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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

EEucuErr tina, W. waut not only TO
carry Yves, Virginia - Tuesday, hut to
increaso the m,ipr;tt : in every county
AMI district. We want every vote.
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NOTICE..
CRY CLERKS OFFICE

CRY CLERKS OFFICE
WHETlI>". W. VA, October 3, $50
sealed proposals will t. received at the Office
If tpr civ Girrk until MONDAY, OCTOBER
H.. | ~. III O'Clock T. n, Iura >ui;ah'cn anu cen.
rrll lot in the seventh wdrl, On which 10 hnild
"A Hose HuU>,, said p~rDInSii On - cihbracc price
s's', ,uca,i II, ,SC., Oi sid lot, the Con ihitteo
ON Fl Department rr>crviug Tie night to reject
Uuy or all bids: bids IL De- Addressed Ia the
Committee Oh Fire bel artH cnt.
ALIEN UrDEGRAFF,.
ocqr city Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

THE expose made by Ir. LUN, OF the
National Grcenback Committee, places
Chairman JEWELL and the Republican
party i'm an unenviablc light As to
Mr.. Candidate WEAVER, it has been an
open secret that he was Il Republican
mlsquerading in 4 GrecnhacS suit; but
the statement male by Mr. LUM will as
sure many people who dol not give iull
credit 10 the report, that WEAVER is u
irdul Of the first wafer. The immacu-
late jewell who, as campaign leader OF
the immaculate Republican party, has
pretended, time aud again, that he hated
the very name OF Grecnblcker, has, in
reality, been on the most intimate
terms with the fraudulent GreeEback
,tnliitte-so intimate, in fact, that he
has Supplied the funds which nave been
ash 20 support the Grccnback cam.
pai-n Whenever and wherever IL could
ilrrct Il the benefit OF the Republican
party. Many people besides Democrats
are last coming To believe that both
MAE>IuL jewell and JAMES Il.
Wr,vsG are hypocrites, AMI that the
last name individual is entitled to the
additional diStinctiOnOf being a traitor
g. the party which trusted in his honor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

4 vorE on an Exposition excursion
train yesterday morning on the ALE
gheny Valley Railroad stood-HAN-
COCK, 36S; GARFIELD, l25.
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ATTENTION /!
rn1.vG rv.s DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

yvOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUE.
Tie member o. lie Young Mons Democratic
Cluh rru requested to lnee, at the north iroht oi
tie Cap to-, in full uni orm, this evening" al .
n'rrErk ,larp. for the purpose OF marching In a
Lniv L. tie acadcuy OF Music. where IN y Will
be- IL. cnt,l with Il banter 10y the LADIES'
democratic cub. after which they will march
:, ms corner oi Mun and Twelfth itreets; u
uar'iriua,c in the Procession. livery member
'h,ult turu out. u This j. the last uenOnstra-
ton hciur. tie state election.
'' JAMES WHEELER. Prest.
Z OUAERIER, Scc'y. ociq
J.. VI. BIRCH, Captain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

II tin R.pph'; VA, dom curry Ohio
bv 4 good round mli1r.tr in o"ob"r
the subsequent ~p;ocs".iir-j wi,! interest
them no wurC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-09

THE Democratic wanG.grs IN Indiana
will kcrpa sharp isak'H' ~ Tuesday
fo- Eastern dollars aHi kgutUcky ne
vrptS
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DIR. GEORGES CALL TO CHICAGO.

