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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20

San Francisco, August ?o-i p. NJ
Bullion. "a. 2 IS. 2 20; California, 2 40.
2 IS; Atlas. 2; Albion. l 10. l 05. /; Con.
Virginia. 3 IS; Yellow Jacket, Q; Con. Viz.
ginia. 81; Chollar, 4 10; EIchsquer. 2 65.
2 20; Quinn. 25c; ophir, io's. ios. ioh
Chollar. 4 05; Grand Prize. 2; Argenta,
zoe; Union Con-. 80, 2ss. 2sk. 29a;
Alpha, s. sa. 81; Crown Point. 8 rs
8 20; Yellow Jacket. Z; Hale 4 Norcross,
Ga, CT, .; Beleher, 1. 3 IS; Gould 4
Curry. ca. Gu. 81; Sierra Nevada. In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
Soldiers nud sailors.

The Republican Soldiers and Sailors
Club OF Virginia had o very interesting
meeting at Judge Moses courtroom last
evening. The club is very prosperous
and harmonious. and is q unit for the
election Of Garfield and Arthur. II
numbers eighty members, and will add
at least q half more before the I'd OF No
vember. Saturday night 1t will march
with colors flying to attend the meeting
of the Second Ward Garfield and Arthur
Club at Piper's Opera House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
Arrivals TIN. Moratsg.

Farmer Treadway. Z Halpin. JE Gag
nsauI. X b Phillips, J Young. Mrs r
Glen and daughter. Mrs James, Mrs n n
Hyde. T J Perkins, W b sheppard. Susie
4 McCone. Mrs Hornick. A N Walker. J
Hoibrook. A Laporte, Slime osg. r Camp.
bell. II n Craft. Mrs Donohue. Mrs I b
Crandall aud child. Mrs Cameron and
family, L Miner, Mrs J McCone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
Foresters.

Court Arcana No. 2, Of the Independ.
emit Order OF Forssters, will meet next
Monday evening. at the Odd Fellows
Hall. Gold Hill. at z o'clock. for the
purpose OF celebrating its anniversary.
It extends invitations, as will be seen
by its advertisement In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
Lost.

A check for $40 20. drawn In favor Of
Sherman. Hyde l. Co. Of San Francisco.
on the Nevada Bank, has been lost. IL
will be Of no use to the finder ~ pay.
msnt Of II has been stopped. II belongs
10 Benuetts Brothers ,of the bus line,
and can bs handed to them direct or left
at this ofics for them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
sitting Bull Troublesome.

BpxAncx, Dakots, Angus. 20. "A
good opportunity to capture Sitting Bull
II now offered. He IL now at the Poplar
River Agency. above Fort Buford, and
IL a. hungry as Tanner. he threatens
Agent Porter With "bssp trouble" u his
informal rsquisihon for asur, bacon and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
,na,seretions OF youth. nervous weakness. early
.ues. Soss al manhood, etc, I will send Q re-
Sssns ,hst viii cure you. FRRE OF oHAR1E.
Srhfs treat romedy was discovered bya mission.
A., m south America. Send . self.sddre:sed
snysiope to the Rev. JosxPH I. iHxAH; Stsuon
D., New YORK city. e"S
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20

To have goad health without teeth to
properly masticate the food is impossi-
BILE. DR.. Chapman. dentist, l5O south
{ street. is ready to assist everybody In
preserving their teeth, or to q new set u
they have lost these essentials to good
health. See his card under the head Of
WNeY Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20

frightened and ron away. The carriage
wal demolished and the oolored driver
killed. Mrs. Mahoney had her back
broken and mi daughter was fatally in.
jured. The other occupants wore seri.
ously hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-20
Fatal Runaway Accident.

E~LIzA1rrH. N. j.. August 2O.-A car.
riaes containing Mrs. Mahonsy OF Pine
street, and four members Of her family.
attempted 10 cross the track In front OF
A locomotive. The horses became
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n.n.r,urs. Last evening.

