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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-14

day greyhound died Of alcoholism
literally drank himself Bngo fne big
smooth coated noble dog but the
evening he partook of ske day.
just naturally the dogs and for he became honorary
member Of the epressbe Mahogany
Poishers He calling nearby daily BOOZE
in decoctons the whole
to the Widow Cicquo Tiffany
lunch and irrigation and still later
himself entirely to oue In fact the dog almost human. After
while he dogs
Of his fellow baroom The
Bngo boot the drunken whep with his
tail between his waby would stink packing
bis dreams until the uckman him Then ear
eyed and with his mouth like the pgy
stagger forth for his mornings and all
two solid this didn't draw BREATH
his couldn't stand it. The other
turned the daisies It's the thing
Speaking of Jonathan Edwards there the fine
sky pilot for though he's these fifty years.
which about dead dominic gets be- He
Presbyterian religions stcky
stand Up Northampton Mass splendid brick
church. and today
be found this After he
took preaching Calvinism
doctrines those
the PASTOR their indignation uncertain And little
still unable convince the his
Street Walker them shop
laid him down and died Several when the Rev. Paul
Dyke who like his brother Henry teaching
Princeton shoot how d when the Rev. Paul
that those outraged about 1850 had actually the
original rector name from the church rolls of membership So
called deliberations
forth Smith College bawled
hour of Jonathan Edwards half dead
forgotten,
church college girls party
night broke o'clock
the spooky noise them said
gentleman laughing.
They copper wire from Boston to
Francisco Had made that
you'd have been the Stocks Main
And you'd have until
Had demonstrated that could talk Of
the other they'd have burned the weighted the
die the Connecticut
Boston talked another Francisco
lines in the For OMAHA
and little while the line extended Now
down through the valleys New
Mexico and then Angeles and distance of
nearly thousand miles Before die all unlike
" that James Juvenile Hill will be business dis
with his Yokohama when Mr. Hill talking
this morning. the Japanese will be getting yesterday
evening Maybe figure that
justin largely laughing
oldesand
taking to the everglades On with the onslaught
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-12-14

There few cranks hereabuts who howl
air strikes them know ehundred
blanket anks they will condend allow
bit during sleeping hours
good health Seven hundred will
dollhouse he night windows
half Of the night they will breathe rank If wish keep
immune from the white plague with this appeal
fresh air at all times-Keep Windows Open.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-06

public reconciliation of two ancient
families, the Orecchioni and the Cardi,
who had been in feud since the middle
ages.
dispute over question of family
honor between these widely ramified
houses has led to countless acts of
vengeance. and those who shirked
lighting had to take refuge abroad.
In 1874 n reconciliation committee
was formed by the bishops of Tempo
and Ozieri, the project and the COM
mander of the earabinieri and many
other notables of the island, but it
effected nothing.
1t may be that even the italian ven
delta is influenced by modern dis
armament notions; at all events a
solemn reconciliation of the families
has been effected before the bishops
IN the cathedral of Santa Teresa. The
present heads of the two families.
Advocate orecchioni and Cavaliere
Card. publicly embraced amid cheers
from thousands of Sandman threats.
From all parts of the island came
eongratulatory messages. To break
the peace would be in the eyes of the
people an act of saerilege.--New York
Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-06
WONDERFUL SHAMPOO
DESTROYS DANDRUFF


AT last we have a dependable rem
edy for hair and scalp troubles,
writes Mae Martyr in the Los An
geles Press. The problem of lifeless,
streaky, unattractive hair and dam
druffy itching scalps seems 10 be
solved. | find these conditions dis
appear as if-by magic by shampooing
with a teaspoonfuf of canthrox dis
solved in a cup of hot water.
The rich, creamy lather of this
shampoo removes every particle of
dust and dandruff ard when rfnsed
out, the hair dries quickly and evenly.
This shampoo seems to invigorate and
put new life into the hair and scalp,
IL makes the hair glossy, fluffy and
easy to do up and keep looking nice.
Canthox is sinexpensive and has the
approval of every woman who uses It,
II is good for both Hight and dark
hair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-06

