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The daily tribune., 1909-02-04
CRYSTAL THEATRE.

Big double show this evening and
balance of this week. If you want
to laugh till you can not laugh any
more come and see how chickens
are Matched. Change of program
every night. Blk
The daily tribune., 1909-02-04
NOTICE.

Double show, new pictures and
song every evening until Feb 3, at
the Majestic. Look for the name. on
the windows. 25-tf
The daily tribune., 1909-02-04

Sunday dinner at The Fremont
hotel will be served from l2 until z
p. m. and supper from 8 until 8 p. m.
3l-32
The daily tribune., 1909-02-04

For Sale-Corrugated iron roofing.
Good and hand pressed brick, and
hand lumber Of all cription.
Barney Ginsberg.
Phone Florence ~. b8tf
The daily tribune., 1909-02-04

WAnted-All classes of second hand
goods. Highest cash prices paid.
f. O. Hall. State Bank Bid.
The daily tribune., 1909-02-04
FOR SALE

For SAle-SinRer and Wheeler & Will
son machines. Easy rayments.
Supplies and repairs. Machines to
rent. Repair work done under guar.
antee. 5a7 w. Main street. Il. O.
Melton. salesman. 27.3Ix
The daily tribune., 1909-02-04
GribuneTLass4ds
" AN T Z o

WAnted-Highest price paid for
all kinds Of junk, hides and furs.
sacks, etc. etc. Barney Ginsberg
Phone Florence 40 b3-tf
The daily tribune., 1909-02-04

Gall On the Tribune when you
need job printing.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library of ConEess-Opea a. Il to u p 4 O
secular days from 2 2. n % . , n Sundays
ard Oh certain holidays
Public Library-Opsn a II 20 ,. Il: holidays
.. 2. % 2. Il: Sundays. 10 D n
White H0gse-0pen l1 a IL 70 = n.
Uritsd states CspataI-CUen g a. II 70 . D n
state. War. and Nsry Derarrmsnts-Opea :. n
- = 10 Che original DeCiunu1u u Irdepe1c-
e-ce IS iu the library AZ tks state DepaT-r1ert-i
United States Treas-ry-Ogsu = u 20 ?. Il
United states Pa's1t U1ce-Ope1 3 Z. T. %
United States Pe1son Bureas-Opcn u to
? H.
United States Post-osoe-Oren 9 g. e. to p n
Washington CIIy Post-0Goe-Ope1 al ho1rk CTse
Dead Letter O15ce is n the CITY pos--olce.l
National Bctsuic Ga-den>-Opeu a. T. 70 ? Il
Fish Ccmnaission-Open a. r. 70 80 ? n
AMY Medical Museun-OpCn 3 g. z. % 80 2 II
National Museun-Opea s. T. 70 90 ?. Il Tn
ending hc-iIavsI
Smithsonian Irstf-uu1l-OpG1 e. q. % 80 .
4. tt1c,1di-z h0.idEys-
Agriruiru-al De2srtne1t-opea a. n 70 50
2 n
Bureau o. Enszrfag s8d PriatinE-Opa : a L
. 20 .. n.
wsshiag-71 Mouumszt C554 fsss fl hsszht-Open
So q. r. 70 80 :. n tElevstor r-1s trou - n.
urtil ?. H.
Corcorsn Gsue-y q Art-Opsa - T. n 70 4
J. n winter: q Il % 9 ? n II SINNER Sun
Cays-l-0 p. n 20 ? H., ezcsP-iaS 81 z.ldsazS-
u7days and Sundays; othg- days. &C admission.
G0Eeumsut Printing O&oe-Open % = n. 70 :
?.
Navy Ya-d-Ope1 9 a. II % So = n
SouthECr-h Cottage. 3th = and Prospect ava
Key Ma1slor-Hcme q Francs Soott key aurhcr
q The star STs-Eled Banner. Ss u street
northwest O7eu daily. except sunday, a. z 70
SO ?. n Admission frec-
N THE SUBURBS
ZoCioy5csl Park-OpeB al day.
RCCk CrpFk Bridge and Par
Chc=T Chase ard hezsiuEt1l-
Naval Observau1ry-Open 9 a. IT. % : ?. Il
Mount Vernon the h11e ard tuEb q Nashizs
tCul-OTcn = s. II 70 p T.
Arlington National CeDet1y.
Fcrt Mye- Military Pest
United States Soldiers H0De-Open 2 a Il q
sunset
United States Naval Academy. Annapolis. Nd
Cathedral Grounds Te11zilytJEn rUad-OpEa 8 l.
2 20 ?. II
GTg1t Falls q the Potomac
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
HARVEY REMEMBERED POOR.
VIII of Restaurant Man Provides
ReQueSts for ASylumN.

