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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-06

1t was the opinion of the late Prof
Agassiz that, at a former period, enor>
nous masses Of ice covered the great and
beautiful valley Of Switzerland. altogether
with the whole chain Of the Jura, the
sides of which, facing the Alps, are also
polished and interspersed with angular
and cratic rocks, resembling the boulders
in the mountains, yet so far different that
the masses OF ice. not being there con-
fined between two sides OF a valley, their
movements were in some respects differ.
ent-the boulders not being connected in
continuous ridges, but dispersed singly
over the Jura at different levels. But the
most striking theory, perhaps. advocated
by this great scientist. was this, namely
that, at a certain epoch, all the north Of
Europe, and also the moth Of Asia and
America, were covered with a mas OF
ice, in which the elephants and other
mammalia found in the frozen mud and
gravel Of the arctic regions, were imbed-
ded at the time OF their destruction; and.
therefore, when this immense mass OF
ice began quickly to melt, the currents Of
water thus resulting. transported and de-
posted the masses Of irresularly rounded
boulders and gravel which fill the bottom
Of the valleys - innumerable boulders
having at the same time been transported,
together with mud and gravel, upon the
masses Of the glaciers then set ahoat.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-06

"Oysters unwholesome, said he, with
a contemptuous sniff: II amt got any
patience with these new tangled ideas.
Oysters can't hurt nobody. Why, l
give 'em to my grandfather, old man Of
ninety, sir, l give him dozen raw-not
particularly fresh cither-give um to
him half An hour before he died-'n'
they didn't do him no harm Oysters,
sir, is wholesome"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-06

MY son. would you like TO steal one
Of those melons p "Yes. sir" was the
prompt reply. "You would, EN- l am
sorry to hear that. II you would steal
one Of those melons, my boy, do you
know what the result might be r. The
boy searched his head. surveyed the pile
again and answered: IL speo The
plauey thing would be green oil the way
through"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-06

Japanese women do not use pins.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
DEATH AT LAWRENCE.
n Lasy well known In this Cisy
Dies OF CousumptIon.

The Lawrence SlaadIrd of the 18Th con-
tsjrs the following, WITH request that !; se
copied here:
Mrs y gsie nonnelly, wife Of James Dom
nelly, o4 inis city, died Tuesday rno-nfpg q 6
coD>un rliOn. Although she had beer in
rather faeb e health. the tiSesse did mo- O.
sumo a decided form until a little more tt,s,,
\ year $50, All that money could do ana
Einu friends suggest 10 stay the progress ~
The ui>eaSe was done, but all To no avail
Mrs. bgunelly Was born IN Scotland in the
yer lS3i- When about two years Old her
parents elnigrstfd 10 Amer ca and settled AZ
Niagara, where they lived for sixteen vss-s.
Herr Mrs Dpnnelly received her tzsucsf,,o
which was a decidedly finished one Sue
developed a literary taste of no mean nnerft
and upon the death OF DARCY McCiee, wrote a
poem which was published in The Ior.r,ro
Go and pronounced one OF the best written
uSon the death OF That martyr. Her home
here is prOfCsely adorned with paintings. me
work of her own hands. In lS69 the
family removed 10 lawrence, where she be-
came acQ uainted with Mr.. Donnelly land they
Were married about xix years since No
children have blessed the union, and noih-
ing hut remem 1rsnce OF the goodness aud
virtue OF their welded life Is lefl TO the be-
reaved husband
Mrs Donnelly wss the daughtsr of Mr.. ap4
Mrs. John Mcconnell, OF this city. She mad
four brothers. two az whom, sam and Joe
Mcconnell live in this city. Z. L. McConr ell
" ho is IN the Kansas Pacific railroad office
at Kansas city, and ". J. Mcconnell. of Ken
lucky There is also three sist srs, Ms Long,
and misses : gnes and Lillian, of this CITY.
Mrs Donnel!y was an active and consist.
ent member OF st. Johns Catholic church in
this city, and during her residence here has
always been foremost in every good worS
Toe funeral will be attended, from TIE rask.
siepca on New Hampshire street, an L oicioel,
this afternoon. the procession moving rhenoa
20 st Joni's church. where Bishop Rvan 81
ST. Louis, viii deliver a Sermon Tee re-
mains VIII he inferred In the Catholic cen1e.
t@ry, near Franklin, about three miles f.or.,
this city.
Not only the jmmeiiste friends but tho
whole city mourn The loss OF this estinahle
woman.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
In Old Lady Drops Dead m Tsn.la

