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one jewel, one So IovabIe, so useful.
so kind and gentle.
To his most loving and devoted
wife. daughter. sisters and brothers.
we commend you to our Heavenly
Father, who doeth all things well.
His life was exemplary. None knew
him but to love him. Loyal TO his
fellow men. true to his God. He died
as he lived.
As we look down upon his form.
A lump OF hfeiess clay.
A whisper comes into our mind.
We too the debt must pay.
Sleep on my dear beloved one,
Thy labors all are Ger,
Soon we the elect of Gods son
Shall join thee on the shore.
Done by the order OF the Ebenezer
Baptist Aid Society.
y. b. JONES, Pres.
z. JONES WOOD, Sect.
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Our New Line of Calendars.

We have a full line of calendars
for 1911 from the ]. w. Butler Pa
per Company, OF Chicago, III. They
are the latest designs and will meet
with favor from every one who viii
take the time TO examine them. CaII
to our ONCE and zee them.
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iAlAAf - 3D. AAIAIl-
Richmond. Va. March 21. 1910.
This is 90 certify that Brother
James Fox was a volunteer in the
United States Army during the
Civil War
We knew him first as a soldier:
secondly, as a christian gentleman.
He died a member OF Custer Post.
No. IL, Grand Army OF the Republic.
Department OF Virginia and North
Carolina.
Comrade Fox bore his illness with
christians fortitude; though death
fought him with commissions, pains.
and fevers. he would not surrender
until he heard the voice from the up
per world saying. James, Lights
Out. Then the soldier was able to
say, Good bye time, and How DO
you do eternity.
We couldn't grieve after Comrade
Fox as we could after one who had
no hope for We have all right to be-
lieve that our loss is his eternal gain.
BY order OF Custer Post, No. II.
Grand Army of the Republic.
G. WASHINGTON
Commander
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some OF us are constantly build
ing air castles and indulging in day
dreams. but it wont do in this coun-
try. We must get up and hustle.
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Calls the United state, = Mos.I

copenhagen. March S0.-King Fred
erick declared that the United States
as the model for all nations. This ex-
preston was made to Minister E9an.
who. having recently returned to the
Danish capital. was received In au-
dience. Mr.. Egan brought personal
message to the king from President
Taft
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some colored folks viii give ten
dollars worth of time in order 20
make TWO dollars iu money. and
then they wonder why they cannot
succeed and prosper.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-04-02
STOLE MORPHINE.
Unknown Man Gets Away With 500
Grains From Leigh Street
Pharmacy.

Clothed only in his shirt sleeves,
and With Wild and haggard face, a
young white man. apparently twenty
two years old, and neatly dressed. as
far as his apparel went, entered the
office Of DR.. J. c. Carper. colored,
11O7 West Leigh Street, yesterday
afternoon and stole 800 grains Of
morphine. After obtaining two partly
empty bottles of the drug. he went
into the kitchen, where the physi-
clans wife was preparing supper.
and, rolling up his sleeve, injected a
hypodermic syringe, containing sew
eral grains. into his left arm.
The colored woman, extremely
frightened and surprised at the white
mans visit. looked on without saying
word. The latter, within a few
minutes after taking the hypodermic.
apparently became calmer.
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ALLDS BRANDED
AS BRlBE TAKER
New York Senate Voted 40 to
9 Against Him.
NEXT ON GRILL
Aids Resigned Before Vote Wss
Taken 20 Prevent Action, But Mo
,lon Sustaining Charges Is Passed.

Albany. n. Y. March 3O.-Just as
the New York senate was about to
vote on the question whether lothian
p. Aids was guilty OF accepting a
$1,000 bride as charged by Senator
Benn Conger. Aids resigned from the
senate
Thrown into confusion by this sud
den and unexpected move on the part
OF the accused man. the senate took
a recess for an hour 20 determine
whether any further action could be
taken
Reassembling. the senate voted by
40 ayes 20 noes that the charges
against Aids had been sustained. This
vote was taken on a resolution Of
fered by Senator Cobb. declaring that
Conger's charges had been proved
The report OF the committee on the
whole 20 the senate proper was adopt
ed by 80 ayes 20 notes.
statement given out by Aids
counsel declared that Aids resigned
or the advice of HIS attorneys. because
the latter we're satisfied that his case
was not 90 be decided on the evidence.
bat by political expediency and inGu-
ence brought to bear from Washington
and elsewhere.
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Aeeuser Stands Pat"

