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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

thereby announce that l am a candidate FOR Sheriff
VIZ FIrZGE2ALD
~ =, rotss c5 Sl'fno Co1nty:-
Ih'rrby announce myself a. u caalitt' for the Of
L * Ol sh rii : 4. LONG.
SulSA Sept 9ra, ls;j
Eor1oE IorExAL. Please aauaa ace ~ "a ctniidatr
7oF ths ohaae 0i roIatlult OF Nm ~ Hll township
JAMES \. GSiEg.
Thereby nn1snce thai / am candidate Tor The Of
1ioe OF couaiy Treasurer. ERlL FoRSAE.
Thereby announce myself as candidate for the Of
nee OF county clerk Of Saline cuaaty. kansas.
fGED II WILD IN.
Thereby anuouace r,ys,r a. a canaijle Tor IN" OF
See ot Siberia subject o. III" decision "i III voters OF
saline eoaai!' GA The % day oi NoFeahgr 70;
we are authorized 60 lan,uc. t. g. Hothe as can
ctis;e Tor the office al o"ent, c!ek 4 >al.c county
70 "a roie,s At saline coaMiy:-
! hereby announce myself u candidate Tor the Oh
-. Oi Register OF n,e7is.
s T. CEiss
hereby announce thai / SIN candidate for the Of
Gee o. IyUaiy Treasurer.
hereby mnsrncc that am a candidate for the Of
zoe OF Register OF Dccds. LuAS sANDEN
Thereby announce myself a candidate for the Of
): B. HAMILTON
hereby announce that ana oandidaie for rr-rlec-
tion Go the o3ce .: Jusse OF IL, Psce q Nm Ky I'm
township. l.. l. NURtUN
I hereby announce that anna caa,lid,te for ,arof-
nee OF '."s.steT oi Deeds. a. a WILBUR.
We are authorized Ia snnou zee CO. C. Lockwood A,
scSndida'c ~ rc.srvua3 the O.i Sc VI Representa-
are IN the state Legislature.
10 &c rei.,s T Sals,- Cstary.-
weni rcs,,e:iiu IN annoa ace nsvSelr a. e.nSila.
To- oaae " saerin a IA, ensaIas ei-c. ion
IL u. BAKER
] hereby sanou &c that avn a candid ate FAR ;hc al
soe Of sheriff AIT snsl Il candidate uati the
me piils are closed on the rvelias OF Nav,n,-r "a
am Rctniilue On 'rits. AL ~ tn- sn,r.se
.! the people becaasei wan, thc ,ficr
CHARLES L. HUssEY
hsrrhy Announce that au a ctnii tate tor County
commissioner IA the ID culnnlis>lonrr District Of
saline cauat.. 4 {, DENIM
am clsG'sie Or taa o-are - Sherry .-,a
~ o'n.,,, ~ ,.,.. ', ,nI.mssi 90 ~ihrawa nsy
S,ese Oh TIE eccold day oi November npNi
}. NJ CooMBs
hereby announce tia, an, candidate fsr c,aut,
~. CARROLL.
~ Serebr announce tslt an. ca lillse Tor c,u,,,
SS'.a'Ass'saer 10 The q iIi Uomm ssloasr D,srriet
" IL GENr6Y.
rbIp. NJ NJ = IT S'xA-
lsa osal,sia,e Ter n, ,a.e Of caa NV cenn,s.
s'0nsr Ia the First corEln'ssioAer District
elias :. BUELL..
SlsrS. i'liTIs D. -, S',ah!
= sAe safer' er S1astg M E,.eHssl,,
az eans'ti;s Tor tae cEeeo. Ja.t,e oc n. P.s..
T. II. bs>Ti0i
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
Citizens Of saIIna and Vicinity, Attention

