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line thereof, and inserting instead thereof the
words zone year from the time when such interest
commences and also by striking out the words
two wears from the date of the assessment in the
ninth and tenth lines thereof and inserting instead
thereof the words the time limited in th, section
for such redemption.
SECr 20. Section fifty-nine of the same chapter
* hereby amended, by adding thereto to the words
except when it i otherwise provided by law
SECT. 81 Section sixty-one of the same CHAPTER j.
hereby amended by striking out the words january
am ually in the second and third lines thereof and
inserting instead thereof the words each month OF
January in which the legislature meets, and also by
adding thereto the words and like estimates for the
wear next succeeding thereafter, and the county
for both said years hall be granted by the Legislature
separately at the same session.
SFCr - Section siXty-twO of the same chapter
is here l,v amended by striking out the words "Jauu-
arv annually in the fifth line thereof and inserting
instead thereof the words each month OF January in
which the legislature meets.
SECT. .. Section siXty-three of the same chapter
!, hereby amended by inserting after the word
>hsr' in the second line thereof the words lin tn,
month OF March in the year Tor which such tax i
granted.
seer. a. Section two of chapter seven of the
revised statutes is amended in the fifth line by ,trk
ing ont the word" ,eyenytwo and every years,
aud inserting instead thereof the words eighty-two
and every four years.
SyCr s. Section three of chapter seven of the
revised statutes is amended in the eighteenth line by
striking out the word ''ive before years, and in
sorting instead thereof the word four
SECT. %. Section two of chapter eight of the
revised j. amended IN the first line by sticking
out the word annually and inserting after the
word September" in the second line the words one
thousand eight hundred and eighty, and every two
wears thence following.
SECT. y. Section four of chapter eight of the
revised statutes is amended in the fifth line bv strk-
inc out the word ''one,' and inserting instead the
word two and in the sixth line by striking the
word .vear' and inserting instead the word wears
SESr. -. Section seventy-one of chapter eleven
of the revised statutes is amended in the first line of
the eighth clause by striking out after the word
legislature"
SECT 20. Section ffty-three of chapter fourteen
of the revised statutes Is amended i'll the second
line by striking the word annual" and in the
third line by inserting after the word January the
words 'one thousand eight hundred and eighty-One
and biennially thereafter
SECT. %. Section fourteen of chapter thirty OF
the revised statutes, is amended in the second line
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HE STATE OF MAINE.
inserting instead thereof the words at each session
of the legislature; and also by striking the word
'sixtynine in the second line thereof, and insert
ing instead thereof the word 'eighty-one.'
SECT. .. Section twenty-one of the same chapter
is hereby amended by striking the word ''annu-
ally in the second line thereof
SRCT. 3. Section fortytwo of the same chapter rs
amended by chapter ote hundred Of the public laws
of the year one thousand eight hundred and
seventysiX, is hereby further amended 10y inserting
after tina word year, IN the fifth line OF SAID
amended section rectei i'll said last named chap
ter, the words in which any election Is held Of
which returns are required to be made to the Office
OF the secretary of state
SECT. !. Section forty-iv of the chaI ter i
hereby amended by striking out the words W ednes-
and inserting instead thereof the words day of each
regular session Of The legislature
SECT. 3. Section fifty of the same chapter Is here
by amended by striking out the word annual in
the lirst lin. thereof.
SECT. .. section ffty-two of the same chapter il
hereby amended by striking the word Legislature
out OF the fourth line, and inserting In the place
thereof the words governor and council
SECT. !. Section siXty-sx of tue same chapter is
hereby amended 80 Is to read as folloWs:
SECT. CT. lie shall annually on the first Wednee
day in January, lay before the governor and coun-
ell printed deteiled account OF the state OF the
treasury distinguishing in the receipts and expendi-
lures the sums due at the close of the preceding
year from those that became due during the current
and what sums due 10 and from the treas
ury. and the resources OF the state the ensuing
year. The governor and council shall lay such
counts before the legislature each regular session
ON the first Monday thereof
SECT 5. Section scventy-two of the same chap
ter, j. heGcoy amended by striking out the word IAN
uully, in the first line thereof, and inserting in
stead thereof the word 'bennially
SICr. .. Section eighty-two of the same chapter
is hereby amended by striking out the word Give"
in the first line thereof, and inserting instead there
% ~, by striking
'aAnually" in the same line, and inserting in place
thereof the word 'beunially'
SECT. 10. Sections one, two and three of chapter
four OF the revised statutes hereby amended by
inserting the words n which election of COVER
senators and representatives is held after the
words ''in each year." wherever they occur in said
sections.
