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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-07-23
Road No,;cs

Notlec Is hereby g1ve7 that n petition has
Dt1.sn presented 70 the board Of county com
Tor the location of q COUNTY road 40 'fsIf.,.,.e
to-wIt; Commencing at the northwest corner
OF section 10. township Is, range 10: Thence
east on section line rs near as prncticabIe 10
the northeast corner OF northwest quarfer 81
section u. township Is. range 10: tI.enco
so9ln on one-half section line natif IL inter.
upon SAID proposed rOa1 the board appointed
the following viewers T.. a Wood A "a q
ginning OF said road on the "a. a. 40 oS -
august, A. d., 1880. at 10 O'Clock a M. anil in
conjunction with the county snryeScr T.,
give all parties hearing t-,' a@N 70
~ order Of the board WA r. EWING.
N~Se1 County Clerk
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Road Notice

Notiee - hereby given that i petition has
been presented to the hoard uf county com
mlssioncrs OF Lyon county, Kansas, ASK In.;
to-wit: Commencing ON the north line of I ~
on county, at the northeast corner OF section
~, township -, range e. running snuth ON
the section line rs near rs practicable bc.
tween sections 20 ard Al, 2S and ~ GnI - AMI
-, three miles, To the third standard parallel
AZ the southeast corner OF section b :own>ni.
10, range IL, the Termination of said ROAD
And uilon said proposed road the board an
pointcu inc ioiioW 'nG viewers X. Pollock
Levi smith and Hiram Miller, To meet at thv
beginning OF said road on the IOih laV ni
August. y. ID lSSO. at 10 O'Clock 4 m. and i'm
conjunction with the county survey or 10 view
locate and survey said road, and 10 give nil
parties a hearing BY order of the board
Sc&3I WAN + EWING, Co. Clerk.
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Road Nnficn
aO2i2 BOIL

Notice Is hereby given that a petition has
been presented To the board Of county com
miesioncrs OF Lyon county, Kansas, askin,,
Tor the location OF = county road as follows
lo-wit: commencing Ut the northwest corner
OF section ~. township 10, range 10: thence
cast to the northeast corner OF section ~
loWhsHp IL, range IL; thence south L. south
east corner oil section 81 township Ia rnu,,.
H. we also petition to vacato road rnIn
nchcinB at the southwest corner of the
southeast quarter Of section 81, township 10
range IL; thence running north to the north
west corner OF northeast quarter nI
section III. township Ii, range II
rms ROAD has never been upcucd
And upon sand proposed road the board an
pointed the following viewers: H. + Me
milan, j. ID. Clark and l.. II. Finley TO meet
at the beginning of said road un tic 9Th day
OF August 4 u, IssO, at 10 o'clock a. m ami
IN connection with the county surveyor Ia
all parties hearing.
by order OIL the board VINE EWING
W2g63O tnrnt,, tIc,t
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-07-23
Road Notice.

Noticc Is hereby given that = petition has
been presented u the board Of county eom
InisslonerS Of Lyon county. Kan>as, askip..
Tor the location of couaty road a. follows
to-wit: Commencing at the southeast corner
OF the southwest quarter OF section ~ town
ship 10. range II; thence north an half seclior,
line TO the northeast corner OF southwest
quarter Of section - township ~ range. n :
thence east on half cctlOn limo 10 interserf
the EmpOria and Allen road, above road To
vary around the orchard of Marth,,
motifs. on the northeast quarter OF
section -. township I6. range IL Also
To vai.lte that portion OF the Americas
aud Alien road commencing at the northeast
corner OF southwest quarter OF section 20
township 10, range IL /; thence angling in !,
nort beast direction TO 14z creek a distance OF
miles And upon said proposed road tI,,.
board appointed the following viewers: WIN.
Wells, T. ID. w Fillmore and ID. L. SAVER to
meet at the beginning Of said road, ON The IN
day OF August. a. 10. lSSe at no o'cIock "a
m :, and ia conjunction with the county sur
veyor, 20 view, locate and survey said road
and TO give all parties hearing
BY order OF the board. WIN r. EWING;
e@S~v County Clerk
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Rernrdine Hirchins rost.