The Kansas Pacific Railway, the Oil T. snsss Pioneer
Lie. il making exiraorenary eNertions ad thous-
snsis 10 population this IL extends as YOU
all well Know from Kansas City ahd L9ayenworh 10
81 ny Center. La hnImas. Denver Boulder, sid fhey
enne Those points being the terInini OF the main line
and branches IL r~aches AL important places in Kan
principal cities and opens up to settlers all fertile
valleys It's agents constantly IT Work in every
section of TIE Union and rdkna, the people aud
distributing tons Of printed mafter, illustrating and
describing our State. our people ali in this
goot work by writing to their friends who wish TO
fake trip for pieI-dre he=a nj urge them 10 yisit
The great Colorado Resorts. You also send The
RaIneS Of those of friends and aaintancS ly-
Ing eIst Of the Missouri River 2nI waJin voI think
mt St be- insucet t. remove 10 kinsIS to Mr. Keinl
=; kansas city, and 5e viii sehd t.eIn printed matter
and have bis aSents call them. In way thous-
ands in Ignorance vii obtain knowledse of our VI
einty. Mr.. o. :, LyfDri ~ General Sup't aud Mr.
fees at haEsi5 City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21

On last Monday. 4 yonng son Of Mr.. j. [.
Parks. trustee OF Ohio township wa, accident
ally shot aud killed. Yhe boy was on horse
back. prepared fcra hunt. aud rode zap 10 4
small corn crh.>>in which he had placed III.
loaded shot g0n. In attempting To pull tie
gun from HE building it was discharged and it
comtcny1ndged in goung Parks side, nr.r his
hearty lie lived about twenty minutes. He
was Il boy OF fine promise and greatly beloved
by his parents, upon whom thi, aifllction falls
mos; heavily. lie was buried in our ccmefc-
~ last Tuesday afternoon,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
An Euterprising Railroad.

THE ATTENTION CT THosE cost. r,plaiing trip to
the East is called to the New Fast Train via the Wa
BAsu LIKE called the Kansas CITY and New York Fact
Line, new ransine through from tie Missouri River
IT, NM Ycrk in the unprecedented tie OF 10 hours
Thi train is conpp.cd Of Palace Day Cars and New
Pullman sle~pers. equipped with the Automatic Air
Brste ani NilIers Courers, and reaches in,lianapo
lis CINCINNATI, Toledo Buffalo. Pftsburg, Philaiel
piia, New York and Boston, trsn in advance of
any other lraying ut the same time.
This train leves Kansas City, Afcnlson anil St. JO-
seph every afternsou arrival trains from the
west In addition TO this, two other fast trains are
via the WABASH, .I.ahius, three daily tr-ins 70 the
At antc sesboard. The advantage tie WA3asH oTers
will be appreciated by the travelling vEblIc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS ADyS.
NiStEtLA y EOCS ADsS.
FOR SALEt
3OS,OOO Acres
VALUABLE LANDS
rn Kansas

