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Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
Rare Chance tor Investment

 NOR SAI.E-THE SIERRA BONITA I Rancho and stock, situated in the Val ley Of the Arivaipa, Pima County, Ari- IOnH. between the Graham and OhliurO Mountains. There are riNe ranches in cluded in this property. situated i've miles frnm each tifheT respectively, owning all the permanent wafer Asd tillhbl'' lRnu in ihe valley, and controlling over twenty square miles of smooth valiey laUd. GOV cred with the bert gramA and other grasses. High timbrred mountalus on each ride of the valley. which gre inpas sable for stnck. A mild and healthy eli mate. These ranches wiil suppOrt from year io year, Hnd at all seasons, from h. teen to twenty thousand heat Of cattle. There will he sold with the property twO thousand head Of graded cattle. 25O nesd Of high bred bOrses. several tine blOoded troiflng and drAfi sIallions. The calves dropped In the spring will number one thousand; the fOals, Two hundred. To a gentleman with means and suitable tAstes few such opportunities for so profitable an investment can be found For full par ticulsrs apply Co II. C. HOOKER,
 SierfH Bonita KRnche.
 Camp 0rHnt. Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
Notice to Creditors-Estate oi ''
 W. Hopkins, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY m, m, N undersigned. HdmIn.sLrhl"r ol ,.nd HOove named estate, tO the eredltorso .aii all persons having claims AgAIhS tbs deceased tO exhibit tbe same "I1n "I1n,,ps necessary vouchers. within f1ur ni .Iss m from the irst publication Of IhlS nTe'. n,,',..on. Ihe undersigned, nt hIs offiee iA iu''
 JAMES H. POOLE,
 Administrator J.s. wooD, Probate Judge. Septem Der A, 1879.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
JOHN HAVSTROM,

DOAD STATION RECEIPTS REA Dl nprinted sad for sale cheap st THE CIT fxEs onioe.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

| Through Express matter. 3 cts. per ID. each 100 miles Express Raies to Way Stations made known on application ai ihs Off1ce. Small packages in proportion to what ! they are in sire and Value.
 JOSEPH PERSON, Proprietor. D. VELASCO. Agent. TucEon.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

of weIl-cooked food. No exaggeration iI shis. Stage passenger and travellers by .here understand lt, and to them all un cquainted with the fact are respectfully eferred for information
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
DebIIi.

HtlW BrOk ken-dGwn. norh
 taIed COnsiIGusions' '3,r,i. m male and female, and AiI iI u.s .sn
 cult cases. for winch heip iss-- EFT be obtained nowhere Jssls
 found to be SO by unosSsde unoSo de- WEI facts. A true theory. N,s,,its
 ceplion. The prsctiesI raoxn ni ioriy years; ex xperieDce will oe nr SuDd sd- invAIids in Pamphlet and Circn nISTS 5, (;eo. dressing the eminently successful G,nelu w. Forbes. l7t W. Fouf'u E.eoS l5
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
HEi MB0LD'S BUcHU kS UH-
 EQUALLE0

HEL MBULUS BUCHU S UH-
 EQUALLED By any remedy known. It 10 prescribed by the most eminent hyaicIans all over the world. In Rheumatism, Spermatorrhea, Neuralgia,
 Nervousness,
 Dyspepsia,
 Indigestion,
 Aches and Pains, Constipation, General Debility, Kidney Diseases, Liver Complaint,
 Nervous Debility,
 Epilepsy,
 Head Troubles, Paraly5ls, General III Health, Spinal Diseases,
 Sciatica,
 Deafness,
 Decline,
 Lumbago,
 Catarrh,
 All Nervous ComplAinis. Female Complaints. Etc; Headache. Pain in tho shoulders. Cough Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Eruptiens. Bad Taste In the Mouth, Palpitstion Of the Heart. Pain In the region Of the Kidneys. and A thOusanJ other painful symptoms, are the o1sprIngs Of Dyspepsis.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
Desert Station.
AS Miles from Florence.
The Table

5HAs. II. LABEREE. ProprielC
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
Price S7 Per Bottle. or Six Bot
 ties for S5.

