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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

One w. F.. Coyner, arrested in Ne
vada on warrant issued from his
home in Illinois, was taken from the
custody of the officer having him in
charge rs the train passed through
Salina, Tuesday night, by a writ of
hdIeas corpus. Before the trial came
up on the writ, Coyner managed TO
escape, and has not yet been rear
rested
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24
KaRass Ceslral EouaAn.

Iron and brass castings, stone fronts.
columns, machine repairs, horse pow
er and cane mills. engine repairs, &c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24
Real Estate Transfers.

The following lisa list of Real Estate
Transfers filed in the Office of Ed.
Whitman, Register Of Deeds, for the
week ending June eth, 1850, and
furnished by Wight 4 Carroll, Alb
stractors:
June 18th.
Assaria Town Co. to Margaret Knox,
lots - and 81, Main St, Assaria- $50.
o. SeitZ to q. G. Kothe, NV of S. s,
and swi of :. ), 4. II, X. 2w-5600.
June 18th.
J. NJ. CoOmbs aud wife to Campbell,
Sloan & Tuthill, part of lots I and ,,
block As, Rockville
June 2,st.
Agnes l.. Schwartz to A. ID. Eisen-
hauser, lots !. 2, 3, 4, ., 6, Z, SO, 10, II,
II, Is, Il, %, %, "A, p land 10, block 10,
Oak Dale-S24S.
Alex Haggart and wife to Daniel
Burk, n! mel 8. At. IA, r. 3w-S2, 325.
Saline County. Kansas, to John
Kroft, nwi fnwi S, ., T. IA, r.. 3w-
S74S.
June End.
L. L. II. II. Co. to John Nelson, mel
S. Il, T. II, II. 4 Yest-sjO9.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

a very sad accident happened last
Monday morning, resulting i'm the
death of the son of Mr.. p. T.. Hall, who
resides about eight miles northwest
of Salina, i'm the Julius Wolf neigh
borhood. The boy was riding one of
the leaders of n four horse team at
tachedstO harvester. The team be-
came frightened and ran away. The
boy was thrown from the horse and as
the harvester passed over the divider
struck him i'm the left side causing al
most immediate death. He was Il
years of age, and is represented to have
been very excellent boy and highly
esteemed by all. His funeral occurred
at the Catholic church in this city last
Tuesday. He was buried i'm the Cath
Ollie cemetery.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24
AQue.

DIR. Jackson cures every ease.
5A3m.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

Mr. Chaz. Sander Il agent for the
State Of Kansas for the Galyanie Ap-
planes eftlse American Galyanic Co,
which warrant sure and certain cure
for rheumatism. Spinal Weakness,
Epilepsy, Paralysis, Nervous Debility,
Dyspepsia, APeplexy. Neuralgia, Seia-
tics, Kidney Disease, Liver Complaint,
Blood Poison, Scrofula, etc. Addrs~
or call On Chas. Sanden, Salina. Kan
sas. for further particulars. str
Try the Roxy Mountain. Biaten.
They give tone Ia the stousarh, stjmu-
late the liver To healthy action, relieve
the oveEstEainesi kidneys, and purify
the blood. No family shosld be with
out u. Price o. Sold BY August Eng
stFum, Druggist, santa Fe Ayeaee.
snse agent for salina sly.
d. p. n. schnee has psoeussa -
appasn1U 81 aAnlsis1esing NnBsss
QxtAp 6o. ~ - ~ sstsaa ~
u11eqt - - {
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

On Monday evening, when the beau
tiful moonlight was SO peculiarly brill
liant-somewhere near the midnight
hour-a party of serenaders:toOk pos
session of the porch of the seniors res
idence, and favored him and fam
lily with some of the most delightful
melOdies-of the minstrel order. The
voices were excellent and their music
superb. May Monday nights effort
not he the last lay of the minstrel"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

The Republican Central Committee
of Saline county meet at the City Hall
next Saturday afternoon. They meet
for the purpose of calling a county
convention 10 elect delegates to the
Congressional Convention which oc-
ours at Beloit on the lith of
next month. The Congressional
Central Committee have recon-
mended the 10th of July IA the
time for holding the county con-
ventions, and no doubt our county
committee will comply with their re-
quest in this respect. The primary
elections should occur either on the
ID or 9Th Of July, so as not TO interfere
with the various Fourth of July cele-
bratiOns hereabout.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

A ten thousand dollar block is to be
erected ON the City Hotel corner right
away.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

The steamer is being fitted up for
service during the coming celebra-
lions.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

