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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-16

carried out in French style initiating
the hot spieed wine and little cakes
used in FRANCE during the holiday
season.
The H. H Birthday club held their
Christmas party at the home of Mrs
". DyaI- in Potwin- A O'Clock
luncheon was served. and the after
noon spent at auction bridge Covers
were laid for Mrs E. H Main, MI 8
Clinton Coddington. of Usage City:
Mrs ]. L McNeal, Mrs Harry Good
rich. rs.Steila French. Mrs. H. Brunt.
Mrs L c. Hammond. Mrs George r.
Middaugh and Mrs Dyal@1
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The women Of the EIks' club will
have a sewing party this evening at
the club and viii make the candy
sacks for the tree whfchethe Elks will
have for the children of Topeka
Christmas day. Mrs W. o. Anderson
is in charge of the committee,
4 Christmas party for the actives
pledges and alumnae OF the Delta
Gamma sorority will be held at the
house this evening.
= .
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity viii
give a dance Friday evening for the
members and the alumni at the chap
ter house, 172s West Euclid avenue.
bueeyS HoreneStfa Will play,
y = =
The Wzshburn high school DRAMATIC
club and glee club will give a Christ
mas program Thursday night at the
ealleee chapel. The glee club will sing
a number of oId-fashioned carols ard
the dramatic club viii present the
farce, Rooms TO Let The gIee club
is as old as the high school, dating
back three years. while the dramatic
club Is still young. having just been
organized this fall.
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THERE'S A LITTLE R9Y IN DER
I TOWN
what to buy daddy. for Christmas s.
The mother had been speaking of
electrical gifts. A reading light. a, hot
water heater. and various ether things.
including a Morris chair. had been
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-16
Ends Stubborn Coughs
in q Hurry
Sy FRANCES JONES

Tor real effectiveness. this old
hanae-mads remedy has no equal
Easily aad cheapay prepared
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-22

- Fijando sll doTnicilio en- la calle
No. 8 de Nnevo B8lgica, han contraf-
do matrimonio en- ssta ciudad los apre
eiabIes j6venes don Angel Alsarez u
seiorita Rosa Zambtana, por caiya vi
da conyugal hacem6s fervientes yotos.
LA ingenua Y siinpatica seiIOrita
Matiltie Yaldivieso hija qacridfsima
sle nnestro querido amigo y correligio
mario don Ulises Valdiviesta, So some
.ti6 aver a una delicada 6peraci6n
de cirujfa que realiz6 ell notable bis
turf portorriquefio doctor Rafael L6-
pez Nusa, en- ell Hospital San LueQs.
El exito de la operaci6n y su cstadp
general hoy, permiten asegErar que
muy pronto estara absolutamente res
tablecida la bella v amable paciente,
noticia que acogemOs gust0sos
Nuestro joven amigo Esteban Gar
cfa, manager de la .Borinqren Mo-
wing Picture Coz de esta ciudad, ha
marchado esa capital para contratar
nuevas pelfcllas para los salones de
exhibici6n que mantiene abiertos en-
esta eiudad la expresada corporation.
Sc informa que el joven Garcia, re-
tornara pronto de esa ciudad capital.
Sufriendo Np ataque lde tiebre,
glarda CANA en- SUI residencia, en- esta
poblaci6n, ell aprcciable sefior Pedro
Osorio, tenedor de libros apOderado
de la firna social Gonzalez, Ortiz v
Co." del alto comercio de Droxisio-
mes de esta plaza por cuya cnraci0n
" restablecimiento hacemos cordlales
votos. t s,E 4
lei guardia Juan Mayas, ha presen
tado Genuncia ante la Corte Municipal
contra el vecinO Fundador Boscana,
acusandole de haber agredido Luis
Maisonet, pegandOle con I'm paraglas.
Nuestro consecuente correligiona-
rio el licenciado Jose Fernandez Sega
ira, hijo odel tambi6n abogadO repu-
blicano don Jose Fernandez Coronas,
ha sido propuesto por ell Partido Re
publieano para Ell delicado cargo de
Juez Municipal, de Juana Dfaz; Y
tai recommendation ha sidO favorable
mente cOmentada en- esta cindad.
Los guardias Saturnino Torres
Ledesma Y Manuel Cardona, han pre-
.sentado denuncia contra el yecino Ami
lceto Camacho, del bariio Real. como
autor de una violacion a la ley de
arbitrios, por cuanto Camach0 habfa
montado Y tenfa en- actividad, clandes-
| tinamente, un aparato de destilar al
coiiol, en- el expresado barrio Real apa
/ ratio que cay6 en- manos de los men
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-22
Aristocratica boda Maristany- -Lamoutte
Aparece otro alambique en Ponce A
VARIAS NOTfcIAs DEL SUR ,sas

