The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-08-15

say that II you continue in your present
course, and II Is done, We shall shed no tears
Yer. sunpIi.d Nv The ES51csI rracni HVs
ommiite- with funds to return to this dis
tr CT and wh2oP 'en up in the style We have
Snur unexna,d,.d s,..I,,5c, IN ns a.,,,nu 80
nom this county and section. Your incen-
diary speeches must be stopped some,
n'" vi somehow e.se. Do you uhdsfs 'Anu :
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august . io'o'
True 10 his nature, instead Of looking at
ter the interest Of the State a. Governor,
Geo. I. Anthony is travelling from county
to county making stump speeches to secure
his denomination. The financial interest u
the y ate ore tmpertled, yet he g'ues no heed.
The Mastin bank failure Ii known TO MIN,
yet his denomination is matter OF more
importance TO him just now than the secur-
iry of the taxpayer and municipal corpor-
ations of our State. Donnell, Lawson x
Co., of New York, are the fiscal agents OF
the State OF Kansas, and the large pro-
i;ons !. done At their bouse. They gave
honda tn the 81 ATE IN secure the interests of
our people The failure of the Mastin bank
imperils that security. At least tour OF the
bondsmep were chief stockholders in that
bank, and of course are involved in that
a,;.I ,--.oL W., .I,bo,.b
d,vs have elapseJ and although his Ex-
~. Re go, 90.
ceiiency mas 'hsiesu ioPeA0' ne nN ,ei oi1ee
iIsnt Auditor however ia hunting up the
Governor % that he NAV consult with him
:, 90 ,La 10, cour.e 10 nursna in This cr;,i-
as 10 The BEST course 10 pursue III 'his cIIti-
cal juncture OF our financial interests. Ev-
cry school district, every county, every town
in the State which has issued bonds Is la
BILE to suffer from the weakening or insuih-
cheney OF the BOND OF our nscal agents
caused by said failure. Ills denomination
is OF paramount Importance to him. But L
did not design to consume your time with
that subject.
i desire TO call your attention. 70 the mis-
appropriation by Governor "eo. 1. Antho-
ny, OF the public funds oil the stale ior ms
own personal benefit, and Tor the personal
benefit and pleasure OF his private Secre-
tary. Let HE submit copy oil the vouchers:
-, S,,. ., r,n, ,:oor,. ~ .,,bony
,:o,,,.,,or
August %, 1876
40 uaseing expenses anu pay vi ser, M
to- ST,TE x,yS.s
SHAWNEE COUNTY, IS.
,,o so,.mr,v SUGAR tho, the a,ovs hill is
Just correct, aud remains due and unpaid
that the amount claimed therein Is actually
due according 10 GropcrT ANTHONY
S .,bs.-,hs,, b.6or.. m. mis-
OH Al, ~ ~ .na,,s1 /. n rs17
sE1Srr r. BRIsroI.
Notary Public.
,roor,.,;o, for CONTINGENT fund Ex
Dept.
Th;s x,.ns. w.s ;ncprred and tb;. "ex
..o,,,.rv~ n.rformeJ ssrv;cs a, The
,,a.,;na 81 Tho rmn,u,I admiration soc;s-
,yn-,b.. Govarno,s of the r.spsctive
p,';iaSaI,h;. .nS c. Nv
Th;s v;s;, was made for his own nsrsnn.i
LIE, I'D ,ha 1910 sscrs,.rwn r.s ON
80. =, - NJ, ,h. Cnr.rn,,,. .v;na,
I'd Jo;n,s for r,I;,;c,I stf.ct in K,nsss
- ,h.. -, ,rsoJ,L !. rnv ouo,;n. iron,
,h, oorrs,non,I.ncs al tb,t ..ar,r, sscrat.-
-. y =. - IL, Cor.rno, .n,honv No.
~ s".s SD IL. 81 ,hsm oil and 70 mo.
n ne L. L. snnc.s, now fN
" IT, ;suo i.w ~, .,,ho,;v, IN. Cow
y. 49,, ~ $3.50 so...,.rv.,
,hara = No .n,bor;,v 70 warrant him in
.neIe nv ;uan 80 y. =" Iata.u . ,ha -. :"
@ e .Ia.-Sra a.nm,s;on e. H. -
-. ~ ,a.p,,t.o,n,;na ,nI;,;csI c,n;,,f CO..
vi " ~ - toannI;n. I"nao,
=, .sa, . w. ~ pay '"e s APe"'''
vi s ma '
Tn Graz DR.
August, Is77.
Travelling expenses to HAYS, Wallace,
Dodge, kinsley, an larned and Newton So.
This is sworn to same as the above on
the 3lst day OF August, A. ID. 1877, before
Geo. T. Gilmore, Notary Public, and ap-
proved as correct. Geo. L Anthony, Gov
ernor, etc"
Notice the bill. This was for expenses
incurred by Ii. Gray, the Governors prl-
vate secretary. and wife, upon the Legisla-
tive excursion which went to the noun
tains over the X. T., and returned over the
Santa Fe. An intention Is shown here to
cover up. but gossamer covering is used.
Now, Mr.. Attorney General, as the legal
guard an Of the rights Of the State, l ask
you to institute the necessary suit to re-
cover these bills, and Others which pro-
pose to exhibit, and have the same turned
into the treasury.
When the Board OF Trustees OF the
State charitable institutions provided with
out authority Of law for the comfort, the
safety and health OF the insane OF our
State, Governor Anthony IN his message
called the attention OF the legislature to
the great burdens and hardshIPs OF those
who live Tin dug-outs and the sick resting
on pallets OF straw, and said IN his mes
sage and still more Pointedly to
Senator Dow, the chairman OF the Senate
on Public Institutions; That
tunate inmates, whose sorrowing friends
had committed them to the care oil the
State, that they might be the better cared
for, should be allowed to remain death
trap" hatte to eTe"'ate us Inmates as any mo
neHf, rather than that one dollar OF public
money should he expended or indebted
ness incurred Tor their protection; and ad-
hitting that there was no alternative but
loss Of health by smoke and SCOT, OF comfort
by cold against which they had no
protection. and probable death BY fire, e1-
cept to do a. the trustees had done, 1t should
bl made crime" But when his personal
comfort and that OF his secretary was con-
cerned, there was a fund in his hand &C
cording to his Judgment ~ appropriated
Tor the purpose OF allowing him to battle
his limbs in the Atlantic at Cape May, and