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your eyes is grC'at. Imperfectly -
fectly fitted lenses may do
an infinite amo11nt of harm
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Optical Goods
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Everything is Rigbt.
Our prescription materials -
ials arc the best that
we can bur. E\'ery-
thing is fresh and pure.
WE no NOT SUBSTITUTE. II I I
The doctor directions :
arc always carried out
with absolute accuracy.
ALL OF OUR PRESCRIPTION
compounding is done
with the utmost care ,
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of the ( lifTerent operations -
tions so as to leave not
the slightest opportunity -
nity for an error to occur
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DRUGGISTS.
Brolcn Bow , - - Neb.
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't ; 10- ( . Cotrel's Genuine Pure Olive Oil. . . . . . . . . . . . . .in bottles 35 and 70c " .
< l ure locle Candy , . for co1cl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a po nc 20c
: ' hos bud .Maraschmo CherrieR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pmts 60c
1 Baltic Mned Candy , the . finest. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .a pound 20c [ :
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Blue Bell Pears , a ; fancy can pear , all pears. per can 15c >
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I } Kohinoor 'I'ea , , English Braekfast 'I'ea . . . . . . . . . . . . . y ; Ib can 30c z \
. j BufTalo Chop , Special , Japan 'l'cas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Y ; Ib can 35c
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prov t1ingwe can prevcnt it by maldng price iuducements.
Most eyer ) ' dealer will sa ) ' 5uch thing-s , but we can make you
believe we mcan it if you will just come in anll tall < price to
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The ehraska I
Pure Food Law
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Thc Purpose of Its Enactment and
Some of tile Thidgs Accom-
plisiled Under It.
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'l'he Nebraska legislatum of
1907 , in fulfilment of the Hepub-
lican State Platform , UpOI1 which
it was elected , enacted the Pure
"ood Law. 'l'his act elcsig-II : es
I the Governor as li'ood , DOlin' and
Drug Commissioner and a thor-
ics him to appoint a deput.y and ,
chemist , who arc charg-ed with
the enforcement of the law.
Joseph W. Johnson is deputy and
E. L. Hedfern is chemist.
'l'he law was enacted for the
purpose of establishing honesty
iu the Ii"ood , Dairy and Drug
business n this state. 'l'here
had grown up a general dissatisfaction -
faction among the milk and
cream producers of the state from
thc feeling that the crcamerie ! )
were not giving the farmers a
square deal in measuring the
butler fat in the cream sold. On
tbe other hand , the creameries
and milk consumers of this state
claimed that some of the farmers
were careles and unsanitary in
the production of their milk and
cream and that much of the product - .
duct marketed was unlit for use
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and ought to lie prohibited by !
Ja w from being sold. In answer
to this complaint and in order to
establish integrity in measuring
the buller fat in the cream and
to establish cl atllin ss in the
production of milk and cream ,
the Pure li'ood law provides for a
system of inspection which is intended -
tended to be a check against ( lis.
honesty in cream testing and
against the marketing by farmers
01 unsanitary milk and cream.
Un er this Dairy department of I
the Pure li'ood law there are now
'four d'ai'ry' ' inspectors traveling
constant1yover the state , visitinf ! '
cream receiving stations , instructing -
structing testers and samplers of
cream. 'l'hese airy inspectors
are experts in their business ,
graduates of the Dairy department -
ment of the State Agricultural
college , and are enthusiasts in
their line of work. It is a part
of their business to report to the
li'ood Commissioner any cream
tester or sampler who is either
incompetent or careless or dishonest -
honest in his work. There are
about 1,700 recei ving stations in
the state , of which about 140 are
testing stations.
The Purl. Food law in its
efTorts to establish honesty in
fee s has in mind three thing ,
ad ulteration , In isrepresentation
and short weight. Much of the
adulteral10n that was in foods a
few years ago has been stopped
by the national law , but the inventive -
ventive mind employed by the
manufacturing interests is constantly -
stantly busy discovering new
tricks of adulteration , and it is a
part of the Nebraska law to look
out for these new in v ntions and
to head them ofT by prosecution
and publicity as fast as they ap'
pear.