We learn from the Sunday Chicago
Tim. 81 October ; |, that Rev. DIR. a.
G.. GE9SGE. oi Parkersbury, 4 former
pastor of Fourth street Church, in this
city, has accepted al invitation from the
trustees AMI members OF the Centenary
Church, in Chicago, to become its pas
tor, provided the authorities OF the
church concur. Their is, we suppose, no
Doubt that the arrangement will be con-
summu;cl, and that Dr.. GEORGE will
become the successor of the present in
cumLeut. Dr. TnoMhs.
1t is Il feather in the cup OF West Nr-
g:nia M,thoiism, that the largest church
oi that denomination in the West will
be 4 second time filled by ministers
from this State. DIR. Thomas is a native
OF West Virginia, and DR.. GEORGE, a
though not a native, is ut present a
member Of the West Virginia Confer
eEcc.
There will he many regrets on the
part o! the MethodiSts OF this
conference at the loss OF DR.. GEORGE,
but all will conccdc that the extended
lield TO which he will be transferred, is
better suited to his eminent abilities and
his high qualifications for usefulness.
There are lew men in the Methodist
Church who are his peers in point OF
culture and mental resources, and at the
sane time, none who are more practica!
and progressive. That he will make his
mark on Chicago aMc,hodism no one
will doubt, and both Methodism and
Chicago are to be congratulated on Sc
curiE. his services.
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nEwApvERr,sEMEMTs.

Y osT-t ow-sTR lYED FROM BowHAN's
II Pasture, up Caldwelrs Run, a red Gov,
wi1h A white tail, large hOrLs, with brass UPS
en- them. Any information concerning htr VIII
be thankfully re, eived. A eward OF y Will De
paid for her return To
cco. NO. 26O6 Main street.
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THE LADIES ALL SAY

TIiAT LOGAN, LIST 4 CO.'S EXCELSIOR
/ Baking Powder ~ the best In the market,
t"rl!ii,rIi. and Batter Cake il IS unriSallcd.
Sold o.! "a" be-: dci,rrs. ASK Tor The EXCELSIOR
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24
Tory Items.

The enumeratOrs of the census are
seen no more riding around at full
speed among the harvesters, and Nee
essarily interrupting them i'm their Ia
Dor. Some OF these officials inform Us
that almost universally the people in
their respective districts have respond
ell eheerfully in giving the required
information.
The past week was delightful one
for harvesting. No high winds and
the weather not very hot. A large
amount Of wheat was put in stack. II
will require ten or twelve days to fin
ish. The yield will probably be from
10 To Is bushels per acre. There are
occasional fields that will yield twenty
or twenty-five.
Corn made fine growth in the last
ten days, but now Reeds rain. The
cbintZ bugs are deserving the wheat
fields and seeking more gustatory
pleasure in the juicy corn. Oh for a
rain-as soon As all the wheat is in
stack-to decimate their ranks.
We are all satisfied with Garfield
Some were indeed surprised, but your
correspondent was not one of them,
ANNOTAToR.
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There are two sides to a COW, as all
know. but there is only one side with
the ordinary run of cows which is the
right side for milking purposes. An
expert may be able to extract the lac
teal fluid from all points of the COM
pass, but one unskiiled in the delight
full mysteries OF "pailing," cannot 20
al the business with such ease. The
other day-s hot day, we saw very
worthy neighbOr spend nearly two
valuable hours in trying to milk a
rather wild COW on the wrong side.
Though endowed with ordinary pa
thence he could not help but grow red
in the face and look much as if he had
been binding wheat all day, before he
was SO entrenched that he had conf
mand of the situation. Just as he
would get settled comfortably for the
business, the COW would brush his
face with her tail, and lifting hind
leg would Overturn the citizen, pail
and all. This interesting procedure
continued for quite length of time.
Finally passing neighbor suggested
that the COW would be in better mood
if MIXED from the other side. The
advice was followed and all further
proceedings were easy enough. The
citizen will have the fright side for
milking purposes" plainly branded,
with the expectation of having easy
sailing hereafter.
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A SUBSCRIBER.