BequeathIng $50 each 10 the Little Sis
ters Of the Poor, s.. Vincent's Orphan
Asylum. and St Joseph's Male Orphan
Asylum. the viii Of George ". Harvey,
formerly proprietor Of Harvey's restau-
rant, was fled for probate yesterday, dis
posing of an estate valued at about 500
O00
\ grandniece. Rose A. Harvey. IS given
life interest in Job Maryland avenue
southwest Mrs Virginia Harvey. the
widow, gets a life interest IN premises
go and S2s Eleventh street southwest
and the late home OF the teststOT, 923
Massachusetts, avenue northwest, in addi-
tion 20 the horses and carriages
The remainder Of the estate. together
with the property IN which life interests
are bequeathed. goes share and share
alike 20 the FIVE children. Laura c. Cain,
Marion q Fischer. George s. Harvey,
Catherine Y. Stiles. and May VI. Nc
Carthy.
Conway Robinson and Mrs Mary V
Harvey are named executors
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
EXCURSION IS ARRANGED.
saenEerbund VIII Give Outing N
ChesaneaIke Reach Sundnr-

At meeting OF the excursion commit
tee OF the Sauge-buud at tie clubhouse.
last night Harry Minister and Robert
PlUym reported they had visited
Chesapeake Beach on Sunday. and had
made all necessary arrangements for
the excursion 10 te held al that place
ln the near future
The committee is sparinE neither pains
nor money 20 guarantee those who viii
take advantage Of the trip a programme
Of auUseuents containing many novel
features. There VIII be q baby show iu
connection with the affair. q handsome
man contest the most popular young
woman viii receive a prize. and games
of every description. including full
fedSed baseball viii be on the pro-
Er5mme.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
FRANK B. KELLOGG TO RETIRE.
VIII Leave Department of Justice
After Work l. Cleared Up

Frank b Kellogg. Of St Paul. MINI. who
has been acting for some time as special
counsel for the government In the prose
CutiCn OF the Standard OF cases, said yes
terGay he had notified the President and
tEe Attorney General Of his intention 20
resume the practice Of law after the
conclusion OF his present work for the
Department OF Justice.
7, VIII be the policy Of Attorney Cen
eral Wickershau % utilize The regular
assistants n the Department Of Justice IN
the prosecution Of cases under the anti
trust laws and not 20 engage special
counsel who are paid large fees from the
antitrust fund
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
TEST FOR TAXIMETERS.
Plan for Their Inspection Settled
Tpon by Commissioners.

The question OF inspecting meters Of
taxicabs. which has been hanging fire for
some time. was settled yesterday by the
recommendations Of ". c. Haskell. sealer
Of weights and measures. which were ap-
proved by the Commissioners
Taximeters VIII be inspected and sealed
semi-annUally at a charge of 81 for each
inspection This method, It is believed,
viii result IN satisfaction TO both the
patrons and the operating companies.
Testing viii begin this week under the
direction Of the sealer. An accurate
course has been laid out around the
/ Ellipse. and the machines will be tested
on this road
/ The inspection and testing Of taximeters
+ Is one Of the most important features Of
( taxicab regulations. according 10 Commits
( sioner West Many complaints about
/ inaccUracy have been made.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
Buy. Site for Potomac school.