By direction OF TIE HONORABLE serTe;srv 90 the H.
tcrir, the uader-igEeti .S receive >sishbt iuT the
purchase of any all the ensold lands w--t Of ue
S-osho River, along The Eii~ru lse Of i. -iSie oil
kansas embraced within what Is generally EoovE As
the -'CHERokEE SIasP "
These lands are offered for sale IN conss {ie-ee with
the provisions vi OF C.sgssss approved Nay Il,
lS72. ~. statutes AZ Large, vol AVu, PIP - aud
Tney will be sold u the highest bdl sr esSh n
quantities exceeding hundred add sixty scres
Al not less than doisrs per fuF eli of sail
snS lying OF the Arkansas River, iE osse dollar
and y cents acre ior such lai'ss sS Tic west of
sail river
Printed lists describing tire l,uds hereby offered 10Y
sale by their prefer legal subdivisions ana indicating
the minimum price :: winch each track Is held Viii b
ny mail 10 the address OF sny person making as-
plzion therefor 10 the Commissioned OF the G~nrrsl
Land Ohce, or to tn, Register and Receiver OF 'hs
Local offices at Wichits and Independence hAi'sas
Persons oarrin. To purchase May bt for a. t'fy
they nlay desire but cicsn musi De 81 . 'is
m1'le and sesle and must be for not more inAn one
hundred and SIXTY arrrs t!nd CONFORM |" ire icsA
subdivisions embraced IN the liStl
Bids must be accompanied Dy 10 per cent. Of the
amount bd as g1IarIaies ., tbs sooj i.i'h % the
b,lier. which sum, IA case the land Is AWARDED and
the balance not paid. wl be forfeited should any
bid be rejected the sum deposited III be returned TO
the proper party.
Parties whose bids are accepted will De notified Of
such acceptance after the opening of the BIDS
practicable ami il withIa forty days alter such
tce has been duly msilei piynent IN full not aie
10 the Commissioner Of the General aud Once OF the
amount bid. the land upoI hch such bId nIaie
will TIC again subject to sale.
The ten per deposit required 20 accompany
bids may be RENTED 10 Post Once orders, certificates
of deposit, certified check. some Government de-
postory abb the order of the Comniss OF
the General Land ofice, or in currency.
The right ~ reject any aud All bids Il expressly re-
served.
Ali bids must be 5esed and addressed 20 ,hs 'Cox-
MISSIONER OF THE GENERAL LAND oTIfCB. WASHING
1oN. - and In,iOrsed ''BIDs CuEaoxxE
STRIP LAMBS
Bs III be received above invited unii l.: O'Clock
of the thirieth 'iy Of November, 1873, after
which thry VAL DC duly pencil and acted aDOu
s. S. BURpETT,
Conlhsislioaer Of the Gsaessii Lasd 1-7cs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
attachment Notice.

Ambrose VI. Beebe Plain;iG, Before l.. T.. Norton
-. L. of cm Ky Hill
4. L. waitney, Defendant, ,township in the ceu"Iy
nf Saline and State OF
Kansas.
The above named defendant a. l.. Whitnev viii
take notice at hi has been sued BY the said plaintiff
Ambrose NJ. Be.be for the ct twenty 600 dol
lars that summons and or,Ier of attachment have been
ls>td and returned that the property OF l defend
ant has been attached i'll SAID actioh and IN the tria
- eaid cause has been adjourned, until the lsh day uf
Ncvenber 1875, when IL VIII tor hearing be-
fore re above name Justice OF the Peace +. l. Nor
tun, az his Office sIaa ia 81 cJuI,y at click
~
S.-3w AMBROSE NJ BEEBE, Plaintiff.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21

The latest social hobby j. 'Autumnal Leaf
PartieS.' which i the name chosen by those
who grrcaroil>!y "a forth into the woods and
country laric- tor the purpose Of gathering the
Irllianf-hueI leaves that are >iowered about
by the fall brcczes. II some person will turn
ish Kansas with the leaves, such parties viii
become intensely popular in this latitude.
Sanl-burs IT present will have 10 supply the
deficiency.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
TiME TA6IE-X. p. z. a.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

judge OF The District Court. II. PRESCOTT.
Senator-SOLoMoN STEPHENS.
RelJresenfatIvs-G. Z. LpcKw poD
County ConmissiOncrs-W. B. SCHOOL,, Chairman
e. NJ PALMER and X. s. CHAMPLIS.
County Clerk-DAyID BEEBF
County Trcasurer-C. r. Faulkner.
sheriff.. J. G0ISG.
Register of Deeds. T. CRIss
CorOncr-J. X. LCLL, JR.
County Attorney-JoIS FOSTER.
SyryeYOr-L. -. WIGI..
Superintendent Of Public InstructiOn--D. |. MI.-ER
CLERK OF the District Court-N. PErERsoS.
Probate Judge-H. ;. CCSSISGHAx.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21