The ordinance passed by the city
council last Monday evening, providing
for the abolition of hitching posts and
wooden awnings on Commercial street,
has had the effect of stirring up much
bad blood, and the action of the CITY
fathers, while it is approved by some OF
our business men, is roundly denounced
by others as a piece of arbitrary inter
ference, TO which they viii not submit
without ut least lively struggle for
their alleged rights in the matter. This
bit Of municipal legislation was purely
gratuitOus ON the part of the council
and was net made in pursuance of any
pi tition at the hands of our citizens
nor, so far as we can learn, at the formal
request of the dealers ON our business
thoTougliare. Ii Is matter which in
terests IN n peculiar manner the trading
community, and, in our Judgment,
should have been left to their option. If
u merchant or Il grocer finds that hitch
ing posts are Il nuisance, he can, as has
been done in the case of some of our
business men, remove them and thus
abate what is unpleasant to him, without
infringing upon the privileges of his
neighbor. In our view nothing imparts
TO our town such a really business aspect
ms The teams with which Commercial
street is almost daily lined, a feature
which is pleasantly commented upon by
travellers who command n view of the
thoroughfarc passing through on the
train.
1t is true that the present system is at
tended by some Inconvenience, among
which is the breaking up of the cutters
by the stamping of horses and the mud
besmeared sidewalks in the vicinity of
hitching places. But, after all, il is a
very serious question whether this con-
dition of affairs is not preferable TO the
deserted and Sunday-likc appearance of
the street which affords no facilities TO
farmers for hitching their teams. We
believe that popular sentiment Is adj
verse TO the measure, and that the
members of the council would
have served their constituents far more
accepiably 10y granting the temperance
petitions which the majority of that
body have ignored, than by forcing up
on our citizens an ordinance, the enforce
ment of which, we cannot but feel will
prove prejudicial to the business inter
eSiS of the town.
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w EDSESDAI, July II.
The picnic of the Allen creek Sunday
schools which was TO be held July 3,
but. instead, brought a splendid rain.
came off at Segar's grove last Thursday.
The day was ali that could have been
asked and a goodly number were in at
tendance, although the oats harvest pre-
vented many from coming who other
wise would. Aside from the usual at
fractions at such times of swings, lem
onade, ice cream, candy and girls. we
note the following: The Americas band
was out in force and were kept footing a
good part of the time by the committee,
we suppose in order that they might not
eat all the dinner or make love TO the
girls. They did not succeed in the lat
ter. however. Addresses were made by
Bros. 10y, Van VOris and Outlet, some
good singing by the different schools,
and last, but not least, Keno" was there.
and what looked singular was, that some
of the young ladies seemed to enjoy see
ING him smoke more than other part OF
the entertainment The dinner was i'm.
menSe in both quantity and quality.
do not know how many baskets full
Bro. Frost and wife gathered up, but dc
know that they fed multitude, and il
wasn't on bread and fishes, either
though that may be feast when touch
ed by the Divine Hand Take it all in
all. Il was a success, and that / may bS
at the next one is the earnest wish of
FRANZ
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The following changes went into cf-
feet on the Santa Fe road Sunday:
The train which formerly went west in
the morping at . 30, leaves now at 4 30;
the time of the Denver and Pueblo cx-
press, which leaves at 40, is unchang-
ed the Kansas City and Atchison eX-
press, which left at / rs, now leaves at
II 30 a. M and tho Santa, Fef cypress
which left at 1f:47' now leaves nj il 90
a. IN.
On the Howard branch the following
changes have been made. The Howard
accommodation which left mt A now
goes ut 4 80, and the time of arriving is
II is .. II.
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EUREKA ECHOES.
EUREKA, July 10.