commonwealth, Is
Certainly the most distressing sight Which
has been wttnes ed on our streets in many
! months was the sudden death, by hemoT.
| rha e, yesterday, of Mrs. John O'FaIreIl, oi
u. Mays. Mrs. O'FarrsN was probably sixty
years Old, or approaching that age. bat was
IN apparent good health up 20 within five
minutes ~, her death. With two o. three
other ladies, She came 10 Topeka in a wagon,
yesterday, and spent the day ia shopp!ul
and attending to other business she had IN
the city.
About four O'c oCz she was coming down
Kansas avenue with one OF her friends, and
when within few feet Of the nont door o
HDwley Bros drug store, was laughing
pleasantly and IN excellent spirits The
Eext moment she cOugheJ slightly, and
leaned 10 one side 10 empty her
mouth. \ quantity of blood came with IT,,
Spite, anu sue sid To her Trend hurEIeGlv,
and with great presence Of mind, send !C.
q doctor, quick she IEeu staggered 10 the
duOr, ArT 4IIsuI being u intent on obtaining
gh stefan. 10 tass much heed 10 her move.
meats. 81 the door, with every Dsa. Of her
u1.tT;r great quantities. OF blood spuFt,d frur.l
ar mouth ana uuStEl4s, deIUgiuE tue 81 e.
VAIN Tor some ie-.. several gentlemen q
% TINS tins cp'ii" to her aid, and she
vas carried To tue north side Of tue IujId.uz
,It O. the sun, ana n ale is CpmfOrtgbl- "a,
tllcu cs.sipu would permit. Tue blood con
JtEued 10 hrw- without any SYMPTOMS ol
-batIl-. N great streams. L. three or f0ui
| inl1ut"-, Tue ne y i!s4 nsd w!tu,tO6d all iUi
- many years. was gone. and
instead Of the happy woman
here was bu; q corpse. Strong men, used u
many dreadful sights, SurUuE nom IOUkIu.
On MS anu many we've more moved Ju!tu
they would T.ss acknowledge IT EHmei
ispWiry was so Frustrated mat ne Was iOTcsd
l. hay medical attend uCl. % nj be taken Il
MS residence. MI KIRK EoW4vy was as,
P'OstTal9d, tut not seriously. Ta. rema3us
-tre taken 10 SJpRer's UudertsE kin. s~;ril.
.lSnmeEi- anu the lHGy having u-rn a Cst-hD-
'lcr Father Cunning ham was IMUt t.i.ftIy
uinlnBucG, and assumed the direction ui
necessary actor. Mr.. O'FarTeIi, VINO has /,
IaTn IA the DyigEbOruOpI of st Nary, Uui
"Io Eyts IA town, was al once teIe-rtpLcl
Tor, and was expected 10 a rive dun < the
night The remains Will pfabaI.y Dss taken
10 u. AgTys to-day.
beceaset! leaves Two daugIters nj one s1r,
al Of whom are gro y1. May Ig.csr- trf g.
ny 5 wal mourn with -uuuI Tie loss wu!cH
must De sgrtiy I.I'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23

