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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03
MARRIED.

sLOAN-CAMPREIL-A smith Center. Kansas.
March lssh the residence Of the bries father by
Prof x. r. Foster, Mr.. A. - Sloan, Of Saiina, to
Miss Ellen Campbell, daughter Of Col. p Campbell
To the couple who have just commenced
the matrimonial voyage. We wish long years
Of pleasant experiences. hoping that they may
delight always in the good old song. - The
canels are coming"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

JaAgs ofshe District Court. II. Prescott
Osnse0rJ- n. EDWARDS.
Railroad AsseasOr-D \. HEIsER.
Rspresentntive-ERIC oFokssE-
County Commissioners-H.F r. Wo0LLEr, chairman,
.. II. PALAKR and r. kISGAAS-
Coanty 2erk-DAvID RgHBE.
County Attosney-E. ". HODGKlSsON.
.Rrobass Judge-HExRr LOGAN.
Cysrk Of the Observation-Disclosures BONDi
(onn8y TteAsurer-C. T.. FAULKNER.
6herik-T,J- CONC.
ReEiotsr Of Deeds-A. j. uGNARD-
0nnerinfs0deut Of Public Instructioa-wN. BisHoP
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Iwould respectfully announce myself as an inle-
sept candidate for The Office Of Mayor Of the city oil
Saains, and, IL elected will faithfully work for the
6est interests Of the city.
JOHN E. HARRISON
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03

County.
' Paint Piainiin.
Martin v. Smith,
Defendant
The said Martin v Smith 10 hereby sc,Ihed that he
has been seed by Clara T. smith; that the 9Th day
Of March, A. n ISIS said Clara r. Smith flied her PEE
ttion 10 the Office Of the Clerk Of thu District Court of
Saline couAiy, state Of Kansas. charging the SAID Mar
tin " Smith with gross neglect Of duty and praying
that she may he divorced fr'm the said Martin
smith, and that the custody OF TIL three minor child
rem Of said Martin v. Smith and Clara r. smith be
awarded and that she BE- restored her maiden
name, and that she be SLOWED reasonable alInoDy
Which petition will stand tor hearing at the term
Of said court and the will be- taken true and
the prayer thereof granted the ssi Martin V smith
fails said petition by the 18th dry Of May,
u. 1873. CLARAF. SMITH,
s-3w PERI. W. HapGk,xsoS, her Attorney.
Salinx, kals.. April I'd, ts13.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03

We could relate how lady was drawing a
cab up street, In which was an infant boy-at
the commencement Of the journey. A block
away, and she Is then informed that the cab is
empty and the little cherub Is several rods dis
tant. hat on his back in the middle of the street.
playing peek-a-boo between his pedal extrcmi-
tics and the sun. DiscoosOlate mother. Hap
py son! Happy both, upon reunion!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03

A1seD.eees 1900 Dtreessrs.
we IN OG1A0o1 DSnea
0uDssg ~. - 80 psseA.o
oe3sooa D60oo sooooaS0e OulSalaG Pse.
poses. Fer iasstDnsseA satFes
SINS p. n. LEWIS AGO,
81 ~ Washisstoa Ave. e. Louis, No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03

Liberty township elected Charles Gunnerson
trustee and voted against the bridge PROPOSE
tons.
Eureka township elected Mr.. Whitehead
for trustee. and Nessrs. J. p. Weaver and Man.
chester for justic Of the peace. The bridge
propositions were defeated.
The following officers were elected in Elm
Creek township on Tuesday: trustee, A. C..
Kennison; treasurer, Peter Humbargcr; clerk,
W.. Boggs; justices Of the peace, w. A. Short
and n. &. Page; constables, l.. Short and C..
Enoch. As near rs We can learn the bridge
propositions were defeated in this township.
In Walnut township, A. X. Pierce was elect
ed trustee; v. d. Martin, treasurer; Hiram
Sutton, clerk; r. ). Chaplin and J. p. Bro
dine, justices of the peace; B. F! Creswell and
John Donegan, cOnstables. All of the bridge
propositions. except the Smoky Hill bridge
near Maltby's, were defeated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03
NrM aobertisements.
For Sale.

