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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-07-21
The HARTFORD News.
EDITED By "JINGo."

FRIDAY, July Is.
Siias Hoover returned yesterday from
a trip TO Colorado. George Wilkins, of
Emporia, is spending few days here
visiting his brother. !. Elisha White
made large shipment of wool from this
station TO Chicago yesterday. ;. Mrs.
Mary O'Toole is quite ill, Drs. Reser
and Sutton in attendance. james
Evans, this morning began building a
business Office upon Main street It
will probably be used as loan Office.
James Coburn has purchased Lot in
the southern portion of the city and will
soon commence the erection of resi-
dence.. David Bernheisel this morn
ing is opening out stock of groceries
in the old Enterprise building. He i'm
tends ,lso to carry full line of dry
goods III a short time. :. The second
quarterly meeting of the Hartford cir
cult will be held at the Junction two
weeks IRON next Saturday and Sunday,
July Both and 31st, followed by quarter
ly conference on Monday, August Isl.
All are invited.
SATURDAY, July 10.
The festive bill sticker came last night
and in the darkness billed the town for
circus next Thursday, July 81, here in
town. Mrs. Homer White of Neosho
Rapids died yesterday at two O'Clock,
aged forty-five years. She leaves hus-
band and several children to mourn her
loss. :. Ben. Hunt will soon commence
building large livery stable to be run
in connection with his new hotel just
completed. :. Fred. Robbins, one of the
joiliest blacksmiths IN town, and first
class workman too, will soon remove
his family to Virgil, Greenwood county,
where he will work at his trade. The
new Methodist church ON LebO creek
will be dedicated upon Sunday, August.
z, Rev. John Kirby, of Emporia, officiat-
ing, assisted by Elder C. a. Rice The.
exercises at the church will be followed
by basket picnic in the grove near at
hand. EVERYBODY is cordially invited.
TUESDAY, July 10.
Colorado potato beetles are doing con-
damage in this vicinity, and
the crop of ''murphies'' will be rather
short this season. Mrs. CIV. Ries was
bitten by a raitlesnake last Friday morn
ing. She took large quantity of alco-
hol which they hal purchased before
the first of May, and at last accounts she
was doing very well. :. "A sister of Mrs.
A. D. Chambers, accompanied by her
little daughter, arrived yesterday and
will remain for some days. :. We under
stand that MIR. Cal. Moore will soon CON-
mencc the erection of residence in this
city. "A special prayer-meeting was
held in the NJ. e. Church Sunday morn
ing at a. m . About forty young folks
met at Peter Goldsmith's residence last
Saturday evening and enjoyed very So
cial time until a late hour.
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TRACK roPIcs.

Through travel 10 the Pacific e,,ssi o.
the Santa Fe is booming.
The officials Of tl.e Santa Fe passed
over the rad last night on special
train enroute for The west.
Two freight cars were ditched at the
round house Monday, the result OF
a collision on one Of the side tracks.
No one was injured.
In few days the line Of The Santa Fe
read from Kansas City 10 Emporia, will
be fenced in substantial manner th1t
viii save much trouble and increase the
speed of trains.
Yardmaster sedgwick aud four of
his assistants quit work Saturday night
because of regulation adding two adj
ditional hours per day to their time of
labor. Their places were filled. James
Smith succeeding Sedgwick as chef of
the day crew.
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Missionary BapsIst sunday school.

EMPoRIA, Kan, July Is, 1881.
The missionary Baptist Sunday School
Convention Of the stale of Kansas met
in annual session to-day. Rev. T. H.
Ewing, of Leaycnwortll. was reelected
president and Rev. G. w. Brown, of EN-.
porla. vice-presidenf, Miss Wesly, of
Topeka. was elected secretary, and Miss
Price treasurer
Delegates were present from Leayen-
worth, Aichison, Topeka, Usage, New
ton, BurIingame, OScaloosa, Parsons,
Garnett, Kickapoo and Emporia.
The convention organized and ailer
appointing the various committees adj
journed till 3 p. m. when it reconyened
and proceeded to regular business.
After The reports ofcommittees &c, it
discussed the questions: ITO what Elk.
tent are Pastors and Churches Response.
bic for the children of ungodly Parents -,
and What Is the Scriptural Authority
for Sunday school work 90 The ques.
ton: what are the Needs and Necessi.
ties in the Sunday School and what Err
rurs are to be Avoided SO was laid over
for discussion in the evening.
On motion HIM. G. Spencer, of Atch-
ison, was ordered to prepare acondenced
copy of the proceedings of the convcn.
tion for the press ofthis city. Adjourned
to meet at 7:S0 p. m.
HIM. SPENCER.
Special secretary.
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A Correction