c1u--.r could fEd, has ulrchesea md
1 -.E- ag. IS uG. dlrE . re-i--uee al. store
stlr l.slr eve Ling houses are cJ-1- Ep. p. NJ
e.. E.-.-.H ts offered 10 COlOUi-l- appear To Dc
r-.- ones. s. certainly q fJc- r..rt Ns-I5-
Ia county 4-EJs are famous tnslu-l tH=
.-...ar aFrI L.E farming and ElD.lrs4S. ~
Farmers enter as lar-slv As they cen into
Si8s-.'s. Eg, and make, . i : ALL, nom 50 70
81 peg cent. cue OF TE= main lIlUGs -l- ATS
io those FhJ wish 20 ECE Land lies IN i-e TACT
tE-i the town ~ y l.gf V e ara speaking 20
~ CEl.sl 80 --tCWEl ~ only iCv-y-- ven uaL Is
from a THnl-a1. ami YET tl- !2G1s are a.
further vest ami ihgry IS 81 IIUcl saved on
TIE freight or pro- cs. The =. Joseph x
d. zs 5r Etlt E-Zls t0Cr. cen mikes nor Z ~ 'hs
Central BElEclr SO taEt The gre TIE Cl-ls nee
tIEt any amer must carr L4, pros zoe +
seven miles. aim So facts gre !us--asfiug
10 60 1Se 3 tao are &cOgt - leave tor X ius.tS,
and 81. persons save All expenses auG l4iUe
hr fiuGin- out before the. StH-t j1sr v ere
Trey want 20 20 and what tte lsnu- ara 70
cost. New E1sIsuag1S VIII ~ -st ~ this lit
Tie town Others from this sgc-i0u Of tue cUun-
Try who have taken their household goods
with them and mem 10 m t'S- success OF
tusir venture. The growth o. the - IN VIII
suIy > b. watched Ei5a interest," Mr. ABBOTT
write, very favorable sccuUuL- OF the rru scI
Three mon hS a2o a prominent English Al
tOr-ty, !. &-iut.r. L>4-, OF Foike>iohe'
county Of kzut, Eng ami, sent an agent To
this country u End farm'uS lands for his
three sons. The agent has recently bought
1000 acres in y mana county, and viii invest
extensively in sock raising, and We are in
formed that Mr.. Minteris Purchasing lane
here will likely induce large immigration
from the same couaty in Englsnd.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
THE UNITED STATES CoCGT.
Ehe Proceedings Eiaa "a Ihe District
Court the last Two Bays.

SOdEe AEst E-E-9rt Z - 1893 -
The crowded state Of She local co uul.s yes
teIday morning prevented TIE appearance: OF
the proceedings nad the previous day in
J. 1ited states Distinct Cont, which were as
follows;
United states - + -S-ra-CUtiIHg and re-
moving timber from public Ian5s-Defen-
dant valves arrsignue=t and pleads net
guilty; trlaI by jury ard verdict ofguilty.
same VS. Joseph = TerTy-Scl-ing liquor to
Indians-Sol. pressed.
same vs. Eiwsrl sPencer-Falsely irnper-
zona;.ng a revenue ofncsT-Sol. pressed.
same - James \. E!iIpti-P,rJ Jry-Con-
t!nuei by defendant; bond renewed.
sans VI Ludwig Hsr'z ami Joseph MaUser
Cutting timber on Government land-Nol.
pressed.
same - Z. J Sngent-Rsiau liquor dealer
w-thOat sta;nI-C1ntiaued; b-nd $500
rsame W J. \. HecE-FGign- TO UUs' ~
stamp rraiguel aud plead guiIty nued SIS
ana COSTS.
Same " Z 7 Tay,or-Being retail liquor
dealer without J-Z-DeIendant valves ar
rslgnmeut and = e.ads not guilty; trial b.
jury: verdict Q. guilty; motion Tor a new LrIa.
continued 10 anIOuI ned tei M defendant re-
| news bond
dealer without ,Z-ContinUod.
Jacob Van Notwithstanding the
| nIgiis-ContinueG; personal TecoguiZ2Ece IN
| the sum OfSlOJ.
| YEsTERDAY's PROCEEDINGS.
The United States vs. John 81 Campbell
| Retail liquor dealer without stamp-Soi
pressed.
| Same VS. same-Retsil dealer In tob1 ccC
| without ta&-Sarne disposition.
| Same Vs. III Skimmerhorr-Retail lig ,oi
| dealer without IaX-LOntiEued fOS comprC.
mise
same VS. \ UtiIev las Clark, NJ Roger,
and Horace Hsrrinzton-StealiIg money am
| STAN - OF The United StEtfs-Triai Of TttleN
| and X bsers; arraignInS NJ waIy 81; defendant
| y cad hot guilty.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
OGS COUNTY.