cionados policfas. que q Ia yez foeupa
ron alcohol destilado en- Ell misfS6.
Hi gestiones oficiales, aver yinie
ron de Yaneo a esta ciudad el Lcdo
Carlos del Toro Fernandez, 81 Sc
cretario lie Ia Corte Municipal, dc
aqilel pueblo, don Angel Becerra.
Sc informa que los ingresos hab-
dos en- el Tesoro Municipal por con
oepto de impuestos por nso de agIaes
procetlentes del Acuedueto, por pater-
tes, arrendamiento y yenta Gle nichts
venta de parcelas de terreno en II
Cemenierie Municipal, traslado de ci'
sas, etc, etc. lnonta a $5S.469.96, dti
.rante el aiio econ6mico de 1919-20
= Con sel fin de buscar allf oportu
.nieEad para ganarse la vida, pasalc
1nafana iueves, embarcara por ,el prel
to icN>esa capital hac.a Estados Uni
dos, In hqteligente Y bella sseforita 'sa
bel vazqu&z, de esta ciudad, la fut
deseamos bNen yiaje y 6xito en- SUI
loables proposjtos.
CorresponSai
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-22

Ponce, Julio 90 El detective Juan
R. Colon, Y policfas Juan Hnnna v Se-
cundino Perez Sanchez han detenido
Estanislao Llav6 para sindicarlec co
mo autor de una yiolaci0lis la ley fe
deral prohibicionista, cometida al po-
seer, en- actiyidad, nm aparato de tes-
tilar alcohol, que Llav6 habfa raonta-
do en- terrenos pertenecientes al Cen
tral Boca-C Chica, de Juana Dfaz.
Cuando dichos agentes de la jnsti-
cia Sc incantaron del alambique. a
La vez ocuparon I'M POGO de alcohol
que va habfa destilad6 Llavo.
En- la Capilla del AsiIo para Niiias
Huerfanas, existente en- la Ayenida
Hostos, de esta ciudad, contraeran
natrimonio el jueves pr0ximo, dfa %
lei cursante, ell estiinable Y culto jo-
ven doctor Carlos Maristani, cirujano
lentista, Y la bella v simpatica sefio-
rita Pillar Lamoutte; apadrinando la
ceremonial ell padre de la angelical Pr
lar, doctor Julio I1amoutte v la res-
oetable madre del contrayente, sefiora
Pepita Salichs de Maristany.
Ambos jovenes disfrutan de genera
les simpatfas en- esta sociedad, por 10
que la boda es objcto de jtibilo entire
los mdltiples amigos de Carlos y pi-
lar.
Nos anticipamos dcsear ctcrna fell
cidad los va dichosOs prometidos.
Para Caguas ha salido con el fin de
gestionar asuntos de fanilfa ell apre5
ciable yecin0 don Rafael Rodriguez,
sargento de la seccf6n sanitaria del
Cuerpo de Bomberos de esta cilidad !;
quien Sc prone regresar inmediatamen
te.
Aver tarde, las cinco, asistiendo
al acto inumerables familiares Y re-
lacionados, Sc verified ell sepelio del
cadayer del respectable vecino con Ju-
Han Teissonniere, de cuya grave en-
fermedad va habfamos dalo cuenta
los lectores de Ell IMPARCIAL.
DamOs nnestro sentido pesame los
familiares del extintO ciudadano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-22
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRES;

no ALL TO WHOM THESE PRES
ENTS MAY COME, GREETING:
WHEREAS, it appears to my sa5
tisfaction by duly authenticated GER
tiicate for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by unanimous consent of all
the stockholders, deposited in my
office, trat the PORTO RICO LUM-
BER COMPANY, a corporation of
this Island, the principal office of
which is situated in the City of San
Juan, r. R., has complied with the re-
quirements of the Private Corpora
tions Act, preliminary to the issuing
| of this.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
NOW THEREFORE,, /, r. SIACA
PACHECO1 Executive Secretary of
Porto Rico, DO HEREBY CERTIFY:
That the said corporation did on the
twentyIfourth day of May, one thous-
and nine hundred and twenty, file in
my office a duly executed and atest-
ed consent in writing to the dissolution
of said corportion executed by all the
stockholders thereof, which said cons
lent is now on file in my office as
provided by law. &
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have
hereunto set my hand and caused tt
be affixed the Great Seal of Porte
Rico, at the City of San Juan, this
twenty-fourth day of May, A. D
nineteen hundred and twenty.
R. Siaca PachecO,
Executive Secretary
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-22
Ell DIR. BoCANEGRA LOPEZ,