We are in receipt Of the premium
list of the Western National Fair,
which will he held i'm Bismarck Grove
in September. We have not had time
to examine the list carefully, but from
it We gain some ideas which we pre-
sent: The premium for the best col
lection illustrating the botany Of Kan
sas is 5000. We suggest that our
friend Joseph Henry make a struggle
for that prize. We believe that he
can obtain it. The premium for the
best bushel of winter wheat is $on0O;
second best $1,000: best bale of broom
corn, Sa9.0O: best bushei Of corn, rye
or oais, sl0.S each: best . pounds Of
dairy butter, SI@.00; second best,
S50.00; third best, S:5.0b; best 50
pounds Of cheese, 500. 90; second hest
$500; third hest, S2s0. J. NJ. An
derson, Luke F. Parsons and Tim Ra-
con here have chance tn try their
luck with their dairy products.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

Here is Mr.. Nennor's latest, under
date of Montreal, June Is: 1.-The last
six days of June (25th to 30th), will
likely be remarkable for intense and
oppressive heat, with frequent and
severe storms of thunder and light
ming. This heated term will probably
extend through the first half of July.
There will be some cool weather after
the oath, 18th and 26th-possibly with
fiurries of snow in the mountains"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

There was aseries Of battles last Sat
uriay. The police force Was busy. A
woman who felt she had been insulted
by some remarks proceeded 10 clean out
\ person who made them, aud she sue
cee,ied admirably. \ fight oceuy-ei b.
tween white man aud black man, in
which the black man got left" An
erring colored brother from tine great
drouthy region, who was in town for
the purpose Of soliciting aid, overiid
the solicitation business 10 such an ex-
tent that he was arrested upon y
base charge upon which he was
tried before Judge Bondi in the
afternoon. The trial attracted q
large crowd. As our brilliant CO.
temporary acrss the alley was pres
ent, and is well up in police court pro
ceetiings, he will no doubt give the
entire testimony in that Family J0urs
nal. called the Herald, nextNsek. Is
Is only neeesHary 70 ~ ~ - -
orea hsothes uas ~ 60 1llvs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

The water works committee received
the following proposition from G. X.
Underwood & Co. regarding the lease
al the water power at the mill: 81 900
for the improvements necessary to be
made 1 900 per year for five years /;
81 500 per year for five succeeding
years. No permanent lease of the
power would be granted. The COM
mittee have decided that the lease
of the water power on those
terms would be impracticable; and
they now are making arrangements
Ia ascertain the least cost of steam
power. They are ready at any time
to make ther formal report to the pub
lie on what they have already done.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

A correspondent writes from Gyp-
sum Creek of the cruel treatment of
an orphan boy by one of his neigh
bors If the facts are as stated by him,
there shonld be interference ia behalf
of the boy on the part of outsiders.
We certainly hope that the cores
pondent is mistaken in his assertions.
and that there is no one in that re-
gion SO heartless as 10 tyrannize in the
manner our correspondent claims, over
child so unfortunate as TO be bereft
of kind and loving parents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

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Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03
Arizona Silver Belt.
saturday. April a. Ia.so.
f.av or No,sspapera.


 Anyone who takes paper regularll gess the pesl-oflice. whether directed to hii as,ne or aBother's. whether he has subscri sssl or toi, is n spofsihle for thepayinent.
 Subscribers who do not give express notice Co the contrary. are considered as wishing 10 continue their subscription.
 s. Ifmly subscribers order the diseontinu- snce oftheir newspapers, the publisher may seaalinue to send tlssm until all arrearages are paid.
 s. # Ifsahacrsbefs neglect or refuse to take their newspapers froa sise office to which they are directed. iAe la-, holds tlem rec sosnsible aHtil they have settled their bills aud orler them discontinued.
 }. 1T subscribe-s move to other places without informing she publisher, and the newspapers are sent to the former direction. they are held responsible.
 6. The coarts have decided ihat refusing to take q paper from the office, or removing and leaving t unealled for, is prima facie evidence ofinfenfional fraud
 :. The postmaster who neglects to give tae legal notice Of the neglect of a person to take rom tie ofaee fae newspapers aadrese- .e,l 70 him, isiiable To tAe publisher tor the subscription priee-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

Rio Grande papers say that Vic toriO the Apache Chef, and his in- significant band are snlI raiding Southern New Mexico, scaIping and robbing and that the military are unable to kin or hive them. San Carlos scouts if allowed to camp on che srail and fight them m their own way would not be long in bringing about peace. If true, as stated. that maranders are supplied with ammunition by Mexicans of Q river town, the place should be razed and the ground where it stood sOwn with s.ft
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

