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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-21
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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-21
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N o T IC E

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Pasturage for Buce

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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-04-21
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-01-14
Martin Luthcr's Chayacter and
Works

The residents of this city have been
favored from time to time with many very
excellent lectures, but the one delivered
ON the Sth instant, at the Baptist Church,
must be ranked among the first 1t was
classic, comprehensive, and intelligent =
1t portrayed the great labors and services
of DR.. Martin Luther as it only could be
done by one penetrated with the subject,
conversant with all its details, imbued
with a consciousness of its vast import
ance, and aware of all its relations to re-
ligious liberty, morals, education, and
government. Some of its word painting
was truly elegant, and many passages were
remarkably impressive. The age of Lu.
ther was placed before the audlness with
a vitality and vividness which made them
seem to be living in those 'times which
tried mems souls" Mr. Meyers has that
power to project one century into another,
which is necessary to make past epochs
understood, and render persons who lived
in former periods to be estimated accord
ing to their relative worth The speaker
dwelt IN results, and evoked the true
philosophy of the events, drawing lessons
from them useful to the present day and
generation. His painting Of the Diet of
Worms was brilliant and graphic His
hearers saw before them the great Emper-
or, the titled Electors, the Knights and
their retainers, the magnets of the Church
and State, the soldiers and the spectors,
and above all the lion-hearted reformer,
unawed at all these surroundings, and
ready to peril his life for his own concep
tons of truth.
The lecturer made his auditors see and
hear the undauntcd Luther as he pro-
claimed his irrevOcable adherence to his
convictions, and declared che neither
could or would retract anything, because
it was not lawful for him to act against
his conscience. The lecture WAS listened
to from beginning to end with that undi-
vided and unllagging attention which it
so well deserved. 1t was
"A feast Of reason, and flow Of SOUL
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-01-14
Band for the past year, is submitted:
FRESH Dat Meal, at Mains.
Council Proceedings.

Council met in regular session Jan. 10.
All the members present. Minutes of last
meeting were read and approved.
The resignation of Henry Devlin, as
Director of Free Public Library was pre-
sented and accepted.
The saloon bonds Of John Wengert,
with Frank Rhodes and Adolphus LeytZe
as sureties, and of Hanger & BEETLE with
Henry Edgecomb and Richard Catlall as
sureties, and of John B. Delaney, with
John Wcngert and Frank p. Delaney as
sureties, ana of VIM. Siewcrt, with c.
Sceland and A. Hageman as surctcs, were
presented and approved.
The Treasurer's report was presented,
showing amount received from saloon
LICENSES to date, since Jan. LIST, 1876, to be
81 200, and amount paid out 81 , 1865 So.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
The Committee appointed TO confer with
Cataract Engine company and ascertain
their willingness to take charge of Hook
and Ladder truck, reported that said com
pany refuse to make the change desired.
Committee on Claims reported on the
claims of H. Stout and W. X. Kenyon and
recommended that they be allowed and
paid
On motion the sum of $50 was allowed
on claim of Lake & Harmon. Same COM
mittec reported Mayors transcripts cor
rect and recommended that they be paid
Woodward, Chairman of the Committee
to confer with Mr.. Ickel, reported as fol
lows:
Your Committee to whom was referred
the duty of ascertaining whether six feet
of land could be bought off the east side
of land known as the 1ekel lot, on Chat
ham street, would respectfully say that
err for any reasonable price, and we would
further report that c. S. Wilcox refuses
to swap any portion of his lot for that of
Iekels. }. S. WOODWARD,
Chairman Com.
Durham introduced resolution in
structing the City Solicitor to take ncces.
s"ry legal steps TO condemn said property
which, on motion, was referred TO the Ju-
dietary Committee, with instructions to
ascertain how much money can be raised
on subscription toward defraying expenses
VI "loeHiiS S"iu Siath"ii otiSo', anu lc-
port nj next meeting.
A resolution was introduced prohibiting
the trial of any steam or hand engine be-
longing TO the city, for the purpose OF
testing the superiority of any such engine
over any other steam or hand engine ex-
cept by consent of a Majority of the mem
bers of the Council And prohibiting
tire removal from the city of any engine
or other fire apparatus except by consent Of
three-fourths of the members of the Coun-
Gil The resolution was referred to the
CQ&nmittee on Public Grounds and Build
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-01-14