SECT. IL. Section four of the same chapter is
hereby amended by striking out the word "annual-
ly, III the first line thereof, and inserting instead
thereof the words in each year in which an election
of governor, senators aud representatives is held.
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from il yacateS the office.
SECT 3S Section ten of chapter fifty of the pub
lie laws of the year thousand eight hundred ana
seventy-eight is hereby amended by striking out OF
the second line. the words each month of Jauua-
" ,, and inserting in the MACE thereof tie MOre.
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PUBLIC LAWS OF II
Ten thousand copies of said report in size not ex-
ceeding two hundred page, shall be printed; nine
thousand bound in paper covers, one thousand in
cloth, oncalt OF tho-c in paper covers for the Use
of the leg stature and tn. remainder. after
ing suitable number io- foreign exchanges, for dis
Irritation under the direction OF the board among
the agricultural associations and the people OF the
state.
SECT. 5. The compensation of tn" secretary shall
he six hundred dollars lor anUum and reimburse
meHt for necessary expenses Incurred IA the discharge
OF his duties an account thereof to b" first audited
by the governor and council The secretary shall be
cN-oiiCio member OF the board OF trustees OF the
state college oi agriculture and the mechanic art
also of the board Of commissioners provided for in
section fifty of chapter fourteen OF the revised stat
uics relative to contagious diseases in cattle.
SECT. i. such portions OF sections one 10 six in
elusive of chapter fit eight OF the revised statutes
and all other acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with this act hereby repealed.
SECT. = This act snail take effect when approved
iApproved March l., lseo.l
Chapter G;G.
AN ACT relating to the sale OF the Franchises of
Railroad Corporations.
Be it. enacted &c, as follows
SECT. /. The provisions OF section seventeen TO
twenty, each inclusive, of chapter eighty of the
revised statutes, shall be construed apply to
the franchises OF railroad corporations who's rail
roads lie wholly within this state, except that in
case of railroad corporations notice shall be given
of the time and place OF sale, 10y po,tnga uotca.
ton thereof at the court house ia each county
through which such railroad runs, either wholly or
part, thirty days at least before the day of sale.
and by causing an advertisement 10 be inserted
three weeks successfully in at least one newspaper
Published in each county through which the road
runs, either wholly or in part, the last publication
be at least four days before the day of sale, and
ii there is no newspaper printed in any one or more
of such counties then III the state paper in lieu
thereof; and when the company has an established
Office in this state, notice Of the sale shall also be
given by leaving attc>ted copy Of the same ut thc
Office OF said company not less than thirty days
previous TO such sale and notice given in the man
ner herein provided shall be sufficient, and none
other shall be required.
SECT. 2. In case of sale upnH execution Of such
franchises, the officer shall deliver the purchaser
conveyance by deed Of the franchise SO sold.
SECT. 3. The franchises of railroads or their
right to redeem mortgages may, at the option of the
creditor be sold as above provided, may he seized
execution and sold by auction, is provided for
the sale of lands OF corporations in sections thirty
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SECT. 81 This act shall not affect the tenure o
the present incumbent of any Office named hcryiI
[Approved March IS, lssJ.l
Chapter 2i1.
AN ACT relating 10 the Salary sf Governor
BE IL enacted de- as follows:
SECT. !. The governor of the state j. entitled O.
receive after the Wednesday OF January. in ti-
wear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred ana
Cighty-One. 4 salary of two Thousand dollars ptr an
payments, on the first day Of January, April, JUN
and q ,tOber OF each year.