San Francisco 81 (altos de la Farma-
cia de Blanco), anuncia que partir
de esta fecha ampliara sus hOras de
cOnsultas de 9 a IL a. m. y de 2
p. rp. idfas labOrables y de 10 a IL m
agf dias festiyos.
Julio I6 de 1920. IAdvt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-22
YApoREs saUE LLEGAN

Esta mahana lleg& a este puerto el
vapor "Coamo', proaedente de New
York, con cargay correspondence y
pasajeros. Tambien HeS6 el mpor
"Tewetanka", procedente We Jackson
vile, Florida, con un cargqmenb de
maquinaria, consignado a Resosa y
Stebbins
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-22
FERRETERIAs.

TOdo ferretero modernO usa nues-
tras bombas y dep6sitOs para el des-
pacho de aceite linaza, aguarras, PIN
turas, ETC., Desde hasta so gaIOnes
de capacidad.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO.,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-22
THE PEOPLE OF PORTO RICO

Office of the Executive Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-13
BLUE RIRRoN TALKS

Desserts are the most important
thing about your meal-they must be
Just right. Take care in getting your
Extracts. Use Blue Ribbon Vanilla
and delicious desserts are a certainty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-13
RESULTS FROM
PRIMARY KNOWN

Returns complete from Tuesdays
primary election in Escambia county
and from the most Of the counties In
the congressional district have at last
been received and the following tab
ulations confirm previously announc-
ed winners for the various offices:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-13

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-13

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-13

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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-05
LEAVES FRUIT eROWIMe
F0R CATTLE |ADUslY
WARREN ROCKER OF ORN,l,N
PURCHASES JOHN VIAL
RANCH FOR CONSIDER.
ALTON or 5000. 600

A business transaction of consid-
erable financial import was recently
contaminated when Warren Rocker,
prosperous fruit grower of Oregon,
disposed Of his inteests there for a
consideration said to he around
$25O.OOO and invested all but $5O.-
600 of this sum in Powder River
county, purchasing the p d and S l..
ranches on Pumpkin creek from John
Vial.
The deal was for 10000 acres.
and was exclusive of all livestock.
consiting of approximately 500 head
of cattle and 500 head of horses. It
is reported however the agreement
calls for the delivery Of this stock
to Mr.. Rocker as soon as spring
cmes with green grass. Until then
Mr.. Vial will remain on the nrem
ises.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-05
SAYS NORTH DAKOTA
ELECTION TO re MARNy

I. +. Mcdonald and wife who re-
f-urned home from a visit 10 Miles
city and Dickinson and Beach. \.
u, reports both the old line pawiies
lining ~ strongly for an election
fight IN an effort 10 oveythroW Non
Partisan con.roi IN that state.
According to Mr. Mcdonald !aua
taxation under The new regime has
increased three fold andfor this yea
sob he hazarded the opinion farmers
not affiliated With The league were
deserving the state. The two cities.
once prosperous business centers.
no"have numbers oi yacan, 'usi
hess houses.
Mr. Mcdonald Is "A staunch Eep,,h-
tiean in politics while his wife 81
equally devoted 10 the Democratic
party and its principles. Her broth
er. NJ. c. Mccarthy of Dickinson
also ii Democrat, served three terms
as clerk of his county without op-
position at the polls.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-05
PROPERTY ASSESSMENT
1920 STARTS TO-DAY
TEN FIELD DEPUTIES GET ~.
SrRCtTIONS AND SUPPLIES
FROM ASSESSOR LEWIS