\ hcay, prairie fire prevailed ia the gypsum
creek country last Sunday, aud for time il
seemed tia, 10 power could prevent is DC
stroyiny the mammoth field OF corn Of Mr.
Frank Wikc>on. also his houses and barns
Fortunately the creek served as 4 barrier
against its fearful progress. aud it was Exiting
aishrd without doing heavy damage How
ever. several acres Of young trees. belonging
Ia Capt. J. G. Terry, were destroyed. Farm
ers will be compelled to use much more than
ordinary care this year in protecting them
selves against fires. The fires .iaye set in
much earlier than usual. the dry grass is thick
add tall, hedge rows and fire guards have
grown up with werds-in fact the face OF the
country j. almost like finder box
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
cry DIRECTORY.

Niavor-R. II. BIaHor.
Couacilmen-C. s RADCLIFT, GEORGE kRCEoEB
wv BEno. A. W. wIcKnAN. l. J. GcISG.
Police Juige-N. +. CARROLL.
Clcrk-FRID. IA. wlLDMAS.
SrcAsurer-J NJ BLoD0ETT.
fIlr.at-L. NJ. TCrrLE.
City Attorney-JouS osTEE.
Caisf Of Fire Experimentation L. CARVER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21

We find from the Minneapolis SeatIssi tlsa
the following disposition was made of The east
OF Saline county ". the Lawren Ct Gazing,
Bank
The case of the County Commissioners o
Saline County ". Rober; Morrow AID others
a change al venue from Saline County. Mr>>r,
Cloush 4 WHEAT. oi Lravri worth, iur plain.
riff>. and Me>srs. Fletcher N Stephens and >
y. kigy~, al Lawrence. for defendants. 4
demurrer aad mutton tor another change Of
veuur wa- ovrTrulrr by the Court. The de-
PENDANTS Wen given twenty days ca answer
The petition by plaintiffs. which will throw il
over until the ~ ext term o: court.
IL j. tile opinion at The attorney. engaged
lay The county thar the ease will be surely
brought To- trial a; th- next term Of the O,,a-
VA District Court. D1'eg seems to have been
the defendants objec; Tia. tar.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21

New slosa ho1t> only - 80.
Best new Chicago Kip Only 81 30.
Woes shoes. pebble. only 81 90.
bua. 100
high cnt - leo.
Cool eoitona'ie pants - ceH,s.
jeans. lined. - 100.
dne>kiH jeans pants. ll,,-4l. only - 30
gia.haIas. o,siy 10 cents per yard.
Cstton tl,an-i>. aalr ~ eats per yard.
Hip con- cor>s-is. only 10 rrRtS.
Irish ni"l,>kin coats. only s3-eC.
Gond Jean. Goats. oaly S5 30.
All other things ia proportion. Conc quick
and sri bargains. at the cheap corner OF oeer.
B.,nsi K Wil-on
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
slIIyi WEEKLY MigKET EEr0Rr.

Corrected lay L T. Watson, dealer in Gr"c'ries'
s'.oyl:ions AMI Qncensware, O. Santa Fe avenue
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21

Proposals Invited for G,O0o bushels OF corn or any
portion thereof - BIZ delivered ia the city OF SaliB
Apply to JOHN W BERkS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21

roweys q t,oodaow report the following:
wheut--W Winter. G' III: ,pct tr sHrng, se3e' r-r
IN.
Dots 20 Gl5npcr IN.
Rye, 300 81 per ia.
Barley, 81 per tG.
Corn lttLilhE ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
Published THURSDAY. octnber 81 lS75i
Ordinance No. 10Y.