Jas W orudorff. J II GSss, James Mont
somery, A Ash. Mrs'JAmes and children,
W MsBrisn. ] Holcomb, A Lsrons. Miss
Montgomery.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

mHx BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIE
Town Of Gold Hi VIII convene sna ~
~ DE- siIov Jacket Fire Compsny's Houss.
tai nrmsncine TOMORROW (wRpNKspAYl
coaanst an. Il . O'Clock .. -. and continuing
fop cns, week from . TO 4 o'clock each Day:
W. O. Hfpx. clark. Gus w
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REroEr.
San Francisco Board.


LAST EVENING.
l40 Eureka Con-. i6. lGS
ASS General Thomas. 25c
ass Grand Prize. l IS. l 30.
400 Navajo. t6c
100 Independence. 3oe
100 Belle Isle, Csc
200 Manhattan. l 20
$50 Day. 35c. i0c
100 Hillside. Toe
100 Real Del Monte. Soc
100 Albion. Coo. SIC
20 Wales. 3 05
l60 Mt. Diablo, l2s
1910 North Belle Isle. soe
$50 Mt. Potosi. $50
so East Mt. Diablo. tes
500 Bodis. 8
$50 Bechtel. l
$50 McClinton. 25c
50 Tioga. ~
$50 summit, 90c, Csc
600 Goodshaw. l Us
100 Belvidere,
500 Champion. $50
so BlaekhAwk. zoo
$50 Queen Bee. l5o
100 Syndicate. l 20
32s Mono. 5 20, Us. > ~
20 Con. Pacific. l
200 University. zoe
$50 Dudley. $50
200 Jupiter. l 20. II
$40 Addenda. Zoe. 75o
10 MONDAY. 8
AGO Mammoth. ~, I 20. IL
20 North MONDAY. ~
$50 Double Standard. 35e
500 Orc. I so. IS
50 Tiptop. 7
100 Martin White. 500
THIS MORNING.
$50 0phir. l0a. l0A, l0h
700 Mexican. i6. ISL. IL
$50 Gould 4 Curry, ca, ca
$40 Best 4 Belehsr. l3S. lSt, 1874
800 California. 2 40. 2 IS
$50 Savage. A., 4 80. 4 IS
sos Con. Virginia. 3 40. 81. . ~
AIS Chollar. A.. 4 IS
405 Potesi. 8 80. 3 IS, 50
$50 Hale 4 Norcross. ca
655 Crown Point. Sc. . ~. 3 IS. 3 AZ,
81
$40 Yellow Jacket. .. 81. s,.S
l7t3 Imperial. soc. 53c
235 Alpha, 8, 81, Sc, ss
$50 Bslcher. 4 10, 4 Is
275 Confidence. ~
ASS Sierra Nevada, IN. III, l7h
so Utah. l2S
100 Bullion. 2 90. ? IS
725 E~Ichequer. ~. 2 50, 2 IS. 2 50
$50 0verman. 2 20. 2 10. 2 10
$50 Justice. I 40. l As. l ~. l ~
20 Seq. Belcher. II
220 Julia. 95o
$50 Alta. 2 80. 2 s.
600 Phil. Sheridan. i0c. soc
Jos Union Con-. -. 49,
$50 Caledonia. s5e
395 Silver Hill. IL, 20
l7o Challenge, l 60. IS
lls0 New York. 40c. 35c
500 Occidental. ~. l ~
$50 Senator. l0c
$50 Lady Warrington. SIC
1850 Trojan. zoe
1880 scorpion, 2 40, 2 IS
100 Kossuth, i0c
$40 Benton. ~. | 90. Sc
$50 Solid Silver. 75c. zoe
40 st. Louis. zoe, $50
$40 Andes. ~, 2 40, 2 ~, As
AIS Golden Gate. 2 Is. 2 10
$50 North BONANZA, SOC
ii50 Con. Dorado. 25c
go Quinn. 25c
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STREET GOSSIP.

wh., the stock Sharpe OF virsinis
riad In she situation 20 Tsik
AbOuk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-10-15

or victims of wasted or Frustrated energies,
caused by irregular habits and ment al or
physical over exertion. find their greatest re-
lief in the use of DAYS KIDNEY PAD,
which strengthens and invigorates the inva-
lid and restores the vigOr of health
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-10-15
r...lI~n.ou.m.n..


