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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-06-10

NICE Lemons ut
Emmett Coon q. Co.'S.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
CIyIL NOTES

In two suits brought IN the Supreme Court
against Gleason ana Roberts growing oui oi tne great
bond forgeres Of 1919 order OF attachment against toe
properly OF the defendants were issued. o. Saturday
a mofon 10 vacate these ord AGAINST g. ason was
a. have been MADE before Judge Lawrence OGs as al
.Jurned Saturday.
In the United states District Court, on Satur
eav the Government DosaH against tao New York
saud Harlem Railway Company 20 recover about S5ooo
ar taxes on usaIvdec net earnings 81 ITS road Tor the
aas eight ycars t25Co as penalty igr Hot paying
such taxes uuIHg The las five years lHe statute oI
limitations applies after Ave ycars, 10 actions IJr tbe
Ircoyery OF penalties nnnpa! ent o. t4es aHu Of
zs reason ~ ls not sought % recover the rhdes "r
Ras noU-pay IDoDt FOR Tic OLuef tbFe, year
Judge Lawrence, slttIne IN Snprcme court
Chambers. granted saturday WI. u haDeaa corpus
Eeturnabe forthwith, 70 bring before biu "ili.n W
1adger the iASyer who Friday WAS committed 70
ta tot two days for Tue cOnieaP1 consisted
a. TeuaIks Ia relation t0 Judge u -A.dD oi s"e
Maine Ouurt sec by Badger MS Driei. oh an appeal
GI"u tndt judge dcCisi0g. After "alSS SOM Iine
AnC Ai. Badger nos appearing. Jlagh Lt~Iehoe "'n'
hOHe. Inc commitment expired saturGay nieh@
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
TAX CoLLEcroRS RESTRAINED.

sIlE TROUBLES or TIE NEW-YORK AND OewEGO
MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Legislature in 1866 passed law to
facilitate the construction OF lie New York auG OswegO
Midland Railroad, in which u provided ihlt 40 tax
chOuld levied upon tue road Tor 10 years or until the
completion OF continuous lne betAeeu C,wegO and
she ire dividing New-Jersey and New Yorh. Ia April,
1s74 the gsature repea.ed Tue law oi iet' and the
assessors several towns along Inc OF The rail-
road against the protest O AOram :. Hewitt ana JOhn
e. Stevens the receivers, levied taxes upon the line OF
ahe road for collection OF which warrants were
ISSUED to the collectors tie different towIr The col
IectOrs made lcves npon the rolling stock and other
property the hands Of the receivers. wei upon
freight shipped over tAe luc ~ the road.
repeang the act Of 1874 aPpled '0r. Orders
granted Dy Judge Biatcuford OF TIE Unhed states CIR
cut, on the apphcA'ioh q. tAe rrtesef4 ne
several tax collectors 10 snow cause whv h tax Should
mot be declared uncon,u,uaCna ana why tle property
should not be delivered phcE 70 te LteelN"i Win u
5ujuuction, pending the crcslrL oi thr NOTION Ihe
a aesti0D arlsiug under tue-e orders argued some
Three weeks aS0 10y Asoe Green or lhe receivers ana
Judge ChlrclG 0I OswcsC tud Judge Fullerton OF tnis
ey for the toy gs aud tA, t3es,t-A DC "a t undTs
AuFlTcihcul t.lOc'N q '".'''f % -. T,tIa
70 show cause were retur"a9e before Judge
ghe cases we're submJtea upon ths ar<hmeni ALREADY
had, with the understaDG''g that the decision ~ he
consltu,iona;y o. tie Law B" eacn caS" ln some III
Hances the towns voted 10 c+ncr. th- tt-" "hi ehNt
a. IS feared comes Too aio 70 bc 81 any uricc er,ce
he effect Of the seizure Las Dttn 10 almost tul~n
suspend the operation ol 'hc i"a1.
PacufJId stated t3dt n Ld 1ccn -ousiderIDs t qdts
80" tse c,prse of IN CON, uc wec 40 10, ase 10 ar
rive AZ q concL-lOu uDon t -uu'cti tha n was very
guuorfant question, t0 aimed 81 u order that
s. gS at,riTo sIn .sr-. ti..e as ne might nave tnis
week, write opinion upon tie qSeruou involved. lie
directed Therefore. tudt r orders 20 snow cadsr wlcA
aeye moi submitted. sloaG iio over until urdaY
March Ia the case o. ,n- Collector Jhe tOwn OF
considered by Gen NNia, hs counsel ~ cE;I@yA Aeaut
levy the COuIt. consent OF COINS L Uirted lhdt an
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
THE COURTN.
THE BULLS HEAD BANK sTot X.