Before Aids resigned he went 10 tho
financial clerk OF the senate and sign.
cd for his salary 70 date About the
same time Senator Benn Conger. his
accuser. also signed for his money.
This led 90 a report that Conger
too. would resign. But Conger stood
pat and gave no indication of what
he would do. He sat throughout the
session with HIS wife az HIS side
Senator Cobb the majority leader
introduced a resolution providing for
the formal presentation OF charges
against Conger. based on the evidence
brought ont by the Investigation that
ho gave bride % influence legisIa-
ton. The senate postponed action on
tho proposition until later.
Provision for general investigation
OF alleged legislative corruption will
be- made with all speed.
Sensational developments came i'm
kaleidoscope order as the senate as.
sembled for the crucial day IN the
scandal that has shaken the Republi.
ran forces ever since the legislative
session opened. Great crowds had come
for the session. as GO was expected
that many senator's would take occa.
sion 90 explain their votes on the
question OF AIDS guilt with speeches
iraught wal political Importance.
Then came the Aids bombsheU
Han an hour before the voting was 10
begin one ~ his counsel In the inves.
tieation. Lewis r. Carr. announced
that Aids had resigned Confirmation
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Liberia is in distress and the indi-
cations are that this government viii
take charge of IL. Poor Liberia,
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Richmond, Va, March 21. 1910.
Rev. Stokes:-
/ desire you TO preach the funeral
OF my husband, who departed this
lie, Friday, March 18th, at 3 p. NJ.
He leaves devoted wife. one
two sisters. two brothers.
and a host OF relatives and friends.
TO mourn their loss.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-04-02

IL has been hot this week, but
some OF as will find il hotter over
youjer
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for all and who is too wise to err and
two just TO be unkind.
Peace be TO his ashes"
Brother thou art gone to rest,
Thy tolls any cares are Ger,
Aud sorrow pain and suffering now
Shall ne'er distress thee more.
Brother thou art gone to rest,
And this shall be our prayer.
That when we reach our Journeys
end
Thy glory we shall share.
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$4,000 Endowment Paid.
W. H. HAYES.
Pulaski. Va. March "a. 1910

Pulaski. Va, March "a, 1910.
This is TO certify that I have re-
ceived from John Mitchell, Jr..
Grand Chancellor of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia, Knights Of Pyth-
las, n. A, S. A, e, A.. A. and A,
($15O.0O) One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars in payment OF the death
claim Of Bro. r. G. Williams, who
was a member of Peak Knob Lodge.
No 90, of Pulaski, Va.
Signed: E. c. WILLIAMS,
Beneficiary.
Witnesses:
Beverley Perry.
o. B. Davis, S. d. G. c.,
l. T. Anderson, d. d. G.. c.
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TERMS IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISING RATS

POSTAGE STAMPS or A HIGHER DENONINA
ZION THAN TWO CENTS NOT RECEIVED
on SUBSCRIPTIONS
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This certifses that Brother James
Fox has been a faithful member of
the Ebenezer Baptist Church for
about forty years.
Soon after the Civil War, Brother
Fox cast his lot and membership with
the EbeneZer Baptist Church, and
by his upright walks. works and pious
conversation, he so won the heart
and confidence Of the membership
that on the elections OF deacons in
1877, he was chosen to fill that re-
sponsible office. This position he has
filed faithfully for the thirty three
years from the date or his election
until the day Of his death.
Whereas, we shall miss him and
mourn our loss, we feel assured that
our loss is his enternal gain.
We extend our sympathy to his
wife, daughter and other members
OF the family and commend them TO
God. whose acts are always Just and
right. and will care for the widow
and orphan.
Done by order of Ebenezer Bap-
fist Church.
REV. W. II. STOKES,
Phi. D.. Pastor
W. p. EPPS. Clerk.
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MAKES LIVING THAT WAY.

Look out, woman" he said. q
make my living by stealing, and II
you let the police know about this.
they will give me h-ll" After wait
ing long enough for his nerves TO
become settled, he left the house, ap-
parently much better for the self-ap-
piled dose
The stranger had first applied. It
developed afterwards. at Jackson's
Pharmacy. at Graham and Leigh
Streets. where he wanted a prescrip-
tion for morphine filled. The druggist
refused him. and in his shirt sleeves
he proceeded further to satisfy his
craving.
When he applied at the Office OF
DIT. Carper. the latter wife inform
ed him that her husband was not at
home. but that she expected him
shortly. The visitor said that he
would wait. and was shown into the
office He fingered a little while be
fore reappearing before DR.. Carper's
wife. He had opened the physicians
case ana taken therefrom two bottles
containing the drug he sought. He
hid most OF IL up his sleeves. leaving
out enough for an injection. When
ne walked into the kitchen he took
his time in preparing the dose. He
had his own syringe with him, I'm
his vest pocket He took that out.
mixed the drug in the proportion
he wanted, and then applied il. At
first he was wild and incOherent
But after the morphine had coursed
through his veins he became calmer
and spoke nationally, though there
was a CLEAN in his eye which BODIED
i'll for any one Who attempted TO in
terfere with him.
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100000 Endowment Paid.