The new hotel is moving right along,
and the brick layers are working to get
out of the way of the frost.
Mr.. ]. E. Jordan, jeweler, has embel-
lished his show window with a very
handsome and artistic sign.
Mr.. James Anderson has just complet-
ed and moved into a very neat cottage at
the north end of Exchange street.
Mr.. w. N. Pool, of the firm of J. F.
Drake s. Co., has recently moved into
his coy new home on Union street.
Among the Improvements in the
Fourth ward, we notice new house on
Cottonwood street. built by Mrs. Sim
mons.
T.G. Wibley's handsome new resi-
dence at the corner of Sixth avenue and
Union street is beginning to assume pro-
portions
The pretty new residence of President
Welch, of the Normal. is nearing COM
pletion and is quite notable improve
ment to Constitution street
The new seats for Bancroft hall have
arrived, and are being I.ut in place.
They will add still further to the already
attractive appearance of the hall.
The upper part of the Odd Fellows
block on South Commercial street is of
rough stone. and the building when
finished will show the handsomest front
of any business house in Empolia.
The new residence of c. S. Cross ON
Union street, is being piped for water
and gas, will he heated with furnace,
and when completed will be one of the
most convenient and attractive homes in
Emporia.
The elegant new residence of DR.. Moore
is still in the hands of the carpenters
and plasterers, and will not be fully com
pieled before the first tf December. In
size and the elaborate manner in which
il is being finished, il surpasses any
house in this portion of Kansas.
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jail Delivery.


Arkansas City Traveller: THE notori-
Gus outlaw. West Brown, broke Jail at
Henrietta. Texas, last Friday. October 1,
and made his escape 10 the Indian Ter.
ritory. Sheriff Craig, OF Clay county,
Texas, offers 81, 100 reward for his cap
ture Brown is we'll known throughout
the Territory and southern Kansas as q
fearless, reckless man, and hard char
anter. lie participated in the Caney-
vile, Kansas. robbery, assisted in the
murder of Stockstill and Henderson.
stock men, and is thought to have been
one of the men implicated in the Cowley
county bank robbery in 10 ut this place.
For a number of years he has
been roaming along the border Of Kan
sas, making his headquarters at the
mouth of the Cimarron. More than 81.
600 in rewards had been offered for him
before he was captured in Mexico and
taken to Henrietta. On one occasion he
travelled four hundred miles to kill q
half.breed Indian who had Informed ar
officer of his whereabouts"
Brown is one of the parties with
whom Sheriff Craig stopped in Emporit
IN the spring on his way from New
Mexico, and was an inmate of the Lyo.
county Jail for nearly week during
which time he and two other prisoner
came very nearly making their escap'
by saving assunder their manacles.
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4 peI,rhtrui Evening.