/ have the pleasure of reporting my
work completed, and the list of per
sons enumerated by me forwarded 10
the county clerk. ! report for Gyp-
sum Township: dwellings 81, families
80, farms 81, and population of Al
persons-all white.
Eureka Township Dwellings 50,
families 80, and population of 43O-
all white. Respectfully,
J. c. TERRY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

vest time you know.
We would like to see the new depot
going up.
CIV. Gentry has put new harness
shop in the old stand Uncle Geo. IL
an experienced hand at the business
and will do you a work rs good and
as cheap as you can get it done at any
place in the country for the cash.
Give him q call and see.
The coal shutes are completed and
are quite an improvement on the old
way Of "coaling up" engines.
+. NJ. Hodge has opened out his
billiard hall aud saloon at the old
stand again.
W. III. Gentry is selling . great
many fat cattle to shippers for the
Denver market.
Thos. Corbett and family have NOV
ed to Denver.
The BroOkviIle mills have abandon
ed the use of hay as fuel.
Frank Burke and J. b. Van Ansdel
are going to New Mexico in 3 short
time. We are sorry to loose the gen.
tlemen and their families from OuI
midst but what is our loss Is some
body else's gain. They are both good
citizens and We wish them prosperity
where ever they may journey.
We are informed that J. w. Craw-
ford will open out a restaurant i'm the
building lately occupied by J. b.
Alexander; it is good stand and We
know no reason why Mr.. {. could moi
make money At the business. That q
good restaurant will pay in Brook
vile, is self evident.
Our young friend J. f. Vance, who
has So long been connected with J.
Beebe & Co., in their store at this
place, has quit the merchantile bust
ness and gone TO railrOading. Close
confinement was telling on his health
Jake is a splendid fellow and will
make good railroad man. CAD.
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lPublisAed Thursdsy Juse slsA, $50.
Ordnance No. 80.

Ak ORDiHANCE providing for the construction
Bea or,isised By the Mayor aad O@eii~e. q IA.
Csy cfSaiiaa:
SECTION I. That every owner Of any real estate
cSSa.ang Gn me vese ssds Of Fourth street IN Tho
street, hereby required TO build or cause 10 be
built on or before the First day Of August, lssO
sidewalk in front Of such real estate in . manner
a. described In section Of this ordinance and "a
The satisfaction and approval Of the Committee on
SEC l. rh.. every owner of any real e.,.,.
City, between Tenth Street and the vest side Of
Third street, Is hereby required TO build or cause
to De built ON or before the Eirst day Of August
Issg and 70 maintain sidewalk in front Of such
real estate said street. in manner IS described
In section Of this ordinance and 10 the satisfaction
and approval Of the Committee on Sidewalks
SEC. B. That the sidewalks provided for by SEC
tons and Of this ordinance shall be Of even
grade throughout to be determined by the City
Engineer, and shall be built Ave feet four inches
vide, Of brick With stone curbing. or Of good
.NPenny nails, and supported by three 2xs inch
strngen veil Tapped and spiked with twenty
penny nails. The stripgers shall be laid upon
nat stones placed at intervals Of not more than four
SEC. Z. The Committee on sidewalks, shall, rs
soon as practicable amer the drst day Of August
Aforesaid, cause sidewalks 10 be constructed on
Tenth and Walnut Streets, between the limits de-
fined in sections and Of this ordinance, and in
the manner specified in section 3ofthi ordinance
in front Of all lots and premises whose owner
shall not have complied with the foregoing re-
quirements, and shall report their proceedings
gether With the length Of the side Of each lot ON
which such sidewalk Is constructed and the actual
expense Of the same for each Of said lots to the
Mayor and Council, and which report shall be in
writing and filed and preserved by the City Clerk
SEC: D. The expense Of building such aevalks
BY said Committee shall be assessed against the
real estate AUDITING thereon and collected rs other
taxes on such real estate
SEC. 9. This ordinance shall take effect and bs
in force from and amer its publication in the
SALINE COUNTY JOURNAL
Approved June 2lst, 1850.
WM. BERG Mayor
Attest. E. E BOWEN. City Clerk
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Nothin0 Like n.