Wind Power Machinery NJ eae-hAif fh- fscfsry u.
NEARLY ss good n new. Also - Of land IA o
miles south Of town very cheap Apply a: the wisa
Mill
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03
Publication Notice.

In the District Court Of the State Of Kansas for Saline
County.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03

Mr.. T. E. Scott, the great sbeep raiser in Of
tawa county, who lives absdt fifteen miles up
the Saline river. met With a vc-- severe loss
last week Monday. Through adefective..nue. it
10 supposed, his 2sidcnce caught fire and was
soon destroyed/ Mr.. Scott and his men were
at work some distance off, but arrived at the
house too late to arrest the progress Of the
flames. Mrs. Scott made efforts to save some
articles, but was prevented from doing so by
the dense smoke which filed the second story.
Mrs. SCOTS clothing, besides about 500 in
money. The loss il estimated at about So 900.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03
School Land for Sale /!
Bottom, T1MsOer aud W0fer.

BOtfoAe, x0M40ee ANA Wafer.
Offer for sale Sections :, Is. Is and % Township
Is, soa.h. Range west Saline rvSr. miles
from salina, II
Lower Prices
Than they would bring II public sale and terms
suit the money Market via Oae-t~nsh be lad cash:
the balance may remain perpetual lnan, per
cent interss; payable ihe pleasure Of the buyer
any time the interest he balance 10 10 Be pod
ally.
q Of SEC bottom water and timber. y p! se.-
sw.. :" - bottom land -
" a. Il sec Il bottom land e6& pr acre
&c -. Is ~
~ -. E. IL bottom and prairie
OF the whole section n d PER acre.
Of ':e y = S ,S1';s. ''d p!.r''
sc q. e. " Is bottom and =.
. ~ ' 90 '' 10 rolling 90 5 =. 90
or the whole section at Is per acre.
a: g. q - :: 9 bottom land. ssp.raer
; go ~
v 10
or the whole section 1t .: per acre.
These lands for beauty Of surface fertility Of nil
world, and nnc opportunity. either make
siSe - purchase for avestnent 10
by presented.
per- the Ka..as CeairaI isseosis a. esil Il nv odce
at s.iins- John W. 00sk6,
land Agent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03

Publication Notice.

in the District Court Of s< ste sf Kansas for Saline
County.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03
Hickory Boy, Jr.

Tn. an~ Harn.~s md sadde >esiiioa wili stand IN
sraoou e fhe sfabl~ o. J. Ganrsf. % ash strs~f
east Of Planter Hsnse sslsna kaas for fErfn~T par
tscalars esquire AZ t;sr und~rsigned. s-mf
nrAorSe< handled for speed J. T. GARRETT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03

ferred, arrived last Friday morning. He was
warmly welcomed and suitably feted-having
furnished the pipes himself. Evidently he has
been served sumptuously with clam chowders
and such. while dwelling o9the "storm beat
en- - coast OF New Enelana.< n
Mr.. Clarence Buell. returned from Pou)tney.
VT. Tuesday morning, where he has been
visiting his friends during the winterb Mr.
Buell. thinks there is no place like Kansas, not
even the old homestead. He also reports that
the western bound trains are crowded with i'm
migrants. and many Others are making prep
arations to come west.
The ladies' Episcopal Society will meet at the
residence Of Misses Macy. Saturday. April 5th.
at O'Clock p. NJ. The object Of the Society is
to raise funds to assist in the completion Of
their church. All interested are cordially invi-
ted to be present.
Mrs. G. c. PRoBERr, President
CLARA MACY. Secretary.
Salina for a long time was without compe-
tent jeweier The Whitehead boys came among
US entire strangers; but. in a very short time.
they made an extensive acquaintance and built
up reputation As first-class workmen. They
attend closely to business and always have .
complete and extensive stock Of watches.
clocks. jewelry. etc. ON hand.
The following persons were examined as
teachers at the examination held at the school
house In this city, on March 18th. to whom
were awarded certificates: Miss E. Eaton.
Miss Mamie Woodward. Miss Matte Wood
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
NEWSPAPER HEa0IsM.

