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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-05
TARIFF TALK is LEADING
ISSUE AT WHITE HOUSE
President Wilson and Representative
Underwood Peep Into Archives
Of Legislation For Some.
thing New

Washington, April 81 President
Wilson and Representative Oscar w.
Underwood were In conference for
several hours at the White House to-
night over features Of the proposed
tariff revision. The conference was
requested by the president, who mad
been studying the new tariff bill for
several days and familiarizng MIN.
self with many of the questions about
which controversy has been raised
Other conferences which are to fol-
low with Mr.. Underwood and Sena-
tor Simmons, chairman of the senate
finance committee, will settle the
status Of the sugar, wool and agri-
cultural schedules, so far as the par
ty leaders can settle them; and will
decide whether one general bill, or
separate schedule bills shall be pre-
scented to the house.
The opponents of free sugar chief
ly representing the cane growing Sec
tons of the south, have made strong
representations to the president
against removal of all duty from that
product.
Goes Into Detail
Since his first conference with Mr..
Underwood, President Wilson had
gone over the tariff bill in immedi-
ate detail with Secretary Redfeld, of
the department of commerce, for
whose tariff views he has high re-
gard.
1t was understood that few detail
ed rates were under consideration at
tonight's conference; but that the
general questions as to the free ad-
mission Of raw materials, and the ex-
tent to which the duty should be re-
moved from agricultural products and
articles largely consumed by the pub
lie, were discussed fully.
Efforts to bring the senate and
house into accord before the details
of the new tariff bill become public,
are to be made late this week. Sen.
ator Simmons will ask Democratic
members Of the senate finance com
mittee to meet Friday for a prelim
mary consideration of the tariff. Al
that time 1t is expected that a copy
Of the bill prepared by the house
ways and means committee will be
submitted to the Democratic senators
and considered in detail.
Objectionable Features
Should the senate committee de
termine that certain features OF The
bill would not be acceptable in thu
senate, efforts will be made to hav'
the draft of the bill changed by thu
house committee or by the Democrat
ic membership Of the house whel
It meets in caucus next week, so tina
house and senate may be brought II
to as complete accord as possible 4
support OF the public bill
Senator owen, chairman of tn
new senate currency committee, ha
a talk with President Wilson toda
about currency legislation. Senate
owen said afterwards they discusse
no details, but laid the foundatio
for future conferences.
He expressed the opinion that Will
several individual bills would be II
troduced one measure would b
clothed with administration supper
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-05

of J Pierpont Morgan will be Held
in this city at st. Georges Protest
ant Episcopal church. Interment will
be at Cedar Hill cemetery. Hartford,
Conn, Mr. Morgan's birthplace. The
dates will be decided later.
This brief announcement was made
this afternoon by Henry p. Dawson
of j. p. Morgan & Company.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-05

Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite and what ! did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me-. H.. Walk.
err, Sunburry, Ohio Advertisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-05
CONFERENCE EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Line

To Salt Lake City for April Mormon
Conference. Tickets on sale from
points north of ogden. April ] to b,
limited to April Is. See agents for
rates and further particulars. AID
vertisement. a5
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-05
LAND FOR SALE

For an ideal horse ranch and al.
falfa farm combined-500 acres at
81 per acre-apply to e. J. Norman
Paradise. Utah. Advertisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-04-05
FUNERAL WILL BE
- HELD IN NEW YORK

New York, April 2.-Funeral ser.
vices in this country over the body
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ALLEGED HORSE THIEF
PLACED on TRIAL

Joe Riggio. charged with horse
s,caiing. was placed on trial IN III"
district court this afternoon. this
being III. iirs, criminal trial OF tn"
March term. Ri:eio Is jointly
charged with Alionso Roy In steal
Ing four head Of horses belonging To
Ranchman Ros"borourh OF III" sun
flower valley. ltigElo Il said to
have madr away with the horses
about September 30 OF vast year and
was appf"h"ut.d after. II Il alleged,
he had cludci the sheriff and posses
for days and secured the country.
Hr l. defended by Attorney Earl
Cooley. who viii attempt To cstab-
ll.h an alibi To til" effect that the
defendant was not In the county at
the time IN" hOrs"R wcr" stolen. In
sclcciIng n Jury tho defense "x"r-
cisch considerable discretion In
question to ascertain whether any
OF tho members OF the panel are
m.mbcrs nf tn" Nnii-iIorsc Thief
association of the valley. ON" Jury
man. John Mci'tid". wIs cNcasr,
when he said h" WIS u member
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Biz Lumber Concerns
Are to Consolidate

