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Of eruShins out tks nghs Of msnkind nation vhos, ~
morseese ambition had stained the son Of Europe Win I'D
sd spirit Ss 6ns
Re o s p y , IA s cs
There could Be- such thing kindly feeling between the
eonsss .sSs too Isnos % sSs: .as @
them Thu people wa. beyond d5 5s reach Of that
the face Of God. green earth with which our Tsa
chairman Of tn. :, c e. .ssss
Ni..lons England France and Germany were S.s class
Ss
.sntation Russia had population Of soocoo9 She
than ay Other ana Europe
a a1ss.s 10 p.ob: q asS s
years greater advance IN civilization than Russia had done
IL In 81: :s1,
n 70 - So aoa mor
2oOo sers and that too without being forced 70 b4
RECOGNITION or HUMAN RreHrs u
been Il
R.s va: from the vsry nature q thing: the friend q %
the ooicnis:
ps: sa Is: % %Ss
.hdrsw Ssr Dag n from The conssss which
'1s pay
N.Y.: S.SSSs y 2sss 4:
racine
and of the extended travels by
Russian officials because he was American. He also
spoke of the danger OF leaving with Eu
by steamer by telegraph and OF the necessity OF opening
telegraph lines between the Pacific States and Russa
Mr. WOOD (dem.) OF N Y, member OF the Comwitte0
Foreign Relations also sustained the proposition and
pressed his regret at the opposition made to bv Mr. Ho
Russia he said would have right 70 regard the re-
lection Of the proposition act Of unriendy chart
acter. !.
Mr. BUTLER, rsp) Of Masa, also sustained H. First cas6
MISSIONS said, for Powers and II there
first class Power earth the empire OF Russia
At this particular uncure, when the United states had no4
too many friends In Europe and when by the Treaty On
"oUR ANCIENT ENKMY"
had insisted that should the
pliment Of appointing single arbitrator OF the avd
eight law suits to be arbraed would not ungracouo
| TO raise the Russian mission to hrs class rank.
Mr. POTTER opposed the proposition tho OF
insgndcance Of commercial political relations with
Russia and because In OF the late nciden
between the United States and the Russian MINI
Election the Executive He should be opposed TO the
proposition any but particularly at this time.
Mr. MORGAN (dem of Ohio, member OF the Committed
Foreign Affairs advocated the proposition and referred
the probability Of having at tho time that the Eng
sh fleets directed against the United Sates the Russian
fleet directed against the forts OF Consantinopc and Cd
having
RUSSIA AS AN ALLY
of the United States.
Mr.. HOLMAN deplored the intmation that the United
States ally in the despotc government Of
Russia He would rather have first mission sent t0
the brave little republic OF Switzerland than the hoay
p0tism OF Russia.
Alter further discussion proposition agreed too
Various other amendments TO the bill were offered and ds
cussed
The House then, five O'Clock, adjourned until Friday.
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unless the superintendent Of the same.
who may have !. for sale. wi!l sign w
them FOR ons year sSss all IRE
subjected to q hydraulic test or pressure by the
manufacturer, which test shall be certified and
nos less per cent no Ran
pressure caused by the gas generated therein that
every steamer running on daylight route shall
neer, together with sufiicent TO perform the
ordinary duties Of tine boat All hay carried on the
decks or passenger steamers shall be covered with
tarpaulin while on board.
The Southern Claims Commission.
The following cases were heard by the Southern
Claims Commission to-day :-Richard Fletcher. Fu-
laski county, Arkansas for SIS, 5l5 Ezra Kippo ad-
ministrator, Alexandria county, Virginia, TOR
$13,S42 and William Jones, Washington. D. G., for
$1,86& John Norman OF Huntingdon. Tenn, was
appointed special Commissioner to take testimony.
Army and Marine Omcers' Mileage.
The Second Comptroller to-day decided that army
and marine Officers travelling with troops must
take the transportation furnished them, they are
not entitled to mileage.
New Hampshire Safe for the Republicans
North Carolina Lost.
The Republican National Executive Committee
are sanguine OF success In New Hampshire but
admit that North Carolina is rretrievably lost to The
party.
The West Point Visitors.
Charles w. Elliot President Of Harvard Univer-
sty, has been appointed py the President member
Of the Board OF Visitors at West Point, place of
Professor J. r. LOOMS, who Is absent In Europe,
and cannot be present at the Academy in June.
The FOrtiAcations.
General Humphrey, Chief Of Ordnance, and
Colonel Casey were before the Committee on Appro-
priations to-day asking for 900 for the con-
struction and repair Of fortihcations. Last year
only 81, 5000 were appropriated.
Washingt0n's birthday.
All the public departments win be closed to-mor-
row in honor Of Washington's Birthday.
Territorialists Regnling.
Delegate Mccormick, OF Arizona, dined and wined
the Territorial delegation in Congress Tonight
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