Russia is in the situation of s great
 clustering boy who has always been accustomed to ill-trezt and .sboss'' another, and take bis cake and his apples wiEh impunity. until his ylc- tlm suddenly turns with unexpected strength snd courage. IL is 90 long since the great European aud Asiatis empire has treated China il any other than 2 domineering and cavs lisr manner tsat it's government is amazed at the resentment which the latter has just displayed, and the force and determination Tith which she pus1es her counter claims. When Russia helped herself to that last piece oF cake, and handed it back, only Khen she had taken several ugly bites out of it, she little thought that tbis inseIt would be so speedily by a direct challenge. China is already invading Russian territory, and is exchanging com plimenfs and assurances Of mutual esteem with England.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03


 The Pima County Record is Oul
 authority for stating that JnO. J. GOsper, Secretary of the Territory. and hls partner, Amos II. Smith, have been arrested for a violation of the reyenne law, selling tobacco without a license. The same paper conveys the information that tbs teIe- graph line from Guaynas to Tucson has already been completed from the formar place 10 HermOsillO, g dis tanee of 115 miles.
 Ibd-s An eighty stamp nil has been contracted for by che c. RI. Co. of New York for the Vulture mine, also 14 1-2 miles of pipe ts conduct Wator to she mine. The VuIture is 6 big gold mine and Arizona smiles upon l., but not to be compared with the Golden Eagle, Townsend and other gold mines of this district which caused ArizoHians, when they realized the extent and richness of he plant, to class tue Vultare as IilIaput.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

ln our last Ye omitted to mention the death of she sqpaw, who 8 few days prsYoas lad received her deash woaad from pistol ball fred by I young male Iediaa. She would have died like Q dog in ditch had it not been For < few citizens of Globe, who by their assidasus attentions mani fssted kind and sympAthizing hearts. DF- 6. d. MeDonsil, probed the wound extracted the bal and other visa administered go her relief. A eofin 'gas prosiaed and 5 grave dug. She was iecensIy inferred
 On this occasion. 1he Goyernmsnt. ike corporation proved heartIess ss did also tas Indeas of her and other tribes who were here from she| Agency
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

Germany increases her silver eoia age 20 per cent; many foreign pa- peTs and a feg at home are begin- hiag to dlscass the restore icn e silyer Ihrongh a c0uferanee of na- tlom Bills for funding our naEien- al into bonds convenient for f5e poo pie to take directly, without broker. agey are coming before Congress.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

s' The game of Sixteen explains an exchange, is played at she front gate with one foot at she bottom and both arms across the top, NTle she stands on the other side and winds 8 blt of blue ribbon areund her fore finger and heaps up a little pe of gravel with her foot.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

Our streets are throBged with strangers and every one is Inquiring for mines and where to prospect. Some of them are bound to become suddenly rlch, wear paper collars and enjoy three square meals a day. 4 silver or gold camp, ours is both, is the place to accumulate current coin of the realm.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

Some of the bad boys Of this coun- sy have hunibuggea the editor of the Arizona Sentinel in their response to his request to state their preference for President and Delegate to Con gress. Cue of them. when asked why be gave names whom he oppos- ed For any office replied, s l have not she heart to make the editor feel otherwise shan good. !"
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

The name Of Joseph c. Tiffany, Of New York City, on the 24sh ult., vas sent to the Senate for con6rma- con as Indian Agent for the Indians Of San Carlos Agency, 4. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

The bill to restore Fitz John Por- ter to the army and give him S60,- 900 is where it IS not likely to be Fesurrected. It IS tabled and can only be raised bg a tWo-third vote.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

The Little Pittsburgh, of Lead vile, ike the once famous Comstock has the galloping consumption, is about " pIayed out" " l. never showed as 3 Assure vein. 1t Eas sim ply kidney, 3 bunch of rich car bonste of siiver and lead, 3 mipe. aalike those of Globe District. which practical miners never ..tie to. ,"
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

The Sutro Independent explains the reason why artesisn wells are not bored at Sutro. At a depth of ninety lest hot water is encountered, and no body cares about prospecting further for fear of striking fire and birthstone.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

Our aEsiele deserlbing the Clifton copper mines is sull on it's travels Ir's lsst appearance vas in the N I. Mining News and although old t IS fresh reading.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

Lumber is in great request as IS also a suihsiency Of wagons tO haul t. The scarcity is greatly retarding improvements.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

There is no let-up in the grading of the s. P R. R. track vest of Tucson and, probably, wilI not until the Rio Grande is reached.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

