The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-01-02
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mess, got out Of the way, but is liable to be
caught before long. Thus this little scheme
to get away with Gilmore's team, or the
money for 1t. was nipped in the bud, frosted,
as it were. The would be sharpers did not
even tssie.the first sweets of their expected
gains before about three hundred and sixty
pounds of justice, in the persons of two offi-
Gers, came upon them and gathered one of
them in. The scheme was quickly formed
and quickly executed, but will be repented
OF at leisure. at least as far as Moss Is con-
cerned.
The First Blocking OF the L., L. & G.
Road.
Independence Courier, al
We learn by kilograms that four foot dir:
snow at Wellsville, is the cause Of the delay
in trains. The snow was blown In the cut
last Saturday afternoon after the down train
had passed and up to this morning had not
been cleaned away. The Monday morning
train from this city Is laying over at Ottawa,
and the train that should have arrived here
last night is lying in wait at wellsville, two
stations above Ottawa. 1t Is not an easy
matter to tell just when the train will be in
again, but IL is hoped 1t will reach here some
time this evening. This Is the frst time In
the history of the L., l.. & q. road, that II
was entirely blacked by snow.
A Miner Killed IN . shaft.
lGalena Banner, 2O1
On last Monday morning about nine
O'Clock an accident happened at the Baker
lands in which Mr.. Francis Ryan, an honest,
hard working miner lost his life. It appears
that he was working in q drift that was not
properly timbered, and was sdvised by Mr..
Vaughan, q part owner Of the mine. TO not
work II without timbering 1t. Mr.. Vaughan
was In the DRIFT about ten minutes before the
catastrophe occurred, and left, saying he
would not remain there any longer as 1t WIS
liable to cave in at any moment. Scarcely
had he left before a huge mass Of rock and
dirt fell upon the unfortunate Ryan ipjuring
him SO badly that he lived but a few hours,
and seriously injuring his partner, whose
name We did not learn. 1t was a sad acci-
dent and cast gloom over the entire camp.
Mr.. Ryan leaves a wife and two children TO
mourn his untimely death.
List ct Cases In the Ford County
Court Set for January.
The following is list of causes that will
come up for hearing at the next term OF the
District Court, which convenes January Z,
1879:
State OF Kansas VS. Henry Marktin. For
State, N. W. sutton defendant, Mohler and
dryden.
State VS. Frank Jennings and James A.
Bailey. For State, sutton defendants, Cry
den.
State VS. George U. Holcomb and Geo. Wat
kins. For Sutton, sutton; defendants, Cry
den and t,olh,rn
State VS. W. H. Brown. State, Sutton de-
PENDANT, Frost.
State vs. Shelley. State, Sutton {; defendant,
Frost.
State VS. Daniel Woodland. State, sutton,
dryden.
State VS. II. Gould alias Skunk Curley.
State, sutton; defendant, dryden.
State VS. Jos. briggs. State, Sutton; defen-
dant, Frost and GryGen.
State Of Kansas VS.. Joseph Briggs. State;
Sutton defts, Frost and dryden.
State OF Kansas vs. Thomas O'Herron
State. Sutton; defendants, Giyden and
Sharp.
j,w. c. LobensteIn VS. Charles II. Shultz
plaintiff, sutton.
Miles Mix VS. G. NJ. Hoover. Plaintiff, SUIT
ton and Colborn defendant dryden.
r. 7. Matthias, VS. j. +. VanNoorhis. Plain
tiff, dryden defendant, Sutton & Colburn.
q. NJ Hoover, vs. the City OF Dodge City.
dryden; defendant Colburn.
w. b. Freelaud VS. Ford county comm ssion.
sioneIs. Plaintiff, dryden defendant, Sut-
ton.
York, Hadder & Draper VS.. Jonas Stafford.
Plaintiffs, Sutton & Colburn; defendants
Frost & dryden.
John Roland VS. Dennis Wilkes. Plain
tifr, dryden and Brown; defendants Sutton
& COlbOrn,
Della Miller VS. Frederick Miller. Plaintiff,
W. II. White; defendant, Horace Cooper.
Charles +. Bassett VS. Adams Express Co. !
dryden.
II. b. yanVoorhis VS. NJ. Fulkerson. ,
Sutton & Colborn; defendent, Swan. |
Kelsey Porter VS. J. NJ Fulkerson, plaintiff, |
sutton q Colborn; defendant, Swan.
Allen & Souder VS. E. ID. Swan. Plaintiff, !
sutton & Colborn; defendant, Swan.
Wright b. & Co. VS. Dubbs & staley. Sutton |
/ Colborn.
A., 7. &. S. F. X. r. Co. vs. s. Ferrier.
Plaintiff, Hurd and Waters defendant, Cry
len and sutton.
Dora Hand VS. Theodore Hand dryden.
York, Hadder & Draper VS. II. z. MytOn.
Plaintiff. Sutton & Colborn; defendant. Swan,
Adler. Furst & Co. VS. Peacock 4 Bassett
,,a,nt,1 Adams Edwards ana Grydep: de-
endant. sutton.
los. Briggs VS. W. wilking. Plaintiff, Frost
nd Grvden. defendant. sutton 4 Colborn.
Cox & Boy VS. W. q. Masterson. dryden.
Kama. s4o~~.
IWameso Tribune, 24I.
W. + Davis brought to town .or shipment.
eS.erdav as fine and even a lot OF hogs as We
ave seen I'm MANY day. They were Berk-
miro and every hog Was about the same size
large fat and indeed Iikely-thirty.s,x i'm
nmher They we're rai.ed by MIR. Frank
IcNeaI- ono of our Pleasant Run friends. who
one of the most prosperous farmers and
ock raisers n, our comfy. Mr.. McNeaI ia
specially noted for furnishing superior
rades Of hogs
Ed. Knapp, one OF the most thrifty wide
wake men oil Waoaunsee county, gave usa
all wednesday, and renewed MS suoscrip-
on to the Tribune. On Tuesday ne Shipped
70 car load OF hogs east making thirteen
ar loads within the past two weeks; most OF
ne hogs were bought In the immeoiate Nic'h-
y OF Alma. These hogs we've shipped
trough Messrs. Cooper q Cox Oh TINS city.
ONE Of them were whoppers and have {
aimed notoriety in the Kansas CITY market,
= witness the following from the hansasCuy
riee Current:
1.-THE receipts Of hogs this season have been
le heaviest ever had here, and whiie the