Mr. SPEER (dem) Of Pa presented remonsrance of the
delegates Of the Miners and Lsborer' Benevolent Assoca
ton of the Western Division Of Pennsylvania behalf Of
20 600 wokngmen against the reduction tari on coal
On The %Sop 1 Or Mich M w. the c
special for to-day four weefs the prs
vous question 70 be seconded At four o'clock day
ing 70 inquire ' into he
THE MORMON PROSECUTIONS.
the
n p.nn % s as. s as
and civil actions which the United are con-
States Court: q Utah, what against what
the what appropriations the expenses mus.
IL. # y s%ss X
ss q &. H. S: zs s.s;
the subject OF the reorganization consolidation
o. r. s :s% ss. ''ssS;s resolution calling
for IN 70 9 lighthouse or
AoKEn, Sdem Of Pa. offered aresoluon nstructns
sSa and Of a:
hs better q fe and property on the railroads IN
5e s1.; q P presented q r.. petition Of s
sons dcs Of Psnn.yvana, asking for increase he
'"'- - ''''' THE WEST POINT AoAprxY
T.. Il ill., from os q: Committee
which the special order for somc gD5UpA0n
Mr. BURoHARD, (rep.l OF H., from the COMMITTEES NJ
Ways and Means reported bill directing the Commissoner
tax spirits In bonded warehouses DESTROYED in th
IRE After considerable discussion the Dill was amended AZ
AZ 10 make the deductions In the reimbursement
FAR - covered BY valid insurance, and passed,
Banking and Currency, reported back the Senate bin 10
amend the National Currency by striking out isaven
worth AZ one OF the places for redemption OF bsntns
% cSsnses sa' nsme IN Ma Y.
Warren National Bank Of Peabody, Mass Passed Ala
bill allowing the Seneca () National Bank to chance NJ
LOCATION 70 MoIrisia, Grumpy county. Passed.
Mr. HooPER also reported back adversely the bill ,ucreas
Ing the circulating currency $50 Laid on the Table
=. MUTILATED BANK NOTEe
Nj. MONROE, Gep) Of Ohio, from the same committee
ated national bank He explained Al come length the
oolccn ana necessity OF the measure
Az the close Of Mr.. Monroes remarks Mr. HOLMAN
.Sem o, na onered an amendment requiring the OF
government, a. proposed IN the bill.
The bill went over without action.
. WAeHIN0TON's BIRTHDAY.
AFTER spending an hour In yea and votes on the
lngtons birthday which finally agreed to- the House, h
fortyhve minutes O'Clock, went into Committee Of
the Whole MI Coburn In the chair tho consular and
ou., DIrLoxAmo ArrnorRiATios PILL w..
trail American Missions were reduced 70 one with Minister
Resident Nicaragua to be accredited also to the other
Mr. POTTER 1dem., or N Y, moved to strike out the
BON the ab!Sarsdy a ~ aseisssaess d re.aning
After opposition by Messrs, BANKS (fep) on MASS, and
GxErIaLD trepl Of Ohio the motion wa, reec,ea, h
first class MISSIONS the Minister'S salary to be Sl7oe
mere matter Of compliment 70 Russia he protested against
HoARY-nEADEp DEsPoTIsx,
nation whose whole career had been one Of despos and
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FoRTY.sECoND CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.

