The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-03
Vol. ii No. !.
Register.


Get your Valentine ready.
Nineteen days in which to register.
Nineteen more days in which Il
register.
Another interesting article this weeI
on small fruit culture.
What shall we do to celebrate G
VS. coming birthday:
They say that the growing wheat
is in a splendid condition.
a son of Col. W. W. Bartlett, res,
dent of Colorado, j. visiting here.
Besure and register, that you may be
able to vote on the railroad PROPOSE
ton.
X. ID. Moblsy, well-known here, j. n
Justice of the Peace, in the Gunnison
country.
Geo. F. Sauer starts east Sunday
night, to buy his spring stock Of boots
and shoes.
The members of the LiederkranZ
Society INDUCED i'm hall last Tues
day evening.
City voters, If you expect to vote ON
the railroad proposition you must reg
lister within nineteen days
The icy pavements were unusually
treacherous Tuesday morning. There
ell
Milt Crane, quite well-known in
social circles, has sold his house and
gone back to Pennsylvania.
There was large crowd i'm town
last Saturday. The wheat and hog
markets were rather lively
Mr.. Ray Hollingsworth has returned
from the Mountains and is visiting
with his: parents at Lindsey, Ottawa
county.
IL is important that all the voters
should be registered. You will not be
allowed to vote on the Railroad propo-
sition, if you fail Ia register.
Miss Mamie Bates. of Vibbard. Mo.
sister of Mrs. X. P.Cravens, and Miss
Emma McCoskrie, cousin of Mrs.
Cravens of Vibbard, are visiting
here.
There will he n railroad meeting nj
the Polieta school house next Thurs
day evening. Judge Hamilton and
other speakers from Saiina are to lie
present.
LATEsr-ls73 taxpayers in Saline
county. 80 names more on the petit
tons than wanted To call the election.
There were over 200 names on the
petitions.
A. Southwick WAS called 10 Els
worth yesterday 10y telegram an
noucing the death of an aged uncle.
His aunt died at the same place six
weeks since.
The JOURNAL il the only paper in
saline county that publishes al the
proceedings Of the county commission
ers, and all county a,lvertising-H-
s-,,tdjng tie d.iiaqwo'a ta.c list.
r. johnson, tailor, has moved his |
shop TO room No. 7, Kothc Block. lie |
will have fine place for business, |
with far greater facilities for accomIIo-
dating his patrons than before
awe are very much indebted 10 the |
friends who 80 kindly and expeditions
IN informed us of the result of the |
township elections, whereby we are
enabled Ia give almost "A complete re-
port.
The Barncs-annihilator down stairs
is gradually working himself into a
frenzy over the county printing. "A
the present rate of his going on" hc
will in two or three weeks Toe "clcan
daft
Ground Hogs day yesterday. Ills
highness came out of his palatial hole,
looked up at the sun, and then down,
and then around, and then went back
again 10 dream the happy hours away
for another six weeks.
Ii has bees reported that the Chicago
Lumber Cos yard was 10 be discon-
tinued here. Mr.. Bratt informs Us
that this is not so. The company will
continue i'm business here, but he goes
10 Leavenworth To open yard.
The entire tax collected i'm this coun
~ in IS6o, amounted 10 the sum of |
SSo5. The delinquent taxes amounted
to 1915. The printer would not have
gro VII rich in publishing the delin- |
quent tax list of that year, surely.
As will be- noticed elsewhere the |
county commissioners have made such |
changes in the municipal township |
lines i'm summit aud Washington
as 10 make the municipal" and |
Congressional territory of the town
ships correspond.
The Stock of General Merchandise
formerly owned by Isaac Klein, has
been removed from the CONNER
cial Block TO the Red Front Store. one
door north of the Baltimore Clothing
store, where they invite the General
Public to call on them.
This is the day appointed for the
joint meeting Of representatives of the
Topeka, Salina 4 Western and Kan
sas Railroads at Topeka, to settle diff
erences with regard to their respective
routes from Council Grove TO Salina.
1t will be settled without quarrel.
Census Bulletin No. 90. from the In
terror Department, containing the pop
ulation of Kansas by counties. is re-
ceived. The statement shows the pop
ulation Of Saline county to be 1850:
males, 1885; females. 6,42i: native.
l0.S9s; foreign, 3,il2; white. 1854:
coiored, 2.6.
Ii Falun township, this county, is
not prolific territory, we would like
TO have our attention called To a place
that is. One day last week i'm that
province, four babies were born-trip-
lets and another one, and also three
calves. 1t was not particularly baby
or calf day either.