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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26
Investigation Of 1874.
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Most Of the old set,lerS Of the county
will probably remember the 30 called
investigation Of 1874. We have been
permitted to copy the report Of the
investigating committee and publish
II In full for the amusement and edit
cation OF oNr numerous readers.
/; ~ a documest without q date, but
bears on its back the information chat
1t Wa accepted June g. 1874. and
filed for future reference and acton"
But il was never filed and for sessons
which will be apparent to the reader
rs he persues the interesting dOeu-
ment, II was not published NJ the
time, and We distinctly recollect that
the people looked for the report u the
committee" in vain. After so long a
time. here it is:
report Of Committee Of Investigs-
ton OF county books and papers.
To the Hon. Board of County Com
Inissioners Of Webster Couu.y, Neb.
We find i'm the Commissioners Rec
ord some accounts difficult to make
out, some Driting which We cannot
read, some amounts stated in figures,
and others in writing. In many cases
the amounts are not pointed OF into
dollars and cents. Accounts are not
audited Tor it is not 80 stated in the
RecOrds) that are found ON the Stub
Book. We found it difficult to make
up the total amounts from this book.
The Register Of Claims does not bal
ance with the Commissioners Record,
from the fact that many claims have
not been registered.
The books of the Probate Judge, the
superintendent Of Public Instruction,
and the Treasurer are not complete,
as will be shown further on; also the
books that contain no entries what
ever. All other books not mentioned,
are properly kept and correct.
County Clerks Record.
Commissioner Record
Page 25,-Act Of A. w. HOldsworth.
I. Is. Williams. salary.
The amounts are audited and allow
ed and warrants are issued, but the
amounts are not stated on the Com.
Record.
Page 35-Acc't Of Acres Blackmar
4 Co, for $I46.25, is carried out for
$lOU75.
Page 43-l2 accounts not audited
nor allowed. but warrants are issued
FOX u portion of said claims.
Account of Peter Head, t6s %
On the Stub Book. 60 81
We hid no record OF a meeting of
the Board Of Co. Commissioners, APP
pointed may 5th, 1873.
The claim of T. d. Williams is $b 81
on Record aud on Register Of
Claims, is go
The claim OF Peter Head is 70 20
and on the Register of Claims, % 20
Register of Claims.-We find u large
number of claims not registered. and
a large number of claims do not show
the number of the warrant with which
they were paid. nor are they receipted
on the Stub Book.
Warrant drawn to w. E. Jack
snn for k37 90
On the stuA Book Il 81 IS
Also warrant No. l72 for 80
is on Sub Book, N
Also warrant No. 22l for 3 90
is on Stub Book, 3 GS
Stub Book. We find several war
rants Of the same Nos.
One warrant M. Isl. for a. 50
" " " " su I'M
And the Stub Book does not state in
many cases, the Fund On which war
ran,s were drawn.
warrant issued to T. B. Williams
for $40 90, which We can't find on the
Com. Record.
Mortgage Record.-We find mortga-
gss recorded without . copy Of the
Clerks Seal.
Deed Record.
H.. oA . IL Y-l--
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26
Final Proof Notices.