EUREKA, July 10.
EDITORS News: District court ad-
Journed today at noon. There was moth
ing of Importance done, save the vaca-
ton of the judgment obiained by one
Beyer vs.. w. S. Recce 1t is patent to
the most casual observer that fur viii
soon begin to fly. A. Kerr is on Bever's
bond IN attachment and it is likely that
Mr.. Recce will bring suit on the attach
mcnt bond for damages. Judge Vroo-
man goes this evening to the Ladd
school house in the interest of a man
named Weaver. and will probably at
tend 10 any little business that will have
a tendency To promote his own interests.
The Nationals with big M are
posted for a big day here on the eth
One Gov. Elder is down for, a speech.
.Iolverson IL Leedy have changed
their store building TO brown stone
front. Messrs- Gray & Kidd did the
job for them. Our merchants have
been busy to-day. The green corn
dance is now in order. Y.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-07-23
Road Nnt;cn

Notice l. hereby given that 4 petition has
been presented to the board of county com
nlssiphSfs OF l-l on county, Kansas, a. king
for the location of a county road rs fnlIovs
to-Wlt: Commencing at the southwest cor
ner OF the northwest quarter of section 3t;
township Is, range II; thcnce north on tl,,.
seciion tlhe a near rs practicable 10 tht,
noIthwsst corner OF section 81. township -,
IausS ~. Ana Hlion sand proposed road thu,
board appointed the following viewers. WIII
Wayman. j. IL Lecper and Geo BURNS la
meet at the beginning OF said road, OF, iht.
i2ih day Of August, 4. ID. 1850, at 10 o',In.t
u. M, AMI in conjunction with the county
surveyor To view, locate and survey sand
lo5'i, anu To give all parties hearing In
30&3l ncurt, -,
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Personal Mention
II. Is. iiHLhell has succeeded +. j. Tut
tie rs operator N the train masters office
ofthe Saatq r. road, gfE3-I
Mrs. A. ID. Scott, of Pueblo, is visiting
at the residence of her father, Judge
Pcyton, in this city.
Mr.. II. T.. Torrington, agent of the
Santa Fu road at this place, is exploring
the GurnisOn country.
Mr.. j. Lakin, of Rockford, Illinois,
spent the Sabbath with ms nephew, Mr.
A. q. Ifakin, in this .city.I
. i. a. ParrislI, travelling agcnt Of the
Topeka Tribune, the organ of the color
cd people of the state, Is in the city.
Mr.. l.. u. Hearne, contracting agent
for the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
railroad, was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs, /. T.. Lambert anil sister, Miss
Mamie Barnes, started To Grand Rapids,
Michigan, on Monday, for Il visit of
some months.
Mrs. Charlie Cleaver and her guests,
Misses Sallic Bailey and Lottic Caldwell
started Monday ON II visit to Topeka
and Burlingame. ~
II. p. Murdoch, of the Walnut Valley
Times, and John Belts, of Rldorado,
were in the city Tuesday and went to
Topeka that night
State Senator Fitzpatrick, Of Leaven.
worth, one of the leading lawyers Of that
city, was IN Emporia Tuesday and re-
turned on the,Santa Fc train that night
George Goddard returned Saturday
evening from his trip to New Mexico.
He still carries his own scalp and lock
OF his halr is only TO be procured by
gentle measures.
Monday morning,
5. w. Foster: Western agent, of the
NJ, X. ~ T. Il. r., wG.s in town Tuesday
trying To make arrangements by which
the Knights Templar will select that
road oyer which to make their August
excursion 10 Chicago.
DonSor Daily Reporter; Judge j.
| Jay Buck, IF Emporia, Kansas, is max
| ing us brief visit lie is well known
as one of the leading lawyers Of Kansas,
| and is now on summer trip through
New Mexico and Colorado, for a rest
from professional duties.
| Keno" our late correspondent from
| Americas, went TO COifey Co, Monday,
with view to prospecting for loca,
ton. II he has any ambition to emulate
DIR. Tanner, VIC you'd suggest that be
purchase Aewsnaper and 0Irn bis real
" fine talents to The prosecution Or the
journalistic profession.
Brother L. ]. Perry, of the Paola Re
publican Citizen, and Major Mckenzie
spent the Sabbath in Emporia, and found
a cordial welcome among their numer.
ons friends IN this city, Perry Wfls par.
ticularly impressed Win the ecelesias.
| tical advantages of the town, and was SO
well pleased with two or three OF our
ministers that he thinks he will try
TO run down 10 Emporia quite often, just
to attend church. tFTcF ,ayFftF
Ed. McLennan, Tom. Sebastian, Char
lie Clark and Eugene Grant returned on
jauht. which took in the Southwestern
part OF KRRses and part of the Indian
Territory. At the Kaw agency, where
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-07-23
Publication Nnfice