The consolidation Of the o. l.. Da-
via Lumber company and the Hughes
BROS. Lumber company is about 10
he consumynnicd. according TO state
mcntR made today nv officials OF the
TWO concerns. Neither ". NJ. Will
inms. manager OF tho Hughes i.um-
her company or u. l.. Davis. Ir.. who
was interviewed regarding the mat
ter would discuss the detail OF tn"
transaction. hut did confirm the re-
Oprt which has been freely circulai-
cd In local business circles that tho
merger Of the TWO couccrns had TAX
on place. II Is Understood that .. l..
Davis has absorbed the hughes l.um-
her company and consolidated tho
two Yards. Il Is also understood that
". N. Williams will sever his con-
meet ION with the lumber business.
The combination oi the two large
conccrns has hcon contemplated for
some time. II was learned upon In
Quiry that IN" actual transfer has
not taken place. but Will within the
| next few days. o. l.. Davis. Sr.. who
| becomes the head OF tn. big business
enterprise ia In Denver and could not
bc seen In relation 10 In" matter.
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CHICAGO MERCHANTS
CALLED TO TESTIFY
N VICE INQUIRY

Chicago. March Six more o'
Chicaxo's leading merchants. II was
announced today. will be served
with subpocnas 10 appear before the
state vice commission next Friday
II will require week to hear the
witnesses already summoned. atcs
which owners OF leading wholesale
clothing houses and factories will he
heard.
1t is the opinion OF Lieutenant
Governor Barrett, O'Hnra. head oi
the commission. that many girls are
driven to the underworld ny insmffi-
cicnt remuneration. and IL Is for tho
purpose Of Investigating this feature
of tho study that the merchant
have been subpoc naed.
The additional witnesses sum.
moncd are Edward llillmau. OF
Hiiiman's: 5. S"hwadz Of Rothschild
and company: Joseph Rasscy OF
Eicscl Cooper and company: John
Pierre OF Carson. Perrc. Scott and
company: Mrs. Nellie Netscher OF
Boston Store and Gore Thornc. vice
president OF Montgomery. Ward &
company. In addition three girls
from each department store will be
called to learn how much they earn
and how they live.
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harmless remedies. but Il has great hssiinS
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PERSONALS S

Hal Dissel1. OF sanAe@all II In the
city on . few days busIkAAA, "trip. Il
d. l.. Taylor left this afternoon
for Denver on n few days business
trip.
Mrs. c. d. Odorizzi returned 10
Ludlow this afternoon after u days
visit In Trinidad.
c. d. Jolly of Primero is spending
q few days In Trinidad attending TO
business matters.
l.. u. StoddarL left this afternoon
for the camps north OF the city on q
days business trip.
l.. \. Peck left this afternoon for
the camps north OF the city on u
days business trip.
Mrs. John Dye OF FL Moro arrived
In the city today for u days VISIT
with Trinidad friends.
Miss Francis Dodge loft last night
! for Fort Worth. Texas. for an cN.
tended visit with friends.
\. u. Drew returned this morning
from Folsom. New Mexico. where he
mas been visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Mcmillan OF
Denver arrived in the city Yesterday
on few days business and pleasure
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Sicinhou.e re-
| turned 10 Hastings this afternoon
after "A days business "trip In TrIni-
dad.
Mrs. l.. calmcr OF IIuerfano. Colo.
l. In the city visiting with Mrs. r.
Sanders and Mrs. r. u. Martin at
] ?03 nucna Vista street.
VIII Couey left this morning for
The camps north Of tho city on u
days business trip In the interest
of tho Mason Candy company.
John W. Pritchyd. u lumber mcr-
chan, and prominent business man
OF WalscnburE. Is In the city m u
irw days business and pleasure trip.
T. T.. Fisher general passenger
agent for the e. and $. arrived In
the city this morning on a days
tusin's. trip In the interest OF tho
company.
John ". Padsctt. formerly man
ascr Of the Advertiser. and wife left
this afternoon for Denver where they
viii visit Tor short time with
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Norbutk and son
Willie returned to SuffIeld this af-
tcrnoon after spending the morning
In Trinidad shopping and attending
TO business matters.
Fred Harrington. general attorney
for the Z. r. 4 !. Company. and the
e. & ". railroad. left this after
noon for Denver after . days busi-
ness trip In Trinidad.
Mrs. \. Dcntix Of Denver. mother
Of Mrs. lsadorc Sanders of this city.
viii leave In few days for her
home IN Denver after m extended
visit In Trinidad with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanders.
! =. Y. Patrick nj the Zig Six il con
fined To his home OH account OF
sickness. Mr. Patrick recently I'm
dcrwcn; an operation and Will he
confined to his home for week or
ton days.
Mrs. u. NJ. Whitney and daugh
tiers Gladys and Anna. Of los An.
sclcs. California. arrived In tho city
last evening from Denver whcrs
they spent a few days visiting with
friends. Mrs. Whitney and dauxh'
tiers Will visit with friends In Trini.
dad for u short iimc before return.
Ing TO California. They wcrc called
tn this city on account OF the death
of tho late u. N. Whitney.
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To THE PUBLIC