The House of Representatives is
now proceeding again under q fun
head of steam. The orators of all
parties have assembled and a big
talkfest of about two weeks duration
is In prospect The Democratic lead
ers are letting the orators talk their
heads off at this extraordinary session
of Congress and the run of speeches
is something quite unprecented. One
might think that all the speaking tai
ent would have been exhausted in
quite a month of steady debating but
1t does not appear to be so. Demo-
Gratis have monopoized big share OF
the time on the four or five bills OF
Importance that have been enacted
since the extra session assembled,
such as the Canadian reciprocity"
the farmers free list the popular
election of senators, and the approval
of constitutions for Arizona and New
Mexico but the Republican brethren
have also done a little spoutng and
helped fill the daily issue of the Con-
gressional Record to the very brim.
| The Senate probably viii not tall,
much for several days yet. Then the
Hood gates will open and there will be
days and days of talk. AS an agree
ment has been made to vote June u.
which is a Monday, on the House
resolution for the popular election of
senator's. very few speeches ON that
subject will be made in the meantime,
although it continues the unfinished
business Of the Senate and is called
every day that the Senate is in ses-
sion. 1t does seem as though the
Senate might have voted on the reso-
luton just as well a week or ten
days ago But the Senate never does
business that way. when ii is in extra
session and is reluctant to take up
any of the work at hand.
| The Investigations come near 10
as Washington is concerned. The
Steel Trust inquiry, the Sugar Trust
Inquiry; the Postoffice Department in
jvestigation: the State Department in
lvestigation; the Department of Justice
Investigate ton. not To mention Others,
are all furnishing morsels OF informa-
ton that enliven the monotony of the
heated term In the Capitol by the
Potomac. And all these investiga-
lions arc now proceeding with great
lvigor The probers are on the job
every day striving TO make political
eapital and also regulations That
kind of procedure naturally attracts
attention. whoever happens to be at
1.-THE helm of affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-06
HOW DIAZ CAME TO RULE MEXICO.
Absorbing Story Of His BinnngA Eyewitness the Stirring Events the
When JuaezD nd LeredoF

The story of the Diaz reign is now
complete. The end of it was but yes
terday, and today II is fresh in the
minds of all. But the story of its
beginnings is even more stirring and
interesting but it is much more unfa-
miliar. AS minister of the United
States has had much to do with the
ending Of the reign, so a minister of
the United States was witness of its
beginning. A few weeks ago we re-
printed from the "reminiscences of
Hon. j. w. Foster, former Secretary
of state the account OF his endeavors
10 secure United States recognition Of
the Diaz administration after it had
been placed IN power. II now seems
we'll to go back n little further in the
story 10 the very origin of the oil
garchy and the fight it made and won.
This was Mr.. Fosters first diplomatic
post and his story is not OILY his
torieai document of great value, but
Is also most Intensely interesting. He
says:
Benito Juarez, the great hero of the
Reform Movement was chosen presi-
dent of the republic in 1853 and con-
tinued at the head Of the government
through the War of the Reform and
the French Intervention. After the
fail Of Macmillan in 1867 an election
was held and Juarez was again chosen
for four years. When his term APP
preached the end, his personal add
herents insisted that the Reform
Movement still required him at the
head OF the government. l was once
dining with a humorous Mexican
friend. In due course the ALA podrida
was served, very savory and popular
dish composed of various stewed
meats. vegetables and fruits. uni
versally part of Mexican dinners.
When il came to the table he said:
You know we call this el plato
Juarez''
expressed surprise and asked for
an explanation.
OH yes; ell plato Juarez. for we
have Don Benito with us always
A large party in the country OPP
posed the reelection of Juarez in
1867. and supported the candidacy of
General Porfirio Diaz, who had gained
great popularity in the late war
against the French. When the candi-
dacy Of Juarez was again announced
in 1871 the partisans Of Diaz loudly
protested against it: and Lerdo, who
had been JuareZ's Minister for For
eign Affairs and was then Chief JUS
tiee of the Supreme Court and ex
offieio vice president, also declared
his opposition. In the election none
of the three candidates. Juarez. DiaZ
or Lardo. had a majority upon the re-
turns. and the choice devolved upon
the Congress. which declared JuareZ
president
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-06
A leading CALIFORNIA Druggist.

