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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

A young manifestations and w TIA gilt OF
-pccch as hgh-iiowm As Sir P,erric Sh alton. uu-
dertook. the last very dar. nj ght. 10 ,'cort Il
young lady to her home over a very slippery
pavement. Stately hr w in his self-impor-
tance. and from Ills mouth poured a driu%e OF
long words. which were IA 1T describe al al.
venture OF his In one OF tie eastern cities. In
the midst OF the wor,ly conflict. and just as hr
pronoua"d one OF those siX-syllable words
which invariably break a man up IN business il
he attempts to get them off precisely a. they
nre lai,l Gown in the dictionary. his feet took n
forward n.oven-nt ani the young gentleman
was set down with more emphasis than grace
upon that cruelty cold .yGlk. Several seconds
rolled away and he still sat there. Fina iy the
maidr,n asked " Are you hurt:" To This the
young man SOMEWHAT c"hfusrdIy replied: MY
dear ml-s-al, think I-ah have fracturrd-ah
one OF my limbs-ah and then uttered a pain
ful groan. The young miss was frightened
and ia the goodness OF her heart fastened la
neighboriny house for help. Hardly had >hr
disappeared before the yonug man with re-
markabic agility for persou with game l",:
leapcd To his feet. glanced ruein!y al his Meth
or garment--and borrowed one for The Occl--
ion. mt that-which was slit from - ear 10 EAR -
and which was incapacitatcd forcvcrnoic from
filling the sphere OF Usefulness for which il Was
designed, and slid Of into the shadows tn III.
stopping place. The young gentleman h's
not been around since and his uncerrmnnIcu.
exodus IL still a mystery TO the fair maiden,
for .ughs We know.
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Neichb.rlrs CuuntIes.

The remembrance 10 the Jail aud bridge
bonds in Mcpherson county carried the day
with the commissioners OF that county. and ia,
bonds will not DC Issued.
The settlers near Mcpherson are 10 indulge
in grand Wolf hunt oa tae l3lh last.
a man named Milham. who lives near Solo
mea City. while digging well. struck Il cave
about nine feet square, the bottom oC which
WAS strewn with rough rock. The cave i in
the midst of gypsu,n bed.
The Solomon City Ga;sfte SAss the following
concerning the salt works la ~ county:
Here IL tound the strongest of brine. which
rs converted into salt at the finest and pnr, g.
quality. by solar evaporai ions.m watts GOVERN.
over three acres OF ground. Fineen thousand
bushels OF salt were made at TIA. works TAI.
spr1ny. and Mr.. W God is TO materially i.er..asr
&c capacity of the works in the sprung there
being large demand for This celebrated salt
Tor packing purposes.
Z. A. Robinson aud others while boring a
well In the west part OF Marion county, near
the Mcpherson line. struck IS inch vein o,
coal, within GO ieet of the surface.
The Mcpherson Iaaeps.deat says an clTar, Is
being made TO build church on Shsrps crrsk.
ioe shs accommodation OF all Sct<.
The Minneapolis IsGepeadsas SAYS:
Solomon City deals m the sport Of horse
racing. The race on SATURDAY. last be w,,n
the hi"rden horse. of that place. aud BarkrI'..
of Lindsay. for the purse oi liiy dullar.. ~,
quilted VA Bankers getting away with the mon
ey.
Mr.. p. Barker has sold on, hi. in,erc., In th,.
Lincoln Patriot. aud all its "ad;unc;s." T.,
Elias Rees and j. w. Newell
The Lincoln Pa:ri, says:
We understand that the National Land Com
pany has sued Lincoln county To receiver In.
inoiscy paid AS taxes on its real estate. Ne
have not Yet learned the particulars.
This is from the Abilene CarosicEc
jefferson township reports heavy bahy and
challenges the world 10 equal il. 1, is q bay
four months old and weighs tw-niy-,wo ami
one-half pounds. What township cam get
away" with Jefferson:
Also: Davis county. with no herd law has
1851 acres of winter wheat growing. and Dick
inson with herd law has 1877. or nearly six
times as much.
T. Z. Henry o. Abilene hes ! 100 acre Gown
~ winter rh a..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-14