THE BULLS HEAD BANK ST0- ~
,,rnxD IRRESuIARITY IN THE CoNsoI4DS loN'
John Nj. Funnan has obtained from Judse
,Doaobpe sitting IN Supreme Court, Chambers tempo
ary Injunction restraining the Bulls Head Bank from
having the dividend declared By It on February l. ana
v.yabIe to-day, until the lawful stockholders OF said
hank shall have been ascerained by the Judgment OF
che Court nom declaring paying any dividend what
aver until the further order Of the Court; ana from
Sng any certificates OF stock Of the par value OF e
In lieu OF the certificates Of the old stock Tue bond gwen
on the injunction $500 and is executed by VII
liam H. Beers and A. 9. Chase.
The complaint on which the injunction was issued sets
ont the failure of bank March 90 1873. which then
had capitai stock OF tO0O through the sQuan lerirg
or OF ITS funds the beginning OF proceed
angs bankruptcy aud the arrangement by which those
proceedings we're discontinued. and s300,010 Of new
cauita raised, $4,000 by ne old mookhOiders ana
by The eposItors for which y 600 shares OF
Iew stock issued Toe complaint states hat the
earned, and any excess OF earnings and any Of tie
sguandercd stolen money recovered was ~ oe
The new stock IL declares tnat no such excess has Oeen
earned aud OF tEe 80 m0uey recovered The re-
10 December iast represented the capital OF the
aank as S90O,OSG In December, 1874. "a circular
was issued recommending tAe consolidation OF
%As oa aDS t ,V" $3.50 n ~ s5 9oo su'sconsntly
al ming % certificate 0t tie assent O twotlrjS ot tue
stockholders, Jan. 9, 1879, stock declared re
ea issued the race Of snare OF $40 ior one OF
et9er class OF outstanding shares of <25 Ies cerA
mate the as unptlOu VI s3tV,UV capl'dI
nnd a vote Oh stockholders representing sj5O6s5 OF
both old aud STOCK TINS assumption, the phntf
Charges w false and the vO.e improper ami injurious
60 the new stockholders. dividend Of 1vc per cent
on stock declared Fe1 J. and he insists that
10 saca al. dend could have earned Uesweeu Jan.
Q aud that date.
Mr. Furnaa the Owler OF forty shares OF Old
s!OcK aad tue subscriber Of SGaJ 0 tne stock. ana
permanent jd lou Oi the same nature as the
krnpOrary igluactOI tIdt tht arrangement az March
be earned CUT; tEt the reduction oI iho stock be
declared void and true XII liers aSctFt Aued;
and that receiver OF the blnk se appointed. Nj Lee
aud Mr. AvUrd, hs counsel ste that thc OleC6 OF the
Is not In % interfere wan OK " ltt~s the
business Of the bank, 0u simply 10 asceT "a WhO are
uder ngemet OF leo, the real stock AOeis oG
SHe Bulls Head BANK
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
THE .-prs FOR MARCH.