Owing TO the death OF II. II.
Brown. president. and practically
sole proprietor of The II. u. Brown
Hardware company. III" TWO remain
Ing directors have appointed the un'
ilcrSigned rs general manager OF the
companys affairs.
The business will he conduct ted
niong the same lines aS In the apst
and all the present employees will
continue with the firm-always
ready to show YOU polite attention
ana serve your wants for hardware
In u satisfactory manner.
The manager has for thirteen
years been connected with the Sim
mons Hardware company. st. Louis.
Mo-. aud for some time past has bcan
and Is now. Its representative. In this
aprt Of Colorado. and is familiar
with the retail hardware business.
In order that tho hooks OF the
company may he checked up. We ask
you TO please call in and settl" your
account and begin anew as GUS
iomcr on our books.
We Will begin taking an inventory
II our stock ~ IN early date. and tn
Il reduce the stock In tn" meantime
and max" room for new goods We
twill offer some closo-out goods at
special bargains.
Our stock will always he found
'Om plci.-anh We guarantee salts
I faction OF quality on all goods. or
money hack. High Quality. Right
Prices and Courteous Treatment will
| l." our motto.
Inviting you To visit MS often and
| assuring you or our desire To- serve
| YOU. We are.
Yours truly.
1.-THE n. n. BROWN lIDW. co.
l!y ", e. DOilEETY.
It. Gcncraf MnnnEcr
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR

UNITED STATES posio:ficc. Trini.
dad. Colo. OFFICE OF custodian.
March I. 1919. Sealed proposals
viii he received ~ this building
until o'clock y. M. March -.
1919. and then opened. for Turn
ishine electric current. gas. water
ice and miscellaneous suppiics. ant!
for removing ashes and rubbish.
washing towels ana srr'nklins
streets during the fiscal year. end
Ing Jun" 30. 1914. Sealed propos-
will also h" received until " o'clock
y. M. April %. 1918. and then
opened. FOR so ionE biinminou
coal and ! cord wood. The right
I" rcjcc, amy and NIL bids is ros"rv-
cd by tn" Treasury Department. u.
u. Finch. Custodian.
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HUMAN ASHES SENT

Denver. Cole. March :.-"i'.r"
IN a dead man" was tho comment
mad. by u parcel post clerk 1T III"
Union Station her" today az he held
M To tho view OF his fellow clerks
l packaE" nine Inches square and
weighing seven pounds.
The package contained the ashes
Of Edward u. Knots OF California.
who died here u few days ago. follow
ing an attack Of appendicitis.
The package Was addressed to tho
widow. Mrs. Ada Knots. San Fran
cisco. II cost ~ cents postage aud
bore u 10 cent Insurance stamp.
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BOTH HOUSES TO PROBE
SUCF. PARADE RIOTS

Washington, March 5.-Mcssrs
Jones. Dillingham; and POmerenc,
the senate committee named to in
vcstigatc the responsibility of the
police for the riotous scenes which
marked the woman's suffrage pcag-
cant on March ,. prepared today TO
begin their investigation by holding
hearings 10 which witnesses have
been summoned. 4 similar inves-
tiagtion is to be made by the house.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05
TEXAS WOULD GUST

ErccnviIIe, Texas. March 1.-Thc
state OF Texas here today filed nm
custer suit against the Standard OIL
Company of New Jersey, tho Stand
ard Oil Company of New York. the
Magnolia Petroleum company Of
Texas and the Corsicana Petroleum
Company of Texas. Violation OF tho
Texas antitrust laws Is charged.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05
DAVID BlsHPAx HERE.