Tho doctors aud phylanthropic
associations don't monnpolize all the
heroism in tho plaguc-smittcn cities
OF the South. The newspaper people
in both shreveport aud Memphis
have distinguished themselves, and
the profession by the fidelity with
which they have stood by the a%flict-
I'd, made their wants known and
procured from a symnathizing coum-
try the needed assistance. The
Shreveport Times entered the cpl
demic determined to sec it through,
OF finish, and has faithfully kept its
pledge. On the seth Of September
the last of it's compositors was strick-
oil down, a small boy was left alone
in the Office all the rest were either
dead or in the hospital. Other COM
positors went to their assistance, nud
the paper still lives aud deserves to
live, an enduring monument to tho
memory ofthc brave men who met
death in the line Of duty.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
state
Ca,lawny county has eleven organ.

Galloway county has eleven orgaii-
izcit oranges. /.
Jefferson city l,asa popula ion OF
gsujU sitre 1870.
IL. j. Alex itplcr, editnr nf tir Ne
yn,i,, Ycomnu has rented the Unicr-
ritied Democrat, of Linn, Osase
county.
Ministers give Linn, Usage county,
tho go-by. Cause cholera lias thiiIhca
out the chicken crop.
A Morgan countyitc killed o tip
top owl last week. II measured
four icct aud nine inches from up 10
tip. :.
II, r. Crisp, late of tho Versailles
Argus, Is n dru. dispenser la Shrr-
man. Texas.
Young Powers, residing ncur Mo
berry, had his wrist badly shattered
by the discharge Of II shot gun IN his
own hands.
Two brothers, Tazcwc!l aud John
Gray. both married and highly res
pcctablc, living near huntsville, In
Lulgcd in an nifray last week, one
knocking tho other oil II horse with u
rock; the other receiving II severe cut
In the face with u knife, which would
have resulted fatally but for the time.
iy arrival Of II physician.
Four hundred and twenty-five stu.
dcmis arc attending schools III Hunts
vile.
Over half II million cattle have been
driycn from Texas this year.
John n. Eenncit, Charles L. Gill,
land W. II. Dawson, are c~uiididaics Tor
the shcriiiaity of Callaway county.
st. Clair county, Mo-, has COO sui
phor springs, aud n population who
desire, when they leave this world, 10
get away iroia them furcvcr.-[Sc-
Italia Democrat.
Wa are informed that the wife OF
Mr.. Peter Ivan, II respectable GcrmaIs
citizen, residing on Pointers creek,
in this county, died OH Monday night
last. In picking her teeth the ims,ru.
mcut used penetrated the nerve 0i the
tooth causing lock-jaw, which Gatic,l
the skill! of three p.iysiciaus.-
tCiiamois Leader, Oct. 8.
DEER KILLING EXTRAORDINARY
"A few days a%n Winn llcnslcy,
Ben. Patton, Irwin Patton aud Sam.
ID. ilcnslcy, Jr., Of the liai!cy's erect:
heighbor!."ud. wcmt out for an cd
fashioned decr-tlrire. SAM, Dr., Was
placed at the "stamd' and the Others
made Il q drive" In IA little while
sam. was startled 10y seeing tire.
fire deer coming bounding towards
him, running abreast. Sam. didn't
take the "buck-ngmr," not 4 bit of il;
but he just waited Unit! those three
deer got within shooting distance,
and then he banged away, killing two
of them on the spot, ANA severely
woumdin. the third. For the present
we put sam, DR., on record as III,
champion decr.kilicr OF O>aSr.-
fCnumOis Leader.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
Eisk ~SsuStSzC!,

M. c,l,.u;,. u.,;. -, =. c,,
iht '''''"i"s "''.' vi i"'''t'""N
Dick Eustced, ahotoriciis New 1or!s
tombs SINISTER, appoimtcd Luriu the
,v,,. liz r,,;tod
states JnuTe9'iip IL Aiaoa''i'' we
ZIP from 'Ac Sou'ii-fh Argus, an
Aiil'iina Taper,
Judge ou~icci $ W.n@S were clip
pei LAT winter. Al: act q! congress
stripped hFs court OF tAe powers IL
!laa exercise, cruelty ;,iIi ~c"rrupt!r.
Ills Office IS let almost without dig
nifty aud With IL pru... lie Ct:i iuE
exercise Its Iutics Cn!y III li!ilii!a-
ton: 10! lie cannot WISH again tie
scenes OF his aui"c!'y ana Outrage
without being rtiii'II O.! Of the III
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
Esica.uu: ~N.-tGIiIg.