The Supreme Co1r. viii this month require
eight Judges Judges DAVIS. Brady aud Danies viii st
IN General Term; Jcd-es Va NJrst and Lawrence wi
hoG Circuits parts aud Judee Barrett WI mold tue
continued oyer and TerHIgcI Judge VA Bguni con
Tnued Special Term. aud Juage Donchuc VIII s!t al
Chambers. Among the caste on the Circuit clen-
OF tins Court are suits y tue assignee OF J. Mcbride
Davidson VINO distributed sales TO nauy politicians,
AGAINST Norton CONAN Canary, Walter Rocae and 9th
eys motion lie to be made iuIlug tne present week %
ADVANCE IN the calendar Oi tue CITY 3gAinst VIII
nam 81 Tweed Tor SLIGO O0. In ctnII words 10 sci
- down for "A dXod 0at-
10 the superior COIrt owing % the detaii OF Judge
Y n Worst 10 the Supreme Court only ~" Judges,
seogvick ana Sqsir Sned 30 the General Term
Judes Mcneil aId Freed assgIcd 10 the 1Tlal
Trrs aua judge CGTts 70 tne SPecla! Term aud Ch~n
hers Ia the Common Pleas. Cbief-Jusuce Daty ana
Judges Lew and j. +. Daiy viii hold the General Term
y siug 10 Jadge Wa BTuuts engagements, OniY one
Trial Term viii held, duC that D. judge Robinson,
Qeavug Judge LArremOre 10 hold the Egl.S Term ana
Cbauinrrs Tle threc IT.i Terms Of thc Marine Court
~ a DC held by judges spId ding sheA ana Jo~chimsen
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
To-day the stock market has been fevcrish and

To-day the stock market has been fevcrish and
irregular. with Pacific Mail and Western Union
strong. while the remainder of tho speculative
shares have been only steady to weak. Pacific NAH
opened ut 3s.. and after selling mt SO. rose pretty
steadily to 34, reacted and closed ut 3fs. western
Union opened aud closed at 733. having sold at ut
and 73I. Lake Shore started of at F5i.
and after touching the old magic" posats
of n, and ~. reacted to 49,. but cloSed
with tho last sale at 72I 1t app~nrs that the Corr
pany have recently sold about s1,OO0,OOO more os
their consolidated mortgage bonss, the proceeds OF
which NAV have been used for the sinking fund or
possibly to ske out the last dividend. Union Pacific
was firm between the figures of 400 G0s@4). North
Western was very weak Opening at fll it declined
to f0. and afterwards sCld at 4l04O@ps 1882. clos
ing at 500. Tlo Preferred sold from 50 down to5li
rcaGtIng at the close t. Jiy et Paul was also weak
and sold at 30. 32.a329. with the Pre-
ierred at 52iso5lajll. Ohio and Mississippi
started OF at 2i. improved 10 2js and closed at -
Erie sold at 2l a9Cs02C land Wabash atIlIOil!
N So, Rock Island declined from 1J3. to iB. The
mafket closed feverish aud unsettled. The total
transsc IONS Of the day have been $4,000 shares. OF
which 40 2G0 were Pac,ic Mail sG2G NOrthW estern'
5000 lake Shore, Is 4CO Western Union, l4.lOO Union
Pacific - 3OJ 1T. Pau 800 Erie, $500 each of Wa
bash and OHIO and Mississippi. $500 Northwestern
Preferrcd 800 Rock Island. and 1900 ST. Paul Pre-
terred. The opening. highest lowest and closing
prices of astiye stocks sON to-day were ~ follows
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01