For the new Potomac School in the
southwest the District Of Columbia has
purchased a site at the southeast corner
Of Tenth and E streets from Edwin L
Wilson. Dwight Anderson. and Malcolm
Hufty. the owners. There was SS5.017 ap-
propriated by the last Congress for the
new school building. Plans VIII not be
drawn until the new municipal architect
IS arnninrel-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
JUDGE KIMBALL BRINGS SUIT.
Asks $4,000 Damages from Quebec
Steamship Company.

Judge Ivory G. KimbaII. Of the Police
Court, brought suit in the District SU-
preme Court yesterday against the Quebec
Steamship Company for $1,000 damages
for alleged personal injuries.
He says that on January L last he
was on a steamship Of the defendant
company, and that as the craft was en-
teriug the harbOr Of New York. A door
near which he was standing was thrown
open By the wind or the motion Of the
ship. and struck him in the face. infict-
ing serious and permanent injuries Judge
KimbaH IS represented by Attorney Harry
G. Kimbau
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
Divorce to Rebecca w. PyIes.

Justice Wright, Of the District Supreme
Court, yesterday granted an absolute di-
vorce 10 Rebecca W Pyles from Julius
Edward Pyles-
Mrs. Pyles in her petition declared that
her husband had slashed her clothing
and wounded her with a knife. She also
charged him with in6delity- The couple
were married in Washington December g.
ISSS. and have three children. The wife
vas represented by Attorney G 4 Bow
en- r.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
TAKEN TO NEW YORK.
Frank II. Orlando Charged with the
Theft of Automobile.

In charge Of New York detective
Frank H Orlando the chauffeur who
toured from the Metropolis TO this city in
the automobile belonging 10 his employer
was taken last night TO New York.
The young man was charged with the
theft Of the machine, valued at S4.5eo. and
was arrested by Policeman Stringfellow.
IN whose house he had taken lodging,
sunday night
Orlando was arrested after a circular
describing him and the machine had been
sent out by a private detective agency
Policeman Stringfelow, Of the Third pre-
cinct, IS expecting the 800 reward offered
by c. p. Church. OF New York.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Capt. F. G. Dixon, Of the tugboat Nj
nerva yesterday rescued six men whose
row boat had capsized at the foot Of z
street IN the Georgetown channel The
men had left the shore when the skiff
turned turtle. They were John Gould.
Benjamin Haslip. William Bore. William
Ryan. Fred DOnnelly. and Yep Crothers-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
B. 8 o. Engineer Promoted.

J H Davis. assistant electrical engi-
neer Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
has been promoted to electrical engineer
with headquarters in Baltimore Mr.
Davis is not yet thirty-five years old and
was formerly connected with the cleo
trical department Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad a Altoona, Pa
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
L0CEn hENTIOE.
EXCURSIONS To-Day.

70 Fcrt MouToe Norfolk Nevpo-t Ne~s. and al
point SCuth-NOrolk and Washington steamer
eTeTy evening in the ygar 1t 5a5
To Annapolis and the Cuited States Ns7sl Acad-
suy-Trains leave every hoCr on the half ho- frou
EifJeeuth ard sJreets northeast
To Rock Greek ard Bridge. ZooloEical Park. Chew
Chase. ard KensingtJn-Cars from Fifteenth street.
and New Y0Tx ave-as every fifteen minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
Broke Into Several Places.

Operations by the three men in Wash
inEton were extensive. and were started
only a few weeks after they were all
released from the New Jersey penten-
tiary al Trenton. Their specially was
hoUse6reakinE. and while their entire
campaign netted them only about N5l
it was not due 20 any lack Of clever
ness or daring on their part
ON January . they broke into the
grocery store os George G AItemus. al
2s31 Fourteenth street northwest They
entered the same store on February !.
on February 3 they entered the dwelling
Of Walter r Hilton, 14W DelafeId place
northwest. tie house Of Judge James II
Wood. 1913 DelafeId place. and the house
Of Arthur L Evans, 4S15 Fourteenth street
northwest
Detectives Burlingame and Weldon
were put on the case. and rounded Up
the Two older men n New York IN the
raidjng Of the lodgings OF the men. sew
eral other arrests were made Of crooks
wanted bv the New York police
Wren Detective Burlincane brought
Osborne and johnson 70 Washington. on
February Il, he brought with him q quart
Of rirroglycerin. and quantity Of fuses,
percussion caps. and other paraphernalia
used IN the profession Of safe blowing
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
NIARRIAGE LICENSES.