David tIixhap. the famous BARTON.
arrived In tho city this morning and
was met by "a apriy Of the members
OF tho Philharmonic society. and wns
escorted TO tch hotel. Iiishpam Will
appear In conccr, a' the West theatre
tonight. and Will afford Trinidad
music lovers rare opportunity to
hear one Of 'hc greatest celebrities
Of the present DAY.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05
CALL RLDFORD'S AUTO

when contemplating trip IN tho
country. or even a llttl" rid" about
III" city. call up Kadford at the Co
mmbiIn Hotel. Trinidad 500. and h"
viii arrang" for iht rest. \. &.
Kahford'S nu,omObil" IL always In
readiness and promises you prompt
aud satisfactory service by pnoning
Trinidad 500.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05
ATTENTION REDMEN

Apache Tribe No. 2S. Order of Red
men. will meet Wednesday evening n
S o'clock sharp AT Elks' Hall Al
members arr urged to be present. 4
large class TO be initiated. Luncheon
after initiation.-R. X. Ross. Sach
cm; Tony Patrick, K. OF X.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05
NO CONNECTION

THE HIGHLAND DAIRY wishes
In make known to the Trinidad pub.
lie. that they have no connection
whatever with the Hainlcn Bros.
dairy. We often hear OF people be-
ing confused with the names 80 We
take this opportunity to inform the
peopic that We are THE HIGHLAND
DAIRY. Our milk has all tho cream
on all the time. SAMPLES CHEER
FULLY LEFT UPON REQUEST.
l.. II. cox. Prop.
Phone Rcd :S02. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05
NOTICE

All members OF Rocky Mountain
lodge No. 2. knights OF Pythias are
requested to bc present at their reg
ular session Thursday night. Dusi-
ness OF Importance relative. to prep
arations for grand lodge meeting to
be transacted. Work in End and 3rd
rank. Visiting brothers welcome.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05
DIES OF TUBERCULOSIS

Antonio Malcndcz. .. ycar1 old.
died early this morning at the hos.
pitai. Death was du" tn "uh"rou-
iosis. Deceased had bc"n employed
at the sugar beet factory -, Rocky
Ford and came here to IN" hospital
SIX weeks ago. lie was unmarried
and rs far aS known had no rcla'
tiycs In this part Of the country.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05
ATTENTION U. S. W. v.

Regular ns',ing tonight at Castle
hall, business al. Importance. Pleas"
he present. ". u Mann. Comm, At
test. Don 4. Stratton. Adj,.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05
DEATH At BOWEN

child or Mr.. and Mrs. ". ~. Sloan.
Of Bowen. died lt that place last
evening. Funeral viii take place
,his afternoon from the HON" OF til"
parents u, Bowen. In,"rmcn, In
Masonic cemetery.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05
DEATH AT MADRID

The infant child Of Frank Gem
iinclii OF Madrid died yesterday
u, ,ha, place. Funeral Will take
place from the residence at Madrid
today.
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n. II. S0L0Ns STILL IN
ROW OVER SALARIES MLL

cations today are that the present
legislature will adjourn on March II
without cnactinR n law fixing the
salaries OF county officials. Whether
tho governor under these circuua-
stances would call special session
Ia n matter he will not discuss at this
time. The county salary bill was vc-
tocd by tho governor a week ago.
Tho house Republicans held q eau
Gus this morning and are reported
to have abandoned all ideas OF n
compromise measure. They were un-
able TO pass the existing measure
over the veto. A motion by George
Tucker. a Democrat member to table
the existing bill was defeated and
the house then recessed until this
afternoon at O'Clock.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05
MODEL MILLINERY

Goods arriving daily. Announce
m"nt al spring opening will bc made
later. =
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05

iiavls James Will locate at Mem
phig early IN the sprirs
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05
STATE NEWS

Delta. Colo. March at the mu-
nicipal election held her" yesterday.
commissioners to conduc, the cify's
affairs under the new form Of gov
ernmcnt wcrc elected ns follows:
Public Salcty-.-W. II. Stewart.
Finance and Supply--Mrs. cami-
line Sanders.
Water Works-Dan WaRgoncr.
The proposal for Il $la.00J bond
issuc to erect u municipal liShiin
plant WAS defeated,
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05

Spring Millinery Opening. Satur.
day. March sth. Ladies' are cordial.
iy invited to Warmker Sis-
tors. :03 West Main street. /:
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05

Cripple Creek. Colo. March g.
Former Judge Chaunccy u. Black
mere. aged 81. died here today OF
hardening OF the brain. Blackmcrc
avs n Republican legislative candi.
date at tho last election.
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Denver. March 5.--Thc tanning OF
testimony was begun today before
District Judge A. X. Parr In the case
In which Mrs. Zoe Wheeler seeks to
break the will OF her stcpdaughtcr
by which her estate OF approximately
$4,000 was left to DR.. W. II. Meyer
executor thereof and his brother,
Otto Meyer. the girls fiancc.
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Denver. Colo. March a.--Calling
upon the Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph company TO accept the
rates for Denver service provided In
the ordinance adopted at tho recent
lection and TO submit the case to tho
mayor. auditor and treasurer OF Dem
YER as provided therein. Mayor Arm.
old today replied to n letter from T..
u. Field president OF the Company
In which the latter suggested the ap-
Itointment OF n special committee to
Investigate and determine n schcd-
ulc OF rates. Tho mayor In his letter
declined to serve M the member OF
such committee.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-05