land - ., ~PIoomisstoa ysA. Jaa- 10. la.
Notice 10 hereby given hat the kIiov~s-
osUsd settlsr has fleS po,iee Of lbs rntsntioa
70 naks 1sS proof N sseroSt % Bic claim An1
;se. Ala prs.' .iy b. .sis h.fO,s 'isrt Of
wllI.s C. Lamp.
No No Nocfor the . -. and q, sv& s~e
.is.s 70 ,.nss ~: II. s.n~ al. fOliS..ss
upon. aud esltivstIon Of said lad. Wis AlsreS
l. simpsos, William n. Hobsrt. Hari.on D.
s.ss:S; ''Aa 's:';s. :, q y;ts.,. S..
L snd oAes ., Bloom incos S.b Jan. 10. ~
Notice u hereby s,,sn that; the following
named settler les fled nOncs ol his lot .al!on
70 naks fnal proof 70 sappOrs OF his claim. nd
that said proof siii be a.ds before ci.rs Of
p,su,el Cour' ". estsf Ceasy >sb-. On osiar-
dAy FEB. 18th 49,. Wis:
JAsss r. Lana
ss No sH Tor ,s' .hd az ~. go.
spon. and cultivate . esO>id Land. via Alma
= ~Inpson WIIlsAn n. Hosrt. hsrrisoa u.
Rissey John s'.t'SH- a.! q NsssaAs N.A
'AaSieeo ".sWITzER. Register.
Land o6eest Blooninrton Nsb Jan :, lss,
Notice IL hereby given that ths following
named settler hss Sled noiie. 81 b.. int.uii"n 10
maze hnal proof 10 sap port Of BIS claim md So
cur. hal entry thereof before CLERK 4 Gsr,
IN WEBSTER county Nsb 1T bis otae. IN k~i
vG
JoBs Srss,r.
ia No. Se for the So quarter So. 9 town In
range 700 lie psmes the CLOSING witnesses
cslt'ssion OF .aiJ land viz tl.'k 9. Coop
franels houchip. wiliis1 J Harris. Hssry
{ taireus all ofK,t Ciosi .S-h.
ianisfeble y. w.sWITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26

+ Headquarters for -four At Putnamis
! Flour and Feed Store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-01-26
$4,000 70 Loan

r. W. MONTGOMERY. Receiver
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LEGISLATIVE

The County Court Of Pulaski has been
authorized TO take stock in Turnpikes.
The HOUSE has passed bill TO amend
The charter Of Hus,onville, and another to
prohibit the sale OF spiriinous liquors in
Tunnel City.
la The HOUSE bin wss passed impos-
ing fine Of $50 for each oaense upon any
pe~on going upOa the lands Of another
without the consent Of such person and
cutting, killing or destroying any, timber
upon such land ~ "a - g
The Committee TO whom the bill 10
reduce the per diem Of members Of the
Legislature TO 81 and the mileage 10 cents
per mile, reported it-with the embhstic
declaration that 1t ought not to pass, and
the House decided accordingly.
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Walton rs. Blackburn.

Mr.. W. p. Walton, editor Ofthe IHTEKIoRJ oUR-
NAL al stanford. has publshed remarkable state
ment. He says that Ia October last, In personal
diniculty, his adversary drew pistol on him, and
vas subsequently, indicted for carrying conceal
Cd deadly weapon. The indicted man made appli-
eHti0r TO Gov. blackburn Tor a pardon. and the
Governor refused to pardon him before convictions
but remarked Afterwards, a. Mr.. Walton learns,
"if he had killed waltOn"-aPplying a vile cpl
thet-"I would pardon him before Indictment or
conviction" Mr.. Walton recently wrote 10 the
Governor inquirins n he had used such language
Receiving NO reply. he eoneludes that the Govern
or's words were correctly reported.
This statement IL 20 terribly disgraoefal 10 the
GOVernorOf the state that vs cannot bat hope
that there IL acme mistake about a. Such a re-
mark, coming from the Governor under such cir
euinstanees, could Only be understood us an Hssu.
rance 10 Mr.. Walt0n's enemies that they night
murder him with imPanity; and Ia the sveat Of
such murder occurring the GoVernor would, Of
course, be accessory 10 IL before the fact. We can
scarcely believe that Gov. Blaekburn has delibsr-
aisly PLACED himself In such position. Hut as
the charge eolnes FROM oas who n naoFe than ths
equal OF the Governor Ia character, tntellect, and
standing Il IL the duty q the latter 70 deny tho
charge n II IA untrue or ifil l. true TO confess Il
and resign his oflee.-liebanon STANDARD.
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co1eeoos Eyeo Editor.

