The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-27

MOVING A GRAVE. 7 ARp-The work Of removing remains
from the old burying ground to the Cemetery at
White Cloud lie goin. Persons living there who
have friends buried in the old ground, have made con-
with Luther Appebury to the remains Tor
stipulated price per grave The old burying ground
used in 1851 since which time large number Of Ind
les have Inferred there IN the brush with
enclosure and SORT of taken Of IT, Be-
aides 1t encrcached the lots Of individuals and
tion Of the ground included cultivated outlot ar
suburban farm. Many who have frienda buried there
identify the graves and many placed
there whose friends have long since gone away All
will probably remain in the old ground and In few
years vestge will be left show that yard
listed II would hardly be amiss for the City author
ies perform labor Of love- by appropriang money IN
paw for the removal of all such remains spot in the
Cemetery, separate from the individual lots and the
Pottcrs Field making sort Of record whereby tho
friends they hack, could find and make such
disposition Of their dead as they saw IT.
While publishing the Chief at White Cloud. We years
ago repeatedly urged the necessity Of securing decent
Surying ground knowing that the old
could always be used and foresceng the trouble
that would arise the longer deferred number Of
set foot lookn: that end but until
tho last year. result was reached.
~ The County Treasurer had lawsuit with the Atch
and Nebraska Railruad the other day. The Compa
ny refused pay the municipal Of the City and School
District Troy the Treasurer ssned execution
the coectionclamng believe. that the road did not
run within the limits Of the City the School District
The injunction refused
IT. On last Saturday a Farmer. Club formed at
Tanning in this County. A large number Of Farmers
Cubs and Oranges of the Patrons Of Husbandry are be-
ing organized the northern Of Kansas II In claim
ed that IL of the The Grange
is society and it requires charter fom the State
Grange to institute q subordinate Grange.
II Levi Hensel agent the 81. Joseph Gazefse
town. this week taking notes for writing the busness
of the place Nj Hensel ia active vide awake agent
One good trait in him ia that he does not snosring
around trying undermine home printer by gathering
up Job work and taking TO be d"oe We cannst
say the Of all agents Of city papers,
~ Our cid friend l. Y. Crs-t tsias -Ns~hy.) f~~er-
" White Coud but of Manteno inois has lately
had bad Of luck. His dwelling batued &c the
ground and long after himself and family a.
most suocated with coal gasin fact he was himself 70
far gone that Il required medical aid to ressor him
TT Eiwood was once the most nourshine town IN Don
sphan County. but took backward movement and BE-
came almost deserted Since the building Of the Denver
Rood ii has gone aean and learn that it
numbers population Of and that tho citizens
ing for municipal corporation.
II is stated that Of stu remain
busked in Brown County large amount stii rrsins in
the fields in Dopphan County Corn sells for but very m
tie vet ne think Il would pay for the husking and crib
bling,
TT The Atchisou and Nebraska Railroad is doing
rery heavy freight businessvery frequently having 70
run extra rans quantities Of Fort Scott
coal now being shipped this road 70 ozsssa
" The rtv-r partially opesed 1t White Cloud and
Iowa Point ~~ekus enough to prevent crossing on
the ice and enough 70 admit Of fegTyins.
II Miss Delie Sapr formerly music teacher In
White Cloud married recently. tn Illinois 70 esn-
tleman named Long 1T Parsons Kanssa
r. load Of sugar wood was brought u.s. the otsef