WARRINGTON, Feb n, ls72
THE TARIFF.
Mr. SHERMAN ep) OF Ohio, from the Committee on r.
reported the House bill to repeal duty on salt IN
the amendments covering oil the changes in the tariff re-
commended by the committee, and moved to make II .
special order for Monday March H. which agreed to-
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. SHERMArTo secure to authors In certain ses
the benefit of International copyright
BY Mr.. CARPKETER-securinR the right OF way 10 the
Chippewa Valley and Lake Superior Railroad, and TO In
increase the efficiency OF the inferior OF the United
States.
THE sNow-BoUND NAILa
Mr. COLE ep) Of Csl called up the bill In regard TO the
transmission of the overland malls during the
M hoRSg1ls HsR) of w., said shs telegraph had an
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The sEXT PRAcH CROP.
WILMINaros. Del. EA

WILMINGTON Del. Feb. a, 1s7a ,
from the reports made ~ the meeting q the fran
growers at Dover, the peach crop OF the present
year VIII be rather less than half Of the full cxoN
aggregating mihlon and QpartaE RaakstAv ~
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lect0r 10 satlsned tnat tnere S no change OF owner
ship, ne may issue temporary licenses as requested
Negroes for Maryland Juries.
A delegation Of colored men from Baltimore,
representing the colored men Of Maryland, called
on Attorney General Williams to-day and presented
o protest against the conduct OF United states
Marshal Goldsb0rough, OF that State for studiously
avoiding summoning c0lored to sit on juries In
United states Courts. They claimed that It was
violation OF the spirit Of the fifteenth amendment
and was relic OF the prejudice existing against
their race thai belonged to ante-oeIlum days. The
Attorney General said he would promptly inves-
tigate the charges. and, II found true, change
should be made and marshal appointed who WAS
not the servant Of Maryland caste.
Counting the Bank Securities.
The contents OF the vault containing the United
States securities deposited by national banks as
security for their circulation were counted to-day
by the Investigating Committee OF the Treasury De.
partment and found correct according to the
schedule on die In the ONCE of the Secretary of the
Treasury. This concludes the counting OF bonds
and money. The committee will now proceed to
examine the accounts OF the Treasurer's Bureau.
The Istbuus Canal.
The Kansas, now at Havana, mas been detached
from the North Atlantic squadron ana ordered to
proceed 10 Nicaragua to convey the surveying party
under Commander Crossman, designated to make
the survey for the interoceantc canal route. Com.
mander Crossman VIII leave here on the "a March.
Additional steamboat Regulations.
The following additional regulations have been
adopted by the Board OF Supervising inspectors of
Steamboats, lately in session here and approved Of
by the Secretary of the treasury
That the drags now used on the Pacific mail
steamers, invented by Captain SkIddy, being com.
posed OF double canvas fastened on O strong frame
or wood ana iron, and umbrella shaped, be APP
Tnat no recording gauge be hereafter put on
steamer unless the maker Will sign guarantee tnat
theVauge will mark correctly one year; that no IRE
extiaguisher pf hereafter allowed on any steamer.
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French, TO show that IL was 30.
Senate to French reading He thought fitting that
.noua .neo ONE NV VINO CARRIED rsnsoI
pead that what the Senator read only the statement Of
MI sCnUE.wen. have here the owrier De. Eta,. Ua,,
&c +. % sSs
MI EDNUNDs-YesI Go on
wan entered into The record for the fourth time in
Newspaper statement but admitting the report q Lecssass
tons statements and from Mr. schurz own admissions that
M soMuRz said he supposed no one understood Lecesne
10 had here and dealt with the War De-
In person He' OF course meant that no mad an
~ s9ssIa- And this .gsn, say. he did -
negotiated directly with The United state. but that
he bad done with the knowledge Of the Of the
MI soMUEz-Remington himself that he treated d.
he S S n. not SAY ush nS
before The that he an agent Of France
that as soon they discovered that he French
'ss1. sssy sissd n% from x Remington stating
s ss s's
with T. he was compelled to buy OF third persons and pay
Mr. MOTION continued his argument at length. In any
case the sd m bad no for what
sell hese ordnance stores without the Intervention Of the
M ss ss
Wa! and nobody remained 70 bear the blame any wrong
no h. sy been dGs nor Sd any ground
The OF discarded pattern and therefore might
properly be sold under the law Senator INF schrz,
had made sensational statement yesterday about The ouic
ness Win which certin arms had passed from the Depart
INTO tne hands OF the French saying that within
% gnss AGENT - :. S.SD rs,s
twentyfour hours by rule OF the Department hut
chssa ne department By the merchants who pur.
inc amount mad nothing 70 do with our government
No Morton said that the last shred
The weambls resolution had attempted 70 conceal tss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-09