Denver. March 5.-W. u. Dickson
former attorney general OF Colorado
was taken 10 st. JoseDh's hospital
this afternoon for an appendicitis
operation. Mr.. Dickinson has hccn
III week
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-06-27

II
Report Of the condition OF
THE INEz DEPOSIT Rank,
doing business in the town Of Inez.
County OF Martin. State OF Kentucky
at the close of business on the 4th
day OF June. 1918:
Resources.
Loans and Discounts ~. .44.705,14
overdrafts. secured and
Unsecured ........... 1,657.O3
Stocks. Bonds and other
Securities .......... s.55s.3s
Due from Banks 1865. 1S,434.55
Cash on hand 1880. 4.s26.50
Banking House. Furniture
and Fixtures ...... $4,000.
Other Assets not included under
any OF above heads 80. 109.43
Total -....... 1890. 74,643.03
Liabilities.
Capital Stock paid in. in
cash ...,.......... 100000
Surplus Fund ......... $1,000
Undivided Profits. less ex-
penses and taxes paid =. 4l.70I
Deposits subject to
check -. S54.10S.Sl
Time Deposits. $ $4,000
Cashiers checks out
. standing .........,. 57.s6s.3I
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-06-27
BUCHANAN.

ChldrSals Day program Vas ren
d=red n this place Sunday Al
parts we're carried ont nicely Al
zH9rcpTiz1e song Was sung Al tbs
close Of each recitation. The house
Eas beautiful decorated in pink and
white and flowers were beautiful
the weather having been suitable Z
number Of persons came out
The singing school closed hers
T1esday-
Lewis Bennett viii 90 70 Rich
zrdsDn this week 10 take charge Of
secrion for \ few days
Marvin F5ObsOn mas accepted a
position rs brakeman on the L 4
y r0ad and went 10 Lexington
Thursday 10 take charge OF duties.
Miss Belle NrSOTssy attended the
picnic n Clyffeside Park Saturday
M and Mrs Faber1 Steadman.
daughter and son. are here from
- k-ns spending several days
John Ross, Of Mt Zion made =
snszlass call here Tuesday
Joe Compton has gone to Paints
VIE, where he has accepted po-
salOn rs engineer on the b and o.
railroad
Miss NOla Esrep. n worthy ste
nogrzpher Of Huntington. is spend
sEg a weeks vacation Al home She
accompanied by her sister. Miss
R=-aaa VIII leave soon for East
Liverpool on an extended visit
Mrs- Martha Kounts and children
Of ashland are guests of parents.
Nr- and Mrs John Turman-
sars- J. B. Compton went TO Ports
raOrrh last week 10 visit her son.
L B. Compton. returning Monday
Mrs John stump and little son
g=mes. Of East Liverpool. o.. are
here on visit 10 parents and 9TH
II relatives
Ers- DOde Stewart came up from
Ashland Tuesday and spent the day
xz1b her sister. Mrs James Mcsor-
ICY
John Riddle called on Mss Eliza
bs,.h BLACK recently
A party Of young people from
MS pace went 10 the bAIl game al
Eaz1 FORK saturday
AU REvOIR-
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er-
D. C. Poteet has almost complet
ed the painting OF Charley Clay's
new house
! Allen Clay and Jay Rice came
VERY near getting killed Saturday
aight by horse throwing them on
their way home from Fallsburg.
4.,rvey Moore was calling on Mel
lie Lambert Sunday.
Everybody enjoyed the ice cream
supper at Charley Clay's Tuesday
night
Nollie Clay has returned from
4 visit to Catlettsburg
John Rife went down our creek
enroute TO Fullers TO meet his
daughter. Georgia
Allen Clay Is expecting to go to
housekeeping at Failsburg soon.
The Lambert girls entertained a
crowd OF youngg people Sunday.
Green Queen and wife visited
Sam Moore and wife Sunday.
P. d. G.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-06-27
NOTICE TO REVIEWERS.

On regular County Court day IL
July 1913 the undersigned will pc
tition the County Court TO appoint
two reviewers who. together with
the County Road Engineer. may en-.
ter upon the lands OF Tip Moore
Geo ss,. -t Al. for the purpose OF
making surveys for a proposed
change Of read on the Blaine Webb
vile road. that the reviewers may
ascertain all information, and re-
port 10 the court that the court
may decide whether or not said
change should be made. 2t.
B. J. GALLOWAY, c. z.