Delivered to any address free from ob- servxiion.
 Patients" may consult by letter. re- ceiving the sane attention ss by calling Competent PhysiciAns attend to core spOndents. All letters should be ad' dressed to
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

Ha. Just received large ste cE of soOdu
, 1879-04-08
IN JAIL,
AMONG THIEVES AND SINNERS.

Hptctat Uispafeh ia The Tribune.
sAN0AAoN COUNTY jail, RF1s1NoY1Htp ILL.,,
April THE morning broSo ever .!'e c!.y black
ami gloomy, but afterwards cleared. was
awakened by Char1ea Murray, trasnp. who VIVA
accusing "Tenncssee Sam With having stolen
The aor&a Jack Allen had given htn, tho night
before. Sam exculpated himself with yocifer.
GUS profanity, and threatened to haya Ills col.
!eagnc expelled for contempt II ho persisted In
making charges aga!nst him which were not sus-
ceptiblo Of proof, This dispute was finally set
tied by tho discovery Of Musray's socks partly
prntrud'ng from rathole, wheru they had been
dragged bY cue Of those maraudlng ycr uln.
"TkhNxssHH sAN,h
IN Whoao mind WA atfIl lingorlug tbs flavor Of
yesterdays Sabbath oxercI&es, then began 10
sing II ! have friend tn Jesus" wheseat james
Munroe, auothcs gentleman who has secuntlY
retired from tue active pursuits Of Ito to thu
tranquility Of the County jail, inquired why he
didn't yet bis friend to 70 bail for h!n., Al
though this remark was Shocking 1t raised a
sinful laugh alnoug tho prisoners. During thu
morning 'ru1n Kidd, ot tAe Saaga.toA Monitor,
called, aud told frsgh!tu! story about . mob
breaking into tho tsil years ago. when he VIA
Undes-6hehH, for the purpose OF killing sol.
dier who had been confined there for rapo.
TUE MOB WAS FURIOUS,
and nothing but tho dauntless courage OF tho
, 1879-04-08

=. H.. . r..,,..
~, .tm ns's .'s.s IF
l.. ' a -ap ,a,, - o~ai.a.,,', W. s.ms ~ ~
nas ereotcu eooo uea' vi e1e'.e'ne"t III tn's
city. People rcnoFaFly regard 1t as migrant
e ,s I the e. assars Of reso r
t,n,. con1or,,t~,, ,,,, 7 o,i.,,,u+,
ao"' eonasn,s ~ sn,a"ns. H.so,asa'e.
FEELINGS or CORRESPONDENT
70 thu Editor Of The Tribune.
te,nptihle farco ever epactcl In this s,nte Ia the
;r.,.,,tsonn,on+ ~ Ero-. No,,r. ,,.,. 49,
sll'l''soatne"t " r,uoa e. 1.e'tns' s"u' cor.
respondent at sprlhgflcld. IL Is iact well
known all over tho State, md to the Legislature
itself, that there are q lorte number of tf,s
7nomhcrs WIN nra er,oorci1 II a cc,,ern, aystsm
- ..,as,.."t,,,.. ..1 49,. ..s.,.s..",
o. olacknatll"l'' an" tn'se1ase no 'o'esesls in
Wo ssale That h:e supposed 70 nave monss TINT
are not menaccd by the political vampires that
, 1879-04-08
PROCEEDINGS.

