The road on whicl, you are exrendinA
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The road on which you are exrendinA inc Pubiie ,notey, is mol lile road You was bound, by law, tolerair. on have no right to pa, fo, the Pope and .eser ro;sd out tii'is ti'i $ ssG Httt; If ,o,s and Korer have made speculation, in- creased the value of Rorer's ferry thon- sands oi dollars, and injured the ferry of Cfittenden and Tsimble to the same amoupt, you and he ought 10 pay for your speculation. If you have danced. you should pay the fiddler. lle not ap~ ply this fund to private purposes, TOT take dire vengeance on your encmy hv virtue of S20,0G0. Tbe people of Ar kansas understand you. They know that to repair an old road is rot 10 open aad make rev road. They know that two q tlerent roads are not one ;liidl tIIl,s same roae. You may pass these things at the federal ciay, perhaps, by ihe aid oi our 'iaithinl delegate or others But we backwoods-men understand things as they are. You may send runner {and probably this was the el,icf ohjcctof this judicial farce) in haste, to have new act passed in Congress. by which two distinct and different reads shail bc declared one and the sane road. and by virtue of which road requiring sliali mean road making, by legislative enactment. At Atprcsent, you have no authority Of law for what ,on have done, in opening and making between 6 and $ miles of a new road from Little Rock toward 5. Gray's. Nor have you any authority or right 10 pay the peo- ple's money for making it.

 Mr. Editor, this subject has become more expansive under my hand than | had intended. l must reserve the re- nalning topics for another number.

 l am, respectfully, yonrs. Nc.

 Q. Y. HOWELL.

 Littie Rock. Jan. 2lst, 1923.