Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-01-26

Enigrsnts are coming in every day
Lieut.. Gardiner yisi;ed Isrned this week
Lieut.. Harold paid lis u call this week.
Last sunday several hundred Russians, more
or less, attended church in Hays City.
Ground has been selected for new church
building in Hays City.
Mr. u. e. Cook is q successful mover. and ha.
pat in shape business building near this Office.
Dan Eowdoin, Of Ellis, is thinking seriously
of spending the remainder OF the winter in con-
CordiS.
No tidings Of Miles Mix's stolen horses. The
telegraph pole. IN the absence of trees, would
stop this stealing business.
by note from Prof Pickett, We learn that he
is having good time among his old friends and
scboolmates in EmPoria.
.. Il IIldrcth of Newton lief; for Wisconsin
last Monday morning. to work NJ immigration
to the Arkansas Nslley.
Those who tailed to put up ice see hopes in the
present weather spell. What would lemonade
be without ice
Mr. 7. Sughrae has OF he most beautiful
specimens Of Madreports coral we ever saw. 1t
wac brought from the Coral Islands.
Helll-Supposc there il one-why not Bee
cheerful about it?-Hays City Star.
Bet you can Il Bec-c cheerful
Democratic newspaper j. TO be established
in Hays city. There are three papers already
published in Ellis county, and the addition Of q
fourth ono Hiil make things lively
The snow storm that isited Newton two weeks
ago, is reported to have not extended farther
east than Emporia nor farther west than Great
Bend.
The Inland Tribune fails to reach this Office
A cory has not besn received for seven or eight
weeks. Tn. publisher says it is sent regularly.
The reason why-we don't get 1t.
A Fowler, whose farm Is three miles southeast
Of Emporia, raised last season full, plumb ear
Of corn, lax inches long, on ground which has
been farmsd for 20 years, and never MANFRED.
Senator Plumb has introduced a bill 10 i'm
prove the Usage river in Kansas. Now let us
have bill to improve the Arkansas river as far
up as Dodge City. We make formal request.
Old Boress is stirring up things, and this
morning commenced work in lively interest-the
wind ard mist quite prodigious: and what will
be the state of things tomorrow morning We
are unable 10 guess.
Hon. W Z. Tomlinson, editor of the Ellis
Standard, has been elected Chairman of the
Bosrd of County Commissioners of Ellis County
Mr. Tomlinson is gentleman OF sound sense,
an accomplished scholar and man who has
many admirers and we are one OF the number.
Acting simply ON a foolish rum,r that the
CherOkees were going to cede 3 four mile strip
OF land TO Kansas. number OF men have rush
ed oyer the line into the Indian Territory and
taken claims. They will have to git up and git
Judge Sutton Is . regular attendant at the the
atre. and in his dreams his mind plays on the
scenes Of the nights performance At the Court
House 1t il well to state he Is not stage struck,
..od consequently has made no engagement.
W j. Turpn, editor of the Hutchinson Lead
er has gone into voluntary Imprisonment in the
Reno county Jail, to avoid arrest by an officer
from Topeka, TO answer to a charge of libel,
brought by the editor OF the Commonwealth.
This farce is affording considerable amusement
for the Hutchinson people. and Baker weeps.
The colored folk. nj Dodge City seem To have
hart time of 1t there. When revival Is CON-
,u,nced. the white tra-h go IN ami take front
;, ats Til, V manxg. To inaIg nraie n row wh,n
things get lively. WHEN - dance Is ia order the
white folks turn pole cal Loose among ihein,
get up n dog light in their midst, "r iock the
doors and yell fire. The oppressed people tried
10 have . masquerade last week and some one
put red pepper on the stove, which took effect
iust - the caller shouted sll chassez- The or
che>tra went through The window and the dance
was eadet.-lrop' ka Blade.
Tally one Tor the Blade.
SCHOOL REPORT.
The following is the school report OF District