Centralia, Va. March z. 1910.
This is 20 certify that we have re.
ceiyed from John Mitchell. Jr.
Grand Worthy Counsellor OF the
Grand Court of Virginia. Order of
Calanthe (S1OO.OO) One Hundred
Dollars in payment of the death
claim OF Sister Martha West, who
was q member OF Golden Crown
Court No. 122, Of Centralia. Va.
signed: MOLLIE r. GOODE.
HENRIETTA ROBINSON,
Beneficiaries.
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SATURDAY ...... APRIL .. 1910.

Entered at the Post Ofnoc At Richmond. Va
,s ~ccond class matter
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Done by order Of Gethsemane
Fountain. No. 100, G. f. u. o. T. r.
w. f. DENNY, w. NJ,
KATE Z. BAGBY, W. Sec'ty.
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Witnesses;

Witnesses:
Emma Bromley.
Her
Bette X Thomas,
Mark
VIM. White, d. d. G.. c.
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MRS. NJ p. LANGHORNE. pres.
NJ. NJ SCOTT. c. Sect.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-09-29
MUCH LAND IS
TO BE SOLD
Unusual Opportunity Presented by Government
for Acquiring Of Cheap Tracts.

One-fifth of the price of the Grow
lands must be paid at the time Of
the sale, and the remainder in four
equal annual installments, without
interest.
These lands are suited for either
grazing or dry farming. However,
no residence or cultivation is re-
quired, and patent is issued as soon
as the whole Of purchase price is
paid.
Persons further interested should
send rs cents after Oct. /, 1910, to
either the u. S. Land Office at Bill
lings, Montana, or the U. S. Land
Office at Vernal, Utah, for a map Of
either the Grow or Jintah lands.
The superintendent of the sale is
James W. Witten of Washington,
D. c., who, it will be remembered,
conducted the recent big land draw
ings in the northwest.
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REPORT FOR
SEPTEMBER
nj Proceedings at Regular Meeting Of the
Board of County Commissioners.