An ordinance granting 20 The W.stero Uaion reie-
graph c"Inpan! The right 20 erect and m tnain teie
graph line.
De II or5ained by he -Kayor and CugHciTnen IF tas
city u STliHR.
SEC /. That the right of way be aud the same Is
Hereby granted To the Western Union Celegrl Com
!any Z" erect and maintain y line OF telegraph wires
along any public street, alley the city Of
Nailna ir' III the kils;ts icc iti;s y any paint
within SAID ci'y PROVIDED said line OF telegraph
wires shall Dc erected telegraph poles Of Inain
size ana ~ an elevation con tor telegraph lines
nUd Provided All telegraph lies, aiun1 any street
or of said city shall b erected egh, feet from
me iroAt line oi the "s OF SAID city ani where side
walks have been liit by the Oriia III city
anirri 10 DE built by Tia, ordinances of said CITY ex-
Tending INTO ie SIN =. mJf. HAT eht feet from The
mont line oil earl lots, said telegraph poles shall be
erected at the out>tic n; OF such sidewalks an S
telegraph poles along Hny alley said city Ill b.
eitct" az The side limit of such alley ant pr svri
said telegraph poles shall lac So Us 10 IN
any manner ob7truct alv public sir ct, s>iig any
public or private sidewalk crossing / said city
SIC 2. THIS orriinan.e shall lasc effect and he in
force iron and ait;r It's publication the S.L!SE
COUNTY JOU RIAL.
APPROVED Oc;ober 9Th, iS7j.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
5tUVfe6.
Corn UUllfeH,

1900 bushels Of corn waited. Apply to J. :. yor
hes, at A. ". Campbeli's store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21

Ia- Z TIT j.. >aLtsAs ElAsS4s
g.r-s siss a.; Eslz StheT- ulH Sssss ezs1sfs1 -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
DIED.

Lewis >co,i iafa1f so az GsEr<s 8 z,a PaT-n Ill.
BisoeP. near Raxbgry srParTs1s csaasv Sasur -
morning octchsv ls.h i--S- I-rl - sssz Ns.rs
lE., .srs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
C. y. RADCLIFFE,
President or the Council ard acting Ma, OF

hereby certify that the above su for-soirsi, Il
true and correct copy Of ordinance passed ~
hnlor ana Councilinen OF the city oi SilIna OcO
Der eth, l,15.
Attcst IpEp III WIInNAN civ Cl.,k
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21

Mr.. Louis Il .mia.te is il candidate for c onn-
II clerk M is prriect scribe, j. we'll inform
ed haS had considerable experience in clerical
labor. il honest aud straightforward and IL In
naIy other Mays fitted for lhP office oi county
clerk He holds at present The oificc of iru>-
tee of Walnut township. and gives the best OF
satisfaction in ie discharge oi hi, duties.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
Election Proclamation.

ConiHsis4teaer q the Gsae'ai Las5 o-Tcs
WASIINGTON, %. G.. September Is, 1875
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21

Candidates busy.
Ii $ by gosh dusty.
The river is getting low.
Fruits of all kinds at Lays
Prairie fires have commenced.
School books at 4. T. Grier's.
New goods az the New York Store
Election oEe week from next Tuesday.
Fall hats, flowers, &c. at a. L. Grier's.
New dress goods at the New York Store
Indian Summer, and a delightfully."- hazy as
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21

iaerehv announce that | am 4 candidate FOR Sheriff
" Ii FIrZGE2ALD
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-18
The Daily Mail.

; There has beeaCquite degree of dis
appointments manifested, THAT the dairy
mali which was announced to commence
did not pus ia an appearance. The fault
was not with Mr.. Smith, who had agreed
to carry it. but with the postmistress at
PetOskey. who declined TO 60 to the
trouble necessary to furnish it daily.
without some compensation. We have
examined into the matter and concluded
that.it would not be right to ask her to
without payment therefor. The m. ill
does not arrive in Peioskey untilten
o'clock at night and many times it is
much later. 1t has to be Distributed the
same night to have it really for morning
This now necessitatcs Mrs. Little work
ing until from twelve to two O'Clock,
every other night in the week. To pro-
vide for daily mail would require her
to work every night i'm the week. The
office is one which pays very little reve-
nue., and for all this work, which this
time Of year is very large she receives no
pay from the government. It would not
be right to ask her to perform all this ex-
ira labor without some compensation
and we feel satisfied, that now the atten-
ton of the people is called to the matter
that they will raise enough money to
compensate her for the labor JnN hen
ever this is done, weI pan secure daily
mail Let some one attend to the matter
at once. rr..,..s.-..
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-18
The Dry Dock.