' 1'he oW-fashioned system of
handling food stuffs in the gro-
c. ry stores in bulk was unsanitary -
tary , for it was not easy for the
{ ; roceryman to protect the. barrel-
ed stuff in his store from dust ,
dirt and general uncleanliness.
' 1'0 meet the demand of the consuming -
suming public for cleaner food
the package system was invented.
' 1'he manufacturers saw that by
putting up food stufTs into packages -
ages the } ' could appeal to the
public in behalf of their package
g'oods on the ground that the } '
were more satisfactory than
goods handled in bulk. As soon
as the package goods becam. : :
popular , the factories thought
ou t and began to practice the
short weight trick. 'l'hey found
they could put up a package of
oatmeal that looked like two
pounds and that woulll pass ofT
in the Imarket for two pounds ,
when in reality there was less
than two pounds in the package.
'l'his short weght : scheme
developed rapidly , each factory
competing with its rival to see
which could sell the smallest
amount of food for the money.
' 1'0 stop this short weight cheat
in Nebraska the branding re-
quircment was put in the Pure
LI'ood law , requiring food pack-
, ages to be labeled with the
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feature of the law was resisted .
8trenuouslv by the representatives -
tives of tlie food packages beforc
t.he legislative committec , but
the morc this pro\ision was rc-
sisted by the factories the more
the legls1ature was determincd.
in its opposition to the short
weight trick , and the elfcct of
this provision has already worlcd
ut a practical reform in hUller ,
cef { als and other food stuffs.
'l'his pro\'ision of the law makes
somc incon venience for the retail
grocer and has caused considerable -
able friction betwcen the food
commission and the food factories
hu t the systcm of honest food
branding of food packages in Ne-
braslm is steadily working its
way into practical efTect throughout -
out the state.
What Is Ground Hog Day ?
The origin of Ground Hog dOl ) '
is accounted for in the Housekeeper -
keeper for February in the following -
lowing way : F'ebruary second , or
Candlemas Day , was a favorite
holiday , marked b.y public gaiety
and ceremonies in 1Durope dUring
the Middle Ages. It is still
marked there by the.closillg of
banks and offices , but not otherwise -
wise , outside of the readillg of
church services. In the Church
Calendar it is known as the Feast
of Purification of the Virgin ,
and was first instituted by Pope
Sergins , about the year ( I H A.
D. 'l'he popular name of the
day is derived from the early
custom of \ lighting up the
churches with candles and carry-
illg these in procession . on this
festival.
As to the weather superstition
that gives to Candlemas the
name of "ground-hog day , " that
is a worldwide fable. In Germany -
many it is the badgcr that breaks
h is win ter na p on th is day to es. I
say the thankless task of weather
prophecy ; in .France and Switzerland -
land , it is the marmot , in Eng-
1a11d the h dgehog. Observat on
shows that none of these small
animals do thus observe the date
fixed , aIso ! that the weather on
this date does not accurately
foretell that of the following two
mouths , as IS supposed. But it
is a general truth that in temperate -
ate htitudes , warm and sunny
weather in the first half of February -
ruary is apt to be followed br a
change and a cool spring , and on
this fact our ground-hog and
ba ger stories are founded.
Real Estate Transfers.
George R. l ussolU to M. E.
and G. M. Guthery , 160 a. res in
24-17-21 , $2500.00
Charles O. French to M. E.
and G. M. Guthery , 160 acres in
24-17-21 , $6400.00.
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A. B. Saville and F. N. to.
Sidonia Grieble , lot 10 in block 7
in Sargent , Neb. , $ L500.00.
Walter P. Hyatt to 'rholUas J. .
Himmelright , 40 acres in 21-H-17 ,
$450.00.
Josephene Swazry to Byron O.