SECT. >. AllacIs and parts at acts iuc,>i,j,tcu;
herewith are hereby repealed. .Ap. Mar. Il, leens
Chn4ier a-::.
AN ACT relating to seizures on Executions.
Be 1t tHGcted dc. rs follows:
SECT |. Section tfty-siX of claUier eiEhty-0ur OF
the revised statutes is hereby amended by inserting
after the word ''deendant in the thirteenth line thu
following words: no seizure execution of real
estate where there is no subsisting attachment
thereof made in the suit in which such execution.
issues shall create any lien such real estate, IN
less the officer making it within i've DAYS thereafter
files IN the office of the register of deeds in the
county district in which all or any part of said
estate is situated an atte,ted copy OF much Of Lis
with the names eff the parties, the date Of the eNecu-
ton, the amount of the debt and costs named
therein, and the court by which It was issued. Il
the copv is not led the seizure -hal take effect
from the time it is fled so that said section, a.
amended shall read a follows:
SECT. Sc. No attachment of real estate ON uIoSue
process shall create any lien thereon, unless the
ture and amount of plaintiffs demand is set forti
in proper counts. or specification thereof i al
neXed TO the writ unless the officer ma king it
within five DAYS thereafter files in the Office o.
register of deeds in the county district in which
all part of said estate is situated, atte>ted
COW of much of his the writ, rs relates
to the attachment with the value of the defendant
property which he il thereby commanded attach
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End during said twenty days any person voted for
either personally, hv with counsel shall have the
privilege of examining said returns in the presence
Ut the governor and council, either of them,
Wy member of the council. The persons having the
highest number of votes not exceeding the number
~ be chosen, shall be declared elected and shall be
nolhe thereof by the secretary of state, he sworn,
and enter upon the discharge of official duties on the
hI>t day OF January thereafter. II number OF
persons, exceeding the number to be chosen receive
an equal number OF votes, no one Il elected. But,
IN order 10 ascertain what persons have received the
highest number Of votes, the governor and council
shall count and declare fer any person all votes in
)enussily cast for such person, although his name
upon the ballot Is misspelled or written with only
We initial or initials of his christian name or names
and they may hear testimony upon oath, in relation
10 such votes in order get at the intention OF the
electors and decide accordingly. The provisions OF
III, section shall be applied IL determining the eiec-
ton OF all county officers, and the provisions OF SAID
section nye 80 far they relate to the examination
whom votes We're Intentionally cast, shall he appod
III determining the election Of representatives 10 con-
ere senators and representatives TO the state legS-
SUR ana electors OF president anu wee y
Of the nied States. In all cases when return Is
detective lay reason of any informality, duly at,
tstedcopy of the record may be substituted therefor
Approved March Is, 1851
Chapter 23I.
AN ACT to amend section one, chapter one hun
bred ana forty-two of the Revised Statutes reiat-
ing 10 the Reform School.
be u etdctef. dc, as follows:
Section one, OF chapter one hundred and forty-two
OF the revised statutes is hereby amended by srlk-
hg out in the seventh and eighth lines of sald sec
ton the words "They are allowed ten cents n mile
for actual travel each way and inserting instead
the words They allowed actual expenses so that
said section, amended, shall read as follows:
SECT. !. The government of the state reform
school, established for the instruction, employment
and reform of Juvenile offenders, in the town oil
n. n
vested in board of five trustees appointed by the
governor, with the advice of the council and com
mlssoned to held their offices during the pleasure oil
The governor and council, but not more than four
years under one appointment. They are allowed ac-
tual expenses and two dollars day for their ser
vices when employed. They have charge or the
general interests of the institution, shall see that Its
Affairs are conducted required by the legislature,
and such bylaws rs the board may adopt see that
proper discipline is maintained therein provide EN-
ployment for the inmates, and bind them out dis
GAaT.a remand them lerena fter nroNided APP
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Section sixteen of chapter six of the revised sta.