pasadena, CAL. March ., 1911,
Foley and Co., Commemorative have
sold and recommended Foleys Honey
and Tar Compound for years. We be-
lieve il to be one of the most efficient ex-
pectorants on the market, Containing
freely TO children. Enough of the rene
dy can be taken TO relieve n cold. az il
has no nauseating results, and does not
interiors with digestion Yours very
truly, c. r. Ward Drug Co.. c. l. Par
sons, ee'x.sapd Treas, Get the original
foiey's Honey and Par Compound In the
,,ellow package. Bowditch. Webster q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-06
pesnite the declining Frenoh hiri

Despite the declining French birth
rate the military authorities are graft
fed to find that the annual eonserip-
tim does nor fall off. According to
the estimates the number of recruits
called TO the eolors last October should
have been about 2t2.eo0 As a matter
of fact $4,000 men were mustered in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-06

The city OF Milwaukee, has adopted
the thumb print system in paving off
its employees in order to protect the
city against fraud by forgery or inn
PRESERVATION. Any person applying FOR
warrant for salary will be compelled
to make Il print of his thumb nip,
which will be compared with previous
prints where they exist, so that iden-
tification will be perfect.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-06
ANCIENT QUARREL OVER.
Two Sandman Families Publicly End
Feud Centuries Old.

A ceremony the like of which had
not been seen for centuries has just
taken place in Sardinia, the cradle of
the Italian vendetta. 1t was solemn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-06

The uniform success that has attended
the use of chamberiain's Collie, Cholera
and Dharrhoea Remedy has made il a
favorite everywhere. II can always be
depended upon, For sale everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-06
CAPITAL CHAT.
Continued from Page One.)

OF Utah, who was accused of being too
closely identified with the Mormon
church and some of its practices TO
hold q seat in the upper legislative
branch. Those were the last two big
Investigations of senators.
The Columbus journal., 1911-10-26
therefore be IL

therefore be il
Resolved by the board of supervisors,
. II Platte county. in order 10 reduce
this Pest in the county. a bounty II 81
D- granted FOR every old woIve scalp
and Tiftv cents tsr every Young wolf
scalp. such wolves or coyotes - De
caught and killed in Platte county and
the scalp presented 10 the county clerk
such money - b- paid out IF the gen.
eraI fund II The county Tile time for
granting this bounty shall commence
IN November I. 1911 ami b- limited 10
4 period IF one wear.
on motion IF Supervisor smith same
vas adopted.
The following bills Were IN motion
allowed by the board AMI the Jerk iii
r-cr-i - issue warrants II payment NJ
sam" IN tie 1910 county general fund
P'arJ.. -. Ind. Tel Co. service
for October Observation-Disclosures - -
F'r'.'i Lrcrun. -. ~JIpt- salary
Tor ''i"D"r -----------..-- L'+' %
Fre't : Lr-r"u. 80. ~upr.. cash
advanced ..---.-.-..-....... . 40
NJ Gru-nth-r. =. Z. -. salary
-; AMI cnd quarter. -.....-.. -" -"
Ptatr. center Signal. pub. pro-
cr.-'iinES etc. --......-...-- ~ -
Iuhn Branigan. auto for super
viSors Observation-Disclosures. : 40
Louis Schwarz. sup. services rs
supervisor ----.-.- .-------.-- - 80
Henry Schaecher. sup. services
As supervisor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 ~
VI E CI"th"r sup. services As
supervisor .----....-..-..... % %
The Columbus journal., 1911-10-26
DANIEL WILSON.
ADAM SMITH
NJ 2. CLOTEER-
DANIEL WILSON.
ADAM SMITH.