Special Hian7sch to The Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, April 7.-Thr Houaa was
opened Will, prayer by thu Rey. Mr. Hale, who
invoked the Crcator to remove all temptations
from the members and preserve pure md up-
tarnlshed their reputattonA.
While the Clerk was reading the Journal tho
Governors Secretary came In and announced
tut the Governor tat1 signed Senate bill l8&,
tn locate mud construct the Southern ponttcn-
tEAry, and In relation TO tho counties which
should send their copYtcts there.
House bill 6S3, regulating tho running Of pas
scnger tra1ns, was nmendcd 80 as to read u reg
ular passenger and ordered to third read.
tug.
Mr. Mitchell, from the Appropriation Com.
Mttce, reported fayorahsy-On tho bills for tho
support Of tho State Boarl 0f Agriculture a,l,l
Tic Illinois Industrial University, nud tlry vcre
ordered to third reaIIug No changes fu thu
appropriation were mAlc.
Ms. Taslor's biii {0l5) Amending tho Jury law,
and providing fur tho manner In whrh turora
shall be drawn, wis rtnu accona tins aud or.
tlored to third reading.
Mr. Churchtll's bin (s23) tn amend Sec. 20 Of
tho act relating to the jurisdiction of County
crossed, -.-
CoCKLE.BUHRa.
Mr.. Frew called up amid dertstve laughter bis
famous bill to destroy cocklo-burrs mud march,
mallow, which WIS slightly amended Ia the first
section.
Mr. 8ntgg, Of Sanga.ilon, tnoYad to amend,
t,at The provisions OF the 6!l! shall not spply
to tho backyard Of any member Of tho Thirty
first General Assembly, already planted, c.
specially the member from Ford County.'
Mr. MeFtc, OF Randolph, thought tint Sec,
, 1879-04-08
CONGRESS.
Lutte INTEREST TAKEN IN THE uousH CON-
MlTIEEa.

Suecfas D&natcA to lAs 7ttauns,
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 7.-Tbc interest IN
The conpustion Of the House Committees Is not
~ great "a It has besn fur tho last two Con-
eresscs. TAls porhaps arises fEom tho geugral
bettct tIut tile committees will not materially
dtirer, 50 fur as llu oil members 80, fro!a those
of tbs lust Congress Radall's principle u selco-
llon IL said to be to appoint tho Cha!rmen Of tho
Oh! Committees 10 lar Us they have 6eeu 70
ELECTED, aud whpru tho Chairman tlas not been
rc.e!ecte,t to psoulotu to tho ChaiFmansh'p tho
Dulnocrat who stood nearest to alua In tho or"
gaulxalon Ut tl,u Comntttoe last ycsr. Thia
will gtyu tho older members tu most instances
important places.
NR, BLACKBURN
from tho COMMITTEES on Ku[es, will report tn
the f1puse tomorrow new rule increasing the
membership OF tho Appropriations Conmtttao
a,,I several other committees from eleven To
attecu. Blackburn. however, atood alone tn
,l.a Comnttteu Oh Rulcs in favor OF tho propo'
sltton to distribute legislation to tho diieseut
committees having IurssdIctiou Of the several.
subjects. II was agrsed In Committee, how
ever, that 10 should be permitted to have u
yoto taken upon that proposition In tho fIouae.
It Is yery possible that tho majority Of TIA
, 1879-04-08
BLOOMINGTON MEDICAL COLLEGE.

HLooAtSurox. ILL.,, A.rii Thu Blooming
ton Medical College brgau lttu tonight With
organization aa follows: Prusldeut, Oeu. Grid
ley; vlce-President, President Ilewltt, OF shs
Normal School; Secretary, President AdaMt. OF
the Wesleyan; Treasurer, Or. Wossc1l. This
College will BIZ connected With tho Weseyan
University.
, 1879-04-08
BRIEF AUTHORITY.
Concerning the Fantastic
Trick of Legislative
Nincompoops.
Jubilant Report Of Their judicial
Authority to Make Asses
Of Themselves.
No Disposition Shown to Undo tho
Egregious Folly Of Last
Friday.
How the Day Was Spent by
the Victim Of Vulgar
Despotism.
Breathing an Air OF 8ean"Soup, and
consorting with Thieves
and Rats.
The House Puts IL. a Goot, Long
Day of Tart About
COcIkie -BurB.
Striking Aptness Of the Body for
About That Kind Of
Debate.
Striking Aptness Of the Body for
About That Kind of
Debate.