Swazry , lot 4 block 7 in Broken
Bow. $ IGOO.OO.
John D. Sims to James A.
Duke , s 140 ft. of w block 10
in Ma on , $1300.00.
'l'h e Un ion Stock Yards
National Bank of Omaha to
Winil eld E. Warren , parcel in
L-11)-24 , $300.00.
John H. Nelson. single , to William -
liam Nelson , HIO acres in 12-15-
25 , $3000.00.
Viola Hohertson and husband
to Willis M. \ \ oed , HIO acres in
32-13-23 , $2000.00.
Isaac A. Johnston to Daniel H.
Hoclnvell , HO acres in 31-10-18 ,
$5000.00.
Waller G. Wallace to Anna
Belle Bishop , lots 4 , 5 and 7 in
block 5 , Jewet & 1-4illy's add. to
Brol < en Bow , $1050.00.
T-lincoln Land Co. to C. W.
Mollinger , lot 5 in block 4 second
to Merna , $ L25.00.
Walter A. George to IDgbut A. .
Hall , so acres in 30-1'-1' ) , $720.
George Ii' . Christy to J. S. Austin -
tin , 40 acr s in 31-1.1' ) , $1(10.00.
H. g. Kappcrman to Marl in
E. Neumam , 1,0 acres in 34-13-22
$3500.00.
Milford D. Pile to W. D. Smith
and C. A. Cellen , 160 acres in 21
and 20-14-22 , $3000.00.
Jacob Rosenberg to James
Estergard , 160 acres in 14-14-25 ,
$250.00.
$250.00.J.
J. Barrelle to F. M. Hub-
lee , 160 acres in 14-1J-25 , $500.00.
I Official Proccedings of tllc County
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CULtthlucllrOIll IIl weole
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JANuAnr Hth JUOS.
' 1'0 'l'ho lion. County Board of
Snpervisors , of Cnstm' County.
I hereby liIo my upplication for the
position of Janitor for the ensuing year.
Scon' COO1'I\II. \
' 1'ho ahovo U1Jplicatiou had the
following lJetition a ttached thoreto.
' 1'0 The I1onol'Ilblo Doani of Supervisors -
visors of Cnstor Connty , N olJ1'lIskn.
Wo , . H\O \ undersigned ol1lcinls pf the
comt house , respeotfUlly submit to
your honomblo bo y , thnt wo are und
have been , tmtisfied with the services
of Scott Coopel' , as janitor of lIm
court house.
JIo is an accomodating gentlomun ,
and < ioos his work to sllth5fnction.
A. H. Humphrey.
H. F. Kennedy.
J. W. Crni .
B. p. Lowo.
W. D. 1)001' .
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J. B. Cnvonco.
Gust 'l'aylor.
J. ' 1' . Wood.
Geo. B. IJorter.
Hay V. 1\1cCall.
Joo. Pigmnn.
W. II ORbol'l1o , .1r.
I ! ' . B. VanAntwerp.
1171\1. \ lincknoy.
It was moved and carried that ,
Scatt Cooper bo employed as janitor
of the court house for the yeal' ] 08 ,
at It salnry of $50.0Q pm' month.
It W(1S moved by Grint and seconded
by Lee , thnt in as much as It
vacancy exists in the Soldiers Helief
I'ommission , that ,1. II. Mulvaney , bo
appointed to iii I the unoxpired term
of two years , and that J. M. Fodgo ,
bo appointed for a term of three
years , vice , A. C. 'l'owlo , whoso term
ha oxpired. Motion carried. . . .
At ( j o'clook the Board adjourned
till 8:30 : u. m" tomorrow.
JANUAHY 18 100S.
Bond met at 8:30 : u. m. , with all
members present.
Minutes of yesterdny read and
approved. .
' 1'ho forenoolJ WIIS spent in committee -
mitteo work and at 12 a. m. , the
hoard adjourned till 1 p. m.
AFTEHNOON T.HSSION. .