Last Thursday nigh, the winds Hld lig''
carnival ia th.s locaiily. Ash kydles ani TN
buckets danced livlier jig thfh the vito! e.
ever did Oh the banks of IhY Doom. Every
thing was 1nockej endwaysH One friend tells
Us that the wearing appearal OF the Il ia 'ie
branch of his family VAS hung out TO dry.
Ia The morning, IN The pathway vi the storm.
srom this place 10 LindsberS. tnere WAS haughi
els. rave ladies furnishing goods. ia ehd-
less variety. lie believes in the priacipc of
scattering bread upon The waters, bdi cannot
zee the Use OF scattering iealale clotli.ig about
40 prolusely. Ill is said Ilal bread will rriuri;
but u. will not swear that all the little articles
pertaining 10 a we'll regulated female viii fad
their way back. after having teen Io-sed bctorc
tkc tcippes.liau> winds. lie has bean scouting
about ia search of ti4c missing arllcles- lie
iIas found herc and there pieces. 80 li:at by
putting his and tiiat together he may soon
bc able 10 fit out at le;itt che female.
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P -troIlze Home Manufactures.
THE CLIMAX"

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hi ans - sss~atiy ~ sxisaA asssz.
snsf ufs al scIscfnrfas sEsrssrd ks1sssr n IA,
ttEn.zA hzstsg na.s ere ol sss.r 1. y.xr.
"a NJ bzsiBsz. stss sa-sl1s - 1tssfs "a A---srsr
Had tsr tsasn4k has ~asa fvr ~ - 1fxg, ~
ca Alin< tasi can h< % ~ cs-s~sag .syfasas IN
nv sass u grass. frs.rn .rsss -sss, 30 asrn
zs~s fsasr Al uNs % "a hasss, 49,
vsry zsor ssrs e Ma s.s-. sac .. ss-r. .s.s
ss<s. All sssssiS esrcst.asss q se .ni lixsx
se fhszss Isss-srH<Sss~ fov ~ rxas&ss as cram
kEsry maehfss~ 4rrsass-st ~ q 10 49, u.r,~.s
ssd fhs E1>raxnscss p~r- srss eAss.
ssey ~ TIrk 81. 1. LzEi's soa11-x.
WILLIAM uTyyvss
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CITY OF akOOkViLIE
MOTIF. OF dffarj, MAUI.

K.nzis c-sis-E. FsslnsiE. s~ssv. &c Fsr.s.
fassca = So - 80 q.
$s51 Aas-srs -. bef-i- @sasf - a.ss.-. 1ssfa~
sssafF
cs~S ssHs - afassAs.ssf. F1st@s <.u.s-ss sss 20
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a. rss<s 5
$500 Kascrx CAgLBESs. Pr.issss
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Roll OF Honor of the Baya-.x School.

BAVARIA, Jan. 9Th. 1873.
EDITOR Journal WIN you please insert IN
your paper the Roll of Honor " for our tall
term: Amanda Clark. Flerrnce Clark. Gerti-
Clark. Eva Fuller. May Fuller. Carrie Parks
Lena Parks. Ida Hams. Fanny Hubbard
olivia Mcdonald, Emms YcDonzld. Mablc
Meade, Myrtle Meade. Cyrenus Lewis. John
" clca. Carl Wilson, Frank Malone.
AZ NJ Mtrr,urtr r.aci,cr
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C@~ui
Attachment Notice.

William us-s-@sr- PST'n
1srass tax. sz1 srxk1rf
q fS-.nzr .1ra-s~ts4zs
10 S~sfsss'. e~.-f k-fs-s q E~vses st~fe, 81 a
3,-1Ss. - $50 fec ssse<y rs ysx xsssz 40 ssfsss
leo to. etsss ~ A~>>ss.
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Cattle Hintered

Parties wishing cattle or horses winicrctl
San be accommodated by calling on II. G..
Sheldon. ut Sxlinx. or on Messrs. Wolcott &
TAFT. ut the Under wood rancho" south ui
Brookville. Terms reasonable.
III & SurTpoS
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Geo. P. RoweII l. Co.