We have been disposed TO overlook good many
Of the shortcomings Of Gov. Blackburn, and 10 at
Tribute them, In large measure, TO his kindnssz
ofheArt In listening to the appeals Of his friends;
but II Il be true that he has far forgotten the
sPonsibility Of his position as TO offer an Induce
ment for Assassina ion, then, indeed We feel that
he has forfeited all claims for charitable criticism.
The charge is made in the last IErKsIoH Journal
~ the editor that he has evidence 10 prove that
Gov. Blackburn told young man, who had been
lined for drawing pistol In personal encounter
with him, that he would give himA pardon amer
con viction, aud then-added passionately, "but II
you had Killed the G-dd- son ola b-h would
pardon you right now, without any trial or troab-
le 10 yourself" This is serious matter, that
not only Germs the editor Of the lErEKIoR JOuR-
NAL personally but every other editor Who has the
manhood to incur the disclosure Of las-breakers
In his vieinage. No conscientious man, who feels
the responsibility Of his calling, edit news
paper without making enimiesi aud n (as Ia the
case Of Mr.. WALTON he should ineur the displeas-
urs Of the Chief Executive, what protection can
he claim from the attack Of a eOwardly assassin
Il DanVille Advocate
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MT. VERNON DEPARTMENT.
Sam. NJ BUdeft. Editor

Elder IL. ID. Burnett, o. the Methodist
Church, will preach at this place on the
FIRST Sunday in each month at 3 O'Clock.
The Riddls-Proctor case was called
on Monday and continued on account Of
the absence Of important witnesses until
Saturday next.
j. l.. Whitehead bought of j. l.. Jop-
lin, the lot known as the "tan.yard lot,
situated in the edge OF tAe town near Mr..
Whitehead's house The price was SIPS.
Chief Engineer W. L. Lum passed
down the RouDdetond line this week. He
stayed all night at w. II. Albright's and
expressed himself as well pleased with that
line.
Mr.. Perryman preached good SER
mon last night. He will remain until
Sunday night and perhaps longer. We
advise all Christians W come and hear
him
The passenger train was delayed one
hour Yesterday on account Of the freight
train having one ear TO jump off the track
about one mile from here. The car which
eft the track was an old four-wheeled
Jimmy" II ran about One-third Of a
mile before il was discovered.
q. W. Mcclure, Master Commissioner,
sold two tracts Of land on last Monday
The Mark X. Boyd tract sold for S445 IS
TO J. J. Williams. The w. j. Woodson
tract brought Sl2lT7, Jack Adams, ST.,
becoming the purchaser. Both sales we're
made on a credit Of six months.
j. b. Taylor's trial came up Tuesday.
The Commonwealth and defendant both
announced themselves ready for trial A
jury was summoned aud sworn, who, after
hearing the evidence, returned a verdict Of
guilty and fixed his punishment at con-
6nsment in the county Jail for 30 days.
Isn't il about time for the Comfy
Committee 10 order a convention or q
primary elelection 10 be held 10 decide
who are 10 be our standard bearers in the
next August campaign 'ris but justice
TO the many candidates. so why not decide
their causes at once. II will be better for
then and the party,
DIR. j. j. Brown Is waiting his brother
DIR. S. w. Brown at North Middleton, in !
Bourbon county this week Samuel +.
Mcguire, Of Danville, is ia town this week
for the purpose Of trying 10 organize
lodge Of knights Of Honor" The boys
take hold slowly. They have not forgotten
the death rattle insurance yet a N T1
fhANhfohti NJ MaIch U.-SenatOr
John Bennett informs me that the Senate
on yesterday passed the House bill 10 re-
peal certain aneDdatory acts 10 the local
law Of Rockcaslle county. The
repeal Of these acts leaves the original Law
In full force and effect This law imposes
4 fne Of 500 for any sale Of spirituous,
Vinous or malt liquors in kockeastle conn.
y in quantities less than a barrel. The
liquor dealers Of Rockcastle should there
ore take due and timely notice Of this re.
peal and govern themselves accordingly.
SAM. M. BURDErT.
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Gov. sIaeIbUm as a JOtsr.