EDS. News: Ia your issue of the i4fh
inst. it was stated that had sold my
flour, feed and grain business 10 DIR. /.
w. Trueworthy and w Fl. Sisler. As
these gentlemen have failed TO accede to
my request for correction of this state
ment, / take this method of notifying
the public that it is without any founda-
tisn IN fact. and that up to the time Of
its publication not word had passed
between either of the above named par
ties and myself relative to the sale CT
purchase of my business am moved
by the silence of Messrs- Trueworthy and
Sisler TO rectify what may pass as a
joke with them, but which, viewed from
a business stand point, does not strike
me as being so funny as they may con-
slider it. JOHN FLUKER.
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MoNDAy. INV n

MONDAY, July 10
The NJ. E. church is again repaired,
and was occupied yesterday for the first
time since the tornado. Hayine win
commence in good earnest to-day. Our
mechanics have been hurried, rushed
and driven with the work of fixing up
old machines By the way the people
have sgone around" the grass on the
commons hay will be scarce, or else the
comet has developed their poEeine pro-
pensities. -. The EmpoFia Ledger is
liable to have q correspondent from this
place.. The corn crop is sure thing.
Rev. ]. II. Driesbach sports q new
buggy. :. - T. Johnsoa's circus is billed
for Americas on the cad inst. -. Our ir-
religious young men 60 70 Sunday school
in the morning, play cards in the even
ing, and between tbs time they go swim
ming in the Neosho on Sundays. =.
ii. A Archer has moved to town The
timely rain has caused looks of
gladness on many carc-woFn faces.
Keno was visiting his friends in this sec
ton of the country yesterday on flying
trip. William Houck had = well drill
ed IS feet deep bat failed to obtain any
water and abandoned the project. !. Mr.
Charles new barn begins TO loom up.
Charley Conklin received $500 check
from the east As part payment on the
estate Of his father-in-iaw. The wealth
fer Is quite asumnerIiars viii report
the festival tomorrow.
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Legal.
-----
SheriTs Sale.

]. C. Smith vs.. A. n. Hanna ct al
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an
alias order OF sale issued out OF the fifth
Judicial District. Court in and for Lyon
county and state Of Kansas, in the above en- :
titled cause and 20 me directed, will,
ON Monday, the al day OF August, A. ID.
1881, at 10 O'Clock a.. m, at the front door OF
the court house in the city OF EmpOria. Lyon
county, Kansas. offer for sale and sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, all the right, title and interest of the
said defendants in and to the following de-
Gcribed real estate. to-wit: Thirty-Six 1885,
acres OF the northeast quarter OF section ten
lI0l, township nineteen (l9l. range eleven (ill,
commencing ut point 50 rods west OF the
northeast corner and upon the north line of
said section ten; thence running west 20 rods,
thence running south 100 rods, thence rum
ming east So rods, thence running north 100
rods to the place CT beginning. in Lyon coun-
ty, Kansas, except that portion thereof known
as lots Nos. 0, IL and Is, In Hanna's addition
to the city of Emporia; the said SO acres
above described. fer the purposes of sale. TO be
divided by line running through the center
north and south, dividing the said property
into two ECU al lots; che east lot to be sold
first, and if 1t does not Dring enough to satis
~ the judgments and costs then the west half
is to he sold. The said property 70 be sold as
the property of the said defendants t. satisfy
the order Of sale. 3 MOON.
sheriff OF Lyon county, Kansas
July 81, 1881. w99t5
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Acquitted.