Jackscn's Common Sense Lini-
ment-goOd for man or beast-willnO
burn or blister. Requires no rubbing,
cooling, soothing, Strengthening. A
positive cure for all ailments requiring
an outside application. For sale by
Oscar Seitz, Druggist. Wholesale
agents-McPike Il Fox, Atchison,
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New Nominee for the County Superin
tendentcy.

tendentcy.
On reading the names of nominees
for the County Superintendency, we
fail to see one whom for a long time,
we have hoped to see come out among
the first, viz: Miss Mary Wright, of
BroOkville.
1t will be remembered that sister
of Miss Wright, Mrs. Knapp, was a
candidate for the same efiice, few
years ago, and only failed in succeed
ing Prof. ID. J. Miner by his too late
withdrawal from the candidacy, in
her favor.
Miss Wright being still better intro
duced to the county, and all interest
ell i'm educational matters knowing
her full worth and ability to fill the
Office-her friends hope to see ereyy
one interested i'm the welfare of their
county, their individual districts, and
even her influence over their own
household, to give her hearty nOmi-
nation, and q united vote.
To the citizens Of Salina, whom she
has frequently been among, lies the
privilege of leading the van at the
coming election.
SUBSCRIBER
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AN ORDNANCE 70 Pssvset and rsstrai. n.issn-
60 asd esAsr isisTiss 70 tie Pshiir health
d WisssA y ~ AsS~ asS Ou,e1 q sAe Cas
q Aaiihs:
Ssc1loH !. That IL shalI BE- unhvfal Sor he
eUDR q OWEN, o. oscupaaf o. occupants, q any
III e Ists within the CITY Of Salina 10 permit OF
re. Any veeas. w :snno.en. o. .eAer sselsss
height eAae too feet upea any such les or hos
SIC. & That each And every owner and 0ccu-
p..t 81 sey lss lss within the niss Of The City
q S.iins b hereby required % cause 70 Be nevn
cat down sd es.arsd svsy. all ssch vesaA. viA
san00veFS o. cher useless plants, Rroging uneul-
tivssed. yhsssyer; .,a .. SO. = he sa.e sAall
SIC: ! Aey pesssa vhe shall Violate any e TIE
psevtdeos q thb efdinanee shah be deemed
Hny q asdecessos, and spoa eoavics,on
sAas sse selsn "A ca Of psoseeatios. asd sSaiI
BE- sajedgsa 70 Be inprisonsa asa committed 10
jail sstn s.eA Aas and costs are paA or sasis6ed.
coanifsee o. Psblic healtA, the city MARSHAL AAal
reqatFe The veeaA. s1n10weEs and useae8 plants
atsrenA, 70 b inoediasely cut dsvn and dessroy.
e o. resso.ea floa such premises. By posting .
ee s1cA premises. s.a u tie Provisioas Of this Or
1inasce b nee complied With within ten days amer
the posting Of sid sosice, the marshal shal cause
cut down destroyed removed ffoa sid loss, and
sAan keep a exaee scc0ant Of the sctuai expense
Incurred nPoe earh ioe separately, and report the
SIC TAe owner ofe aeh lot shall be liahlefor the
fall anooas ofexpense injured sach lss fog such
p1sPose and snch exPense shall also be lien uPsa
Aatd Ios and nay Be assesed and collected other
city take, OF the same may be recovered by suit
against sach owner vhenevef dee0ed advisable By
ne Caty Attorney. Ths expenses reported BY
City.
SIC 6. Any person Who shall secretly place or
coeeeal any carcAssrs Of dead animals. dreayed
Vegetables. 9Th. east-o6 clsehing other mafier
calculated 10 create siekness. or in any way prove
detrimental to the public health, in or among any
weeds. Wild sunA0wen or other useless plants upon
Any lot or lots in saiA city, shall be punished as
hereinbefore provided for . violation u the pre-
cedins sections Of this ordinance aud be subject TO
the sane 1ne and costs - h provided in case Of
violation Of this ordinance By the owners OF &C.
cupants Of aay lots Aforesaid.
SEC. Z, This ordinance shall be in force from
and amer IL pablicatioa once In the SAlIRE CorN-
TT J0rnNAL-
Approved June 3lss, 1850.
wM. BERG, Mayor.
Attest: E Z. BOWEN. City Clerk.
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HROOkvlllE ITEMS.
Warm dry weather.