nuurt an Agency for the reception ofsaveriis-inea:
I'r American NfWSPAPER@-ih~ MOS, complete .e-
iab'l-hnl-nt OF fhr kind in the w.ld Six IN .uaaid
NEWSPAPERS are Arid regularly hie. open
slrcii"n b! customers Every Advertise m mt
additional c,aryr comni-sinn Any advertiser n
dealing with hr Agency, i, suyrd ir .ubie with
rr>ond' nee, making Que mira I istead OF a'o<rn.
a hundred, q In usSnd kook If eighty p,-.s
containing iist' al btsf pa"fs largest circuston..
religious, agricultural rliss. rnl,iics daily ami
country psp-rs and all pub cation. which speci-
ally vaiabei" divert sers In information about
prices. IL cent FREE Ia any address application
j., rs"hs at distanrr wishing To make contracts Tor
ivertlsi many town cit, count, Stat. or Territory
OF the U"i-'i STATES any portion of the I,om ion
tshadS. nsN Send concise sai-In mt at nat ihry
want tos' liner with copy of thu Adv0 Yti m nf
y desire inserted. sad will iI.,Ifn Al hn hy
return miIl which viii eizbir Them to decide whether
~ Increase rsincr the order For such infol ms
tioU There IS 40 charge. or,is taken sn.Ir
sler 20 wei a. lar list Tor s si.d liar u. resd-
iy ~ for - isrser .um. OtacSs ines Ibuiid.nxl
al Park Rnw Y Y
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Orders for coal p-1np.Iy a1ed at lac fol-
lowing rates
L-avenworih, 500.
1T. Scott, black. 81 SO.
TT Scott. red, SS 90.
Burliagame. $500.
O>age shaft, $50.
Cherokee. SIS. 90. at Palmer's.
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Plies Ine Fss,ula in xne.

DIS. J. - nAssY 4 ELO. >aLsS., G.S....
arr sslss a.. G,faia 4hs' gssi. kasi> czs-se IT
is STARE zza 10 AZ. 90 jsisT . ~ "a cur 4,
cStnsEsg.d.
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Largest assortment OF GannelS, and cheapest
stock ever brought To SsLaas- at
OBER, BOND & WILSON'S
Cfseap Cash Store.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

layor--w. :. WELLS.
Svllncilmen-P. -. BoSD, NJ w KEITH, l. }
GRANT, ED " ITTMANS, CnARLk. Ha-Is.
Police Judse-N. r. CARsoLL.
Ilerk-f.DwGN T.. BOWEN.
Jrvasurer-J. 81. BLoDSEIT.
Nal. aal-L. NJ. 1UTTLE.
fDiIccnnau-J. = 0sRiER. ~
kfrvvt Soln.IassiOnsr- Il. HCssEY.
CII AttvIneS-DodS Il osTEK.
sGvi vi r IRE Drparimr.t-IRA l.. CARVER
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Al Park Bow, N. Y
QUARTERLY REPORT.

showing the condition Of the Treasurer OF Ssiln.
county. Kansas AID the Credit al ID biz bIiI ic,s OF
thv din; rat fund. JaEu nv lith, ISIS
CREDIT BN.NSCEl
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

COUNTY DIRECTORY.
judge oi lie District Court. IL. PRESCOTT.
Senstor-SoL 1MoS STEPHENS.
Re,yresentatlye--ls. T.. Loekw poD
S;o,nty CommssInners-w. u. scBoLi, Chairman ;
r Al PALMER and x. =. CHAMPLIS.
County Clvrk-DAvID DEEBE
County 1rra.urvr-L. r.. FAULKNER.
Sheriff.. j. GoISG.
Register of Deeds. I. CRIss.
Ioroner-J. X. LULL, JR.
County Attorney--joHS FOSTER.
Sary.yor-a. ,. NIL.
Superintendent at PdD.ic Internationally. III.
Cirrs 81 tae District Court-.s. PErgRsoS
Probate Judse-H ,. IsSSlSSnAA.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs.
Final Notice to Tax Payers.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER. ,
SALINE COUNTY KANSAS.

salins, January 5. Iss5-
Notice Is hereby given the following described
lands and town lots SITUATED in Saline cJuutv. ksn>
sold On tse;th dsy of May. A. a. ls1s he ,!-n
fuenf fax~ of ih~ yrsr A. " ISL. will be conveyed
20 the pur htsers fine eth day OF May D. ISIS.
lee. TIE be redeemed prisr that provi
ded by law. FACLkNER
Treasurer Sriine Co.. kSnsas.
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Snow bird. tarry.
How are you. Italy!
Be careful Of your tress
Fruits Of all kinds at Lays.
Considerable sickness of late.
M drunks aud no rullaways
Errmilion noses are fashionable.
Arc we 10 have no lectures fhi> winter?
Cn'tlaSihrd.vii. j. what iiie fellows saw
Bargains ia fur-. at The Nrw York Store
Those oysters large and fresh at Lays.
Corn for >sl, =; Power. Gonlnow < CO. :.
Bargains ia sacqle>. al The Ne~ York store.
Ice ga lier.ng CONTINUES and all hands are at
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l.irowiCH & WHITMAN.