On Wednesday last =, the Metho-
dist church IN H~jchmoud. Mo, there
Was unI.ed !" nh1t.iasr NJ. George
\. Hugh, l. "se"i he Ii,gl-t al
RAYS flir Daughters, Miss Julia
Meneiee. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. $. y. liuiilkcr, i'll the
most impressive MANNER. and the
bride, lowered with youth aud beau
tv, was the pcrsoniiicatiou of lowell
ness, while the .room bore himself lis
one WHO he'd won REAL prize and
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22

they havo hecn adopted. 10 what we
Relieved 10 be the wishes Of the ma.
fiority OF the party. AT the time oil
Aliens nomination tho Democratic
out look IN tho state Of Ohio was
faggy Ia the extreme. a new party
had bcen launched under the pilot.
ago OF. some of the oldest, mud pre-.
viousty, most trusted leaders ol
the party. Tho Democracy wa'
formally declared dead. and it's Mner'
al Grafton was pronounced fron
every hastings In Ohio. Newspaper
which had been looked TO for years u
sound exponen,s Of J%eilcrsonia,
principles aud defenders of the in
tegrity of the organization, suddcul!
forsook the faith aud became til,
champions of the new movement
Allen aud his Immediate friends
werc ridicu!ed. His candidacy wa
a standing joke, and every news
paper wit in the country exercised
his talent on him.
The visor with which the canvass
was made, under the circumstances
is surprising, but il there is ont
thug which the American people ad'
miro above all others II is pluck, and
the splendid exhibition of this quail
sty by Allen aud his friends contrib
uted In no small degree TO his clcc'
ton, aud the preservation of the par
" from the destroying hands of it,
protested friends. May we not con
tidently look forward to a genuine
revival In the Democratic caml
which will ut once dispose of nj
questions relative 10 the parties q
the near future?
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
FARM PROPERTY In TIE WEST.

The decline in the value Of farm:
property III the West in the last three
years is marked, and has been At i'll
tcrvals the theme OF IL number OF
newspaper editorials a.:d paragraphs.
We published Il few weeks ;r.o ali
article from the Louisville Courier
journal, OH Tie dccGhcncc o! Ken
lucky, and tie depreciation of her
tanned blue grass pasture field CT the
purpose Of comforting our own ianu
OWNERS. Our lands have su:ly.c IA
with other lands. There is
nothing exceptional in our cast. y
common cause has prpdaccd IL Hike
effect throughout the country,
aud wien thai cause is removed, We
believe our lands will be as markcia-
bic Us any i'll the West, aud at us high
prices. The following notice of re-
cent sales, taken trein the Lexington
Gazette, shows the extent OF the de-
probation i'll Kentucky, u dcprecia-
ton quite u great, if not u little
greater, than that which has occurred
with US:
The sale of the land of G.. W.
Hcadly came off Wednesday, and as
these are Us good lands as are in the
county OF Faycite, our readers cau
judge of the decline in this species
Of property. One tract of 1873 acres
brought $3.50 per acre; Mrs. Bry.
all and c. A. Farra were
the purchasers; Ii tract of 10e
acres brought $50 25per acre, bought
by George W. Headly, and another
tract Of 250 acres was bought by
John Robb, at $40 per acre, aggre'
eating $43,59i. Corn sold at IRON
81 IL TO 81 81 q shock, The shocks
supposed to contain . barrel. The
land bought by isobb was purchased
oy Ar. lieadiy lhrec ycars ago at
Sl25 per l.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
ELECTION RETURNS.