lath is used in place Of wire lath, and
plaster changed to a smooth white
hardWall finish, instead Of being paint
ed as specified, leave out Turing walls
in basement, and leave off tarring out
side of concrete walls, deduct the sum
of seven hundred twenty-five dollars
($725). Respectfully submitted,
w. T. PERHAM.
Bid No. Glendive, Mont. 9-5-10.
To the Hon. Board Of Co. CONS. Of
Dawson county:
Gentlemen: 81 will furnish all mater
ial and build County Hospital according
to plans and specifications for the sum
Of eight thousand nine hundred three
dollars ($8,9O3).
Respectfully submitted,
J. III. WAGGENER.
Bid No. 6-Miles City, Mont. 9-5-10
Dawson County Hospital Board, Glen
dive, Montana:
Gentlemen:- We propose erecting
hospital building according to plans and
specifications prepared by B. Rivenes,
arehitecr, for the sum Of ten thousand
nine hundred ninety dollars ($10, 900.
Respectfully submitted,
PRINCE & PATTERSON,
By G. E. Prince.
Bid No. 7-Billings, Mont, 9-5-'10
The Board Of County Commissi> ners,
Dawson County:
Gentlemen:- propose to furnish ali
labor and material necessary for the
erection Of the proposed hospital build
ing for Dawson county, at Glendive,
Montana, il accordance with plans and
specifications prepared by B. Rivenes
architect, fer the sum Of eleven thous-
and four hundred seventy-one ISL, 47I
45) dollars and forty-fve GEMS.
Respectfully submitted,
E. 0. BLAIs.
Bid No. g. Glendive, Mont. 9-5-'10.
Henry Dion, Chairman Of the Board Of
County Commissioners:
Dear Sir:-I will build the proposed
County Hospital, furnish all material
and labor for the sum Of ten thousand
and two hundred dollars (s10, 200) ac-
cording to the plans and specifications.
Respectfully submitted,
J. r. SAWYER.
On motion, the bid Of J. H. Wagge-
ner was accepted and county attorney
instructed to draw contract with said
j. II. Waggener for the erection Of tie
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Kiichli, Peter Haney. Polls at school
house.
Precinct No. &c. @. Armstrong,
Joe Buckley, Fred Nelson. Polls at
school house.
Precinct No. 10-Thos Bauden, An
drew Olson, Frank Steele. Polls at
school house.
Precinct No. 12-Geo. A. Clark, J. B.
Randall, Barney Carlson. Polls at OK
ranch.
Precinct No. 13-Chet Murphy, w. A.
Graves, F. w. Barker. Polls at school
house.
Precinct No 14-W. B. Shepherd,
C. A. Thurston, Jno. Buttleman. Polls
at Thur ston's ranch.
Precinct No. &c. C. Graham,
Richard Kerr, Grant Gibson. Polls at
C. C. Graham's ranch.
Precinct No. 16-Guy L. Rood, Louis
.Josephson, Geo. Rhode Sr. Polls at
Rood S store.
Precinct No. wv. C. Henderson,
Chas. Kramer, I. r. Chandler. Polls
at school house.
Precinct No. 18-Wm. Butler. Jas.
Clopton, John Candee. Polls at VIM
Buffers ranch.
Pre- met No. 19-Peter Rorvik, John
Angevine, H. I. Miller. Polls at
school house.
Precinct No. 20 Glen Smart, Wes
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creek, thence down Spring creek to
Red Water, thence up Corral creek to
Main Redwater Y ellowstone Divide,
thence along said Divide to head of
| Sullivan Creek, thence along north
line Of Registration District No 8 to
point Of beginning, was read and ap-
proved, and said voting precinct to be
known as No. 81.
On motion petition to establish a vot-
ing precinct beginning on the Dawson
Custer line at the intersection with the
Montana-D Dakota State line, thence
west along said Dawson Custer line to
section line between sections 19 and 20
R so thence north to the SW corner
section 32, twp IA, N r so E, thence
east mile to the Sc corner section 81,
thence north along the east line sections
81, % and 20 and II, and in twp Ia
n R SO E, thence east on section lines
beginning at the northwest corner sec
ton 4 running eastward along the south
line Of township Is, N r go E, to the
Montana-Dakota State line, then south
on said state line to the place Of be-
ginning, was read and approved and
said voting precinct numbered IS.
On motion petition to establish a
voting precinct described as follows:
All the following described land which
is included within the boundary lines
of Registration District No | Of twps
1851, 1852, 1871 and 1852 and also
the north half of townships 1861,
1862 and 1868, was read and approved
and said voting precinct numbered 36.
On motion the petition Of VIM. Empt-
ing to sell liquor at retail at the town
of Yates, Montana, was read and ap-
proved, and the County Treasurer au-
thorized TO issue liquor license to said
VIM. Empting.
On motion the bond of Arthur Keen
of Savage, Montana, to run a ferry
across the Yellowstone river near
Savage, was read and approved, and
said bond ordered filed.
On motion the following named per-
sons were duly appointed as judges of
election for the various precincts, for
the general election to be held Novem-
Der 9Th, 1910, as follows:
Precinct No. 1-E. p. Baldwin, R.
w SNYDER Frank Kinney. r R Saw
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This week the local postoffice de-
partment received bulletins concern
ing the placing on the market of
two choice large tracts of Indian re-
seryation land, one located in Mon
tana and one in Utah.
One and one-half million acres of
land on the Grow reservation in
Montana will be sold at auction at
the Billings lard office on Oct. Is, at
a price of not less than So per acre.
The unentered land on the former
Uintah reservation in Utah will be
sold at auction at Provo, Utah, on
Nov. |, at not less than SO cents per
acre. Anyone may purchase not
more than $40 acres in each reser-
walton in person or by an agent
without showing qualifications I'M
der the public land laws.
The lands in Utah must be paid
for in cash at the time Of purchase.
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Aon~a>' '2T2.' G:zeia,,o,.s =;
T6e Board OF oool''5 ...t - e.
81 !, regular session pursuant 90 0ee-
W.. 2sgl Of the Revised Codes
2,essnt-Henry Dion chairman w.
= ADAMS and L, C. Fattermeyef mem
,s3 r. L. Wyman clerk
The meeting was aoIy Pl0e's'''l'0' y
The sheriff. ,., nav +ba
Owing to 1t oe'us .-"oT-
Board adjourned 10 Nv a. W.
SEPTEMBER o. 1917
~,, Rosr5 met pursuant to yester-
,.r,s adjournment, all members and
5,5.+r wy clerk present.
@,Tss' Tt> maat;ne was duly proclaimed by
A. s.bariH A.
Mo Bosrd at this time opened the
IA, far the construction of the new
aalrtv HOSPITAL which DldS were dS
lro,rs.
Rd No. Ill hereby agree to furnish
al labor and material according to
Mans and specifications for Dawson
Comfy HOSPITAL for the sum of So, ,865.
ANDREW FURTLT.
o4v, cl,r5;ro Mont Q-6-,1o
coDp4r Commissioners Dawson CO.
eIse,5 cJooa;va T,.',,1,,rt Won+
Dear sirs:-I propose to erect a new
county hospital as per plans and speci-
aatiors prepared by B. Rivenes, archi-
teat for the sum of $9,9 ,943.
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES CARMICHAEL & Co.
By Charles Carmichael.
Certified check for $500 enclosed.
BHNo. 3-NiIes City, Mont. 9-6-1o
2L Wyman. County Clerk,
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Houston, Ben Rodges. Polls at Nc
Caoter,s ranch.
Precinct No. 21.-Osear Hunter,
A. J. Vial, A. W. Anderson. Polls at
Hunters S ranch ..
Precinct No 22-Bert Lishtnar, Chas.
Olson, A, Javnager. PaIs I6a
gers store
Precinct No 23-Patrick Co1gans ssr.,
G. P. Goodwin, John Curran. Polls at
school house.
Precinct No. 24-samuel sanderson,
J. W. Mothershead, Hans Grue. Polls
at Sanderson's s ranch.
Precinct No. 25- Geo. Berry, j. A.
Miller, Thos. Bone. Polls at Berry's
ranch.
Precinct No. 26-W. H. Mosby, L. E.
BaWden, W. C. Niles. Polls at Mosby's
rrnch.
Precinct No. &c. D. Crockett, L.
Cole, Lester Brown. Polls at Bloom
field school house.
Precinct No. 29-Joseph Jeffries,
G. R. Middleton, Patriot Kelly. Polls
at school house.
Precinct No. 30-Oliver Oakley, Tom
Niece, Herman Wright. Polls at Oak
ley's store.
Precinct No. 31-F. j. Gilfeather,
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new County Hospital for the sum Of
$o,9 The county clerk is instructed
to return to the unsuccessful bidders
their certified checks.
On motion, the Board adjourned until
10 a. m.
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SEPTEMBER z, 1910.