THE pRIsONTR.
PROCEEDINGS or 1nn FELLOWS, VITO HAVE
JAILED HIM.
Special DiGpatca 10 ina Tvtsun&.
srn1NaR1gLp. H., April 7,-Mr. Jouck, of
Christian, Chairman Of tho Beard Of Managers
appointed at the ipstanea Of tho Star Chamber
10 pcrsccutc TuR TntRuHR's correspondent,
preacnted ruport rectiug tho action taken
Saturday afternoon md night, and copgratutat-
Ing the nousa thnt tho Court had rc,nundcd the
alleged contumaclous ultocss to tho Springfield
Dostllc Sir. Jones faied to inform the House,
however, That the Court pronounced defective
tic warrant upon Which tho correspondent was
incarccrated. The report was accepted, and tic
Managers relieved ffom further duty. Follow.
Ing ia tho text Of the document:
srR,xarirlu, ILL.,. April ITO The Hon. VIII.
atrts: w. ihe undsr.iEned coinn'itieo' "f appont.
cd by resolution adopted BY tho House 10 nppear
before tho lion cha.lss >, zane: one Of tho Juges
tic Doorkccper " tho lonao and JaIlor Of Banga.
mon County In proceeding against them In tha
name oi t!!u nnoplo q rho STATE Of Illinois q rol
jailor, whercin writ OF habcas corpus va. sued
out commanding s1ld D0orkecpcr and Jal1or 10
G5 Se Ssf9 ss en ssa sss II s.oy 5 ' 9 9' hss @
der warrant Of tho Speaker for contemptuoua
conduct In tho presence Of tho House, would r..
Ut tlis House, thny associated with them in the
trni Of satd cause thu Attorney General: that to.
Turn was maae 70 sald writ !ustifyng tue dotenton
fssncd BY tho speaker in obodiepce to an order Of
tho House: TINT theluunon counse, for said Nevins
moved that hs be discharged from thu custody at
said Tailor; that tho n0ti1n was ARGUED ut length
by counsel On behalf Of said Noy1ns. and by tho
Committee and Atturney. General, before said
Judge md that sat4 Judge oyessalcd said mott IN.
and remauded said Nsyins 70 tho custody Of said
Jai!os. JoMN d. joEBs,
o. II. WR1atir,
/: G. CoLLtks, JH.
, 1879-04-08


met sats Afternoon. and agreed to report hack
lIousc Bill b57 thu consolidated Drainage law),
a1Il to llso recommend the passaHu Of Bhcr-
mans resolution fur constitutional an!chtl~
tlent providing TINT every SIX Tcars after 1h5t
general laws, and In the intermediate sessions
itu business snlI 10 contlnGd to the passagc OF
appropriation bills anu surh Legislation ~ tho
Governor may nsk for fn his tlcssnko. Thu Conn
iMittpu also 1reiste that 1t Is constitutional to
appoint four Judges III some circuits mud thru.
hi u.iltrs. THEY u1Bo recommend tbs passage Of
1,u granted from one circuit to alolEer, SO long
as I'LL tile Judges In tho Circuit IN which tho
prisoner IL culled to plead are not preiudlcea;
nlsu, Tic passage Of Bill ISL, providing Tor tbs
protection ol draius; dtchcs, as!d 'esecs.
TRAMly.
Bltnonsoufs bill for liz t,unishment Of tranlrs
was sat down OH, OH Account of tta severity.
TuH HOUSE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
met uni agreed to report fayorap!y on anpro-
p59t"E $la 10 Hy r. fo5 s nstSi ~ t
dam ut New Haven, on tho littto Wabash;
$1,000 tor Tho expenses of the Appesaate Court
vt the Second District; a1d $3t, ,G1 fur DAM
ages CAUSED BY ~ g. dSn i. st i enFy: .o. Ihs
llbtary was killed. An approximation ot q, ,00
Is allowed for thu RupreIHe Court at Ottawa.
The Committee alluws So 0Oo for running tho
lusuno Asylum at Kankakee for tho next two
years. Thu proposition to mako an eppfoprR-
tin. tor al addition tn tho same asylum was dis
cussed Ut great lcHvth, a,N! tcInpuFartly poat.
poi,ed until further tnformat!oncaa ba ootaned:
IIu proposition to pay tllo wido" Of Judge
nrraxe &l.b0Q, to which no would have been en-
titled lad hu lived to tue end OF hla torul. was
killed uu thu acoro VI economy. Ihis IL about
what It costs thu State 10 run tho tax.eatng
Legislature foF twn ndays: Charity doos, indeed,
$4,000 for ths Bllnd Asylum at Jacksonville for
tlla next TWO years.
, 1879-04-08

