The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-03

0aeekIn dimes
ThURsDAY, AUGUST 3, ISL
I'D EHasporsphI "a 5000 pound o
! y g ss.''a, x Yesterday.
THE County Commissioners finished iheiI
labors As Beard Of Equalization yesterday.
Tax IA~reDce . Plr1.nt Hill Railroad
I will i< finished by II fsst Of September.
pwsILuo hoUa for rent we're never
anscer in ths city thu. It present. Prices
cnslinne high.
Tiny capture ST. 10. dogs with dip
~ - The owner can have his property By
Whgs2
In WAnD, we'll known here, who had one
Of HI Isss broken At Kanaas City some time
ego i IN fair way Of recovery.
AFFLD are coming into markst By the
: to-, ~ Of every varissy. WaierneIoW are
piled up q de fruit sands By the cord.
NEARLY everybody seems to b in favor
- voeizg N al three of tie the rsilroad
Iseposit,oaA Oar people we're never more
united than At prs.s"s.
SOME of the numerous strangers who have
been robbed in Kansas City should form into
a base ball club, and cali themselves picked
nine.
Mr.. Ben, AKERs yesterday shipped the
cream colored ponies and the Custer mare TO
Providence Rhode Island, and six mules to
St. Lonis.
An application for writ Of habeas corpus
in the case Of Capt. q. W. Graham was ar
gued before Judge Rees yesterday and
granted.
NEW lamp post has been erected at the
north end of Sixth street bridge Good stone
crossings have been put down at Short, Oak
and Walnut streets, on Sixth.
Mr.. G. w. II. MOORE, Of Salt Greek Val
ley, viii please accept our thanks for some
Of the most delicious potatoes We have ever
tasted They are Of the Early Ro-e variety,
said To lie the hest.
Col. CONovEE informs us that he saw a
large number Of narrow gauge freight cars
and three engines, al Denver, destined for
the FL Pa Road, npon which work is pro-
crossing rapidly.
OUR enlerprising druggist, Mr.. X. J.
Brown, received, yesterday, large order
from the American Bridge Company, Chi
cago, for supply o his remedies, for one
hundred workmen on the arkansas River
Rridge. On the NJ. X * T. X. X.
A CoLoRED woman yesterday received
from Col. C!ougi,, 81, 49, As pension money.
Her husband was killed IN 1864, and the
Colonel has been managing the case FOR her
for sep~rai wears. She has seventeen chill
dren, and the money is godsend, certainly,
The editorial excursionist- arrived al 10: !
20 O'clock LAT night by the Missouri Pacific !
rosi. aud papsrd on To Leavenworth, on
thsir way % Denver.-k. G Times.
They do NOT consider it worth while to
sop over al way stations.
II isgenerolly understood that our visitors |
from New York are here for the purpose Of |
posting Themselves in agricultural pursuits,
in order TO be eligible to Office under the ad- |
ministration Of the farmers candidate for the |
Presidency, Horace Greeley.
shye ssceivsd two dollars from Mr.. |
S. p. 6i,a6ori, for years subscription 10
The WEEKLY Tines All We want to know
is, whsre Mr. Spsford live, Is he has neg
lected 70 tell n in his letter, and the post |
mark cannot be read by anybody short of the
Pickwick Club.
THE faculty of cur Normal Academy of
Music, consisting of Professors ii. 5. & J. +. |
Perkins, Miss Mary f. Gibbs and Prof. Otto
Schmidt, have accepted of an offer from the
Lawrence people 10 give a concert in that
city tomorrow morning. Our Lawrence
neighbors may reasonably expect an enter
tanning entertainment.
GOVERNOR HARVEY has pardoned Henry
Fanke from the Reniteniary. He was con-
victed of burglary at the February term Of
the District Cart in Leavenworth County,
and sentenced for five yean. He was par
doned on the grounds OF good conduct and
the Recommendations Of prominent citizens
Of Leavenworth.
Col WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS is spoken Of
as the successor Of Col. Parker, in the Indian
office. He is well fitted for the position. hav-
ing resided on the frontier and h.. or,,oItu-
mites of studying the red mans character
not enjoyed by the great majority of men
who have heretofore controlled that depart
ment of the Government. Politically, Col.
Phillips is sound, havi0g heen one OF the
truesi among the Free State men o; Kansas.
THE Cloud County Watchmdn says OF the
Kansss Central:
The narrow gauge road from Leavenworth
county will undoubtedly Ike built. The COM
missioner Of the county have submitted the
proposition to the people Of giving that road
the f. p. stock, and as the people OF the
CITY Of Isavenworth, and county, are sersi-
BILE, the stock will he given. Our people