The Board met pursuant to yester-
days adjournment, all members and
deputy clerk present.
The meeting was duly proclaimed by
the sheriff.
On motion, T. W. Kvech is appoint
ed justice of the peace in and for Min
gusville township.
The resignation Of L. H. Ripley as
justice of the peace in and for Newton
township was read and accepted and A.
2. Simard duly appointed to fill his un-
expired term.
On motion the county treasurer is
authorized to issue licenses to sell liq-
uor at retail to the following named
persons, to-Wit:
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pGIoOHS, lo-WlL.
Fred Spevacek at Yates, Montana.
Bert A. Bettey :" Sidney,
Jos. FL. Kiichlii = Savage, =
Messer & Koch = Yates,
J. NJ. johnson " Yates,
VIM. Nichols Il Savage,
J. NJ. Knause n Lyman,
G. A. Kramer " Jordan,
A. J. Mercer :" Crane, +
On motion, the petition OF Chas. Red
dick to sell liquor at retail at Enid,
Montana, was disapproved.
The hour of noon having arrived the
Board took a recess until 1:30 p. m.
1:30, the Board reconyened, all mem
bers and deputy clerk present.
The deputy clerk at this time pre-
sented to the Board petitions for cleo
tion precincts.
The matter Of establishing the above
precincts was taken into consideration
The hour of 4:30 having arrived, the
Board adjourned to O'Clock a. m.
SEPTEMBER 5, 1910.
The Board met pursuant to yester-
days adjournment, all members and
deputy clerk present.
The meeting was duly proclaimed by
the sheriff.
On motion, petition to establish .
voting precinct to be known as Kee-
lands precinct with the following
boundaries, to-wit: Beginning at the
ranch of Chas. T. Bean, thence to the
ranch Of Lawrence Henig, thence to
Nels Smiths ranch, thence to August
Ritz, fthence to the ranch Of Chas.
johnson, thence to include the ranch
Of Theodore Keeland, thence to the
ranch of Mr.. Quail, thence to ranch OF
Chas. z. Bean, the place of beginning,
was read and disapproved.
On motion, petition to establish 9
a voting precinct beginning on the di-
vide at the heads Of Cow, Wolf, Sand
and Prairie Elk creeks, to the head Of
Spring creek, thence down Spring