The Episcopal seciable held at the /
residence of Mrs. j. G. Burnett between
9th and 9th avenues "Wednesday evening, |
was one Of the most enjoyable affairs Of
the season Mine host and hostess did |
their utmost 10 make their visitors feel |
at home. and if we may judge by the
unanimous sentiments expressed by
every one present, they succeeded ad-
mirably An elegant and refined musi-
cal and literary program was prepared
arr! carried out most successfully. Al
ter the reception Of visitors and some
social enjoyment the D,ale quartet, con-
sisting of Prof. Sogard, r. NJ. Bachelor,
f. Riply and J. c. Burnett, with Miss
Eliza Iuness, as pianist, rendered Per-
kins charming glee, The Three Chat
fers' in splendid style and was really a
musical treat Miss May Randolph fol-
lowed with beautiful selection entitled,
'.The Maiden Msrtyr," which was read
in foYeibiy and clear style, showing con-
siderable cultivation Of e!ocutionary
powers.
Mr.. Z. Ripiy followed with one OF
Thomas delightful ballads, entitled.
"See that My Graves Kept Green"
This gentleman has lately came TO En-
poria. from New York and is quite an
acquisition 10 the musical taleHt of EN-
Doria. He has "A sweet, clear tenor voice,
which charmed all who heard him read
the sweet ballad. Mrs. Delap, with her
usual goodness of heart, favored the
company with delightful reading
entitled, "Archie Dean" She held her
audience spell bound during the
recitation of the piece and the
many beautiful peinta Of the
piece were brought out so that one
would almost think they were in the
presence of the real Archie and his
fickle-minded maiden. Every one pro-
nounced it the gem of the evening. An
other glee followed, the name of which
we failed To get. but the rendering OF 1t
was equally as good as the first, and
showed evidence OF decided talent and
culture In the voices of the quarlette.
Refreshments, beautifully supplied. were
next in order, and after the good things
had been disposed of and pleasant So
cial time enjoyed in the discussion OF
business among the ladies of the church,
the evening had passed so pleasantly
that we forgot "a look NJ the time. Like
all good things il must have an end, so
we reluctantly were forced 10 take our
leave OF our kind host and hostess, bear.
ing with us the remembrance of one oi
the most pleasant and enjoyable socia
blcs il has been our pleasure 10 attend.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
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reference which she makes in her letter
of acceptance, to Democratic progress"
The Eureka Herald says that Elder
Mitchell Is to receive $40 for mailing
the Greenback canvass in the Third con
gressional district. A regard for the
historical fitness of things inspires a
wide-fclt regret that the denominations
Of modern coin will not admit of pay
ing him his price in thirty pieces of
silver.
The cabalisiic 1929" appears in the
current issue of the Fusion organ of
this city. Do these figures represent the
number of times that its real editor, c.
V. Eskridge, bias run for office in Lyon
county, or the number of competitors
that its nominal proprietor will have TO
buck against in his efforts TO get the
postoffice, il Hancock should be elected
The 1929 lunacy has not made its APP
pearance in Kansas. Jawhawkers are
too thrifty for any such nonsense. The
class Of men who are mean enough 10
go round at night painting these figures
on the doorstepa of Republicans. real
lac better profits in this country by sur
reptitious RAIDS on hen coops and coal
piles.
Judge" Lynn, it seems, has gone into
the canvass with his sleeves relied up,
and is announced TO speak in all the
towns of any importance in the Fifth
Judicial district, ]. w, thinks theo-
retical regard for the dignity of the er-
mine is all we'll enough, but that when
year, there is no room for false senti-
mentality.
The Fusion organ in this city promis,
o. the public an iAstallment Of hog wash
next week in relation TO the frauds al,
legged TO have been perpetrated upon the
citizens of Lyon county. If there should
happen TO be u mournful dearth of Esk.
ridge on the street corners for few
days, it will be pretty generally under
stood, in the light of the above an
nouncement, that the bowels of the Spoon
river statesman are moving again.
The posters announce that the 'silvel
tongued orator of the west," Gen. Chas
w. Blair, will be present at the Fusion
rally in this city one week from tonight
Blair ought to draw with all the force o
a mustard plaster. That "silver tongue
business should settle the enthusiastic
character of his reception beyond ;
doubt. Your political reformers MAJ
hang out on legitimate argument til
! kingdom coine, but the ring of tn
, precious metals WAS never known to fai
to bring them TO time.
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Pain in tne Rack.
YOUNG M en-

We say positively, md without fear of con-
tradiction, that DAY S KIDNEY Pa d is the
only certain and permanent cure for every
form of this prevalent and distressing COM
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Come to STAY.