james P Ward. =. ard Elizabeth Z. PomsToy. q.
RsT. james T. AfcLain.
Cliaristcr Aiowbray. e s.. Louis. and Freiericka
SendCIs. q. Rer. R. z. Williams
Arthur = Marx = and Mabel sullivan 2 both
Of New YORK City. Rev. ]. b Mclaughlin
Frederick ". Escher. - and Ethel b. Waltz
n.ysr I9 both q Baltimore Rev Psul A. Menzei
FREDERICK H Rsamy, .. and Luia r. Masee. g.
Rev. T. s. Owens
Leafs G.. King . and Anna ". Leeds n both
g Vienna Va BeT. J. r. Mclaughlin
Earnest T. Cc1nally. . Fo7t MycT Va and
Julia Johr-lttey. p. New York Ci-y- Res. John
Reid Shannon.
Dwight 6. smith. 3. and Emily G. Red. "a
Re- J. l. Allison.
Charles " Zsun. 2. and yiaria z ve-s,r. q
beth q Richmond. Rev. J. r Mclaughlin
James J. NIa1niOn 81, ard M2rv n Woods. S
bora q Baltimore. Rex. james a Suyth.
Jsmcs C. Boring. s5. Balimcre. Nd and MatIds
Z. Boring, 81, Doaiphsn Nc5r. Rev. John Rcd
Shannon
COLORED.
Alcnzo Watkins. IS and Elizabeth Lpsc0mbss
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
Watch for a ciry-Ranne aighlanos.
Inspector Mcleod Resigns.

Donald z. Mcleod. Of Porto Rico. post
office inspector al Se.e00 a year in the
Office Of the Postmaster General resigned
yesterday George ". Hail, OF Georgia,
was appointed a fireman at $40 a year in
the fofhce Of the postmaster general.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Large pineaPples. l0c; grape juice. pints,
1sc; sc pound cake, 15c; new fuu cream
cheese. 17c; extra large California prunes.
s lbs. fO- 2Sc, ? cans California 1. c.
peaches. &c. 4 cans condensed milk, sc,
( cans evapOrated milk, &c; 4 cans peas.
&c. ( cans corh. 25c; Z large cans tOma-
toes. &c. lbs. head rice. &c. 4 lbs. lima
beans, Sc J. T D. Pyles' IS stores.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Read the Christian Science Monitor. the
national daily. At Ham Adams. 9Th and
@. and Garrisou's, 1404 Il ST
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Drink Our ButternliIk for Health.
Fairfax Dairy, 1757 Pa. ave. Tel. N. l756
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Your furniture. Siiverware. &c. where
there's danger Of loss. We rent freprocf
rooms 3 month up. Washington safe De-
post Co. 915 Pa ave. Phone Main 81.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
Don't Rum fhe Risk Of Storing

sc pt As fire quality as YOU could de-
mand. Jas. ~ Donnelly. 18th & Eye NV.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
Fancv lemons. fOc Doz.;

The Place TO sell or Store Goods.
WeSchler's. go Pa ave NV. Phone 1SS2
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
S.rinr stock

Oil cookers. gas ranges, water heaters.
SIS 12th SC. A Muddiman & Co-1204 c.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
HEAVY SENTENCES
FOR NOTED CROOKS
Osborne and johnson Given
Eighteen Years Each.
UNDERSTUDY GETS OFF EASY

Clarence Kelley, Implicated with
the Two Clever Crooks in snatch
ing OF PawnbrOker's Ring, Gets
Two and n Half YeHrS-OSbOrne the
Scion of wealthy Virginia Family.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
Real Economy Gas Ranges

/ The best made Elevated ovens Noder-
ately priced s. :. Shedd Bro. Co, 80 9Th.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
SIX Wen Arc Rescued.