To-day sa" the start .f property
assessment in Powder River county
tor the 1920 taxes when ten field
deputies LET. town on their respec-
tive assignments to all districts.
They must conclude their work by
July or earlier ii possible. All
connected with the 1920 assessment
had been notified to meet with Cour-
.1y Assessor Charles B Lewis aud
were here yesterday receiving in
strUctions SO that each one under
stood the general trend of his duties.
! Necessary supplies were apportioned
TO erch deupty. Their COMPENSATION
fiNea by statute i. s,37.s0 month
and expenses.
The deputies appointed by Asses
sor Levi, With their assignments
follow Loren Daily Of Ashland.
District a. Fred Jensen Of CocI
wood, District Is: Ernest S. Shire.
man OF Pinto, Districts rs and. 20.
Wendell Ccodspced of Otter Dis
tricr II; d. W Middleton o: E:Hfa,
District s: }. A. Ralston OF Kings
ley. District 10: Dr. G.. I, Meek of
Bro@dus. District 81: j. E. Bedoll OF
Pinto District %: A J. Andrews OF
Graham, District 90; /. c. Sessions
of Biddle, District "a.
All property in Powder River
county under individual or eorpor-
nte ownership IL O'Clock noon lest
Monday becomes subject to taxation
this wear, Where there are residents
not property owners their read and
poll tax of So each becomes due at
once. payable TO The proper officer
Exemptions from these taxes arc
people over 20 years for the road
tax and those over so for both road
and POLL tax
Assessing on all property is to be
m&de on full valuation. la the case
Of household furniture and tiyiurcs,
TN ::,l@.,. a,ry,l,..oo @.sss :+-r-
ness. etc. the levy il made i, 20
per cent OF full value Money, ard
solvent credits. such as money in
bank, notes not secured by mort
gage. book accounts, etc, levy of 7
per cent; livestock, 33 Il: Der cent:
land and improvements. 80 per
cent, banks and banking business,
40 per cent; mines 100 per cent OF
net proceeds
County Assessor Lewis soliciis the
cooperation OF the lcopie of the
county. with his Office III this wears
assessment. It is impossible to COM
pi2te sHch an undertaking. without
errors hn, they NAV BE- greatly elm
mated hN everyone doing hi, duty as
sooa cl'!zen-. The Deputies are go.
Ing into the field .oI the purr,ose of
assessing property upon which to
.alse taxes for next years expense
OF county government ana it is their
Instruction to meet the law S require
mcuts. No difficulty Hil ensue if
the one assessed abides hy The. same
statutes
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-05
TO CUT MILLION FEET
LUMBER N COUNTY
81 ny PORTABI.E S.AWMlfI.S
SOON I'D OPERATE ON JdksS
cur DURING WINTER
!" SEASON

During the coming season it is
believed over a million feet of lum
Ter will be cut from pine and cotton
wood logs in Powder River county,
and this is not known as timhered
area Of much proportion.
W. c. Bidwell with his portable
sawmili at Stacey is said to be plan
ming the cutting of hall million
feet Of pine lumber in the Stacey dis
trict alone, afterwardto cut lumber
along the river. John Broadstone
will probably cut 100000 feet of
lumber and A. W. Harper another
100000 feet.
In addition to there three men
there are numerous others who man
lumber operations on smaller scale.
during the winter sea1m MANY
cottonwood and pine trees have been
fclled. to be converted into f;rewood
aad lumber. Only rough or unflr
ished work is dons by the portable
mills.
So far as. known sawmills in this
county are located at this time. one
ownedhy F. o. Reder seven miles up
she river: one on the Deurst place,
seven miles, down the river; one on
the head Of Camp creek: others in
the vicinity OF Green creek. and two
near Coalwood.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-05
245 TONS OF ICE
LOCAL CONSUMPTION
THREE lIM[AL PARTIES J,l'T Up
ICE AIMED TO MEET ALL
HOT WEATHER RE
QUIREMENTS

A total OF 245 tons OF ice are now
under sawdust to meet local demands.
This ice was put UP by three differ
ent parties, only one of whom will
do retail business in this COM
modify, the others reservjng their
supply for their own consumption.
The ice from Powder river was
an ahjeet failure thisyear due to a
roilly condition Of The water at the
time of the hardest freeze. in De-
cenlber thaw broke up the ice and
with the water was chnrnel cons;l
cradle quantities of sand and other
debris. A heavy drop in tempcra
tufe followed. congeaing the water
with this dirt to such an extent il
was rendered unfit fca' domestic use.
Then it was that resort was taken to
other ice fields
From the reservoir OF artesian
water ice onthe Jack Kane place, two
miles from town. Charles b. Lewis
harvested is tons Of ice. hauling it
to the road ranch for private con-
sumption. S. 4. Holt, a druggist of
Eka]aka, who intends opening a
pharmacy in the building adjoining
the Powder River County bank as
soon as the roads permit transferring
his stock of goods. laid in suprlv
oi AZ tons OF ice il shed to ihe
rear oi'hc store. George Lewis and
Alfred Rue as !; partnership har
vested ls1 tons of ice from a reser-
Vol. fed by artesiau water. Because
OF road conditions no attempt was
Made to haul this ice to town so it
was covered nearby the reservoir.
Mr.. Lewis is a local business man
and will use considerable quantities
Oh ice during he season but believes
the surplus will be sufficient to meet
other local demands From this
larger supply Oscar Frederick of...-ie
Powder River hotel has Contracted
..tte pounds OF ice each month to
keep his hosteiry supplied 1t will
De necessary to build Il road from
the Rue reservoir to town, Il dis
taace OF about four miles. and ice
Will bee hauled from there during
night time as {; means of conserya-
ton. sawdust Tor ali three ice har-
vests was easily accessible from
sawmills
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-05
fkEiGHCEis HAS EXPERIENCES
on An ADVERSE CHARACTER