Our city fnr same ;i.nr has been saved from
the visitation of fire. arl thi. may B., accruui-
ed for mostly hy reason OF the carriuin-s> al
our citiz-ns We nnie-. however u few anti
qusrrl aud dangerous lu,sIag = ave- pipes
pe,'rin.r above rnof< which sh"t'l b. rem " =
by th.. city authorities Il the nwrl.r. or ir,ap',
OF the h"uSrs will not attend 20 the m 4, tor
tiai- are also tossed IN the four xih /. nv
snIne can,!e>s prrtons who should safer for
their rxrrTn- n-glig-nc-. H. ih.>. iine~ of
higi, win'i We csmIot b. too much on -nr
yIar,i az ,in-' fire
On r,n.sslay t-lryram came that 4 heavy
SNOW si"rm was prevailing ~ Ellis au,. that il
Wa rapidly advancing ea-rward. Ger people
began hitting their jaws tall anil were. has f..r
sryrral hoar> preparing tor -lcg-." IL tl..v
c;,zncesl to have iVtithrr uuod nor coal. ih,y
prvcs-d,-d so purchase IL oF keep Their q, - iix.
Ell Wpna the p.cihor:c piles oi th-ir III .rr for.
hand, q = wiytbor>'. Patmg'Iy They awaited
iae coming al the storm. bG; il cainr not rar
l. a nk-y Ia and the people axe now in
ciil'cd nng I" put ;h-lr faith ia Kilograms IL
is lac "P.i.ion al many 'i,SI Pr..v.dIra,e iavors
Harry ia MAKE m,r- business.
In thi~ pzper viii b- i"und the advertisement
OF the ksn>as Cenira 1-asd A..1.ry. The
manage r. Maj. John W BsrAs J. well kuoun
Throughout kar~as a. thu principal real estate
ag'si ia the = ale. Thoroughly rrlishlr
slwsys praunp' and sy>t-'na'iy ia ;iIe -os,,laci
oi hi> bu~isr> no oDe iH ar g. ar ~ the Sac
think eel buying r. al estate {. Hing 4 with
nuI the lac y oi Ma Bcrk~. W. rpn,sisr him
iise Ling OF rral ...ai- agents. b. tn. w-~f In
VII" hiS syrnry. ir publishes
rial estate pzprr whirh has done aud Is ,I.,in-
>s'rs,s' la .llins Ihs aiirnIian at Es-i-
rru capitalists to TIM 0olisl.-rfai rssaurr.-, of
Central ksnsas. 0b.~rv~ his hong lS<i o.T land
wliri arc among the b--sr In this ccaurry. and
which he viii sell wonderfully ehssp all on
;enS fi,e.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-07
Eastern Dispatches.

wHIrE HALL, n. Y, Sept. Ga fire at
Fort Ann this morning caused loss of
$50, 900; partially insured.
ERIE, Pa, Sept 1.-TWO young men,
named Barnes and Sperry, were arrested
at Girard, Erie county, to-day for afro
cious, burglary.and other lawless acts at
Spring and Hayfeld on Friday night.
They entered four houses, tied Ellis
Hotehkiss to bedpost. choked and
beat him, aud threatened an old man
named Sperry, relative of the boys,
with revolvers.
OKEMULGEE, Creek Nation. via Murko-
gee, Indian Territory, Sept. Ga Grand
Council Of the Indians of the Territory
are in session. A full delegation is in
attendance fiom nearly all the tribes of
the Territory. An extra delegation as
visitors from the Kiowas, Comanches
and other wild tribes from the plains are
also present. The Council will make
appropriation for their subsistence, hop
ing they will be induced TO enter into
more intimate and friendly relation
through the influence of the more civil
lied Indians they will meet. The only
business to be considered is the New
Constitution providing for the Govern
ment of the Territory. United States
Courts and a Delegate in Congress,
which will probably pass the Council,
but with the proviso that it be submitted
to the National Council for approval.
The Council proposes to adjourn in a
body to attend the international Fair to
be held at Muskogee, September Il.
PATTERSON, N. j., Sept. G.-Ballots
for the Constitutional Amendment cleo
ton of New Jersey next Tuesday were
circulated in the Catholic Church of this
city to-day, with amendments one, two,
eight and eleven crossed out. The
erased amendment prohibit the apprcpri-
atoms of public money and lands to pri-
vate or sectarian purposes, guarantee a
system of free public schools and pro-
hibit special legislation.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 6.-An in-
cendiary fire at Deerfield, Saturday, de-
stroyed carriage factory, livery stable,
two hotels and private residence lose,
$50, 900.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-07