o Henry i. Eaton, George W Spencer, .tno
IL ecks, NJ j. Searight- T. J. Searight
ana the unknown heirs and dcVisccs a.
Henry 4 Eaton. deceased:
on ana cacl OF you are hereby notified
that GU nave been sued by VIM Clark and
the dtstl let court OF Lyon county. Kansas in
an action wherein the said VIM Clark j.
plaIntin and you and each of you are defend
hnts; that you must answer said petition on
or before the 10th day of August, Il u. 1880
or saIu petition VIII lac taken true ard Il
Judgment will be rendered arcOrdinVIv All
Judging said plaintiff 10 be the owner and in
inc actual possession of the following de-
scribed real estate in Lyon county, Kansas,
to-Hit: West halt of the southwest quarter
OF section 3. township a. range IL, and quiet
ing SAID plaintiffs title 10 said premises and
elch and every part OF il. against any and ali
claims of title therein OF SaiG defendants and
each and every of them. and for costs
AIMERIN GILLETT
SSt3 Attorney TOR PLAINTIFF Emnoria Kas
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Frnun Hnme,rnnd

This Is a little station between Ottawa
and Williamsburg. There is a store,
post Office, blacksmith shop, and section
house here. The Meihodists have a neat
frame church near. Mud creek runs
near by. The country is billy, but pro-
ductIvc. The farmers raise fax, corn,
cattle and hogs. There arc some good
orchards and plenty of fruit The Chip
pe%a Indians hold in idieness and viii
dcrncss u small reserve here.
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$40 REwARD-STRAYED OR STOLEN
On Thursday night, July 8, dark brown
mare, about fifteen hands high abou,
seven years old; scar on right shoulder.
looks like collar mark fast PAGER;
very gentle; had on head halter, long
rope and iron stake pin. The above re-
ward will he paid for her delivery to
me, and, if stolen, $25 additional for the
capture of the thief. Ii. III. WHITE,
Neosho Rapids, Lyon county, Kansas,
July Is 1880 BOB
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On motion Mr.. p. a. Parrish, repre-
sentative of the Topeka Tribune, was
called on 10 address the meeting. He
came toward and addressed the meeting
in an able manner, touching upon the
necessity of the organization and en-
couraging the support OF colored
presses.
On motion Of Mr. r.. T. Dungee, Gov.
John p st. John was endorsed for Cover
nor. Mr.. Dungce very ably reviewed
the record of the governor, reminding
the club OF his generous and kind treat
ment of the eolored people and the
abuse he has received.
On morton the proceedings were Or
dered TO be published IN THE EMroRIA
DAILY NEWS and the Topeka Tribune
The meeting then adjourned to meet
ut the 4 NJ T. church, on Monday night
next. NJ. &. CREIGHTON, Secretary
Emporia, Kansas, July 49,
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AMERICUS NoTEs.
SATURDAY, July II.

