The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-05-18

other d1y, that the city Intended to cut down
the trees along SaAta Fe, to make room fos
the new twelve-feet sidewalk. Forour part We
win stop our gfumbiing, Knock our boots into
. thousand atoms, and runa thousand risks d
neck-bresking, upon the present walk, rather
than see these beautiful trees fallen. 1t is Il
most sacrilege. Why not build the walk IN
such manner as to preserve them?
Henry Oitman's bier garten" is now in
running operation. Last - all the conviv-
tally disposed chaps ofthis neighborhood few
to the q shades of Oltmau,' and meath the AZ
bors there, made themselves merry with feast
ing. dance, song and-water. Protesting against
our accusations, each and all of them demurely
sad
Never did ESQ much o. sip.
Or touch with Hippocrene = lip ="
We. however. have no confidence in this at
tempt to palliate their guilt. They are guilty;
30 say We all.
The dictionary fight a: the court house, last
evening. was only little skirrhish, after all
The Herald had previously announced itself As
q candidate for 81 flce,"-which is nothing TN
common for its editor-aDd seemed very xnx-
ious to get the dictionary. Not supposing We
needed book Of this kind. we advised all Of
our friends to cast their votes for the Herald,
because We honestly supposed that that paper
was not possessed Of anything 9th kind. We
based this supposition upon their style Of Or
biography. 1t will be quite curiosity for the
Herald man, won't 1t: Some fellows. whom
we have whaeked at lately, endeavorcd to vent
their spleen by putting in quite large suns
of money to beat US. We love opposition
and are happy to have enemies. We believe
our dictionary will answer all purposes for some
time, although 1t has no pictures, Is without
covers, and is :. dog-eared." muchly. The Her
AID rot the county printing for nothing, and
wanted the dictionary for nothing. Let them
peruse probably what is contained with
In It's sheets and they will make the Herald
much better paper.
Alta regular meeting Of Salina Lodge No.
60, A. F. and A. NJ, held at t.:eir hall on Mon
day evening, May 18th, 1871, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, It hath pleased the Sovereign Rul-
er of the Universe to call our worthy and much
esteemed brother, Rev. j. L. Jones, from his
labors on earth to everlasting refreshment in
the Paradise of God therefore be it RESOLVED
LIST. That in the death Of our worthy and es'
teemed Brother Rev. J. L. Jones, the cOmmu'
nty has lost one Of its best citizens, the church
to which he 60 long ministered. one Of the
brightest ornaments our order one Of its most
stable pillars.
I'd. That while we meekly bow in submiss.
ion to the call of our Supreme Grand Mas
ter. who has deprived US Of the society and
counsels of our 6rotller, We pray that this SAD
affection may be 20 sanctified to us, that We
NAV be led TO follow his christian examples. Sc
that when we are called to lay down our work
Ing tools, and shall be relieved from labor on
earth. we may meet him in the Celestial Lodge
above, where the Supreme Architect Of thu
Universe presides.
81. That we tend to the beloved and much
afflicted family Of our deceased brother, Oul
heartfelt sympathy, praying that He WHO
.. tempers the wind to the shOrn lamb" vii
throw his arms Of love and protection arounc
the widow and the fatherless, in this their sea
son of deep affection.
4th. That as q mark Of reepect for our de
ceased brother. we will wear the usual badgs
and drape our hall for thirty days.
9Th. That q copy Of these resolutions be sen
to Bro. Jones' family, and that they be pub
lished In the City papers.
Z. K. USDERwoOp, W. N.
J. b. GROCER, Secretary.