tutes, is hereby amended by adding after the word
reside" in the second line thereof, the words Eek
cept stock owned by persons residing out of the
state, which shall be taxed in the town or towns
where the bridge is located; and where such bridge
is located in two towns, onc-half OF such stock so
owned by persons residing OF the state shall be
assessed and taxed in each town, so that said section
as amended shall read as follows:
SECT. 16. The stock OF all toll bridges shall he
taxed personal property 10 the owners thereof IN
the towns where they reside, except stock owned 10y
persons residing out Of the state, which shall be tax
ed in tile town towns where the bridge is located
and where srch bridge is located in two towns
half of such stock 80 owned by persons residing ont
OF the state shall be assessed and taxed in each
town Approved March Is. 1850!
Chapter 1:sl.
AN ACT to amend amendment to chapter sixty
six of the Public Laws OF eighteen hundred aud
.eveuty-cight, relating to shore Fisheries.
Be II enacted, &c, as follows:
SECT /. Section one of chapter one hundred and
twelve of the public laws of the year eighteen hun
bred and ScvtHtynine il hereby amended, 10y stink
ing out aft er the word "width' In the sixth Inc 81
said section the following words: and such taking
or fishing therefor s,aso hereby prohibited in any OF
the waters within nautical mile of the coast, or
of any inhabited island within the jurisdiction of
this state that said section, ~ alneEced, snail
read as follows:
SECT l. The taking of herring, or porgies, OF
menhadeB, or fishing therefor by the use OF purse
and drag seine-. is hereby prohibited in all OF the
-mall BAYS, inlets harbors rivers of this state,
where any to the same, or any part thereof
from land to land, is not more than two nautical
miles in width. under penalty upon the master or
person in charge of such seine or senes or upon the
owner of said vessels, seine scines. OF not less
than one hundred nor more than three hundred dol
lars. and there shall be Il lien upon the VesSels,
steamers, boats and apparatus used in such unlaW-
full pursuit until said penalty with costs of prosecu-
ton Is paid; hut net for mcshing porgies OF not
I,,t mn .hgsi n
for meshing herring OF not more than one hundred
and seventy meshes in depth, shall not be deemed
seine
SECT . All of chapter sxtysi Of the public
laws of eighteen hundred and seventycight, except
ing sect on one as amended, is hereby repealed.
SECT. 8. All penalties named in section one may
be recovered by Indictment action of debt; and
one-fourth part the penalty recovered imposed
shall be for the benefit of the complainant or party
prosecuting and the remaining three-fourths to the
County in which the proceedings are commenced.
4 ...r.:ed MarcA Is lssA
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fIgIIl 10 IPVt''I Nd! NJ 1Ht UItIH VI trc
creditor be sold above provided, may he seized
execution and sold by auction, as is provided for
the sale of lands o: corporations in sections thirty
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Our Geographic columns of yester-
day gave the account of the burning
of a two-story building at Cherryvale,
Kansas, in which three men were
burned to death. Last night an Of
f1cer from that town arrived in this
city and arrested two tramp printers,
who had been in the city during the
past two days, upon the charge of set
ting fire to the building. The men ar
rested did not offer any resistance, and
the officer left with them this morning
on q freight train.-FOrt Scott Monitor.
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The New York Evening Post is the
authority for the statement that "the
present activity in real-estate circles is
SO great that experienced dealers dc
not hesitate to declare that it has never
been equaled. Good judges assert that
since last October there has been an
average general increase of 30 pei
cent. in the value of city property.
The healthy character of this revival
in real estate is shown by the facts
that in most recent transfers the whole
price has been paid in cash, and that
second mortgages have become practi-
cally obsolete"
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There was an attempt to break Jail
made last Friday night. Jennings,
charged with murder, King, charged
with misdemeanor, and another pris-
oner charged with felony, jumped upon
Hodgson when he went in TO lock them
in their cells, beat and scratched him
and attempted to lock him in one of
the cells. He finally obtained the
mastery and locked them up. 1t will
probably result i'm two of them going
to the peni1entiary for longer term
than they would otherwise have re-
ceived.
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State Treasurer.