The dry dock question is being consid-
erably agitated in our village at the pres
ent time. Every one who has paid any
attention to the matter, whether he be a
citizen here or simply avisiter, sees at
once the Importance of having dry
dock in this vicinity, and the superior ad-
vantages of this point over any other in
this section of the country 1t is the
only place along the whole shores of
the lakes that the dock can be furnished
with the necessary supply Of water with
out pumping Here the dock can be
built at the entrance of the river, and the
water for the use of the dock 4 brought
from the dam. When the vessel is in its
proper position, the water can be let out
in few minutes time and the vessel be
in condition for repairs. This would
not only save much time in docking, but
would also be a large saving i'm the eX-
pensc Of building the dock. There will
be do difficulty in securing the cO-opera-
ton of capitalists in the building of a
dry dock, ii their attention can be called
to these and numerous other advantages
which Cheboy gan possesses. We trust
the Improvement y Association will take
some definite action In this regard at a
meeting to be held soon. If prompt ac-
ton be taken the dock can be put in opera
tion next summer. y
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-18
The Board of Supervisors ssrrsT.

The Board of Supervisors met In extra
session last wednesday according to a caIl,
to take into consideration the condition of
the old Jail, and the advisability of build
ing new one, ahd the transac.ion of such
other business as might come before the
Board. After some discussion it was de-
cided to put some repairs upon the old
Jail, and get some estimates upon the cost
of new jail, to be presented at a future
meeting of the Board, at which time some
gletinite action would be taken regarding
the proposition to submit the matte oil
building a new Jail to the people for theii
ratification, A plumber of bills and ac
counts were presented and allowed
Without transactipg any further business
of importance, the Board adjourned until
I the 10th Of January,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-12-18
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1875.
Crooked Land Sales.

1t will be remembered that in view of
the large amount of trespassing which
tor years past has been committed upon
the state lands the Legislature at its last
session made provision for the appoint
ment of state trespass agent, whose
duty 1t should be to look after the inter-
ests of the state in this regard, and not
only prevent such unlawful acts in, the
future, but when it was possible to prose-
cute and collect damages for that which
had already been committed d. j.
Evans, of Bay City, was appointed and
Immediately commenced his labors. He
has worked hard, during the year, aud
has just published his annual report. He
has discovered very large amount Of
trespassing, and in many cases has
brought the offenders to terms. He has
collected on trespass account and ex-
penses $7,02S.2O. Mr.. Evans has also
been engaged in re-examination of
state land, as authorized by recent act
Of the Legislature, and has detected an
enormous amount of crooked land sales.
Thousands Of acres of primary school
and Agricultural College lands have been
purchased by land pirates upon part pay.
By fraudulent representations of their
character and value, operators have OBJ
tanned these lands by the payment of
part. down, and after stripping of the
pine forfeited the land to the state, by not
paying interest. His examination is not
half completed, and yet shows that 75,-
100000 feet of timber were shipped from
land obtained in this fraudulent manner.
These slippery transactions have been GO
| ing on since 1859. In some cases the
claim of the state for damages is out
lawed, but in all others the agent pro-
poses bringing the swindlers to settle
ment, and make them purchase the lands
at the price they-.should have brought
originally. He is determined to stop
these frauds and punish the perpetrators,
and expects grave and important compli
cations to arise. The Governor and Land
Commissioner viii cooperate with him
i'm this matter
We understand that the state lands in
this county have not been entirely free
from this kini of business. We know
however. .,nothing about it; bat if there
have been any crooked transactions Mr.
Evans Will pretty surely find it out
sooner or later. 1t would have been We'll
had the state looked into this matter sew
eral years age.