On motion NJ supervisor SEIZURE sam
vas adopted.
The following resolution vas intro
iuc-,i by Supervisor >cha-ch-r.
Whereas IN Tun- -. 1911. there vaS
He'd n The 1ffiCe If the COUNTY r.-rk
The petition II =. = Hayes ami others
COR The location If L -pad. commencing
a. station Nh. = IN ti- Walker rpad
and il intersection with -h- west line
II section :. Town. - -aHG- vest.
AMI running thence North IN section
line ami terminating AT Tho northeast
corner II section -. town. -. range :
vest and whereas al The session II the
board II supervisors II July - 1911
-h- ora--r II III petitioners vas grant
III bv III board AMI ch- clerk directed
- proceed according - .av ana
Whereas A. The session N he h"ari
II supervisors Of October q. tHtI. -Ler-
was presented -!-- petition 0f J"s-pH
Eur--nbaCk ami others demonstrating
ami protesting against the opening pf
rhe road. FOR -h- reason that the same
$ no benefit 20 -. Bernard township
hat i would require -le building N
Two bridges Of AZ east - Feet IN length
and that il would b- an UHne"essa:--
burden On TIA Taxpayers NJ said town
ship. there ~ i
Resolved ~ -le board II supervisors
that the action II the board granting
the prayer Of the petitioners ~ r.
sc!niei ami said petition ~ denied ami
said road ~ not established and rle
clerk D. directed not % proceed any
further n the matter
On motion " supervisor ClOtler
same Vas adopted.
Action upon II. reports of he dp-
pra.serS appointed - assess The lam
ages sustained ~ the Location IF rle
Eeckvirh road and fie-sen road IN
OcoHe- township and the RUddv road
n Joliet township was IN recommended
ton II the committee on roads anu
bridges deferred
The claim II 10. AlbraCht FOR s. 80"
for damage 20 his buggy occast"n-i by
an alleged obstruction NJ the public
HIGHWAY during the winter season last
past. was upon written opinion NJ the
county attorney denied by the board
The following resolution was intro
iuCei by supervisor Schaecher-
Whereas the prairie wolves OF ca--
0tes are getting very numerous n
Platte county. and whereas citizens If
the county are complaining Of The de-
strucrion Of pigs and chickens and
other domestic animals by said wolves.
The Columbus journal., 1911-10-26
4 Medicine thar gives Confidence

Is Foiey's Honey and Tar Compund-
Mrs. T. J. Adams. $50 No. Kansas
Ave. Columbus. Kansas. writes :. For
a number of years my children have
been subject to coughs and colds. |
used Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
and found that it cured their coughs
and colds. 80 / keep it in the house all
the time. Refuse all substitutes.
For sale by all Druggists.
The Columbus journal., 1911-10-26

The following bills We're On motion
allowed by The board and the Clerk Ill
-ecred 70 issue warrants in payment Of
same On The 1919 county poor fund:
John Ernst supI-. salary for
sept and Oct .--..sTs6 al
Ernest BerchCold- labor al coun-
- farm MISREPRESENTATION. 100
The Columbus journal., 1911-10-26
Take Your Common Colds Seriously

Common colds. severe and frequent.
lay the foundation of chronic diseased
conditions of the nose and throat, and
may develop into bronchitis. pneumo-
MIA and consumption. For all coughs
and colds in children and in grown Per
sons. take Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound promptly For sale by all
Druggists
The Columbus journal., 1911-10-26

-, ..-'. go I'd" ID ~ '.'t
.~ Dor '' .'" i'"' 49, 4
i-'.~ TIE -i'i!.A-' SIS I-.'r' ' --'U
- 80. - -I,',-
-..--.-, - -,,.,-..,r, -,
$3.50, 49,, r.-..,s,..
,t,.,... .....-,,-.-...
,-,--.-
-, -, -. -
-. -.
-, a.
49,, -.
...,. - -, -.,.. ......,- -,-.,..
-,---.,-, -,
The Columbus journal., 1911-10-26
4 Delightful Reason.

Boatman Peter an nell not be
able 10 take We our tishin' tonight.
ma am. bur Peter's nephew will De-
afther takin' We nv We ike. Lady
Well. hope Peters nephew is cleaner
than Peter is BOarman he is.
ma am; he's younger.-Lordon Punch
The Columbus journal., 1911-10-26