a Few Facts Regarding That Pros
porous locality, CIeaUcd From 1
Conversation VIII, Two Of Its Hep
re.cHtaJIye Citizens.
Yesterday evening, TIMES reporter, duTinl
a short conversation with Hon. =. :. Bosg
and Mr.. J. W. Newell, OF Rocks county
learned much that was interesting.
Brooks county is sixteen miles north ant
l5G miles west from Lsayeuworih," Mr.
B5rgs said, "and is as good &s any county IL
the state for agriculture.
'It now mas a popu taI!On Of 900.
ave have more good farming land than
there is IN any adjoining county.
ave have sun sIent timber Tor fuel and as
The herd law il IN force We need no Eences
s'go4l has been discovered In some lnCa lilies
ana stsorao future time It VIII De prUEsGSIy
Tue countv was o-garlz,d in 7s-2, and
Us growth since then has been greatest since
.' Stockton, the county Sert. n year ago had
one hundred inhabitants. j now has pop
Ulat on OF eight hundred.
The average depth OF the soil 10 the coun.
~ is twsnry-fOug inches deep IN the table
LANDS. In some localities IL Is as deep as Ill.
teen feet.
There are three saw mills running in the
county, and one Il pUrIug mill ; q new Hour
ing NTH l. IN course OF consultation
:" stockton has seyenty-fiSe business
hopaas.
=. Winter wheat has been our hest crop. but
corn wili turn out well. The corn crop of
this year IS principally the figSt, or what is
known As sod corn > hut IL VIII average 30
bushels TO the acre: the corn raised on Old
ground viii average 30 bushels 10 the acre
d. The county l. rapidly 1lling up; the set
Element fifteen miles south OF us known AS
the Chicago settlement from Cook county,
III, seems to be prosperous: the people are
com pa ratiyely wei supplied with means and
are making rapid improvements. TIE Penn
sylvanis settlement Ia the southwest part of
the county l. slso prosperous.
81 think, sir and my friend Newell will
bear me out, that within five years Rocks
will b. heard from in Kansas rs an agri-
cultural county. have lived near Stockton
for eight years and know something about
she county"
Such taxi as the above from men such as
Messrs BpgyS aud Newell Il not Idle blow.
They speak from long experience in the ~ ale
and would not remain in portion OF the
Stale that would prove "A failure.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
a Par'iaI Endin. of the Everlasting
kluIi Case.
ATLANTA Republican, "a.

II.
The se.rni agly interminsble Hull Baby
case has been on trial agsin-this time al Pa.
| Ola. TIE particular suit now, grew out OF an
| action for malicious .trespass. The decree o
divorce between the parties, had given Mrs
| Hull the personal property, and Hull claimed
| that in taking possession of II she had re
novel some grating and marble from Ger
tain house OF his, and he claimed that this
was real and not personal property. sui
over this matter was had, in which Mrs
Hull was acquitted. Thereupon, HuIl-!ihe
siIs turned upon him and.brOught a suit To-
malicious pr secUtion.
This cas- was tried at Independence, ant
she got = 80 damages. But through some pro
cess % IaS-and there Always seems e
| he some process" by which verde
can be- set sS!de-this one went over o.
motion Of defendants, and new
| trial Was granted. uull dIuu't lake the iOoAs
| OF things, and took a change of venCe IL
! Psola. nere he got scared and. and after tn,
JUICY was en- pauLeIled and tue case all ready
| lpr trial, hC made Mr.. Hull oyer;uTes o
| peace, and she cOncIuHe1 to compromise
| receiving 81 > y In money, and II al agreeing
| To pay all costs, as Well as costs in The dI
| Nofce suit together with settlement d
some otneT pccuDiafy matters between
I them.
The altorn sys IN the case We're: Hill anC
| BTe~GEead, Of Independence, Ear.; {. r
| Al, u -AtGllSpn ana hon. W. d2HtSl
ana MaJOs r. @ImpsOn, appearing for tnt
| paint Il, and george Chandler, Of Indepenu
| -nce, george x. Fsck, o. Topeka, ana GeOTg
Kingsley, .. faOla. appearing for the defend
tnJ
The interest in the case was considerably
! e. nj ono OF the WlJHes SEES, & ar NOOd4ii, char
| tered special train to bring hiGI from indie
! geiIGence 10 ottawa Saturday night. He wa
1 . very Important witness for Mrs. Hall
| fhea The word COMES to Il O.iapse we tx
rect 10 hear OF the end OF this Hui trOaDle-
F, Uut not before
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23