morning Judge Dwinelle delivered his
decision in the test case of protested tax
litigation case. Inquisition in the case
entitledJ. c. wilmerding and C. w. Kel.
logg VS.. Alex. Austin, Tax Collector of the
city and county of San Francisco. It
is one of several hundred Of precisely
the same nature. involving altogether in
the vicinity of 100000 or 5000. 600
which tax paid TO the Collector was paid
under protest and has since been hold
ing the pending final determination of
the questions involved. The decision
rendered says that the levy was invalid
and the plaintiff entitled to Judgment for
the amount claimed and interest thereon.
amounting to 81, $3.50 in gold coin.
The case will doubtless be appealed TO
the Supreme Court, and some good
lawyers express the opinion that the de-
cision will be reversed.
The proceedings taken by the German
bondholders of the California Pacific
Railroad Company in the United States
Court to force that company into bank.
ruptcy in consequence of the non-pay-
ment of the interest accruing on its
bonds, came to an unexpected conclusion
this morning in the United States
Circuit Court. 1t will be remembered
that District Judge Hoffman decided in
favor of the bondholdets. The case
was then taken up to the Circuit Court.
On motion TO review the decision in
the lower court, counsel argued the case
over week, and the matter was taken
under advisement. This morning it was
announced that an amicable settlement
had been arrived at out OF court, and
that therefore all litigation between the
parties was at an end. In regard to the
settlement it is understood the terms
were the same us those offered to the
bondholders before bankruptcy proceed.
iDgs were commenced.
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Foreign N ews.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The strike at Old.
ham has ended. Terms of operation has
been accepted, and'work commences to-
morrow.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Sept. Sever pasha
in telegraph dispatch, dated Mostar to-
day, says many of the insurgents have
submitted, and the agitation is partly
allayed. The Imperial troops have been
traversing all parts of the country for
several days without meeting with resist
ance. He believes order will be restored
before foreign Consuls begin the work of
mediation.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-07

HE LAND OF THE UINTAHs.-Twenty
or thirty miles west of Green river the
Uintah reservation was entered. 1t COM
prises an immense scope of the best ag-
rlcultural and stock country of eastern
Utah, and is traversed by many beauti-
full mountain streams. Some six hun
dred Utes enjoy itsfreedom. and are, in o
measure, utilizing the resources of the
principal stream-the Uintah river. They
cultivate $50 acres of land; raise on an
average 1000 bushels Of wheat, 1000 of
corn, 1000 of potatoes annually, beside
other products; they also own l 900 head
of horses and 500 head of cattle. They
have flowing we'll, saw mill, school
in progress, and are becoming more rap
idly civilized generally, than any other
OF the western tribes.
Here met the last member of the no.
torious Shirts colony--a little boy-who
was endeavoring to make his way East.
The few survivors were found on the
banks of Green river, eating their pack
animals and utterly bewildered. They
had been in the vicinity OF we'll beaten
trail for some days, but were SO utterly
disheartened, after their long, weary
months of wandering in strange and
misrepresented land, that they seemed
to care little whether settlement was
ever reached or not. The three or four
who were rescued are now scattered in
different parts of this Territory. = Cor
Denver News.
Ii you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices.
go to J. j. Halpin 81 Co., who employ
none but frst-class workmen. IT,
CHEESE! Cheesel One thousand pounds
of White River Cheese; also, best East.
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or a,
retail. at T. c. PoUJADE's.
RoLLA WATT, at DR.. Lees Drug Store
De Cabanas brand of Cigars, three fol
so cents.
BEST brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco
Pipes. Pouches, etc., at Rolla Watts
DR.. Lees Drug Store.
Ice! Ice! delivered daily by me
Leave orders at Fulks & McAlpin'i
saloon. If" w. r. WILSON.
C1dARs, all brands, qualities and kinds
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drul
store, Main street. If
Ice, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily b,
5. 3. Martina. Leave orders at saloon
OF L. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin.
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-07

NHECK NO. 1885. no ORDER OF 2: n.
" Flynn. drawn by the Raynend ~ 9.
NJ. Co., for Sl22. The said CHEEK was osteG
May ID, 1875. All parties are hereby cauuon 80
against negotiating the Same e ~ s1~r -
been stopped. =.