DepcndahIe Garden Hose, IOc
10 20c r. Remember the best is The
cheapest Lindsays Rubber Store, SS3 F
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
because Its scientifically Made
CnIifornla OIire On. Onlr 81 ot.

And baked JnO. .. Neinberg'S Bread is
always Just right" Is your bread2
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
COLORED

Alouzo Watkins IS and Elizabeth Lpscombss
"a Bey J. B. Mclaughlin
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Two clever crooks and a promising
uDderstudy felt the arm Of the law yes
terday in Criminal Court No. l. when
Justice Gould sentenced Richard Osborne
and Henry johnson TO eighteen years
each IN the penitentiary and Clarence 6.
Kelley TO twc years and six months
Osborne is q scion Of the millionaire Os-
borne family. Of West Virginia, and IS
considered by the New York police the
best safe cracker in the country. lie and
johnson are believed 10 be former mem
bers Of the famous Shevlin gang Of New
York pickpOckeIs.
Osborne. when asked by Justice Gould
If he had anything 10 say before sen
tence was passed. answered with a faint
smile on his lips.
Nothing. your honor, except that whis-
ky has been my downfall and I ask for
another chance
johnson had nothing to say.
Kelley Let on Lightly.
Justice Gould said the court had little
hope for a reformation in view Of the
previous records Of the men. and was
concerned now N protecting society from
their depre6ations. He questioned Kel-
ley closely as 10 his previous troubles
with the police and gave him a light
sentence on the explanation Of United
States Attorney Baker and Assistant
states Attorney Turner that, whsle no
promise Of immunity had been made 10
Kelley, II was his information that had
made possible the apprehension OF the
older men
As Osborne passed out the door OF the
court room he turned and smiled az
couple Of girls who had been watching
the proceedings
TIE crime directly responsible for the
apprehension Of the two older men was
the snatchi1E Of a Slca5 diamond ring
from the hand Of r. Warren johnson,
a pawa5rO5er. on February last Os-
borne did the trick Kelley had previous
ly been arrested b. Serg Harry, OF
the TenJh precinct police station. while
he was standing guard over a house
breaking deal by Osborne. Osborne got
away on that occasion. and might not
have fallen into the tolls if he had not
STAYED in the city and seen the diamond
ring.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-03-03
Change in Business.

D. F VanPool sold his grocery
business last week to Charlie p. Mil
ler, of this place, and Prof. Hartzel
Cobbs, of North Benton, Ohio, and
Mr.. Miller has taken charge of the
business. The community will learn
with regret of Mr.. Van Pools re-
tirement from business. The mem
berS of the new firm are both well
known here, Prof. Cobbs at one time
having been superintendent of the
Grangeville schools, and his many
friends here will be more than pleased
to learn that he will in the near future
again become one of our citizens.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-03-03
House Bill Formulated by Idaho
Co. Men Makes Good
WITHOUT AMENDMENT
Only One Dissenting Vote--Gov.
Brady Will Sign.

On Monday the house direct pri-
mary bill, introduced by Idaho coun-
tvs three representatives Jointly some
time since, passed the senate 2y an al
most unanimous vote, without an
amendment being tackled on to it.
The vote stood p to |. Governor
Brady has signhed his intention to
sign the bill as soon as presented to
him.
In caucus conference, it is claim
ed, an attempt was made to precipi-
tate fight by amending the measure,
and thereby defeating it, but Senator
Rowton, of this county, Goodnight,
of Nez Perce and Shawhan, of Can
yon, vigorously opposed all attempts
of this kind, or any compromise
measures, and the bill was considered
as special order in the afternoon,
and on motion of Hart was passed
under suspension of rules.
AS to the merits of this bill there is
great diversity of opinion, among the
members of both of the dominant
political parties; both Democrats
and Republicans defending and de-
nouncing it.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-03-03
The Great Union Meetings Close
With $50 Additions.
MINISTERS GIVEN OVATION
Most Successful Meeting in His
tory of. Grangeville.

