The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23

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hoemakar named Aa-u~t werned, who
,olrded AZ the Washington House, put on his
gors,ing suit o. clothe>, taking of a new suit
md started of with the intention of going to
york. He had sum of money with him,
supposed to be over 500. Since then nothing
.as been heard Of him. He left fne kit Of
coils and all his clothing at his boarding
house. He owed no debts of any account,
and was ju-t preparing to go into business for
himself No one has heard Of him, and his
is considered very mysterious
He is originally from Milwaukee, and has q
sister living there now. Any Information OF
his whereabouts will be thankfully received
ty Mrs. Mshn, at the Washington House.
The Result Of the Bond Election ~
Aschison.
[Atchison Champion, Is.
The elections to determine VIII ,ther the peo-
pie favored the bond compromise, and en-
dorsed the proposition Of the City Council
and County Board, were held yesterday. The
result of the vote, which we give below, Is
the Indication of the way Atchison county
citizens feel upon this important subject. IL
is true there was no interest taken In the ei'c-
ton. but those who did vote but express me
sentiments of the entire community. In TINS
city the vote stood as follows:
First WHd-Fof the iuhuins "o""' -
against, none.
Second WARRIOR the iunoih. pono'' ~
against, l.
lhifu "aiu-'o' ING ''s
against,
| fo0f'h '"e '"'".
| against, none.
CuInminssVhie p.su'e'-r"' '"'
4 t,eN
| bonds, 20 asains', =
East Kspioma-For funding the bonds's 3;
against, ~
| west hap'ohia-foi i'nu"e '''e
against. ~
Mt Pleasant-For funding the bonds, =
against, 6s.
Pardee-for snhdihs 'he oohos' a. "s~'N'
l.
Another indian Skeleton Brought u
the Surface.
lSmith County Pioneer, H.
Ger. Rowe unearthed the skeleton OF al
, Indian on Middle Beaver last week, tina
,,om arn.arane,. had b.en buried about fiy
us he was yory, ouslv decked in India
brass | very,
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A. -,
the Reaper.
b, The Ia me are u '"'i"s Tue 'e"'"'"' " :"
IN yeai 'r"ns ih'" hsth' = NV ~
III quent TO see twelve or fifteen teams toseth
coming Int" r. Dr'"" IN wheat
There Is an inihiehs'' "''''isfaio" p"'s,
through mere TOT 'he "es' '"
one teams IN one body ye~'rriay, going We
some OF the corn mere IL eig'i, ipo"e" AS
\. and has been p'"wed TWICE, anu so'i'e -
a up yet
. sheep RRi>inS n. Compared vi
- VSg WIsUre.
II may be r ,ari,d as a settled m ,xim,s
Farm and Fireside, that go"d crop OF b'
dogs ard sheep cannot be raised In the sa
| nelyhborhood ut the same time. Dog II
-, bandry rca ,ires but little skill. and hav
, the advantage OF Tia. law, they multiply "
- a rapidity that would astonish the lightn
r. calculator himself
Acomparatiyriy recent invest igation sh'
that there are over 10000 dogs In Geor
which apnu lily estroy nearly COCO sh'
valued at $1,000. Al this time there were o
thirty -one dog, TO every sheep. 1t Is esti
ted that while oaly six per cent are destro
by disc ase fifteen per cent are annually
ed by dogs IL is further estimated, that
NO. doys r.oujre AS TO d, IN addition to the y
am sheen. AN amount of food, which, II fe
i"'e bo,s would pro,iuce bacon enough TO af
pa. n, annual supply sufficient TO feed 600
he' borinp men. Kansas, though one among
hest adaptrd states for WOOL. rowing, has
raj. rIsoi,;. i'm nearly every Sta
the Union. Hardly a week passes tina