ANOTHER FIRE.-At about 2 O'Clock
this morning, IL fire broke out in the resi-
dence of widow Hoon, in the southwest
part Of the city, completely destroying
the entire building with the exception OF
the walls, they being built of stone. The
building was unoccupied at the time, and
the fire is generally conceded to be the
work of an incenidary, from the fact that
only about week ago small fire was
discovered in one of the vacant rooms
and extinguished. Any one who would
be mean enough to set widow woman's
house on fire, is capable of committing
any act of the most fiendish character, and
the sooner our city is rid of such Infamous
beings the sooner will the community be
safe from these outrages. The fire com
pany was out promptly, but too far from
water to render any assistance. Loss on
building in the neighborhood of 5000.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-01-14

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-A case of as
sault and battery came up before Justice
Barton last evening, but change of venue
was taken to Justice Roszell, where the
case was tried this morning. The parties
to the suit were J. III. Stanner vs. VIM.
Pendergast. 1t appears that yesterday
afternoon Stanner presented a meat bill to
Pendergast IN J. Wiley's store, and owing
to some misunderstanding the parties got
into dispute In relation to il, when Pen
derghast struck Stanner and an alteration
ensued. The defendant was fined five
dollars and cost, and in default was sent
to jail. After the trial was concluded
Pendergast took the occasion to abuse
Stanner in a very severe manner, in con-
sequence of which Justice Roszsll very
properly placed him under $3.50 bonds to
keep the peace, and unless he can find
security, will have to remain in Jail until
the next term Of the District Court.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-01-14

WE have received from its publishers,
John p. Morton & Co.. Louisville, KY, II
copy of the Western Farmers Almanac
for 1876, being its fortyninth year. Its
style is attractive, and ITS contents varied
and valuable, especially TO the farmer. A
series of articles on "Small Fruits" by
Dr. Warder, of Ohio, are very interesting,
as indeed are the contributions of various
other standard authors. One feature of
peculiar interest is the theory of Prof =.
Tlce, and his forecasts of the weather for
each week in the year Should his pre-
dictions prove as correct in the future as
in the past, they will prove Invaluable to
the agriculturists, and of great interest to
the general reader. The price of this
almanac being only ten cents (scnt to any
addrcss), we would suggest to our readers
that they lnclose dime to the publishers
and get II copy.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-01-14
Music Without Pay.

A member of our Independence Cornet
Band hands US the following, clipped from
musical paper, with a request for its
publications:
being an eX member of an amateur
brass band, 1t has occurred to me to call
attention to an evil that ! have too fire.
quently observed in my past experience,
and of which have heard many COM
plants. refer to that unjust expectation
of the public that amateur bands should
play without remuneration, or to receive,
perhaps, good meal of victuals for an
evenings service. Now, if we strike a
balance on the ledger we may find that a
band is charitable institution, and usual
ly composed of good natured, generous
set of people. In short, they give more
directly and indirectly to various societies,
churches, and charitable institutions than
any other community.
First, they contribute to the purchase of
instruments and uniforms. Second they
employ and pay a teacher. Thirdly, they
give their time to practic in order to per-
feet themselves.
omuch for the first item in the account.
Now for the first credit for the balance,
the public say they are generous, good
natured lot of boys and will be Il credit to
the town. Secondly, we will, perhaps, it
convenient, attend concert that they may
give, provided free tickets are freely given.
So the first account is balanced, and a
new account is opened, thusly, Mr.. Lead
er, we are going to give an oyster supper
for the benefit of this or that institution.
Will your band play for US? We will
give you your supper, compliments worth
$ cents We'll, boys, shall we COZ
No We'll, Mr.. Leader, we will go to
A, or to Steamherg and hire that
band But we have played without re-
muneration for you, and we supposed our
labors are worth something, our time in
proportion, our expense for music. and
the fact that not half as many, without
our services, would be present at your en-
tertainment' Item of balance. Mr..
Leader, your music is old and we merely
wished to compliment your band, and if
obliged to hire band will send elsewhere,
besides using our influence against you
The first thing the band knows they are
looked upon as defauters in their indebt-
edness to the dear public Moral tor ANA
teur bands: do not volunteer your services
too freely, else the public will fulfill tie
old adage of riding free horse to
DEATH"
In addition 10, and in illustration of the
above, the following account of expenses
and receipts of the Independence Cernet
Band for the past year, is submitted: