The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-24

THE penitentisry at Lansing has $50 In
mates.
THE coanty Jail has about thirty inmate
at present
There are seven men and two women IL
the city Jail.
BocH BIER has made its appearance, beinI
rather early in the season
ABOUT SEQ in taxes were paid into tn,
county treasury yesterday.
THERE were no transfers of real estate fiieC
with Register Crowder yesterday.
YE-TERDAY WAS warm and summertime
and the mud disappeared rapidly.
THE passenger trains on the Kansas Cen
tral were all crowded yesterday.
ANextra freight train was sent out on the
Kansas Pacific railway yesterday.
THE hand organ season is fairly upon us
with all its discordaDt &C Compartments
The river is coming down toward Iow-wa.
ter mark at the rate OF about foot and a hal,
aday
WORTH. Kansas City, Atchison and other
points, is talked of.
]. W. Bowen q 90. have been awarded the
contract for furnishing the government with
twenty thousand pounds extra family SOAP
THE old Kansas Central Company was busy
yesterday, settling up accounts, and getting
ready TO turn the road over to the new own
ers.
THE brick work of the Large building on
Delaware street, bet ween Main and Second,
is completed and 1t Will soon be ready for &C.
cupancy.
BAGGAGEMAS MACE transferred forty-nine
pieces OF baggage, from the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific, TO the Kansas Pacific yes
terday morning.
The railroads centering here from the east
are doing as light a business as possible on
west bound freigbts, during the continuance
the freight cut
FIVE pickpockeis from atchson alighted
In the city yesterday, but were Immediately |
made aware that their presence was not de- |
sirable la the city.
SIXTY dollars were assessed I'm fines at the |
police court yesterday morning, as follows:
A keeper OF a house OF l.-f4me, $40; an in
mate 10; and a vagraut 30.
CONDUCTORS WHITE has resumed his freight
run The Kansas Pacific railway, and
brakeman Desser, who WAS in his place for
the time, Is back again upon the passenger
train
THE gei ms ofinfectious diseases are hidden
in all those piles OF carnage and filth in al
leys and by-streetS; and they should be
c esned away before the warm weather gives
them life.
FIFTEEN carloads OF freight from Chicago |
cons sting Of supplies for the government
bound for Camps Grant, Bowie, Thomas and
Apache, in Arizona Territory, passed
through the city yesterday.
The Count Board were busy settling tax
Eases yesterday. zach case is pat upon it, |
,wn merit, but the general rule is 10 COM
promise on sales Of three years or more, and
~ sales Of less time, redemption al twelve
per cent. II
The Rock Isl IN line is with other roads p
IN the eaton fr-igh, tariffs east OF the Mis- I
ouri river THE only cut on west bound {
reight on The Missouri Paddle is five cents {
'er hundret on lumber, OF Sls per car OF a. Q
% pound. a
YESTERDAY was another heavy stockiiay on ;
he Missouri Pacific, the Rock Island ana
he Kansas Central, and a big run H. expect b
% to-day While IN. cut of freight rate / a
ontinues, thu giving TO shippers low Rates
he rush l. expected ~ continue.
A BRISK runaway took place on Broadway
yesterday afternoon. 4 team attached - a | [
Vagon, driven Dy n woman, ton': fright and "a
he was unable to hold tIsm A man jump | Il
. in tho wagon, FJ~ever, and succet ded il | :;
citing the team under control without in L
1ry being done. n