The weather is hot.
The blackberry festival at the L. P.
church was success socially if not
financially. The receipts were only
about thirty five dollars.
The Sunday school picnic on Allen
creek seemed to be enjoyed by all. Good
speeches were made by several divines
n comic selection was read by Mr..
Drake, OF Emporia, which elected much
well-merited applause Fine music was
given us by the Americus band, and the
best oil refreshments were furnished by
Lowry and shorty" Keno" cnioyed
himself, but thought one of the speak
ers rather hard on the smokers
J. i. Butler rendered his first verdict
on Thursday-eighty dollars and costs.
No body in sight on the streets today
until steam pillow came footing" down
street, when in less than five minutes
there was n crowd of more than one
hundred standing around One would
nave thought 1t was the resurrection
morn.
The Rugglcs bridge will probably be
open for travel tomorrow night
There is great deal of political talk
going on i'll town. The most interest
seems to be taken, in regard to the next
representative. DIR. Sutton is good man.
but we are going for McCleary, but aIe
afraid Taylor will be the dark horse.
MONDAY, July 10.
Mr.; Smith, of Ohio, is in town visiting
friends and looking up the stock bust
ness preparatory to settling in this vi
cinity.
Mrs Coon is still very sick. Mrs. De
Baum is some better She was taken
home last night.
The Greenback picnic was held pur
suant 10 call. Hon. p b. Maxon adj
dressed the gathering, but was several
times interrupted by a Greenbackcr that
was on the talk, too. Mr.. Atkinson, of
Council Grove, commenced quite an
oratorical speech, but rain storm com
ing up stampeded the people, as well as
the ardor Of the speaker. S. NJ. Morgan
was several times called on for speech.
but failed 10 put in an appearance. He
was III the wrong pew" BURLow.
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The premium list of the ninth annual
fair of the Lyon county agricultural so
ciety has been issued in the form OF neat
pamphlets, printed by Chalfant s. Pie
mis-, Of the Ledger company. The pre-
miums offered in the different. depart
ments are, sufficiently ample 10 awaken
"A lively interest in the success OF the
September meeting, aud first class ey-
hibition may be expected. - EE,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-07-23

We take plaAsslFe in aeknoM lodging
the receipt of an invitation 10 ZIG gHlnd
reception tOibe given. at The ia pos ion
building on Lake Front Park, Tuesday
evening, August nth, under the auspi-
cies-of Apollo, Chicago and ST Bernard
Communicates, stationed at Chicago,
Illinois. The invitations are printed in
the most superb style, and are as hand
some specimens of the Fart preservative"
as we have ever seen
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Greenbaci. county Convention

There viii be 4 mass convention of
the Greenback Labor party held at the
court house, in the city Of Einporia, Ju-
Iy a4tlf, 1880 AZ 10 O'Clock a M. for the
purpose Of clecting fhrec delegates and
three alternate5 for-cach representative
district in said county, 20 represent the
aforesaid districts in the Groenhack La
Dor convention 10 be held at Topeka
July 23th, 1880. w. Il. Ross, Chm.
j. l.. WILLIAMS, Sec'y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-07-23

Who has not heard Of Frank Harden
burg, of the Fifth Avenue theatre, New
York, (Rag Money Jim. in "Pique'')
He says: Il always use Giles Liniment
Iodide Ammonia; it is a wonderful
remedy for pain, especially infammato-
ny rheumatism, sore throat, enlarged
joints and varicose veins, from which I
suffered; was cured by its use''
Giles pills cure BiIiousness. Sold by
W. III. Sisler. Send for pamphlet 20 Dr.
Giles, 120 West broadway, N. 7. Trial
size % cents. 20Gt6-30t1
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Nntice

