Continental Railroad Company
its successors, assigns and lessees now
own or may hereafter acquire by lease
purchase, condemnation or otherwise,
and consent, permission and authority
are hereby given said Midland Contin.
entail Railroad to cross with its said
tracks and other appliances all said de.
scribed streets, alleys, lands and lots as
hereintofore specified.
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Permission and authority are also
granted said Midland Continental Rail
road to construct telegraph. aud tele-
phone lines alongside its SAID tracks on
poles which shall be planted entirely
within the limits of the land owasa BY
said Midland Continental Railroad, and
no wires shall cross any street or alley at
height of less, than q feet above the
grsde of such street or alley if paved sor
graded, or the same height above, tn;
general level Of the prairis where streets
and alleys are not gradea.el SO