The case of the State of Kansas VS..
John Wind, charged with selling liquor
in violation of law, was heard before Jus
tice Culver, at the court house ON Satur-
day, County Attorney ScdgwIck, assist
ed by w. A. Randolph and J. NJ. Nc
Gown. conducting the prosecution, and
Messrs. w. w. Scott and /. Z. Lambert
appearing for the defense. The follow
ing named gentlemen comprised the
jury: A. A. Wells, d. G. Edwards, An
drew Murray, r. o. Gilliland, F. c. New
man, Lee Vernon, Jos. Hall, U. C. Spen-
Ger, w. E. Jarrett, Charles Halbert, Eli
Wilhelm, nj. L. Sampson.
The following Witnesses testified in
abe case; Isaac Epstein, A. Jeneret,
John Evans, L. Bethurem, ]. Bethurem,
L. b. Davis, AdaIn Wise, Jake Epstein,
j. Hess, ID. S. Gilmore, S. S. Horst, John
Atyeo and ]. Hice.
A number of these swore TO having
drank lemonade and pop at Winds, but
there being no evidence whatever TO
prove that the defendant had sold any
intoxicating drinks, The jury, after a
brief absence, brought in verdict of ac-
quittal.
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n1nnnEE.1E--nS

Mr.. George De Camp is Building an
addition to his residence on Twelfth av-
enue.
ID. w. Morris IS building an addition
TO the west end of his residence at the
corner of Sixth avenue and Rural street
The stone work on The new south sec
tion of the Santa Fe ronnd house is COM
pleted, and work is rapidly progressing
on the north section.
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teachers, Institute

EsGPoRIA, July 10.
There we're IS answered at roillcail
this morning; tardy, 2 absent.
Tneinstifute has settled down by this
timc to business, and there seem 10 be
more who arc doing hard work than
there has been Al anyof our former in
stitntcs
Tue corps Of instructors IS rs good as
can be foand in the state. and they are
teaching that in which they have been
most successful.
The history class. conducted by Mrs.
A p. Morse, contained 80 members this
morning The time was occupied by
finishing discoveries, aud the history of
Virginia Practical methods we're adj
vanced as TO the teaching of this part Of
history. Other classSs will be reported
as space and time wilfallcw.
Two young men from Pennsylvania
joined to day
The visitors today were Misses Lena
Dixon, Callie Brown, Belle Wood. Lou
ella Smith, and ~ E. Cochran.
MoNDAy, July is.
Quite number of the members hav-
ing gone home for Saturday and Sunday.
there we're great many cases of tardi-
ness this morning; but the roll reached
sixty before 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. Morse being unweli this morn
ing. Reua Hurlburt was appointed TO
iake charge of the history class; Frank
Kizcr the physiology class, and N. w.
SSnnedeckcr the geography class.
Prof. Fowler's class 10 u S. constitu-
tien eontaiaetl twenty-five members, and
they discussed the convention whose
work resulted in our. present eobstitu-
ITEM
His natural philosophy class discussed
cohesion and adhesion, and quite num-
bes of common phenomena were ex-
plained, by way of illustration.
Notwithstanding the heat, great
ln:tny are thoroughly in earnest and
work accordingly, using the motto,
| lie not like dunno driven cattle,
BE hero in the strife,''
seemingly; hence visitors need not be
astonished- 10 find LOT of them at the
institute.
WEDNESDAY, July 20.
Yesterday IS answered at roll-call; 8
were tardy, two absent.
The opening exercises were conducted
by, p ]. Carmiehaels nj the close of
which a committee was appointed to ar
range fo. the term social and other Incl
dental matters. They were Miss NJ z.
Maynard, Messrs T. C. Smith, T. A. Ro-
gsan, D, Marshall, aud n w Sonnedecker
as chairman. }Ix
Mrs Morse illness will drbar her from
teaching till next Monday, when it is
earnestly hoped she will he able 10 re-
sumo. Meanwhile her classes will be
conducted as announced for Monday.
Prof Carmichael is giving very inter
csting and important methods for teach
ing spelling and definitions
Each morning something good is ex-
planned practically in this branch, in
which is combined an actua, lesson to
his class and method for future use.
His didactics were conducted by hay
ing the henderson, the class give their
views on the work gone over last week.
The Misses Madge Yeckley and Flora
Brciner were visitors.
P. E. DAGoGUE
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The beautiful Sylvan operetta of 1.-THE
Forest Festival will be produced by
100 performers under the direction OF
the author, Prof Robbins, at jays Hall
on Friday evening. The scenic APP
pointments of the opera coupled with
the sparkling character of the music,
the artistic grouping. the illuminated
tableanx, &c, render it charming en-
ieriainment, and we hope 10 see the hall
crowded upon the occasion of its pres
entation
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The News and the Kansas CITY JournaI