Let us also reiterate the Common
sUe0lth's sentiments on this subject.
The man who would have the temer-
ity in the Convention to nominate any
other than "Honest" John Francis for
State Treasurer, ought to be shot. We
have too much faith in our people and
party in the State to believe for a
moment that they would countenance
any other nominee. We expect to see
Mr.. Francis nominated by acclama-
nation, and we shall not be disap-
pOinted.-LdTned ChrOnOscOpe.
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We are informed in a point-blank,
convincing manner Wednesday last,
that D. c. Haskell did promise orally
and by writing, that Patterson should
be appointed postmaster at Humboldt.
The present appointee is all right, but
it was entirely unnecessary for bud.
to stultify himself in the manner he
has done in this question:.
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Literary Union.


Programme January 3Oth, 1880:
Music-VOcal.
Select Reading-Kate Thrasher.
RecitatiOn-Alice Hartley.
Declamation-Henry Arnold.
Music-Vocal.
Essay-Chas. Hamilton.
Select Reading Mrs. J. III. Rich.
ards.
Dramatic Representations. a.
Harris and A. G. Scott.
Music-VOcal.
DeclamatiOn-J. III. Richards.
Address-E. D. Brown.
Programme, February 9Th, 1880:
Music-Vocal.
Decentralization PaxsOn.
Select Reading-Sylvia Young.
Paper-Judge Bell.
DeclamatiOn-T.S S. Slower.
Music-VOcal.
Paper on Medical Topic-Dr. Chas-
tain.
Address A. G. Scott.
Music-Vocal.
Recitation-Jennie Colborn.
Oration-W. G.. Mcdonald.
Extemporaneous Address-W. g.
Allison.
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Soldiers and Sailors Reunion

Soldiers and Sailors Reunion.
To the soldiers and sailors of the late
.00r residing in Allen county:
A meeting will be held in Humboldt,
February 21st, 1880, at Longs Hall, at
IL m. of said day, for the purpose of Or
ganiZing reunion association of the
soldiers and sailors above mentioned.
All are invited to attend and the COM
mitteemen from each township are
requested to give notice of this meet
ing and personally attend the same.
BY order of Committee,
w. III. DONAHO, Chm.
Henry D. Smith, Sec'y, Humboldt,
Kans., to whom all communications
should be addressed.
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Boss Shoe Shop.
AtDR. CASSADY'S residence in northwest
n part Of town.
Cheaperst and Best work done.
F. w. NAMENDORF.
Sherif's Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
STATE A;IsS OF Fd KANsAs' |ss
In the District Court, Seventh Judicial Dis
trict, sitting in and for Allen County, State of
Kansas:
Ed. WOLF, Plointif,
VB.
GEORGE W. DozIEn, Defendant.
By virtue Of an execution issued by the Clerk
of the Seventh Judicial District Court, in and for
Allen county, State Of Kansas, in the above en-
titled cause, and to me directed and delivered,
will on
Tuesday, February 10th, A. D. 1880,
at 10 O'Clock q. m. of said day at the residence
of George w. DOzier, on the farm known as the
Cramer farm In Usage township, Allen county,
Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, all the right, titIs and
interest OF the said defendant, George w. DOz-
Ter, to the following described personal prop
erty:
One light roam heifer about eleven mon tbs old.
One red roam heifer about eleven months old
One speckled roam heifer coming two years
old.
One red roam heifer coming two years old.
One red roam COW four years old.
One spotted roam heifer coming three years old.
Said personal property has been duly levied
upon as the property of the above named defend
ant and will be sold to satisfy said execution
subject to chattell mortgage hold by one Dam
iel Davis for the sum of $4,000.
ALBERT HODGSON,
Sheriff Of Allen County, Kansas.
Sheriff g Office, lola, Kans., January %, 1880.
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An appalling disaster occurred at
Cherryvale Thursday of last week. A
large stone building occupied by the
Globe printing office, and sleeping
apartments, caught fire and burned to
the ground. Three men were burned
to death in the building. 1t is not
known how the fire caught.