Warm dry weather.
As we have been absent for the past
two weeks, We are not very well post
ed in regard to home affairs, but have
learned what we could.
DIR. +. w. Bullard and wife father
and mother of We local., of Cincinnati,
Nebraska, came down OH visit the
latter part of last week, and will re-
main until Thursday Of this week
when they will return. The DIR. thinks
Brookville has improved since they
left last summer, but like Nebraska
better.
At the rancho of A. w. McClennan,
on Friday morning the 18th inst, there
occurred q little shooting scrape in
which one Benson lost his life. The
name of the party who did the shoot
ing, we are informed, is Mills and Ben
son, Mills aud two other parties were
working onMcClennan's rancho. Mills
had lately come from the east and was
ola nervous temperament andwas very
easily plagued. Benson and the other
parties were always teasing and tor
menting him aud in one or two in
stances threw snakes on him. which
shocked him terribly, and he tried to
pursuade them 10 desist, but Benson
in particular persisted in his torment
ing, and on the fatal Friday morning,
Mills told him II he did not stop he
would get his revolver and shoot him,
when Benson dared him 10 do 80. He
went into the house aud came out with
his sixshoOter and Benson stepped out
and defied him to shoot, when Mills
fired, walked leisurely away, and
WAS seen no more. Benson was picked
up and carried into the house (by the
parties who had stood by and seen
him shot aud his wife sent for, but
she never saw him alive. The neigh
bors were aroused and 4 search insti-
tuted for the murderer, but lac has not
vet been captured. A coroner's in
quest was held over the remains Of
Benson on Saturday, and . verdict
rendered i'm accordance with the above.
The above are the facts in the case
~ nearly as We could learn them, and
if they are not suhstantiatesi, il was
not intentional On our part.
Mr.. J. II. Alexander has closed out
his restaurant and there'now remains
an excellent chance for some good
energetic party Ia make some money
with = good restaurant
We are informed that our friend
and fellow townsMan, Judge Moore,
is an aspirant for the otIice OF Clerk Of
the District Court ut the coming fall
election. Mr.. N. is our present Police
Judge aud Justice Of the Peace, is =
gentleman Of talent, . splendid PEN
man, has . great many friends
throughout the county, and can conn
mand almost the entire vote Of Spring
Creek township. He will make . very
excellent officer and ne wish him sue
cesa.
We had mot time 10 write mp our
trip 70 Colombo ibr this issue a the
JOURNAL, bat Win do ~ for the next.
Veg 1ne ven1her 60r harvus1fne,
hgs Wy IN ~ gsUU1ng crDD
- NJ ~ - - 80, -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

Messrs. Briggs & Gebhart are max
ing speciality Of the buggy business.
They are prepared to furnish q fine
line of top and open buggies. They
buy from first-class manufacturers and
the carriage work is the best in every
respect. If you contemplate the pur-
chase Of vehicle you will do well to
call upon them and talk with them
about prices, &c.
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.sIMiaa ~

Browns Twin Bed Springs excel all
others, two springs being made from
the same piece of wire. They are
nOiseless, will not sag, and will not
get out Of repair. Try them and you
will have no other. Manufactured and
for sale by A. Carpenter, Salina, Kan
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A Good Chance.

For sale OF rent-a good business
house and lot, centrally located on
Main Street, Lindsborg, Kansas.
House COX 30; good store glass
front, four good dwelling rooms up
stairs; cellar, out house. &c., &c. All
in good repair. For information en-
quire of JOHN GALLAGHER,
2G-tf Lindsborg, Kansas.
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Notice..

will be at the Court House in Sail
ma Tuesday and Wednesday, June 18th
and 3Oth, between the hours Of . A. NJ.
aud 8 p NJ. of each day, for the purpose
of correcting my enumeration Of the
population of Gypsum and Eureka
Townships. All feeling agrieved come
and see ms. J. &. TERRY,
Enumeration.
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Last Thursday, on complaint of the
superintendent of the express COM
pany, G.. NJ. BOlsten, station agent at
Bavaria, was arrested on the charge OF
embezzling money, and was bound
over TO court. The amount Of the
shortage is sonnet hing over sioo. Mr..
BolstoD was well thought of 10y the Ba-
varia people before this unfortunate
occurrence.
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One new twO-story stene house on
Santa Fee avenue, with rooms, acre
Of land, good well of water, and q
stone stable. Terms cash, i'm one
year, and 3 In four years. For further
information enquire at Gels Real Es-
tate Ofiice. 2l-3t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-24

When you see worthy burgher clad
in white vest, standing collar and
white neck-tie so ont and work three
or four days at "cradling" in two
acre field, you cannot but feel that this
country is coming to something after
all. Cincinnatus discarded all worldly
honors and Injuries for the plOw.
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The regular monthly meeting Of the
City Council occurred last Monday
evening. Some important business
was transacted. portion of which
was the passage Of the following Ordi-
nances: an ordinance requiring lot
owners to keep their property free Of
snnflowers and large weeds; an ordi-
nance providing for the construction
of sidewalks on the west side Of Tenth
street between Iron Avenue and Wal
nut street, and on the north side of
Walnut street-between Tenth and
the west side of Third street an ordi-
nance prohibiting the keeping and
feeding Of swine between the 18th of
March and the LIST Of September on
any lots between Fourth and Tenth
streets and between Elm and Null
berry streets. Action on bills was
postponed until next Monday eve
ming, to which time the council stands
adjourned.
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BOARDING for the Normal.

All persons, who are prepared to
furnish boarding and lodging to mem
bers of the Normal Institute which
begins July 9Th, and continues four
weeks, will confer favor. by notify
ing the undersigned of the fact and
stating terms. WIN. Bishop,
County Superintendent.
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Grain Market.

Messrs. +. Goodnow 4 Co. report
the following prices for grain: Wheat
No. 2, 75c; No. 3, 65c; No. 4, sc; Rye,
Soc; Corn, lsc; shelled corn, lsc;
Oats. spc.
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$40. 600 10 loaa

in small sums 10 Farmers in Saline
County. for harvesting. No indorsers
required. JOHN w. BERKS,
l5-tf Banker and Broker.
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Published Thursday June 2&th, 1851
Ordinance No. 3O6.

AN ORDINANCE In relation To the Keeping q
hogs and swine.
6r ordained BY the Mayor asi dsaseiineH Of n.
CRY Of Soiiaa
SECTION I. That 1t shall he unlawful for the ow D.
er or owners or occupant occupants Of any lot
lots within the foregoing limits In the City Of Sail
ma, to Wit between Fourth and Tenth Street, and
between Elm and Mulberry streets, TO keep or feed
or cause or permit 10 be kept % fed, any hogs OF
swine upon the 10, OF lots 80 owned occupied BY
them hetween the First day Of March and First das
of september Of each year.
SEC. 2. Any person Who shall violate any ofths
provisions Of this ordinance shall be deemed guilt
Of misiemeanor. and shall, upon conviction there
Of before the Police Judge, be hned not thar
twenty-five dollar and costs Of prosecution, an
shall be sdjudged 10 be imprisoned aud eommttsd
70 Jail until such fines and coats paid satisfied
SIC 3. This ordnaaee shall take effect and he Ia
force frosa and amer its publication once In ths
SALINE CouNTY JOURNAL
Approved June ?lst, lssD
WIN. BERG. Mayor.
Attest: T.. =. BOWEN, City Clerk