Several companies ofthe sixth q. s. cavalry
passed through town Sunday, on their way te
the plains. They were . fine looking body Of
men and extremely IS war-like" in their sppear
ance. Old soldiers In Salina rose totheir fee,
with one accord as they saw them, and with
ecstacy recounfed their deeds while in the ten,
and on the field. 4 passive democrat said
I" Those fellows command the votes for Gran,
and prop up the the thrones Of .carpet-bag
gers" Said passive" since the news o.
the Greeley AFFAIR, il rather inclined himself
to I" go one better " for Grant il he Is nomin.
ated.
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The following rood and pertinent articl,

The following good and pertinent articles
we clip from the Ottawa County Independent:
We had the pleasure Of making a visit to S,.-
lima during the week. The city is rapidly i'm
proving and bids fair 10 become the largest
city in Western Kansas. Saline county is
filled with an energetic class Of people who are
working for the speedy development Of their
c. unity. The road connecting Minneapolis
with Salina is very good. and we think those
buying lumber. etc. will find the road TO Sa-
lima nearer and better than that to Solomon
City.
We have not heard anything of the Salt
Greek bridge on the road from Minneapolis to
Salina for some time. What has become Of the
subscription list and fhe money that has been
collected folthat bridge: We think this mat
ter has been sleeping long enough. and the
time is drawing nigh when a bridge across
Salt Creek will Ike highly beneficial 10 our
county. TIE road from this place TO SaFina.
with the exception OF Salt Greek. is good. and
when that place is once made passab'e 1t will
be more convenient for us to go TO Salina than
to Solomon City. We hope our citizens will
see to this Immediately and have this bridge
constructed as soon as possible.
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Last Friday, our cit zens were as much
frightened as were the carly Hudson-ers at see
ing Fulton's first attempt at steamboating,
when they saw that curious specimen Of a
house. lodged upon a wagon. drawn up street
by two yoke Of oxen. An immigrant. evident
~ a Yankee in his tendencies, with an eye TO
comfort while traversing the terra ineoynito to
the west Of us. had \ housc-an actual domiciie
-perched upon four wheels, in which were
transported his family. himself and his plum
DER 1t was the most curious continuance Of
the kind we e,er saw. resembling almost a
gunboat and not exactly steamboat boiler.
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SIS, to the amount Of thousands. viii be the
value of the rain that has fallen during the past
three days and which still gives token Of COIL
tinuing its kindly visit for while yet. It's val
ne depends not SO m,.h upon its own merits
but upon its gladdening the hearts Of the farm
crs. 1t was no; severely dry but some people
in Kansas are suspicious about what is to be the
year. and thereby infuse others with their own
doubts and forebodings. If the people viii
remember the winter AMI spring Of 20. they
will call to mind that the season VAS quite SIM
liar to the personal---very. dry until the last ol
April. when there was plenty of rain.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-09