Notice,
Henry Augustine and Mrs. Augustine, part
DcrS rs Augustine Il Co, noH-Iesidemts Of
the state of Kansas:
You are hereby notified that on the eth day
OF July, 1SSo, o W Miller, as laIntiff. fled
his bill OF particulars against you, as defend
ants, and obtained an order of garnishmcnt
before l.. Payne. J. r., of the city OF En-
poria, Lyon county. Kansas that you are re-
quired TO answer the same on or before the
10th day of August, 1880, at u IN D., or judg-
meDt Will be rendered against you at said
and the garnishee will be required to turn
over to said justice whatever Is in his hands
belonging TO you
BACHELLER & BACHELLER,
S0t3 Attorneys for PlaintiH
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Dissolution Nniiro

he firm OF McFad,lcn Il OsLornc was lis
I"INei 10y mutual consent on the I2th day Of
Juiy, lSoJ \ J. McEaddcn retiring. Vim
amt harness business ut the old Ioratinn 10;
commercial street All debts due the iIrm
VI. 20 be pant 10 VIM Osborn, who will also
>ritIc all accounts al the firm
ao,.., 49,, a. y. MCFADDEN
-"-'- JUL WIN. II OSBORN
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Mr.. Augustus Fowler has just return
ed from Ottawa, where he has been Wis
ting. While there he placed himself
under the care of III. ID. Williams, NJ. D.,
who succccded in restoring 10 him the
less for over twenty years from cOnveTg-
ent strabismus Mr. Fowler is much
pleased with the doctors skill.
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Judge Culver brought 10 THE News
office Tuesday five eggs, all laid by
one hen, whose aggregate weight is 1881
ounces, and all of which measnFc~sIx
inches in circumference We-quitc fre-
quently hear of an enterprising hen
which will deposit a phenomenal egg
once in season, but it is decided
rarity teruu across fowl which makes :
specially offsuch aibnofpnl hen fruit + !
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". u. SOFAS csrilfisats.
REnSfsDAy, july II, $3.50

To ,oAom Il may eOReerR:
The bearer, Mr.. VIM. T. Scott, has re-
ceiTed a regularlapl thorough course Of
Instruction in pcnmanship mt this insti-
tuition, and IS we'll qualified TO teach the
He has also partly completed our
course in Rookkeeping, apd should. be
able TO do good AS1rk willfa c1ass, in ihe
more elementary portions of the science
of accounts.
His character and industry cntille him
to1bc confidence and flvorof the public
= Very FosPeetiully, . a. Az
LII L. RnNANr &. son
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Conductor Bennett, who was so
seriously injured ON the Inward branch
on Monday night, is still reported to be
in very critical condition, though his
attending physician, DIR. Jacobs, of this
city, thinks that if inGanmitloG Gap be
prevented, he may recover. 1Iis injurids
are internal. and of - severe nature.
Mr.. MedhursI, the brakeman, had his
arm broken. but Is already Commissioning,
and will get well without doubt The
wreck has been cleared sup, and every
thing is again in running order
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-07-23

The family of the senior of THE
News, in mass convention assembled
around q wash tub full of delicious
peaches, left at our domicil by Hon.
VIM. Jay, return unanimous vote of
thanks TO that gentleman for his kind
remembrance Of them. They arc thank
full, also, that Butts did not get chance
at them
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mcccial street, was introduced, consider
cred by section under suspension of
the rules and adopted, all voting for cx-
cept Mr. Whittlcsey, who voted against.
On motion of Mr.. Fox, the following
was adopted:
ReSOl0ed, That the committee on streets
and alleys are hereby instructed To erect
or cause TO be erected suitable hitching
posts and rails in front of lots 81 and Sc
on Merchants street, and on north side
Of lot Sc on Merchants street along
Sixth avenue.
On motion of Mr.. Watson, the follow
ing was adopted:
Rescloed, That the city attorney he
and he is hereby directed to take i'm
mediate steps to have the injunction in
the cause of w. T. Soden VS. the city of
EmpoTia Ct al in the district court of
Lyon county Kansas, dissolved or modi
fed.
An ordinance providing for.the follow
ing claims was adopted by an unani-
nous vote: