(Before 'Hia Honor District Judge '. >■ . Robinson,)

On the Court resuming at two o'clock the .witness Bicknell deposed that he had erected a fence and gate upon the road in dispute, but these had been removed by Donald. He considered iloo would not repay.him ■for the damage be bad. sustained through the gates and the fences being shifted,:' ■ :. i. .;: :...
Mrs Bicknell, widow of tho-late' William: Bicknell, corroborated the evidence of her, son; She said that the road through her property was not a public one; and never would be| be unless other owners consented for it to proceed through their properties. The defendant had pulled down the gate on the. road ,and. b ft:. wire, fence j which had been erected, and' a dis turbance had taken place between her employes and those of Donald in which spades and hammers; were flourished, The Road Board bad been'asked to,construct culverts on the road, but had refused to do so stating.that;they had- no power, Witness had the management ot the property which she had since leased.
■• At- 6.ls■p.'m, the Court adjourned till next 'day, the witness being still under-cross-examination.