Track laying on the Texas-Paci- fic vas to have commenced on the 18th of last month. west of Weath- erford.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

Court convenes, in Florence, on the l2sh. Sheriff Gabriel was here Tuesday and Wednesday,, summon ing jurors and witnesses.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

Adolph Arapa is again out of luck, for the second time his grey horses have taken French leave.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03
Notice

have ih nfy care several G0Lp, SILVER, AND Co2PRK MINES for sale Parties from a distance can rely upon fair and prompt rades fer mines and mining locations.
 J. v. uASkIN. Globe Pinal Co.,, Arizona. dee6a.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

Names of persons drawn to serve as Grand and Trial Jurors as the April term of the District Court to convene at Florence, Monday the 12th day of April 1880. Chief Jus tico French. presiding
 GRAND JURORS.
 E. ". Palmer, George scott, John Kennedy. James Megson, J. F. Gerald, L. N. Holiaday, J. II. Eaton, Joseph ". Haskin, II. G. Balloa, P 5. Empy, ". L. Amett, Peter Forbaeh, Y. ". Hyde, Isanc s. F. Jordan, Charles lYhitlow, J. J. Vosburgh, Patrick Holland, Louis Bailey, James Brash, ". H. Benson, R. 4. Iron, Jose M. 0choa.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03
TRIAL JURORS.

v. Y Kingsbury, ". Mason, J.
 M- McDowell, Frank Tarbsll. ". J Nesbitt, Jobn T BartIeson. c. Y. Fuller, F M. Morris, M. L. Moran, John BalIsntine, j. P. Egg lofF, Y. H. Sutherland, Joseph Steele, Robert Lemon, Juan Nayar- ID, J. E. Brison, T. J. Nevland, D. Anderson, TheopbiIe Nicolas, c. N. Finch.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

7x A young nan in Eureka enaeay. ore6 to aissuade his aged father, from marrying a youag girl. His last asxemps in this lins set forth the fact that sDeb vas she disparity of ages that the bride would certainly prove false fO Der marriage Yoss : that May would ignore December aad coDeoIe hezself with younger lovers. The father simply said 1: l" My dear son. l would rather con- grol small interest in an 18-year- old girl than own sad hold she indis- putabie possession s< a 50-year-old woman"
 Ex-senssor Chrissianey was of tue old mans Opinion. but since hay- ing D mere mOiety of bis wife's sf- lection he has expressed 9 prefer ence for wrinkles.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03
Mining Timbers.

A1 gIdsss lsil AT0S < Afl.hY of l.sle, NEIbe prenpilg snde8 se.
 lfessrs ekIf SBAlEEY a nieo keep ssupply eoe lls en hand salsdens for eli demand
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03
Saata E., \. M.. is to have ! S59, ,0oa opera house.

Eugeus Fairfax Williamson has turned u2 ss the fellow who annoyed Parson Dax with synonymous letters. Williamson says he did is for fnn.
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03

There are g. pss:ohees ia Ari-
Arizona silver belt., 1880-04-03
If. ". BREMEN, ],

1 am now prepared to furnish
 in any quantity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-24
~ BUSINESS MANS FlGH7.n