+. l.. KiSer. ireiyhter of
tnalwood, recently had Il series
of nl>fortunes. Bringing a
load from Miles City he be.
came sick and left the consign
nelt at Beebe. returning to his
home. For three weeks he was
incapacitated with influenza.
I'm that time he also lost a val
nablc horse. Ranch bills in
cured on the trip reached an
excessive figure. Time was
lost through impossible roads.
but after six weeks lie was
able to deliver the goods to
their destination in Broadus,
Needless to state the trip was
a financial failure. NJ
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-05
MtSlC SED Bl MARINES
To ENtELIENT ADVANTAGE

Music both Instrumental and yo-
cal, is still doing much toward
bringing the oddly mixed men of
the new Marine Corps closer to-
sether. says Sergeant f. K. Allgood
of the I. S. Marine recruiting office.
:f Miles block. Miles City. Mont.
Music had not a little to do with
building up the nations military
spirit during the world war. The
Marine at the front confessed it: his
captain who entered with gusto into
he spTit of song confessed il. and
the general who planned his ad-
vances with a thought OF spirit de
corps as we'll as strength in numbers
confessed it.
For many years the military
value of bands has been understood
and appreciated, but previous to the
world war singing was considered
only a form of entertainment and
not means iof developing military
spirit. -
Today singing forms perma-
nent part in the regular training Of.
a Marine, whether he be serving
aborad touring memo war. ashore in
foreign lands. or in the training
camps at home- ..ss,.. -.
The song leaders are detailed
from among the Marines themselves.
Under their instructions and leader
shin, informal and recreational sing
ing is conducted at football. basket
hall, baseball, games. boxing and
wrestling contests, movie shows,
service club, functions, and ION the
hike
Maybe their sings are a hit
noisy and discordant. maybe a bit
sentimental and soft. maybe they
smack of sugar coating, but so does
every human relationship.
The Marines like it, it's snre
cure for the crouch, it makes the
last long mile the shortest.:so VIVA
noto" f4s s7s|fz t.s~ -:
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-05
once for The luncheon.

cOfIee for the luncheon.
Later on in the year when road
conditions will become ,core settled
encoarase7nent will be given the 10.
cal posi- to hold an exhibit OF war
relics With nominal admission fee
as means of creating funds in The
treasury, This procedure has been
taken in other places and always at
tracts widespread interest. Nearly
every boy who served with the A. e.
F In France brought home souvenirs
Of some description and these prop
erly labelled with the name OF the
owner would make Il great collection.
A. conservative estimate OF the
number Of young men in Powder
River county eligible for member
ship in a county American Legion
post is placed a, 100 and over, and
it is hoped all will take an interest
and attend for the preliminary or
ganiza!ion
Powder River county is one OF the
few counties Of the state which has
no American Legion post. The head
quarters for this state are located
at eHleua. State officers are G. r.
Pew OF Helena. commander: Don X.
Moffe't OF Billings, vice commander:
Ben ". Barnett Of Helena, adiutana
NJ. S. Cohen Of Butte. financial Off
Ger; Herbert NJ Peet Of Harlowton,
historian Ralph Y. Scott Of Hardin.
MASTER al arms
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-05
WHY TEACHERS SALARIES =
~ = RI SHOULD BIZ INCREASED

I Hel9ea. Mont.-v.The president OF a
prominent western college recently
made the following statement: 1T
must be Clear to everyone that during
the past few years people paid what
ever salaries they were obliged TO
pay, and nothing more The only
reason why the salaries OF university
professors have .tlot kept pace with
the salaries of cooks. engineers, au-
tomobile repairmen. etc, is that the
teachers have remained loyalty. pa
tient1y and quietly by their jobs. It.
is time, in the interests of our pro-
fession, that we had something ef-
fective to- say on the subject"
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-03-05
THE PEOPLE OF RiIk;f,
WANT COUNTY ROAD

OF county commissioners asks for a
county road to accommodate The peo-
pie OF Ridge district. 1t vas ni-
there. Under present conditions a
trail crossed by many gates is the
only outlet.
The new road as projected would
start from the John Marsh place and
follow up Belle creek to Ridge. a
distance of Is miles. Connections
would be made with the road from
HrOadus to Biddle