We announced day or two ago that NJ
II. Bates, a former citizen of Emporia,
but for some years o Eesident Of LA
Grange. Missouri, WAS on a visit here
We have since learned that Mr.. Bates
has sold his property in Missouri, and
returned TO Emporia to again become q
permanent citizen. This announcement
will be received with expressions of
pleasure by Mr.. Rates' hundreds oil
friends in this city and throughout this
section of the state, by whom he will bt
remembered as proprietor Of the frs
drug store in Emporia, and long tht
owner of the store now owned by NORTH
&, Ryder
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Track Topics.

The Little Buttercup is the belle of
the Santa Fe road.
The Howard branch is the biggest
road of its size in Kansas.
The biggest engine in the United States
was in Emporla Thursday evening.
The NJ. K. s. T., is doing a wholesale
passenger business during the st. Louis
fair.
The Santa Fe and Kansas Pacific have
taken of sale all emigrant tickets to
Kansas points.
Emporia is the best town with the
poorest depot on the line of the Santa
Fe road west of Topeka.
The scheme of extending the Santa
Fe road through the Indian Territory
into Arkansas, seems to be hanging fire.
Since Colorado has lost caste as san
atorium for consumptives,th the express re-
ceipts on western roads have fallen off
about % per cent.
The only essential difference between
the average smoking caboose at the end
of long journey and hog car is that
the latter is doable,decked.
Enough fat steers and obsese porkers
are annually shipped over the Santa Fe
road to furnish beef and pork for ma
ton of ordinary dimensions.
We don't hear anything more about
Newton's $4,000 depot. We suspected
from the first that the edifice was being
mainly constructed upon paper.
The man who gets onto train with
out ticket or his pocket book is pretty
sure to bring up at some point not great
ly remote from the place of beginning.
If there wasn't any railroads, the peo
pie who make their living by suing
souIless corporations for damages
would be inclined to pronounce life an
abject failure.
The Parsons Republican sLys: 1t il
reported that the M, K. & T. are con
templating an extension from this place
to the southwest. 1t is said that they arr
now engaged on a preliminary survey
The supposed objective point is the far
famed land of Capt. Payne in the Indi
an Territory.
Kansas City Times: Regarding late
rumor that the Atchison, Topeka & San
ia Fe road has secured control of the
Kansas City, Lawrence & Southern, i
can be stated that there are no new de
velopments. General Manager Nettle
ton states that, so far as he knows, NJ
ouch arrangement has taken place, anC
he is also OF the opinion that nothing
further will be heard regarding the mat
ter.
The Chicago Tribune says the depart
ure for New York of A. N. Towne of tn,
Central and Union Pacific roads, w.
Strong of the Atchison, Topeka 6 SAINT,
Fe and Mr.. Stubs, representing tn
Central Southern Pacific road, taken II
connection with the fact that these com
binations are rapidly pushing their line
so as to connect in New Mexico by Jan
uary 1, indicates clearly that an attem p
will be made to break the Gould mono
poly over the western roads.
Kansas City Times: 1t was reportet
Monday to a Times reporter that ia.
Gould had taken the n. Z. s. T. rail
way from the hands of the trustee
by paying all back coupons, ant
that on and after December LIST it woul'
be operated as part of the great Mis-
souri, Pacific system. This has been II
ported several times before, but it look
like a reality now.
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There was sorrow IN the house ofa Rur-
al street lady friend of ours the other even
ing. She would not be consoled. She
had been out doing some shopping, and
did not reach home till quite late To
save trouble when she made
her toilet she put on her hustle and over
this her redingote. When she returned
she found a gentleman friend present in
the house and simply took off the redin-
cote, forgetting that she had on her bus
tie. After entertaining the gentleman
very agreeably forsome time, and he had
bid her good evening, she went to her glass
and found the hustle still in its place.
You may judge there was few "desul-
tory remarks" and some tall "waltzing
around" when she made the discovery.
II was perfectly awful, and We agreed to
say nothing about 1t.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
State Constitution--ConstitutionaI
Convention Recommended.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION No. 7.
Recommending the calling of a constitution
nl Vhnfinn