ONE OF THE IMPORTANT PHASES OF THE CAMPAIGN
SCI FORTH BY THE INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA. Sent. 23.-Ihe Industrial League,
representing the great industries of the Unlied
States, by Joseph Wharton. Henry c. Lea aud
Wharton Barker, its Executive Committee las
issued Republican campaign document. This pa
per declares that "thc great battle 70 decide
whether tue reasonable prosperity which all now
enjoy shall continue" is to be fought out at the
polls on the 81 of November. 1t says:
During the hard times from which the country has
happily emerged Tue tart the defence OF indus
tries. Our market poor, but such was Gad
the whole Of IT, Tor IN many lines mpUrtatiOs almost
d. Prices and wages low. but no. SO low az
abroad, Tor, owing 10 tue arn. our country could not
he made dumping ground fof tue reei ot tic glattcd
The business situation now hopeful trade is good;
wages nave advanced; there Is employment for
body; the currency IS sound the burden OF public AMI
pryae debt has been greatly allryIated te b~ncc u
trade with foreign cOatlieS 10 steadily In our favor and
Government aud people alike appear 20 be entering
an era OF prosperity Whoever would disturb this whole
some stae or Things ought 10 De regarded a ubc
enemy the mere ssiOiity OF sucn cha re
pairs business confidence ana causes aBXOus tClcUo
ngS Tor the future. yet VIZ hnd that tue Ohc al Geo.-
ton OF great pagty, many Oi whom are among the
respected members OF our League. directly assas ,ni,
Prosperity ali the Industries reprcs by assert
lng tina IL flyors a "tirf fOrrcyenue on.y.r
Reluctant as tue Industrial Lea be to appear
10 ener .he political arena, IL cannot allow tnls attack
to pass unchaugvd All apparent Endorsement tat
declaration by the country N tne coming election would
De al lrfepTdpIc diHSie and opposition 10 II ia tHs
campaign Is not political IN the UrUutry 81
term. his Is business mtu's and wOrkas mars
hZht. We call upoI orr friends OF DOtn parties
ma Ih districts are represented In the next Congress
by PrutcctlOuIsts.
Amendments. when needed should he made in ths
same 81 It ana only aIer Iuii notice to ana consul
ton with he Interests which may be helped 0y
change Ine League prefers 10 trust the OOptioa OF
such measures 10 Congress controlled by The Rvowed
nlends Of American mDOf, ana a Prrsdeu. who Is a
trained statesman, whose views upon these .nd
questions OF p"Dc policy ace well knO"n who nIs rem
uetcd vaiuabe services 10 the country In pcrecng aud
Cefending our existing Jaws. and III whose bauas tue
business Interests OF ne country viii he sale We know
Jnat James A GARFIELD can he tiuse and know
his opponent, Whatever his ndiydua OpniOus bc,
can take no other couise tnaD ulua ed by
wnOS policy Is, most uniO rtundteiN com rolled hose
who hostile 10 our Tree and intelligent industries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-24
WASHINGTON NOTES

WARRINGTON Tnursday, sept %. 1880.
The Treasury Department to-day puIch.s d 100000
ounces Of no Yer, delivered al the palIlrunia
and New-Oglrans MINIS
Secretary sherman has issued a circular to TIC prnc
pal Officers OF the Treasury Department, requesting ien
TO compile list Of MI pers ,as .npoyed in their r.
speciive bureaus This Information u.ed IN ts
preparation 0f United states Biennial Regs,or, tne
Treasury Register and FOR otner purposes.
The Treasury has Issued circular directing collectors
70 impose 81 30 per ton Canadian blrxes Doiwitl-
staEding that hny be owacd Dy American cIuz ns
IL appears tnat Large bdrgs arc bu Ia Canaa brOu-
siderably below tb0s; which are asked FOR similar
ses OF American maze.
S. LKImbai! Superintendent OF the Life-savng S.r-
vice, has usG retained from tour OF Inspection or
fe-savIng staIIOns He the service generally
speaking in good condition. but the ioror at each
station Is small and shoad be Increased one mAl at
least and ~ number Oi Instances horses are greatly
needed for hauling purposes.
It was recently discovered In the Mint Bureau Of he
Treasury Department that after the breaking out " e
rebellion the New-Orleaus Mint continued
several weeks and about 81 $50 600 OF gold and
OF diff denominations coined from the bullion
and al the time the BROKE out. IL - supposed
that fell INTO TIE hands Il tue COnfeGeracy,
and has all been put into circulation.
let er received yesterday rom Nj. Manyp my,
chairman Of the Ute ComDissl q, dated Southern o
Agency Coi September 7, In which he Informs the De-
partment that 10 to S.pteaber z I7g Southern Ties
the fail NUM-" were wI0g 10 slan IT, The census,
Mr. Manypcnny says was beng taGen r.pidly, aud 40
exuec,ei within ten days to complete It.
Dr. Benis. OF tue National Board Of Health NJ New
Orleans, reports to-day that the disease preyaii Z
on the Lower Mississippi Is Una. arial fever. riu0r
current yesterday THAI number cases OF yellow
fever mad been reported at Key West ord1. The Ma
tional Board OF Health to-day received adYlces from
there To the effect mat the disease Gengue" fever
DR.. Hamilton, OF the Marine Hospital Service. says that
the !epOrt the existence or yellow fever IN Key West
undoubtedly false.
Commissioner Bentley has issued order chan ging
the order Of precedence IN the settlement OF pension
claims. Hitherto CLAIMS have been fled and acted upon
the order in which the applications reached the Office.
The Commissioner now directs tha such claims
accompanied Dy complete evidence, IN respect 10
w.cB the completed evidence Has been presented shall
be taken from tue Hcs ana settled as Idly hey
can BE- handled This rendered necessary ny The
accumulation Of caims wine cannot be settled Dy
OF a leilcIOnrY OF eYne noe.