In the suit brough, 10y Albert opeyer agair st
Say Could for S5OOoOe foI commissions etr growing
sut Of the Black Fdas transactions motion was made
On Saturday JIdGe Secewra. on behalf of The PLAIN
cf for reference @! he issues. on tue ground tnat
shere were about go actions luyo.ved NJ. Sh PrnAn
OIL half o. tie defendant argued though there
were 40 many Transactions, there were ohIy wv" or
alree issues and eaeI OF these ssues BciGIed Srea
many law questions A. instance. one qu"s'lon was
y bet ier or NOT broker cr1 charge Tor HuicAaSe ar
auOta,l 1itt -! thc tIia Ike Aa-e
re, were taking place l.5 per cent. TIE tN OF the
Exchange WIS sales 20 be considered a.. luadt
a. The Lowest genuine 4tJb. Aaot-Cl Question was
sshetuer a man was iasuHcI ia dealing al these bigA
yates with ms own brnlAct. while lower qhctauons
Ner- Ueing made ia Lls presence; anu asdi whether
having made oral TRANSACTIONS ne could dayr atter.
sVe brokers note tO Biuu MS pIlDtIpa tLd Nhelhtr
bavlug gwen such ur0kt's uOte one GAY hr cSuiO
give !. new note Of tGe .rIuSactlOu naming hF"
Trgariuai at a later L..g questions iOr the
S0uit and jIFy, and 'r isCA upon edrL orc "ouio
dispose Oi "a class Of taU--r ais. Juos" 1cug"lcL lt
Htsd motion. Aluti- s.--kney aPptdlod 'vI tIe
Dalnl II Thomas q. fAV4ftI. a iVI dclcu4.".
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
NJ nnner clnsirg onotatloes. OF ioreign eEchange

The money market was easy al day. The rates
on call were e!a3 per cent with the lattes rate
more common in the closing dealings. Dealers in
United States bonds obtained what money they re-
onired Ut @ There is nothing new in the discount
market, and prime business notes solo at to per
cent. The afternoon dispatches fToul Washington
report that the Internal Revenue receipts to-day
were 500 O0Ototal since the lst inst. Of Sl2GOO0C0
The National bank notes received for redemption
were SGjO.O0O. The Treasurer now holds S5e2 oOoOOO
in bonds to secure National bank note circulation and
Sl65O0OOO TO secure public deposits Tho Outstand-
ing National bank note circulation u 470OOOO0,
of which S239O,OO0 are gold notes. The pay
ments OF fractional currency and National bank
notes amounted TO $2,50o,Ooo. The bank state
meut for the week ending to-day was a more tayor-
able exhibit the specie having gained largely, the
return in this regard being made rising averages
The legal-tenders are down largely, probably by
reason of shipments 10 tbe South aud West,
which, il So is indicative Si better feeling IN re-
gard 20 the general tlade The return shows net
gain TO the banks IT - 43941o, and they now hold
IL lawful money in OF the - per cent reserve.
t9.4.o5,s 1hC. foilowi' nic 'hass i''s "og4illoa
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
DrCIsiONs-FA FAr. q.

Supreme Coayt-C aambeYs-by Judge l.aVreBce.-
p Cset,sl Hsasou Il H. "a "a k'ssh a. hs''Hg AZ
tfuet JOBnsSa Dyught bnaf Pope" ~ hshA
Holncs ne rOgotah brn1 Ae-Sf@n%- F.ebA"
feTuOH; kauhfiss S4Gc1fss oI0srs g. see hnfrAf
6JsOu.i-r cts 70 fur o. Senes
g.. 80ofeB dsics Gs1 hrigtfS1s ss haa-
40 should bf ss>ntd
Csk at bossdsos.-BOld sggTgVt1
SRpTiOr COart-sPecai Iela--By JGdRs sedgwiek
seaaief sg Tas hsS0as brehen Aio bc's" banh-A'""s
Gs1Sd
Common Pleas-Spscai Iam-By Judge Robin
esA-WAi. AT Tks Is<ssn~n. xxL Iephss-So
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
NEw-YORk DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MARCH t. is7s-rRplE
cALRNDARs-Tau DAY.

msmcnduu Hsrsen sg The Manhattan Market compsnr-De
fault opened memorandum PeSs Benum settled
Strange agL DISQUALIFICATION denied msmsrsreun.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01

supsnxs CJuRr-CHAsHsRs-DosoHus.J J.
Pr Mondays Motion Calendar viii be called at Ill o'clock
Guau ruu.I -nXrr. p RnA and DI
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
The bids for stocks at the close of she Board wrr