-a--n -------- 10 10
John Mahlman. labor n county
farm ------------ ----------- : %
John Randeil. labor II County
farm --.---------------- 30
carr Rohd Use Of corr binder n
county farn ---.-------..---- =
! z. Hartmann. lumber f"r
COUNTY farm ....--.-.-----.-. .
F. - Baker serving horse AZ
county tarn ...-.---..------ - aa
II. ?. Grein-r. mdS.- for Door ~
Peter kpzlowsk!. mds-. FOR poor 10 -"
Johannes * krImianG- mds.- FOR
/ Door Observation-Disclosures. /. -
/ Iuhn = settle car- for poor. y -"
Adam smith. sup. cash al
/ vanc-.f Observation-Disclosures. s "
/ Moved by Supervisor CIoth-r rnar The.
board IF supervisors now adjourn IN
/ IL O'Clock / n. -bmorrow- Motion
,.arr,-.i.
Columbus. Nebraska October II. 1911.
/ IT,. boa Il IF SIp-rvrs Srs purSuaH- -
/ Adjournment net II o'cI"ck l. m. Hon
/ Louis Svhva-z. chairman. and John
/ GraE clerk.
Roll called ami following members
/ present:
supervisors 'l"tA-r- DaS-nD r''h-
Scna~cher. SEIZURE smith. Wilson ami
/ Hartman SChvarZ.
The following bills We're IN motion
allowed by The board and the clerk ii-
--cr-i - ISSUE warrants in payment
thereof IN the county road ami bridge
funds.
Adam smith SUD 4,r-uuur Co.
lumhus township ............s =. -"
John Mag-U. account Columbus
township Observation-Disclosures. =" -
;rwnsnip NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. ~
rnwuxn.p .......... Ia -
Austin Drum. ac,oun, Columbus
township .................. &C.. -: ="
J. =. Kaufman. account city If
Columbus Observation-Disclosures. - -
Louis S,.nvarz. account city Of
Columbus ................- y" -"
Mall Collars. account city II ca
lumbus Observation-Disclosures. =.
charley Wg..vnski. account civ
II Columbus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u 1T
,.,,re-s W,,Js ,,.f.uII,- ,.,rv IF
,nilmbus ......... ......... 10 ="
.-,-i E-,S,D ,,.,.,,r-u- ,.l--- If 90
-,r,.,s - -
,..r. ,''. .',,...r. .......,,, ..,-. If
,.,i.,mhu. ...... ~ -
p " VA. ,,...-.- ..!-v If 60
.,r,h,,- " - ."
r-.,,r. ,....,...,- ..,-,. 49,
r,,,,,n,,s D..
= s,ns.., a,.,.,un- III If -
-,,,,hus :: 7:
- F,,-s..r ,,.,...u,- ..,-.- # Co.
,,,,hrs - -
The Columbus journal., 1911-10-26


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80
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All 80 ~
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= - T''i' - '>''i'r En-
Mov-d By supervisor Smith that TIE
| Jerk of this board D. directed I" write
. 20 Engineer Price ami urge him 20
| ak the n-"-Ssar~ steps for rh- con-
/ SIruct!un II rh- bridge in The near e.
! -ure Motion ca--ied.
''s' ''' mimi WI
TX a. al -.' - - '''''''' y '--'
4. Ai-in ''-'S present
'" '-'-"N '"- Wa
10 IT, ''''a' u
! 80 -" '''''
sum 80 .Il"'-''" '"@S'-'' ~ MS .''a -
. lar. check II nv-r ne nrnhatr. ~ -
,rriS If rl. ,-"unrv iudg". AMI INIT mat
%" Pr""'"'''iincS ""r" mai 20 '''!'-. '.'''
inheritance AK provided .N statute" III
The Columbus journal., 1911-10-26