The union meetings which have
been in progress for the past three
weeks at the Armory, closed Sunday
night amidst great enthusiasm. Thir-
ty-nine persons went forward at this
last meeting, making total of $50
converts during the entire meeting
The unity and Christian fellow
ship that prevailed among the church
members was SO pronounced as to
elicit from the evangelists the state
ment that never had they seen such
harmony manifested in their expert
ence in the evangeIistc field.
EvangeliSts Stephens and Arbuckle
are Cody men of superior spiritual
qualifications, with unbounded zeal
and love for the work in which they
are enlisted, and with enthusiasm that
will not brook defeat nor recognize
diSappointments. Their work in
Grangeville has won for them the
love and esteem of all who have been
associated with them, and the respect
of the community at large.
AT 6:30 Tuesday morning large
concourSe of people streamed dowr
to the depot when the evangeliSts anc
Mrs. Arbuckle took their departure
for Spokane, and gave them an ova-
ton that will linger in their memory
with pleasure for years to come.
The free will offering made tht
evangelistS, who came here and en-
gagged in this laudable work withou
the guarantee of a cent, amounted tc
$500 IS, while the current expense
contributions amounted to S489.
The churches consider the meeting
the best investment they ever made
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-03-03
Whitebird Ball Team Gets $12O.

A basket social was given at
White Bird recently for the benefit of
the base ball club, which netted the
promoters S120. The ladies' pre-
pared handsomely decorated and well
filled baskets, and the gentlemen bid
like princess on them. White Bird
has liberal lot of ball boosters and
they give loyal support to the team,
and the ball tosSerS have never given
their supporters cause to feel ashamed
of them. They should get into the
proposed Nez Perce and Idaho
Counties League
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-03-03
Wants License Back.

Suit has been instituted by Sam
Langert, through his attorneys, Geo.
w. and O. S. Tannahill, against
Idaho county for the recovery of
S1459. 90 paid for saloon license by
Ben Gerding at Steunenberg, A.
Haener at Ferdinand and l.. c.
Stonebraker at Sites, divided up in
sums of 4.85, $4,000 and
S44485, respectively. These towns
being on the reservation, the claim
is made that the parties paying their
money to the county were prevented
from selling license by the govern
ment, and therefore got no benefit
from same, and want the money re-
funded.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-03-03

viewer report on AalueT-OtlTe-
walt road approved and road ordered
opened. James Mcpherson allowed
SIPS. 90 and w. G. Holland $40. 90
as damages Warrants to be drawn
at April session of the board.
The bond and contract of +. A.
Campbell, county physician was here
examined and approved.
The petition of H. c. Johnson, Ed
Snowman, ct al, for formation of
new road district out of what is now
road district No. As granted, and
new district formed to be known as
road district No. SIS. Boundaries of
road district No. As altered to con-
form to said change.
The petition of r. ID. Bucking-
ham, Arthur P. Mundt, ct al, for
the formation of a herd district was
examined and rejected.
The following matters were laid
over until the April 1909 session.
Affidavit of A. ]. Lakey, in re
certain delinquent taxes.
Viewers report on Martzen-Hast-
ings road.
Aichlmayr-Aichlmayr road petition.
Viewer report on Rawson- Blank
road.
Viewers report on ]. w. Robert,
son road
Petition of Jacob Monson, A. G.
Higgins, ct al. for the formation o
a herd district.
HinShilwood- Campbell road il
road district No. 40.
The petition of Henry Holz tC
vacate and set aside an order of thi
board made Oct. 13, 1908, relating
to the obstruction of part of the pub
lie highway in road district No. II
by Thomas and Wallace Wicks
was examined and rejected.
The liquor bond of A. N Ingram
filed as per order of this board o
date Jan. II, 1909, was examine
and approved.
The petition of w. G. Litchheld
s. w. Litchheld, ct al, for publ
road in road district No 40 was ex
= amined and granted and f. c. Sped
den, county surveyor, K. Ulmer, w
R. Bullock and Aldice Davis wer
appointed viewers to report on sal
road at the April session of tn
[ board.
No further business appearing, tn
board here adjourned sine die.
c. NJ. Butler,
Chairman
: Attest: ]. |. Overman, Clerk.
By J. White, Deupty