The London advices reportcd quiet state Of the
market Consols ruling irn United States bonds
higher and Erie weak. none being a. previously
eauOied. The foreign exchange market. ~ usual en
Saturday. was dull aDd nominal. The gold sales
were all at I14sGll4s with the tone of the market
strong On the probabilities that the Treasury viii
not be compelled to sell gold next month. Otherwise
there were no considerations affecting the premium
On gold loans the rates we're . and per cent to
Hat The specie shipments for the week amounted
to SG0l, $40. Of which $3O1.OOO gold coin. The
Assistant Treasurer paid nat SOO0n coin interest
making the weekly total. S2.200,00, OF which the
greater portion was in March coupons. The weekly
redemption of called bonds amounted 10 ss&O0O IN
elusive of 81! 0O0 to-day. The import entries NJ for
ign dry goods at the port of NewYork for the week
ending tonight were S3396.sl7 che amount thrown
upon the market footing up S321I032i bud OF
General merchandise to $62Gl J3, making total m
gold coin valuation OF S96jS 100. Tho export
clearances of domestic produce from this port for
the geek ending Tuesday. Feb. @3 We're To the cur
rency valuation Of -. 1861. The specie movement
is gwen elsewhere The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank covered Goid cleared, S4c692 :
goh balances. Slsq5.lj0; cufTency balances.
s2.e.o SgG The principal gold quotations wers rs
foIloWs.
looo.il41 :l8o..ll"e' l:on...li!ia 2390 LIS,
n i:oi...ii4 i3:5o....i41 4.oo...Ii4s sll4a.
The day, transactions AZ the l.. : >ab-rreasury
comprised:
oa r4cs7,..s2 5ll 9 ca-'eur' os'mt' o7S 0o< 81
G 5asprs aU7a - Cas.sm,. l0oJ.OOv 30
L4rfenrr rcceUts. 9'i.Jo4 o.
The receipts and disbursements for the month OF
FEBRUARY at the Office OF the Assistant /. : Treas
urer were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01

Al the election OF the Burlington, Ce0ar Eapids
and Minnesota Railroad Company, held az
Cedar Rapids. Iowa, yesterday, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected dtrecsOrs: John
i. Blair, Moses Taylor William Z. Dodge
and A. B. Crane, New-York; James Blair.
PENNSYLVANIA; D. c. Blair. New-Jerseyj ). u. WIS
ner. George Douglas. W. ". Walker A. 5. Bet. A.
H. spangler. Cedar Rapids; 7. ". Barhydt Burling-
ron. Iowa The following were e.eeted Cdscers
John J. Blair President: S. P. WiSnsr. Vice-Presi-
dent; W ". Walker. Treasurer and General STper-
iuteudent.
The following shows the exports 'e1efasiVe Oh
speeiel from the port Of Nev-fork TO foreign pot"
Tor the week ending F1b 2 1sI5, and siLac the be-
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01

The Phllads!phia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Cs ID ard issue, 1lO. Philadelphia and Ers
Railroad. Is. :; Reading Railroad, j6s; rennsIiysniA
Railroad S5s. Gold. u4i
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
. Hhe DOE arr 81 foIIsW .

L. the SoGthern Stste bonds Missouri 6s were
strong pla bonds selling at "a, aad those Of io7sas
1904 Registered New-HOrk Stas. County bonds
sold at lO1. Rl.e bids are fOllsWs:
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01

Railroad bonds are moderately active and gsn-
orally firm especially for the Paciics. bus the
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01