In Ohio, Aliens majority for gov
crnor is between scven aud eigh,
hundred. Iu the legislature, the
Democratic majority on joint ballos
will be l6 or ls.
In Iowa, tho entire Republican
ticket was elected by greatly reduced
maioritics.
In Oregon, james II. Nesmith, De-
mocrat, vas elected to Congress by o
handsome majority.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
Saline County Items.
From the Marsh,l i'roSrc,sl

l!rOhn '!c Mir1ltn troSfc--
Saline circui, rourt comvencs on tlc
18th. Docket WAS set f,rlwclve days.
The ease of TlIp>. Sput>won:l, clarg-
ed with murder, on change of venue
from pctlis county, will come up for
t:Iai.
Justice Ferguson, of Brownsvillc.
held two inqucs's last week, II over
the body of .luiIn Du!v, II section hand
on the railroad. who was killed by
being run over while Intoxicated.
The other proved to be Conrad tiia-
zirr. Il juururyumln Shoemaker, who
committed suiGitc by drowning hill
>rifiu Back Water, while III Il iii OF
,ieiiru;n Ircuici:s.
Work is still rro%rcSsin" finely on
the raiiroai, anil Host OF the sui
contractors say that lay the midhIc If
November III ,ir:he>i. they VIII have
completed nj! the grading they have
engaged 10 do.
Contractors on the other side ofthc
river. lave advertised for one thou
sand hands and teams to be employed
i'll the work from Lewis mill To Cam
bridge.
Bob Carson. brother of the celc-
hratrd Kit Carson, died OF genera
debility, at his residence cppUsiieAr T.
row Rock. on Saturday, September
9th. aged II wears. No more will we
hear him relate of the h~airhrcaith cs-
capcs from mountain storms and 1n-
dian ii,h,S. Modest and umaSsutninw.
reluctantly relating an cvcml.iu which,
be figured consricousiy, ii true aud
constant friend, knowing 40 fears, he
was .'the hravcst OF the brave"
Many deeds OF o credited to
Kit, were due to Bob Carson. Kit
was the best hunter, but Bob was by
far the best mo%untainccr ahd guide.
On Tuesday 'ast.a das!ling team,
driven by n das!limg specimen of hui
manity. made lis appearance in our
town from Buanvillc where. we learn
he cheated the people OUT OF $l33,
with smooth talk and Il protusc
showing of grcnnbacks. he COLL
meme, d selling $50 forS,S 50. $40 for
So 30. and 50 iur$4 80, until quite q
crowd assembled to see the new came.
Then chJnre-cuyrlnDcS purpuri-
ing to contain $50, $40, etc. were
offered by the package ior only $40.
Two or three persons from Cooper
county Bit at this, and opening heir
wisrrrirn. The sharper suddenly
lett with Ibis advice 10 his dupes:
II any one else comes This way play
ing this game keep away from him.
Good bye"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
tksWS s.cm3.