W p. ny lr-T ii'-ni mat INid'i
M. uttered upon rh,. ruad plat II the
county a. pUb.Ic highway ani a COM
D-r-nt surveyor De directed % SURVEY
SAID road ami lie his survey AMI field
notes with -l- Jerk NJ this board.
NJ 2. CLOTEER.
DANIEL WILSON
ADAM SMITH
on motion If Supervisor Smith same
was Ii1DJ-.i.
The :rilnvrnG report vas submitted
W vrur rnmmirr-- nr roads and
bridges - whom vas referred A. ne
session II The board NJ supervisors uf
October = 1911. the petition II sam
Connolly ami others ana a! papers in
,pnurcriun Herewith for the location
ana raca,:ou II certain roads n SEE
ions y ami - town. -. range 6: Vest
,... leave - --pnr- that W. :ini -ha-
Fam Connolly. Anton Dohme1 ami Pet
- Backs nav waived all claims frr
damages ami given FRA -:snt-"f-vav
yer th--ir Respective lands COR he a.
raJ.un II said -pads AMI upon inv-St!-
cation W. -ini that rl- commissioner
appointed laS reported n favor II IL
prnpnS-d lucar:nnS ana vacations. W.
further -ind ina; The provisions II n"
.av -rr the IrcaJ."n AMI -acatI0n II
public loads nave been complied with
therefore W. recommend that in l'-
.-nrrialC- with the recommendation ~
--I,. commissioner tho ."car.nus AMI Va
atoms II me roads described n III
petition - ~ declared duly made ami
Established also that The count clerk
r.. il--..t-,l - caIS- competent ~u--
--~pr - SU~--~ said ,ncay-.i roads aci
H. giS Su-r--- ami -i-ld notes with ne
,..--k II This board. L. - enter -I-
am IN ~ -nai Dla- II -I. COUNT.
VI = ~LO-EER
DANIEL wilson.
ADAM SMITH
m notion n supervisor SEIZURE same
vas adopted
Th- o-t!r."n II Wn. -,aulZ ami nth
- for rh- s""at.ur II a publ" rpai ?"
s--.-r n width. commencing az The north
asst corner II the northwest quarter ~
section - -Dwn. - range east anu
running thence -aSJ IN the section line
rn--ha!f mill. vas reported back A. tIi-
InvS: w your committee IN -paiS AMI
bridges would recommend that IL
prayer IF no petitioners D. granted
ami the clerk directed - Dro--..: a.
rnriing - .av
The Columbus journal., 1911-10-26

For Sale-Ten Acres of
land, good buildings, shade
trees and orchard. VIII ac-
cept part cash and rest On
time, if sold soon. Impure of
Mrs. Shaffer, Meridian Hotel.
The Columbus journal., 1911-10-26

board be directed 20 issue warrants on
follows:
Carrig * Jewell drainage ditch
fund account Shell Creek
Twp. Observation-Disclosures. sI0S= -
Carrig * Jewell drainage dItcn
fund. account Lost Creek twp s+I ~
Be il further resolved that IN. cuUn-
~ treasurer ne directed! Z, place tI,.
abDv.- amounts - the credit 1T ne car
rig & Jewell drainage ditch fund n
motion Of Supervisor SEIZURE same vas
adopted.
T'i. following report vas submitted.
W. YOUR Special committee appointed %
view and Examine The contract work
done anu 20 ~ paid tor nv an apprp-
priauion II s+""."" out Of the inh-ri-
-anC- tax fund on roads leading out n
the. village II Cr-SJOn. would report
that W. examined this work ami found
thar The work has been done IN good
ynrk.naniike manner and - the salts
faction Of che committee. therefore We
recommend that the board accept the
work done by Contractor John Barrett
ana III liANiiN ~ N-A' N-'-NN "a
This board DE- directed IN issue war
rant IN the sum II $50" 81 in favor II
John barrett an the Inheritance tax
fund. FRED DASENBRDtk.
HENRY SCHAECHER
! z. SEIZURE
ON motion Of Supervisor Clother
same vas adopted.
The. following report was submitted
Your committee On roads AMI bridges
- whom was referred the report III the
appraisers appointed I" assess Jh-
damages sustained nv the location II
the "Z"uCha R"ad'' in L"uD township
at tn. southeast corner ut
section =: town. -. range :: west. ana
running thence north "n section line
rwo miles said road - h. 80 feet IN
width. would report that upon Tue III
v-srigatinn We find that a.. IN" proviS-
j"nS If th.. law for III" In"atinn II pub
lie highways have been complied with.
: therefore. recommend that the -Stab-
lisnm-nr III said road be declared duly
mad, AMI IN. report II The appraisers
approved that IN accordance Herewith
damages NJ awarded - The claimants
and rn,. clerk b- directed - issue war
rants IN payment thereof m IN" 'Hl"
county general fund a. follows.