/. Tegs. .gt Brown et al.
2. .fas Mayor &c, agt tenet
8. Same aga eaIne.
4. In thrmupsr sf Clarksoa.
g.. .PeBheld. Gusy.iian, &c. al
James et a.
s. .Dusenhury o. al. Agt. Gala
ghan.
I. .Moers sgt TAYLOR and ase.
b.. .Wieuea et al. sgt. The st.
Psul and Paeise Il. T.
70. et Al.
o. .BrTsn agL Comstoek.
10. .Messmore agt. Back.
IL. Rush sgt. MIrstOn, impRo.
&c.
10. George. the Count Joannes,
sgt Thirt-ave. r. X. Co.
IL. Deylin ana sDo. agt Devlin.
IA. Jones agt. Jones.
10. .Loughran, IT,. agt Mat
thews aud auO.
16. Bond agt smith et al
11..COutineutal Nat Bank agt
Adams et al.
IS. Butler et al act Wehle.
10. PURIFY et al. sgt. Schles-
is,r ct al
20. .Dirsn ere ei al. act. Adams
et al.
2l..Bergh It sL sgt Busteei
et al.
%. Van Rausi art. \. Y. Col
iese of Veterinary sur
geonS.
.. In Ga, matter Of Levy sgt.
The MAYOR. sc.
q. Watt agt. Weller
-. Reid ani N agt Martin.
26..V4Il %. al sgi. ,ame.
SPECIAL TsHz-
/. sutton sr'. Davis. &c
2. People state Of \. Y. sgt.
Bre x. T. 20.
g.. ..McCloskey sgt. The Mayor.
SC.
l. Howell sgi. Moore.
5..1hampson Sgt GouId At al.
G..ilerich agt. Brennan.
Shenf
Palmer sgt. The Mayor.
&c.
Wright et al. act. VIII
Nams.
.SkIriGose sgt. Fuller
10. .Demsr-st e o. ags The
MAYOR. SC.
ll..ScHonberg azt. Heyerdable
eta.
-. Leeds ggt. Ransom et NJ.
l3..faiyp agt. Dawes et al.
-. Philips et al. sgL Theras-
sOa et al.
u. Beach et al. act. Cohen.
TO-. BeHhagen agt. Bloom o..
I7..Ocean Nat. Bsnk n. 7.
at. tariL
Is. HewsOn R2t. Price et oil.
fssurs OT LG'p and Fact.
81 Beach agt. Coils, jr., and
anO.
IA. Rigs e a. agt Purssell
AZ a
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01

..A hAsANAs Nfh -
I..N-wfeld agt. OpDermsRn.
2..Suish * Fellows
3. Pollock aQt Brenusn.
a.. Morgsa agt- Holiday.
.Cousinerv >; al. Ggt. Pear
ssli snd ano.
8. .Jonuson sgt- william. err.
.Grfi'h h agi. Burk.
:. Goodman sgt. hlrtine't
g. Trustees Columbia College
\. T. az. Lynch ct 81
10. .fsrsons and anO. at. Sat
t0D sui ara
II Smith agt Frost.
-2..iiorner e! At. az Ab0rn.
t.. .MrQns.le act Irwin.
a. .Ncccll - al agt. san Mat
ins. Co.
j.. Doyle and sno. act. Lord
e. al.
10. Roberts agt. y hiie et al,
rI'rs.
l-..O'Suliivau sgt. Roberts.
S..Hurrison agL iincker.
70. .FtCuan agI kuOr.
20. .Jonss agt. Nor Sood.
9l..tisrg sgL Flanagan and
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
Of the Nsw-York City banks at the dates under
I'M nm t,ooed.

Government bOads were qnlet but hrm on hrrnSf
prices IN London snd higher gold. We Gnnex tho
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01

GrxERAL Jrhomrs Broderek Tnomss
Ne(;u.-e J-crer birgitV: PtCcA "a
os hurg ary; iIeury Helms J'ha CarIeef 'or{e ~"
man Lr59r1f el6i,e Aneee Michael I'LL. William
Kea.ng chad Fleming iho'nSs Hton grand I cHf H-nY
Speh ck 1sr Luter petit larceny S01h
MoniAsy, James Morn t-"nor ls.ant
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01

The following ieis comparative statement ot sas
exports of specie from the port OF NoB-YOrk "a
tore rn nnrts sincoIan. L for neriod ot = years:
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MiDbcl! Sdr9c ! Sam5er
N Gasucr G0u3rr..

