The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-20


MAI CHI p. % AMI q. Admission ten CENTS
Owing to the crowded e"nsliiion OF ou,
public school, il i,ecoIn.s mort and more
apparent that TIN. city INIT scOn provide add
tionsi scl,"oi-roo,n. Ward schools would b
best.
, II would seem To as that the mill and eieva'
ter men on tl... Fourth street sid,-track could
collect qnir- a hill of damages against the rau
road company Tor rsf,isn. to operate the
fr;irk.
M more think Of allowing a lighted match
ar spark Of any kind TO float into the dry
prairie grass this windy weather. than to per.
nit yourself To- wuie through a lot OF gun
powder with lighted cigar in your mouth.
What runaway breeding concern would be
that railroad running By the end Of the bridge,
or even OIL Fifth street. II you want to ruin
Iron Avenue: one of our chief thoroughfares,
allow the railroad to cross II BY the bridge,
upon either Fourth or Fifth Street.
The Kendall troupe closed their two weeks
engagement here last saturday evening, and
started Tor Abilene the next morning, where
| they were to play two nights. This excellent
troupe made good impression here. and we
| believe it is the general desire Of our people
that they shall revisit Salina at an early day.
An experience OF over ten years in the work
of making to order ladies AMI gents fine boots
and shoes enables q. +. Saaer to give MS
patrons perfect fitting bOots and shoes Of
uneal,alled workmanship AMI materials. II
customer. are not satisfied with work when
completed they are not required to take IT,
The Kansas Pacific train from the East
Yesterday had on board some six hundred
emigrants from points along the Rock Island
road, and who came down by the Iesven-
worth branch. They were in charge Of the
company's agent. Mr. j. b. Snow. and we're
On their way to saline, Russell and Ellsworth
counties.-ropeka Commonwealth. March ID.
have for sale the white Russian ArtichOkes.
very large; just the thing for hogs: will yield
1000 bushels per acre. Delivered on cars here.
10 bu. and over. Sl-25 per bn.; under ~ bu.
81. 80. Also general Nursery Stock. Terms,
Cash. Address, r. II. SrRICKLER, proprietor,
Solomon City Nursery. solomon City, kans.
or leave orders at Campbell. Sloan & Tuthilrs.
Salina, Kansas. Now Is the time to plant.
MIR. f.. B. Reynolds, the great Temperance
speaker, il holding temperance meetings every
night, at the NJ. f. Church. lie commenced
Sunday evening. and will continue his meet
ings until the city election day. The object
OF the meetings is to help the temperance
ticket In the coming election. Miss Way, Of
Indiana, spoke at the meetings Monday and
Tuesday evenings Crowded houses have
greeted Mr.. Reynolds each evening. As a
result OF the meetings about 40 have signed
the pledge.
When you ask resident il he would like
the railroad built upon the street he resides,
lie invariably says no. Ask Mr.. Powers IL he
would like it built upon Ninth street, Mayor
Wickham upon Eighth street. Mr.. Palmer on
Seventh street. The answer Of each one OF
these persons would he an emphatic "No."
Well, the resi- lent Of Fourth street, or Fifth
street, is entitled to Just as much consideration
as he who resides on Ninth. Eighth or Seventh
streets The matter can he best settled by
allowing the track to he laid outside Of the
city limits, not inside.
Justices Norton and Bishop, and Sheriff
Baker met at the County Clerks Office last
Tuesday. and in their presence the following
named persons were drawn to serve As jurors
at the April term Of the District Court: X.
Crawford. Liberty township; Nat. Wilson,
Smoky Hin; Jonathan Tinker. Eureka: Thos.
Robertson, senior. Greeley George iIoga-
boom. Spring Greek: NJ. Salisbury, Pleasant
Valley: II. Gunnerson. Smoky View; Oscar
Hoimberg, Smolan: q. W. Harrison, Spring
Creek; u. &. Wells, Cambria; ID. $. Jones,
Ohio; J. C. Terry, Gypsum.
Two weeks ago We referred to the complaint
Of some Of the North western millers that
particles Of wire from tine wire binders were
damaging the mill-stOnes and boiling cloths
very seriously, and therefore they proposed to
discriminate between wheat which had been
harvested witt, the assistance Of the wire
binder, and that whicl, had not-giving the
latter the preference by 10 cents per bushel
We take great pleasure In stating that an
effective remedy has been discovered. which
will restore the binder TO its old favor. On
the first page Of our paper will he found a
long and interesting article on the remedy,
which we hope onr farmer friends will care
fully peruse.
As is well known we now have four wards
IN our city. The places where the voting IL
to be done at the coming election has been
designated by the Mayor As follows: LIST ward,
Engine House; end ward, J. e. Rash 4 Sons
old store building on Iron avenue; ID ward,
Opera House; 18th ward, Athletic Hall; terrific
~ attached for school purposes, at A. N.
Beebe's old house, cast side OF Santa Fe avenue.
The Judges will be as follows: LIST ward, ID.
4. Stevens, T. J. Going. X. r. Warren; End
ward, r. II. Bishop. Joseph Sargent, Z. L.
Norton ID ward, l.. o. Wight, J. 8. Voorhees,,
W. 5. Wells; 4th ward, J. X. Chapman, +. II.
Darlington. r. F. Carver attached territory,
ID. l.. Phillips, IL. II. Morrison, James Sharp.
The N. f. Conference which was in session
In I.eavenworth last week, appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen to the charges named, for
this section: Rev. Mr.. Smith from Leaven-
worth charge, to Salina; Rev. J. II. Lock-
wood. of15alina charge, to Reloit; Rev. Mattt-
son, of Abilene, to Leavenworth; Rev. Whit
ney Of Solomon City, to Minneapolis; Rev.
Lawrence, to Jewell City. Rev. g. 8. Dear
bors rednains presiding elder OF this district,
andeRev. Mitchell Of the Bcloit district. Rev.
E. 2. Hin returns to Lincoln Center. Mr..
Smith. who comes here. Is said to be one Of
the ablest prea :hers in this Conference. and