Uoarg. met at 1 p. m. , wi h all ,
mem bel's pnJsent.
'Wo your committee on court house
and jail supplies respectfullY report
that wo have carefully oxuuined :
the bids on supplies for 1008 ,
un find that lurcell Bros. , had
the lowct ! ! bid by $48.05 , thero.
fol'O , wo recommend that PnrceU Dros. ,
be awarded the contract for fU1'llishing
supplies fOI' the year 100S.
TJ. Cmjhman
Edward Foley Sr , 1 Com
.r umes Lee
It was moved aud carried that the
report of the committee be accepted
and adoptcd as read. ,
'rho following l'Olfuiition ! ! was then
read hy lhu clerk.
Before the Board of Supervisors
of Custer County Nobraska. I hereby
make application to bo allowed ono
deputy at a salary of ono thuusand
dollars ( $1000.00) ) per year.
Also that I be nllowod to appoint a
sJecilll [ deputy whenever the work of
the ollico abEolutely omaliliEi it , said
specinl eputy to raceivo a reasonabe !
comnensation for hi9 services.
Said salaries to ho paid by IVanant
dmwn on the genom ! fund of the
county.
Hespectfl1lly suhmitted
II. P. 1 : NNIWY , Sheriff.
It was moved um } carrie that the
sheriff ho allowed , not to oxcee the
BUill of $1000.00 fOl' eputy hire for
the year J\)08. \
' 1'he claims committee made the
following report of the claim of . C.
IIom e for $375.1 0 , same being the
premiulll on the Connty 'rreasurers
1l01l for the year 1908.
We recommen tI.at the claim ho
referred to the general board.
James 1.1'0
J. . tirint 1 Com.
L. Cushman.
ItVas moved and carried that the
report of the committee he accepte
and adol.tt'd . as read.
' 1'ho claim of g. C. Iiouso fOI'
$37fi.00 premium on the County
' ' heen referretl
'l'reaslll'erH Bontl having
to till' geneNI hoard , it was moved
anti carrie that the cluim ho allowed
for ono haH of its face 01 $187.50.
'rho ol1icial on committee ma o
the following report.
Wo recommend that the following
honds o approved :
A. H. . 1IulI1phro ) ' . ( Jount ) . JulIlO , Oustlr
count ) . Nourusk. "
11. l\I.l'lnCIlIO.COUlIl ) ' liUIIUI'lntllndollt ,
( Juslllr counl ) ' , Nourutikll.
11. .1. Ihlllll , IUlilico of the PIIICO. Broken
I Uow city.
l ! : . U'lchwlllll : : ! , JUHllco of the POIICO ,
rokon Bow olty.
I 1' " J. Drul11.lulitico 01 the 110llce , Dolhht
I J. U , lhod09 . lustloo of the pOlice ,
Aniilo ) ' townllb { p.
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H. H. SnnU'ort.lustico of the PORCO , LII.
11111 I towll hlp.
A. .J. Plclcll.luRtico : of the pence , Doulr'
Ins ! .irovo township.
U. U. UollortH , Iusllco of the POIICO.
Urnnt towlIshl1) .
lobort 1.'oIQ ) ' . Justlco of the POIICO , West
Ullion townshhl.
'I' " \ \ , 11I8t1CO 01 the PORCO ,
V olor n lnwlIshlll.
M. . 1 , . 1'11I11. Justlco of the ponce , AI.
IOI.IIUII tllwlII htp. \
J.QWIH Khllborllll ! : ' , IlIstico of thR POI\OO ,
Arllold J. H. , lOWII8hll" Ice of the ponco. Illfoli
tllwnshhl.
A. OIllIllOl'S. clerk , Kllfoll townHhhl.
\\r , O. Beltz. ) \ towlIHhlp.
O. B. lInHs clul'k \ Ictorln towll8hlp.
Iw' D. Ullnlnor. ciorlc. WostorvllIo tOWII'
H lip.
J , H. MeUmw , elork. BI'okoll How lown
ship.