When Gov. 9human called tho eenate to
order this morning sixteen Of The Republican
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06
Capture of Horse Thieves.

Sheriff Mssterson and officers captured in
the city. Friday last, two horse thieves, Who
had stolen stock nine miles north Of Great
Bend. The prisoners had a preliminary
examination before Justice Cook, and were
held over in the sum Of $500 each, but were
subsequently, taken 10 Great Bend, where
they will no doubt be held for trial. A third
person engaged in stealing with these two,
managed to elude the vigilance Of the Off
cerr, and escaped. The prisoners gave ficti-
tious names before their trial, thus attempt
ting TO avoid identification.
On Sunday two more persons were arrest.
ed, charged with horse stealing, and having
in their possession fourteen head of horses,
supposed to be stolen, which they had secre-
ted on the range south. The prisoners we're
taken before Justice Cook, on Monday, but
the trial was postponed for ten days.
On Wednesday Sheriff Mssterson received
dispatch from J. B. Matthews, at Fort
Griffin, Texa., telling him to hold the two
men arrested BY him on Sunday. The pris-
oners' names are Charley and Jack Lyon,
and they had eight horses stolen from Mat.
thews. These horses are IN possession Of the
Sheriff.
Horee stealing has taken fresh start in
the country, and since the wholesale convic.
ton Of thieves last winter that crime had
not been on the rampage until within the
past few months. The officers of Ford
county are on the alert and watch with a
vigilaDt eye every suspicious character Turk
ing in our midst.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06

DR.. Milton, dentist, Of Trenton, No., is
again IN Dodge City. The Doctor has spent
considerable time with us during the pact
two years, and has done large amount Of
dental work for many Of our cit zens. He
can be found at the Dodge House, and will
furnish any person who feels disposed TO in
quire, with large list OF references of bis
patrons in Dodge City and Fort Dodge. He
will remain ten DAYS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06
THE WEATHER.
Report for the month 81. August, 1879.

Highest temperature, 80 degrees.
Lowest temperature, IS deg.
Greatest daily range OF Temperature, 20 deg
Lowest daily rang- Of temperature, IL degrees,
Total rainfall or melted snow 3 50 inches
Prevailing wind, south.
Total moy ement of wind, . G5l miles
Maximum velocity Of wind, IS miles per
hour, from the north,
Number OF clear days, L.
Number OF fair days, 13.
Number of cloudy days on which rain or snow
fell, &.
Number of cloudy days on which no rain or
snow tell. o.
Total number Of days on which rain or snow
fell, =.
w. EvERIEY,
Signal Service u. ). A.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06

John Newton passed a successful and sat-
isfactory examination before the Board 1t
Fort Leavenwortb, and will be recommend
ed for commission as Second Lieutenant in
the U. S. Army. Lieut.. Newton has the
ability to make good officer, and is veil
qualified for any position in the service. We
are really glad Dodge CRY citiz n. and the
only from Kansas, has been so highly hon.
ored; and with his numerou, friends rejoice
over his good luck.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06

Edw. Dexter and E.w. Williams, Of
Chicsgo, have located with their families
seven miles southwest Of this city. Several
entsrprisioe Chic-go families have already
located there, and are we'll pleas ed with the
country. We wish our new friends success.
They are bound to succeed, as th.y are en-
ergeiic and inda.trious.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06
CITY COUNCIL.