J.E. Harrison. the good old soldier Of the
Seminole war, has lately been compelled to
stay proceedings in Is dishing out !" beef to his
many patrons, on account Of the new improve
meats he has been making about his market +;
but he will open up Immediately with bee.:
pork, mutton. veal, etc. 90 richer, rarer anu
tenderer- than before. He has made arrange
men,s to be supplied always with the best beef
in the market.
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The DISTRICT CoUKr.-Court convened OH
Monday. In the case of Snead vs.. Porter
ct al, the motion ora new trial was oserruied.
The case will probably go to the Supreme
Court. There have been no very important
su;,s tried this week thus far. The stormy
weather has caused great deal Of trouble
and it has been almost impossible to call Ju-
rors and witnesses together. Court Will ad-
iouru Saturday. The Lincoln county court
sits next Monday. *
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A railroad meeting was held ys<B'shop q
Norton.s Office Monday sfternS6h Last. to dis
cuss the practicability Of bpldins branch
road from Salina to ZaraJ Judge Devercaux'
Of Lawrence. was present, and in behalf Of the
Kansas Pacific was ready to receive any propo.
si;;on from our citizens. Nothing definite was
agreed upon. Ii is generally argued that II
the X. p. will locate machine shops and round
house here. the north and south road will
transfer their franchises to the former road.
There is to be another meeting In regard to
the matter on the 2lst inst, we understand.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-09

The delegation which went from Saiina 70
Leavenworth last week report that they were
well treated by the 81 narrow-xzugefs. iney
took fourteen miles ride over the road and
exclaimed when they came home that they
were In love with the narrow track road.
Len. T. Smith and other magnafes Of the Kan
sas Central assured the Salinaifes that the road
would reach this place at least by the LIST Of
Jauuary, 1873.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-09

Harper's Weekly always has some excellent
:. hits The latest caricature. the dead lock-
is i'm the last number. John Bull and Brother
Jonathan are represented AS having locked
wheels-John with his two-wheeled cart and
Jonathan with his four-wl,ecied vehicle. John
saws, Now look'ee here, are You not going
to back down." Jonathan replies. - No. sir
but il you don't, by thunder. I'll start my
horse The Alabama Claims " is the subject
of the joke. Whitehead s. Seaman. at the post
Office news depot keep Harpc-'s. as they do all
of the latest and best publications. And all
those other articles, such rs stationery. envei-
opcs. pens. etc., required in a news depot, Will
he found there.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-09
published May 9th, ls.e)
ORDINANCE NO. S2.

An ORDINANCE providing for the construction O,
side walks on Santa Re avenue.
Es is Ov1sssed BY TIE Mayor asd C5xacii,nes NJ AS
city Of SIlisa
SECTION J. That the owner Of real estate abu,-
ting Santa Ee bstw-en Iron dvenur Iron
enue AMI Walnut street. Il hereby required cause 70
he built by the r>t day Of July the
Of this ortnancr. sds walk upon santa Fe ayenuc in
front OF such real estate: such sidewalk to be con-
strucfe according section Of this ordinance and
to lie approved by the atreef commissioner.
SEC. 2 The sidewalks hereby provided for shall be-
Of even grade throughout 10 be eet-rmuet by thu
street commissioner they shall be right feet wide con
sirucied OF good quality Of moa pine planks two
nchss thick, spikrd with so-penny nsis shall be
supported by thrr- sxs inch strngrrs well Tapped and
spiked with nails. The .trng-rs ehaf be laid
upon fzt stones plsc-'l n intervals OF four feet.
>Ec- J. This ordinance shall take eiert and he in
force from and a~r ts publication in the Saline
County journal.
W. RUSSELL. Mayor
hereby certify the foregoing be . frue ard cor
rect copy of ordnance pass~ By the Ccuncimru of
the Ciiy Of S>lina, Kansas. on the 9Th day OF Nay
tsEAL ISs
Attest: FsEp. II wnpsAN. Civ Clerk
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tRepubli>hed Nay ssh, ls..)
ORDINANCE NO. II.