The News and the Kansas City Journal.
BY special arrangement with the pub
fishers, We are enabled to offer the Kan
sas City Weekly Journal with the WEEK
LY NEWS for 81 IS for both papers one
year; the DAILY NEWS and The Weekly
Journal for 1915 year. OF their pa
per the Journal Co. says:
"The Weekly Journal for the next
year will contain all the features of a
metropolitan paper. The size will be
eight pages, and once in each month an
illustrated supplement, containing four
fuil-page cuts, Will accompany the week
ly. While it will cost us more money
for the supplement alone than the price
of subscription To the weekly, the sup
plement will be furnished gratuitously
t. all subscribers
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We learn, just as we go to press, that
a scaffold at the round house fell this af-
ternoon, throwing two men to the ground,
both of whom sustained serious, though
not fatal, injuries. We were unable to
learn the names of the parties.
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Wool producers will notice by refer
ing to the market quotations in another
column, that the wool market is likely
to show no improvement in prices dur
ing the next sixty days and that quiet
market for the next few weeks is antic-
mated
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NJ. l.. Richmond, of Neosho Rapids,
opens the fall campaign" in THE
News today, by announcing himself as
a Republican candidate for Register of
Deeds. Mr. Richmond is the posimas-
ter at the Rapids, is n man of good per-
sonal character, and carries an empty
sleeve, having lost an arm at The battle
of Shiloh.
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John Chamberger, Of Texas, died at
the st. James house. near The Missouri
Pacific depot, last Friday. A post NOR
TEN examination held by Drs. Slower and
Moore revealed the fact that death was
caused by intersusseption of the bowels.
The remains of the stranger were buried
Saturday in Maplewood cemetery.
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Why not have the fair and soldiers
reunion together? One would help the
other. Let those having the two in
charge act together and make the ar
rangement to have the two at once.
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II. L. Leibfried, manager of the En-
poria Kennel Club, informs US that ar
rangements have been nearly completed
for the removal of the kennel TO the
clubs own land, about twelve miles
north OF Emporia.
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A party of lady and gentleman sere-
naders made a canvass of the town last
evening. The writer of this item was
pleasantly remembered, and takes this
method of acknowledging the fayor.
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card.

50 EMPoRIk, July 70, 1881.
EDTToRs DAILY News: Permit me,
through your paper, TO thank our many
friends for their nnwearied attention and
kindness TO US during the sickness,
death and burial of our little daughter,
Jessie. d. BREWER.
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One of the finest and prettiest animals
of the herd of thoroughbred cattle
brought from Kentucky by DIR. Young,
is the property of Mrs. DIR. Wright, of
this city, presented TO her by her brother,
John Ii. Hinkle, of Nelson county,
Eentnckv
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Notice.
LAND orrIor Ar TOrEEl. K.Ns.s. !