| There have been tventy-one (2D admitted
/ sixteen 81 discharged and two (2j have died
since my report in april. The average per
day since That time has been twenty Eight
| t2Sl dOn't report at this time the amount
Of proauce, &c. raised on the farm, nor the
expense OF seeping the INN stes, but Will
reuuTt I'll such in my regular annual report.
The result OF The labor OF the inmates has
amounted TO nothing more than doing the
chores snd the work in the garden
Hoping That This report may be ssiisfac-
tory, IL is respectfully submitted.
q. ". II. Moore,
October !. 1873 Superintendent.
On motion OF Com missioner Squires. the
sum OF s2ie CS out OF Interest deposit fund WIS
allowed for groceries furnished poor house.
X. Mullins. trustee OF n oh Prairie town.
shi p reported the bridge over The west'branch
OF Little Stranger IN the PerTyyiIle read,
down, and must b. repaired. Therefore Com
sloHe. - aires moved that the engineer be in
sLuciei 70 repair the same. Adopted.
At;ise request OF Sheriff Lowe, the following
perscus We ordered released from the jail TO
1aie from Oct. Z, 1873: LOUIS Johnson. harrl-
son Valentine and Nlcaolss Dougherty.
GA motion. ihe SOard adjourned TO = y. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board met pursuant TO adjournment; full
Bo ard present
ON motion of Commissioner Richards the
sum OF sll 10 WAS ordered paid out OF the inter-
eSt dsnosit fund, for weatheIs;rirs al the coun-
ty jail.
viewers were T .r.d- on motion OF Commis-
sion qglres, % =, ke report 10 the clerk
iort.ix.tn.
10 the matter OF the Lewis road, on motion,
I he viewersand Witnesses Were heard and the
M liter was laid over to hear the opinion OF
IN County Attorney Il the matter can be re-
CO >idered.
The following resolution was offered anc
adratss,:
Res1.ref, That the County Clerk be and he is
hereby instructed Ia advertise for proposals
Tor the following bridges and cufveris, bids to
De opened Wednesday, Oct. y. 1873:
Cutvert IN Afchison and Desoto Road ct
Buchanan Grove, Kickapoo township.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
aDouble shooting serape.


Oae evening in the early summer, jolly
Parish, co.ored man living on the Plaza,
surprised "punk" Hawkins, another co!ored
man, In the roam with his, Psrish's, wife.
Hawkins 'Iit out" through window, while
Parish ran around the house to head him of,
when he drew a small pocket pistol and shot
Parish in the thigh. He was arrested al once
and at a hearing before Justice Cheney,
hound over to appear before the district court
ST which trial he was sentenced 10 the cnun-
" Jail Tor a short term of lmpriso1 ment.
Last week he was released by order Of the
County Commissioners, and the scrape o.
several month"; $50 was TO all sppea; auces
forgotten. But Monday evening there was
another page added to the chapter. hawkins
had been Wishing in Henry Bells house. In
the ives. part of the city. and on Stepping
out OF the door, with his two year old little
girl in his arms he was saluted with charge
from shotguu, the s,lot ratflin2 All around
him, bat iort,nately not hitting him. The
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23

The C.5cRaD Isi5Eas says that the new
s0u.HwuaJarr Ea.fEay Assoc alton has laEi'
IS gotten aIrEoEEius order when eo.I-
Yiaiuis lady made that various rls is
in the Areocfaii0n are again violating lie
agreement b. NOT aiheriu= % the tar .7..tos.
The -. Louis roads claim that the EuIble
originated with TIE CHjcago, BIripEtHn <
ggIncy end tine Utuuihal Joe IL 81. In :
tickets at less Than turin rates TO the Last.
At the same time 10 Is reported tina: the 81.
Louis roads are engaged IN cutting the rates.
Tne. probabilities are that tie st. Lou. sans
are trying 30 cover M their own 'THczs by
lsyIhg t'fe blame for bringing aD a. tins lew
trouble upon the above Two .iues toe mama
rprspI y hich empnatica.i ny dee are has they
have not broken fhs agreement, but have
fsEfh!glIy Ina5-sfr Luel the regular rates thus
lar IL does look as IL he 80. Louis roads
were Egain al their Uii tricks, ia order To
tss-tk no the ora go E8'fDu. is - known that
thew ar, dissatisfied glfl the awards ~ ade
bN the gFB traitors at New York, aud that
.h+y are dgtaru. nr-li ia lake trouble bring
aIr.ut a Ted sw sion of the percentages. a
bu.-. ting OF the representatives, Of tie A-Socis-
lion is 10 De- ue!d shortly % iuv-s i-a.e the
present trouble and 20 fix the resPOls. bility
where f pT1TeTiy belongs
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
Rae zsularl,abIe Autumn az 1s.5