Nay IN issi, il w.s moved By Coasciim.a s:coiao~
No. ~ rrl.five TO dog. be rrpohlsh,, and that tn
taxes due under this ordinance shall all be collected on
before t,e frst day Of June neat Carried m
ordinance Is - folloss;l
An ORDINANCE concerning Dogs.
b q osds'.ss ~ ne heys~ ssl Css.eiiae. Of a.
ssoriox l. That no psrscn shail be Allowed to ken
dog in This city without complying sish the follow ing
nsmr. with sae nam. and de.sP,oa Of q. do~ % :.
Registered with The City usrt in boob to h k~pt by
him. for thss purpo-. and shall gsy to M CITY er
Of dollar for eset male dag. nd swo ae,iars for
esch female dog and -hal ksep the neck of esrf
% tsr owner the Initials th~rrsf .ad VIA fh< ~ss~r
3 distinctly MARRIED shsreoa.
nc Any ~. % sas Mn a; q ~
brforv fhe Mayor shall BE- hne tAan Tn On;
sxc II !. rns dnty q ihe CITY OH to r.s.s. and
n mos~ys osiieei- b. bin sor nag Al ss-T-.s.d
,sr r; a.y q ;.sn.I 81 sss s.siss eoisr .iss
rh- name OF iuifi.is al ovn<r. esi she ess~r R
d;rso.. :1 q q q. On, H.ssS. .so IA. rrs.se.
shrvfr the sum q one do!ar . Be I.,d e.a q ths
susd s'.'i.e fren n. eo,,se.,s. q - IA:
aes :. rss;:rra. sssii. "a eSa,is.o. s.-1.sf =
lsss sh< MAYOR. 70 BE- h.ed IA - I'm svssss's
s:c.s- n. p.y~,.so.. e -. os.si...s. An =.
f61a1 = ierIe viRhsaS ~ Swner - 0n.erf-
SEC q Yer every reRsss1y q sly - OA6 n
party reEssesing nfly c~afs-
SIC q rAis aDr1i1nscx % - is fdsce ffuo - II
sRr d, pahlScneipa ooc~ u she SALIVA HGRAxD-
APsFosed. XosrnSsr IN, Ice
(. hsxAy oxrsify sse fns1Dnug - - ~ - CO..
yees copy e - Ogdizanae pnss1 by - CsaDe11neu
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-09

One of oar best exchanges. and one of the
best democratic Journals OF Wisconsin. i the
Applcton Crescent Our recollection has il.
though years have passed and fled since we
last SAW him, that Ssm. the senior. Wis an er-
ratio individual, but smart and brilliant with
al: that if democracy could bnt control the
state for once. even. he would be Governor or
some other high official thereof. jim. his
brother. the junior. was quiet. unobtrusive. Of
more than mediocre abilities, and was loved for
his many good qualities Of heart. The whole
Ryan family. schoolcd among the stirring Incl
dents of border life. were still ready fo- the
eventful years that came after them. and we
have put them down on our memorandum
book as about the best types Of American citi-
zenship.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-09
Published May 9th, ls.3)
ORDINANCE NO. ~.

AN ORDiNASCE aTprolristing money for tire pay
neuf of certain bills.
Be H Ordained Jy tie Mayor aud C,pHciIaa.a IF fAs
City Of sriina:
SECTION L. That the sum OF hundred AMI twenty
three dollars and live crnts S.5 0s he appropriated
from funds IN the city treasury, othsiwi>- APP
yr'prsicf for the yTnrnt OF the following; tii-:
". q. Bobersnn, .-..-..... ..---...-.. 81: 20
fr.d II Wildm.n, ..-.........-.. II Is
Johl =. Baker, .--....---.- 20
sc That orders be drawn the city treasury for
the pay menf of the sans.
SEC J. This ordinance shall take effect and in force
from and AFTER its passage.
Approved May tn, ls.s.
}. ". RUSSELL, Mayor
hereby certify the foregoing TO be a true and
rrc; copy Of ordinance passed by the Counciimca
OF the City OF Salina Kansas, the 9Th day of May,
t>EaI.l lE:.
Attest: FEvp II. WuDNAN. CITY Clerk