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION No. I.
Recommending the calling OF a constitution
al convention
Be 10 resolved By the Legislature of the State
OF AdnSds, tsco-tAirdS Of all the members
elected TO each house coRcu ring therein:
SECTION l That it is hereby recommended
to the electors of the state of Kansas that az
the general election to be held for the election
of members of the legislature, on the Tuesday
succeeding the u st MOI day in November A.
u. eighteen hundred and eighty, they vote
for or against a convention 10 change and re-
wise the constitution of the state of kansas
SIC =. That the ballots at such election
shall be printed or written. or partly printed
ana partly written The form of the ballot
shall be. For q constitutional convention -
Or "a Rainst constitutional convention "
SEQ 3 This resolution shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication in
the statute book.
l hereby certify that the above bill origin
ated IN the senate. February goth. 1879, and
passed that body February 2sth. 1879
LYMAN U. HUMPHREY,
HENRY BRANDLEY President of senate
Secretary OF Senate.
Passed the house March 9Th, 1879.
SIDNEY CLARKE,
WRIT w WALTON, Speaker of House
Chief Clerk of House
Approved March Sth. 1879.
JOHN z. ST, JOHN. Governor
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SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 2
Proposing amendment to section one of arti-
Gle eleven of the constitution eff the state of
Kansas. relating to property exempt from
taxation.
Be it resoLOed by the Legislature of the state
of Kansas. loo-tAirds Of az the members
elected to each hOase concuSrin0 therein:
SECTION 1 The following proposition to
amend section one of article eleven of the con-
stitution OF the state of Kansas, shall be sub
mittcd to the electors of the state for aalop
tion or rejection, at the general election to be
held on the Tuesday succeeding the first Mon
day ia November, A. ID. eighteen hundred
and eighty: That section one OF article elev-
en- of the constitution oil the state of Kansas
shall be SO amended as to read as follows
section !. The legislature shall provide for
uniform and equal rate of assessment and
for state, county. municipal, literary, educa-
tionaD, scientific, religious, benevolent and
charitable purposes shall be exempt from
SEC ?. The following shall be tho method
OF submitting said proposition: The ballots
shall be either written or printed, or partly
printed and partly written, thereon, "For the
proposition to amend section one of article
eleven OF the constitution OF Kansas, strikin 2
out esot the clause e5emptlng two hundred dollars
Against the proposition to amend section
one of article eleven of the constitution OF the
emptIng two hundred dollars ($200l personal
property from taxation"
SEC B 7 his resolution shall take effect and
in the statute book.
hereby certify that the above bill origin
ated in the senate, January 2lst, 1879, and
passed that body February 18th, 1879.
LYMAN u. HUMPHREY,
HENRY BRANDLEY, Presd't OF Senate
Secretary OF Senate.
Passed the house February 26tb, 1879.
SIDNEY CLARKE.
WRIT. W WALTON, Speaker OF House
Chief Clerk of House.
Approved March 4th. 1873
JOHN T.. ST. JOHN.
Governor
The STATE OF KANSAS,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF 81 ATE. e.
1, James Smith, Secretary of State of the
State OF Kansas. do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true and correct copy OF the
original enrolled joint resolution now on file
in my Office, and that the same took effect by
publication N the statute hook May 'th, a.
ID. 1879.
In testimony whereof have hereunto sui
scrIbed my name and All Xed my Of
lsEAL- fetal seal Done At Topeka, this lst
day OF July, A. ID. 1880.
JAMES SMITH,
Secretary of State