SInftc Strabt, jiu. Nflrtt nnt Wci|st
,sist tsm aeshr.sn vutIfumyru Stntturt oars
hermit ef9sNtnIt IN, ehb er iete W tbct ally
Nr, srrrItbt1 bat. IrSsititbeu SGrgi reN
alien NrSsen rrn SpI, ure NcNI une in ittrm
Stsl. NiItt gut unc bii;g.
Nut tatr tb iistt auift irpdfstS 9rF-
bp(; une unerrst @dumatcyiNi, t0t IL
III ben uitrriaiten Ct. giuie Nrciien, 0utiGiitf-
lid tcr 6rldt, VertnrTs.
slut Tin i'd Ngswt titr tic & l.. Hrris
Strnewdrc & out gnn = uns YtrsIrfcstifa
Jatrifatr (Gj!alrtr iybcnr 8li.n II. SIancnirta
ven Lerrs GpttG &C. }, einIttlty:th ter jrhdt. ~
Ct. 2oui5 YreiItn. ~ . Z rt.n f:Ti
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8er in uerrIdt?

Gin @ehclmer &ath, ser Elm iebr hefti.
nes temperament beiaB, fonnte fd emf
nit ieihem 8eoicntcn iiber eine SIeinio
Felt nidt perfdnhiaen.
Bin i'd psrriift oSer Ou? ?" fubr er
enOlidl ben 0ehirnten ait.
vNun. Gle lueroen ih bod feinen
perrlidten Sebientcn baItcn !" crwiberts
,nbi9 Ger Ies.trc
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Santz Ii, SRtaiiu.Wci0dft
Knanth, Nacb0d & Kuei,rc,

SrDab 10 an q eW IpS!.
9ScGhfcl
in trIicbilrn S.rdntititCu rnt II tca tiGillitn
lasvs- Gpurien aui eit ntiiter TIGte III lrutId.
laup, SsIe,reih. esT Shwei,. iranfreit. Sr!~
lamb, Selain, Sd,rser!b Nc.'rsatn. !drs@a!I.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-05-06
For the EAGLE.
Kansas and Pennsylvania.


BUTLER COUNTY, Pa, April 2.
ED. EAGLE:-Dedr SIR: | received
a copy of your valuable paper dated
April l, 1875, in which you give some
valuable Information in regard to that
part Of Kansas in which you live, as to
soil, climate, water and timber; also
the growth of the City of Wichita,
which is astonishing. Some folks to
whom | showed the paper could hardly
believe it. When | compare your de-
scription with old Pennsylvania, am
rather inclined to believe you have the
best place to stay. The winter COM
menced here the 18th of December last,
freezing the ground solid and remained
SO for over three months. The ground
was frozen from three to four feet deep,
and to-day, April Goth, 1875, the north
erD sides of our hills are still frozen.
The first and second weeks of April
were nice spring weather. But Sun
day it changed to winter again, and
has showed and frozc every day for the
last week. From January to April
the ground was covered with coat of
ice from two to three inches thick, and
the winter wheat is all killed.
Here. where | live or rather stay.
is about 1900 miles northeast of Wich-
ita, and is in the great oil field of the
State. They take. oil enough out of
the earth here to light the whole world,
many of the wells yielding from 900
to 1900 barrels per day. There are
gas wells enough on fire TO light the
country for fifty miles square.
We have no grasshoppers here. but
we have the Colorado beetle or potato
bug, by the bushcl.
Respectfully yours,
Gro W HAyS
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-05-06
Ell PasO Items.

Last week the county surveyor of
Sumner county was trying to survey
in the northeast corner of this county
government survey, zig-zag, cata-
wampus-hc established his lines fairly
into the courts, because they will be
subject of endless litigation. The
survey aud field notes are as far from
harmonious rs the music performed by
filing a saw in accompaniment with a
bass drum, could possibly be.
Some parties in the vicinity of Ell
Paso are trying to get the odd fellows
and the grangers and the NJ. +. Church
to unite and build a large stone house
in FL Paso, the lower story for church
and the upper story for lodge rooms.
The grangers and odd fellows likely to
be interested could take their teams
and draw off Eagle Block at one load.
A brother of County Clerk Tucker
who lives in Colorado, owns half Sec
ton of land oE Dog Creek, and is hav-
lag it hedged and broken with view
of ultimately making it his home.
my