Regular meeting Of the Council of the city Of
Dodge City, held Tuesday. Sept I'd, 1879.
PresentEiaTes H. Kelley. Mayor; Walter
Straeter, ID. ID. Coliey, c. NJ. Beeson.
Cnunciimen.
The minutes OF . previous meeting were read
and approved.
The following bills were presented and al
owed:
Chas. +. Bassetr salary Il. Marshall, 800 90
Wyatt carp. salary rs Assistant Marshal 100 %
Jas. MastersOn, "a IOD o.
h. =. Colborn, salary Of Cl'k and Atty. ~ 90
X. q. Cook, salary Of Treasurer 10 o.
Nd hi9ht' " iniine "a
sami Marshall. lock for Police Court 20
The bill Of u. NJ Frost was laid over.
On motion Of u u. Coley the committee a,-
pointed 10 allow X q. Cook improvements
on Chestnut street, were given further time to
report.
TN motion. Council adjourned.
L. +. COLBORN, City Cleik.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06

Thanks. We can always win the Globe
TO advertising The TINES Gag. We shall
strike another color when the present one
wears out in the gentle phyr. How do
you like blue, But the Globe uuWittingly
gives our business sign good deal Of gra-
tuitous advertising, for which We agsin offer
our proioundss, thanks.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06

Sugar cane does we'll in Ford county. Mr..
T. Zerbe, who lives on Duck creek, informs
Us that his -ons have abou, twenty acres in
cane which i. growing finely. and rromifes
. rich yield. He claims that e1cellen, su-
gar can be made from the cane. Mr.. Zsrbe
has our thank, for huge watermelon.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06

W. II. Clendenon, who has had charge Of
the Signal Office here for the psst eighteen
months, has b,en assigned to duty at For,
fums, Arizona. Mr.. J. w. Everley lie In
charge Of the station in this city.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06

The Cmarron Optic says Foote county
has no medical doctor" established there,
and attributes the heslthfulness OF the cocn-
try to this fact. The Optic is wise; its head
j. level; bu, il i, ever gets sick let it call in
a physical surgeon.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06

While riding oE the south side Of the riv-
er few days sgo, Walter Shinn made a
narrow escape from the attack OF an infuri-
sted mule. He was riding his raubone
selding, which became disabled in the Mex
lean var, and consequently is of slow pace,
when . mule grazing on the plain took Of
Tense at the intrusion upon his feeding
ground, and rushed frantically towards the
gentle horse and gallant rider, and beg,n
series OF furious kicks with his rear pedes-
talr. striking the unfortunate man on The
leg and disabling him temporarily. He
made all possible haste to escape the fury Of
the mad animal, squirting his baitle-sc.rred
steed until be was out Of danger.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06

All perso's owing Lee Sing, Laundry
msn, will please call on Colonel John W.
Straughn and make settlement, as he il au-
thorized to collect all money due John Chi
naman. The accounts and clothing are in
his hands.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06

q. =. Hadder. late Of this city, has pur-
chased the largest drug store in Colorado
Springs, and will engage in the Wholesale
And retail drug business. He is tine bus
iness man and knows how TO make trade.
We wish him an abundance of prosperity.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06

Before Il. G. Cook; }. r, Ford county, Kansas,
Sept. 1, 1873.
L. y. Hariesty: Plaintiff,
VS..
W. IL Lindsey and Cecilia Avery, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given u. sfle said W. H.
IN Lindsey AMI Cecilia Avery that they have
been sued by T.. T. Hardcsiy for the sum OF eB5,
before X. q. Cook, } p, in Ford county, h n
sas. and that Unless they shall appear and plead
to his the plaintiffs cause OF action, then the
plaintiff will make due proof Of this publication
notice, before said Justice, and take Judgment
against The said defendants for the said sum to-
gether with costs of suit
sec PLAINTIFF IN PERSON
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06

NJ. K. Draper returned from the east rome
days ago Mr.. York took his departure for
tbs east Monday night. Mr.. Draper lie the
re-ident member OF the firm Of York &
Draper.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-06

Five wagon loads Of wheat, raised near
Dodge City, we're purchased ., the Dodge
City Mills on Saturday last The wheat
was OF good quality and brought the highest
market price.