TIE s:,kcs ;risl is in progress il Se,r York.
The yellow fever is tecreasins slowly u. Mem
p.,is.
+ Emigration agents are to be expelled from
C.iuslhy.
Bee l:artc viii lecture in Kansas City Friday
cyctI.r=.
Gerald Vas scy, the Ensli-h poet, is iecturins
! in Sew 1u.k.
Til wife of rcrc Hyacint.:e gave b r;h to q son,
IT ncUcHa, ua i:!s 18TH
l. Gali-mi Il Rilil tgn,tcl q mile in = Is II Dexter
!'ark, Chicago, ON TIE iuth.
The first SHOW Il .rm of the sclson II st. Paul,
Nina, occurred Oh /, tLriiy.
Cog Francis Train sailed for Euro ,c on Fri
day, IL, Yer /" return, II. says.
Iir- 1t. Louis banks have agreed to rcsu Il
pay IlrEi: i.cNt Mon .ay, tie eth.
Tom Scott has negotiated 81, 0GO, 00 Of Tc a:
Pacific Il!irVai bonds in aropc.
rl.c ,o,ai number of Ge.!is from yellow fe EEL
in Shreveport up 10 tie i.;!i, V 5 Ills.
L :. rrca ,urcr Spiun.r is s"rirI-iy i'll; fears
are en,crsi.ned that IA VIII not rccovS..
,i::l .Iuudt, better known It's Louise Null
Bach, was buried in Berlin VI. ttt 3J;h nit.
\ new Uniform for our entire startling army OF
AGO, men is now being made at i rAnktJrt
Arsenal, Philadelphia.
j. b. McLull1gh, late managing clitlr of the
| 81. Louis Democrat, has assumed Il similar posi-
ton Oh the tilOhc of that city.
About -. 900 head of cattle were received at
Kansas City from the eth 10 The 18th, inclusive,
over the Kansas Pacific railroad.
II is rumorcl that Prince Bismarck will resume
! his plice rs President OF the Ministry OF stale i'll
The RUSSIAN cabinet, i'll place Of Won loon.
A revolution has Iroken out in Sonora, Mcxi-
| CO. The chances are that GnveTiGUr PeSquira
will be able 10 crus.t the revolt in the outset.
| The MonaTchists are confident OF u majority in
the Preach Assembly. which i to meet on the
.Tth. Count de Chambord Is TO lie the King.
The steamer Mary L. Poe burned on the Mis-
sissipi ten miles above Usceula, Ark, Oct. 18th.
One passenger and four Of tee crew are missing.
The Board of U. s. Eng .neers, which met In
St. Louis q month or w ago, have made theil
report to the Department, declaring the bridge
at that city aserious obstruction TO navigation.
Gen. Lewis Wallace is charged with plagisriz-
ing the main features of his novel from a story
entitled ''Ihe Cavaliers of the Cross writtes
by W. W. fosdies, OfCincinnati, and publishel
in ls.l.
A destructive fire occurred In Topeka. HANS, Is.
Sun9ay night. Tie Commonwealth block wa
entirely DESTROYED, which was occupied by thre:
newspapers, u book bindery, and stores an
oniceS- Loss SiJO, oG0; insured for s6O, GO.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-22
TIE SEDALIA ELEPHANT.

The following article from the Sc
dalia Democrat may serve to admoI-
ish ambitious little municipal govern
mcnts Of the folly of attempting to
ape the style of large and popuious
cities. It's always safer to go Il little
slow, as our Scda.ia friends have dis
covcred:
CATER all, VIC presume that tie
water works will have to b" suspend
cd. TIC engineer says that the power
.s utterly insufficient to propci amy
additional maclrihrry, and is scarcely
ing water TO the city. The gross COST
of running them is about $1,000 Ii
year, including ll:e interest OIL The
$780, O0 water bonds. To meet this
vast OUTLAY, we have only an income
from water rents, Of some S2,4UU.
! Now the average price paid Tor the
use of water. Is about $500, and to
meet the expense and make the
works scll-silstaIniHw, 1t would re-
quire some 900 more families TO use
the water, than use it ut present. 70
accommodate these 800 families woul;t
require an t&pchsc Oh al ic:;st 'sIo:CuV
TO lay pipe. eic., and under ANY cuu-
cciva5!c view of the case, we fail to
sec any possibility of keeping up this
vast draw OH the city's eXcncqmer.
"rncre is but one remedy left, and
that is to simk one or more wc!iS III
this city, reniuv the machinery
thereto, sell tie pipes ana stop the
leakage.
1--WE lave Eut ourselves in q scri-
Gus fix ; VIC Fave been Il ur!iy over
reac!ud i'll this matter, and n! we cuii
do is TO s.ve ali we can from llc
wreck.
''lhc people will never consent to
be bled twenty odd thousand dollar,
Il year 10 maintain si.ch an elephant,
and Our authorities may just us vel!
apprehcnI this fact first IL, last.
''in SAY! Ing this VIC east no reflections
Oh the ci!y guardians, rs they are il
no wise 10 blame: WE Ihc people die
It and VIC the people FAUST umd" it.
Can All! thing be done to relieve
Yourselves OF Ills terrible t.X -