Johll H. MIII'I'ny. cl I'kkAh'rtio towlIehlp
UIIIUI. lU. Uownrd , cler . Doul\Y ! UrOTO
towIIRhll\ .
A. J. 1J II : hoe , olorlcDollr.hL t.ownshlp.
tW. L. 1\1cUnlldloHs . , clUrk , Uorw'n towa.
N 1111.
U 10HLol' I . Urcoll. treasurer , Unrflold
township.
.J. A. Uschwlnd. treasurer , ' 1'rull1plt !
towns hit > .
Aillort lichnfor , tronsuror WrHtervl1lo
townShl\l.
John 1IIlor. . tronsuror. UUlltnr towII8hlp
I' " l ! : . Neodhal1l. trouHllror. Arllold town'
ship.
David Uhrlstoll , troaHuror , VictorIa
towlIshlp. ' .
B. M. Oolol11nll. tronsurer. leilfoll town.
shIJ ) .
1\1. D. Woloh. trol\suror. 80rw'n town.
ship.
1'.1 . 1'ol'no ) ' , constnblo. Kllfoll town.
ship.
.Iohll 'l'ollvcr , cOlllltllblo. IInrr.ont : town"
shirl.
B. II. Pottor. oonstnblo , Arllold town
Hhlp.
U. 1" . UHchwllld , cOlIstl\blo 'l'rlumpll
towlIshlp.
J. . . Prhlllo , 001l8tl1b . Ahrm lion tOWII'
ship.
Hnl'I' ) ' Brynn. oOllstl\hlo 1\h'rUo town.
8hhl.
J , . Pntrlck , cOIIHtablo AI'erlloll town.
Hhlp.
A. NHohlnotto. ( ollstl\hlo Wood Hhor
tOWIIS , lip.
Johll lioott. constllblo Woster"illo
towlIshlp.
1\1. W. UlOILvolnnd. conHtnhlo UOI1lHtock
lOWIIHhil.
Jot ! . Ollmore , rOllli overseer distrIct No ,
1. Ol'llllt towlIRhlp.
J. D. J. Homlor , ronll overseer dlytrlct
Nu..1 Sllr.lunt towlIRhlp.
. .1.Y. . WII rend O\'orHUOI' dlstrlot No. 1
UIl ! ! townH ( , Ip.
.1. H. J. MIIII1I , rend ovol'soor d1strlct No
2 Wn'no towlIshlp.
BOllI. UI'ouch. road ovorHoor district No.
1 Ansfo ) ' township.
O. L. JOhIlSOIl. rend ovortlour dfstrlct
No. ll1aycH , .
11. I , . McAII \ HtOl' . rOlld ovortloor dlHtrlct
No , 1 Allornon tOWlltlhlp. .
Art ( JOPHO ) ' , I'olld ovorsour district No.
3 WOllturvlllo lOWIIHhh ) .
Follx Homott. rOlld overseer distrIct
No. : lllk ! : ( JrIolt ! townshhl.
Will. 'I' . . Lillo. road ovorHoor lhstrlct
No. Loup towlIHhlp.
J. ' 1' . 1.00p. rOlld OVorHeor dlHtrlot No.4
West UlllOIl ( .oWlIslllp.
W. 1 ; . Yottel' . rOlld overseer distrIct No.
2 WHt Ullloll townslup.
( Jon 1"lolshl1llln , rOlld ovorHoor dlHtriot
No.2 KlUolI townshh ) .
.1. K. Umy , rend OVOl'soor district No.
t Ahornon t.owll8hlp
John Uovlor. rend overseer district , No.
2 UnrUold townHhlp.
O. U. 8mlth. rOlld ovcrsoor diHtrlct No.
2 . towlIshltl.
P.1JIISO. ( . rOlld ovorHcor district No.2
WOHton-lIlo towlIHhlp.
A. J , . Morl'l\n , , 'ond ovcrsoor district
No.3 LOIIP township.