" iEclesteE Argus, IS
the .aa- 1873, IN some respects, is very re-
Ias-E4als, quite without .. paz.l.e,l. It. SEA
sons have been st-ikiuS'y positive, so TO
speak. TO Z gin with, II gave Us the coolest
weather IL tie memory OF The Oldest inL3 BIZ
tGnt, and the most OF 1t, and the heaviest
sICw g was a winter that the t.rlC;y, sir
unE p=op.s OF Kansas mos, enjoy. It p1omlt-
Is passed away without lingering IN the lap
Cisp:.L., and an early geuts', ysrnal season
asserted itself Farmers began operations IL
the a-.Cs and finished planting before the
the s-n was month over the
lie. summer grew on apsce, and
though some days were hot, the sea
son was pleasant. II was not what might be
called wet season. Twenty years ago, witu-
out oar iHrta or rslirO ~ I'm proyeneEtS, an q
vita = similar ~ angemenJ OF IdeJeoIoiOgi-
ca! conditions IL prJOtoiy would have been
SsE.Ols'y IUoQLny. Evidently these cOudI-
tons ar- overcome by the march OF civiiIzR-
ton the autUmnsl season came, but IN
stead o. being frosty and cold IL mas be en- q
genera! round Of warm, lovely, May-hke
weather, in which Italy. Ia all It's glory,
woolI be proud. Here IL is past the middle
of October, and not frost enough TO sili n to-
fIHtO plant. such is the case under tine g.Ifi-
OIi say o. happy Kansas.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
IS : sgGEggGS=s 8 MR., 40 q, amy,
g , gEss7H@z :

All the foregoing taxes TO be paid by Janu-
airy list. 1o--
On mpiior 81 Commissioner Richards the
sum Of 80 % WAS ordered paid out Of Interest
Deposit Fund, 10 Dr. Morris for professional
services.
Mr. Dunir - E,TCSp ntPJ claim for witness fees
IN the case the &oshn- acknowledgements
III 90. Il 10, :, on mO'iHH, laid over.
In the O.. .t.Egr OF lH. Davis road, IL was or
Cer"u, upD. motion OF Commissioner Squires.
that that portion of IL" rad TO the creek be
adopted and Ihe balsnr, ut the road rejected.
The following Commissioners were APP
pointed GU the IaiPieT road: w. T. Grifiiths,
John SmelSsT sus WIN Mitchell.
On motion OF Commissioner Richards, the
Committee ON Poo. YER. authorized TO give
four dollars ~ rr0s. n to Elizabeth Branham,
pauper, TO April /, SO
The petition of "Inans and remonstrance
against the vacati"r of Chestnut street, Kick
apoo City, Was. o.. motion OF Commissioner
SqUirGs, laip over
GA motion a Commissioner Squires,
Thomas stewart was granted All extension OF
time one month longer for hanging gates on
road.
adjournment,
on motion, the Board adjourned to ten
o'ciock, A. II tomorrow.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23
Tuesday. October sih. I'D.

The Board met, pursuant to n jcurnment
present, full Bca-u.
The following report vas presented and or.
dered received and placed on file
To the HOpor0b'e B3Efd Of CBuIlfg O. va ltssi1a
eTS Of LedreHIcJrfh county, hdasGS.
q ENrLEMES:-ln pursuance with the law
winch requires me 10 make 10 your honora-
bic body semi-gnuual report In the mon tins
Of April and O'tober of each year most re-
specially submit the following as my second
report for the present year:
There are now in your Poor II Inse twenty
nine (s9l persOnS-Seventeen 40 male and
twelve ti2l female-sge, nativity and diseases
or DISABILITIES are as follows:
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-23

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