LIND UfFICE At IUfLAA hAH5A4II
b. July Il. 1881. !
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before she
Clerk Of the Court or Lyon county, Kansas. at
the county seat, on Monday, August p, 1881,
viz: Peter Oakley, homestead application
Ne. A,3S5, for the north half OF the northwest
quarter OF section 81 township IS, range Is
east He names the following witnesses %
prove his Continuous residence upon and cul-
tlyation Of said land, viz; John Wells. Geo
Plnmb, VIM. taIdWeil and David Jones, all
VII. FITZP ATRIcE,
w29s5 Register.
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An infant son Of Geo. w. Briggs died
of cholera infantum at the family resi-
dence ON south Commercial street, and
was buried in Maplewood cemetery
Wednesday afternoon.
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Tom Jennings horses, Pat and Tink-
or, were taken To lola on Monday by
John Kline, and will go in the races at
that place on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday of this week.
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Captain a. NJ. Sommers, of this city,
has been appointed labor commissioner
of the Denver and Rio Grand Railway
company, with headquarters ut Colorado
Springs. We are glad TO note the sue
cess of the captain. lie is II gentleman
of excellent business qualifications, and
will no doubt render entire satisfaction
in his new position.
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Money on hand a, all times far good
Investments. Interest reasonable, with
or without commission, rs desired
EDWARD T.. HOLMES
- SMTru
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County Clerk Ewing is making out
the valuation of the different school dis
tricis in the county, which under the
new law, it is tho duty of the county su-
perintendent to report to the clerks of
the several districts.
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The signal service thermometer at the
Emporia National Bank registered 9719
degrees Tuesday which was three de-
grees higher than il has indicated before
this summer Tuesday was undoubt-
eddy The hottest day of the season.
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SrRAyEo-One small red and white
spotted COW, with rope around her horns.
Any one finding and bringing the same
10 my residence. north of the Missouri
Pacific depot, will be well paid for their
trouble. f. HENIcK.
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FoR SAIE-Improyed farm Of 59l.G1
acres, AZ miles northwest Of EmPoria ;
100 acres in cultivation; frLmc house Of
seven rooms, all finished twO good wells
of water; about so acres of timber; Ne
osho river runs through the farm; all
fenced with barb wire; orchard of 100
trees. There are $3.50 that can
remain on the place for five years with
out interest. This farm Is Offered for
about one-haIf lis value; price SO per
acre. For further information call at
my Office. II. T.. NoRToS.
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To WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN:-Two
notes given by me to Emma Z. Donnall,
and described Us follows, are supposed
TO be lost: One for $500, dated June
10, 1880, and now past due; another one
bearing same date for $500, and due in
1882, l think. All parties are hereby
warned not to purchase or trade for the
above notes. as they will be paid only to
Mrs. Donnall. l. G.. THOMAS.
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LnsT-In Emporia, about the 18th Of
July, an English sovereign made into a
breast-pin. Very liberal reward paid for
its return 10 this Office.
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The weather was so extremely hot
Monday afternoon that the men en-
ployed on the Register of Deeds vault
had to suspend work.
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RELIGIOUS.

Judge Culver preached an excellent
sermon at jays Hall Sunday morning.
The franciscan convent will be de5E-
Gated the third Sunday in September by
Bishop Fink, of Leavenworth.
REV. Mr.. Shoemaker started Tuesday
on missionary trip in Eastern Kansas
and Western Missouri, and will be gone
till about the first of August His church
will be closed until his return
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AdditIonaI Locals On ,he fouth PAGE
New Advertisement. This week.

Agcnts-LIfc OF CARTEL =.
Sheriff. sale-J. Is. Moon.
Noticc--W. AZ. Fitzpatrick.
Grass for sale--D. Roberts.
Grass to sciI-John x. h.gddoek
For sale-Gco. % IsOrctf
StTaycd-Eay mare csit
For sac -Msnitor sorghum mill.
s3traycd-CalL.
Announcements Z Hcek
Wanted Hands
Farm Tor salc-H. y. Norton.
Straycd-A COW.
Announcement VI T. Richmond.
OF Drcastpin
Announcements. Mac Lennnn
Bargains In dry goods-J W. TaihaTn
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People cannot be too careful in reg
ulating their diet and general habits OF
living at n time which seems so fraught
with peril to human life.
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Remarks tbs Toledo Blades, aGood
digestion viii do more to keep man
straight than good resolutions, . ard Dr..
MaEshall's BrOmoline is just the thing TO
give yon q good digestiun Fifty cents
buys 4 bottle.
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An eastern paper prints an ode to July.
Let that fellow come out here and try to
praise this July in song. He will wish
he had never been born in a holy hot
minnie
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Wolf & Pickens are at work on seven
Corinthian columns of beautiful design,
which will ornament the south face of
the Whitley opera house.
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MARRrED.-At the residence of Riley
Saunders, July IA, 1881, by the Rev.
Fred. Barrett. Mr.. Jack Brantley and
Miss Tabitha Arnold.
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DIR. Moore has received the first in
stallment of a daisy" soda fountain
which will be set up this week at his
drug store on Commercial street.
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Money TO loan in any amount, by the
Central Loan and Land Co, at lowest
rates. Call and sec us before making
your loans, as we can do you good.
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A prairie schooner drawn by four oxen
passed through Emporia Wednesday en-
route for Wyoming Territory. The
driver told MS they average about fifteen
miles n dag.
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The weather has been so hot for the
past week or so that the laborers at the
Rosenberg brick yards south of the city
work at night and rest through the day
time