A. . HOllth. rOlld ovorHoor dlRtrlct No.
1 Hrolcoll How townHhlp
O.I1.1\llllor rend ovorHoor district No.
7 Hrolcoll Bow towlIHhlp.
A. rend overseer dlRtrlet No.
I } Brolwn Bow oWIIHhlp.
WIlIIIlI1l JIondorHolI. rOlld ovorHeor dls'
trlct No.J : Hllrtont township.
B. A. Mnrsh , road ovor8uel' district No.
l\1)'rtlo '
towlIshlr'
B. Kllooll. rom o\'orsocl' district No.
1 Vlct'Jl'ill towlIship.
J B. GII , IOHI ,
GED. W. IIgAI > Llo V , 1 Com'
Buw.\lW FOLEY Sn.
It was moved . and carriol that the
report of the committee bo accepted
an UJopted ! as read ,
' 1'ho roa committee mu o the
following rope rt on the petition of O.
,1. W oot rB ot aI , for a road in town
J7 , mnge ] ;
W ( \ recommend that the within'
petition ho gmnte and damages al. .
lowed as follows as stipulate against
road district No.1 , nerw.Yn Lwp :
Also that the followiiig claims bo
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allowed :
' ' . , npprnlslll'UIIII1PnU
000 W'l'hlll.tld,1Y , ! :
rOlldllnd mllulIo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3 35
lIoo I , g\'orott. appra { slnl : ' UllInpau
road and mlloa\o. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 335
( Jhus J. 'J ' hurman. I\PIII'a Hlnl : ' ( Jum.
pau roud and mlloalo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 335
Uoo. Nantlol , commlsslollor on'al. .
dron road and mllol\Jo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300
J 1:11011. : : commltlslollOI' on H'ulclto { /
road ulullniloalo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 325
1\1ol'loOampuu , ohlunnlllll on Uum.
ul : ; { \lt \ il. iiii , ' iiiiliiiiuiii jflxi 200
road. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,3 00
Uhas VanAntworp. chaillmall on
Uampau road. . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ! 00
P A Alldortloll. uXlllan 011 rOlul. . . . . . . . . 200
Uhas 1\1ol\1aholl. chalnnll1n on Andor.
on road . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
AllIe"t 1\lIl1e , ' . ohaillman on Andor.
son road. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 no
LllrH Blixt. 011111111111111 on HI } xt road. . 00
' 1'011I Oaks. chain mUll on OakH road. . 200
( J IIOhl'ltltllllnn. : : uppralslnl : 'l'onnant
and urowlI"Ol\d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ! SO
J I , l.annulII.apprll } sln"l'onnl\lItand
Brown road. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 bO
W H Haines , app'ultlllll : ' ' ! 'Olll1allt
und Brown .oad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2j\ ! \ )
it' g VallAlltwol'P , plott { nl : rOlldR. . . . . 10 00
1 < ' J VnnAntworp. suryo'ln ! : ' ready
and 111110111:0. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! Y.I 00
it' g VanAntworp , Hur\'o'lnl : ' roadH
and mlloal'o. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ! G 00
An that the claim of A. P. Leck
for $4 for mowing weeds on highway
bo rejected ,
AmI that the < : luims of P. E. Van-
Antwerl ( for $0 fOI' surveying the
Gilmore amI StuPllleJeen ! road bo aI-
l.\"ed and the County Clerk directed
to pay the same out of the eposits.
And that the claim of Fretl Klanocky
iot. the establishmsnt Jf tlu corners
hetween section ! ! J an 20 and 20
and 30 in township 20 , rang17 , be
grante an the surveyol' be irecto
to estahlish corners os requested.
Edward Foley '
( J. II Gilmore , sr'1 Com
Geo. W. Headloy
It was moved anti carrie ! ! that the
l'ClJOrt of the committee bo accepted
an u opte us rea . .
'rho following requisition from th\ (
County Clerk was then rea by the
clerk :
lCuulluuoli uu la t paICe.1
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