There is good deal Of joking going 90 at Frank
fort bat unfortunately the point Of some Of the
jokes IL 20 deep or dim and shadovy that ~ is not
appreciated until duly labeled. This 10 a joke
Some time since a man drew a pistol GU Mr..
Walton. the editor Of the stanford JoUESAL- The
man vas arrested, and immediate application was
made by Capt. weleh to Gov. Blackburn TO pardon
the violator Of the Law. "Capt weleh u'ged as a
ground for the pardon" (this Il Substantially the
Governors own Aeooanp ''thAt the pistol didn't
go %, that he 1.-THE GOvsrnorlremarked In joep-
lar way that u the pisiOi had gone OF II would
not have been bad thing for the country" The
point OF the Governors joke will be better sppre-
eiated when 10 is remembered that NJ. Walton
had sharply criticised the Governor for his iDdis-
erimlnAte use Of the pardonlng power. So far a.
We know these Frankfurt jokes have not eonvuls-
ed the grand old State with laughter. lowing
ton Cou. MAJ wealfh
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The House Committee on Elections
will report in favor Of the SEATING Of four
81 The reppblicsn contssisnis for demo.
cratic seats BON the south The fortunate
contes,ants win he Lynch, contestant Of
Chalmers, Mississippi; Msckey. con,estan.
Of Dibble Twice O'Connor, deceased),
Charleston District, South Carolina; Love,
contestant Of Wheeler, Alabama; and Bic.
bee, contestant Of Finley. Of Florida. The
other cases will be dismissed.
The Senate has passed what Is known
a. the Tariff Commission bill recommend.
Ell by the President BY vote Of IS to Is.
Beck and Williams voted against and
VOORHEES, for the bill. II provides for q
commission Of nine members, 10 be APP
pointed by the President and confirmed by
the Senate, who are to receive as compen-
sation for their services ten dollars per day
when actually employed in travelling and
other necessary expenses They are to in
vestigate all the various questions relating
to agricultural, commercial, mercantile,
manufacturing. mining and industrial in
tercsts Of the United States 90 far az the
same may be necessary to the establish
ment Of judioious tariff or the revision Of
the existing tariff and existing system Of
Internal revenue laws upon a scale Of jus
tiee to ali interests, and are to report 10
Congress from time 10 time and TO make
final report not later than the first Mon
day IN January, 1893.
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occasions censured him severely Tor his
unparalleled abuse Of Ne psrdoning pow
sr, and shall continue 20 70 DO a. long A.
there is occasion. bud hsve never in the
INTERIOR Journal. nor IN conversation,
malIened him, and defy him 10 produce
the proof that ever advocated his execu-
ton. He knew never did when he said
90, and again charge him with alsiftine
the facts, 10 shnn The odiam he 20 justly
deserves.
All that i have ever written against
Gov. Blsskburn has BEEN on his capacity
~ public official and his proAigacy Of
the power conferred on him. Az a citizen
and ss an editor, THAI was my God given
right and duty, which ] dare NOT .hirk IN
iusiics TO what I oonceived 10 be for the
public good, and this h the entire secret
o. Blsetburns mslignisy toward. me For
this am ouilawed; for this there has
been price, as I, were, put upon my
head. W. N-M
/ do not propose to handy spiths,s With
a man so lest to every sense Of the high
duties Of the position to which an over
sentimental people called him, but do
Insist that The members Of the ueghlature
these charges, and II substsn'
tiated to their satisfaction, that they strip
the would-be csar, 10 the manner prescrib-
ed by the Constitution, Of the Kingly
powers IL which he imsgines himself
clothed. hninW p. WALroN.
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LIBERTY.

Col. II. l.. Shepherd, General superin-
tendent Of the Louisyille, New Albany and
ST. Louis Railroad, is visiting his nephews,
j. B. and George 4. Stone.
bill and Mat Book, the old Virginia
negro Minstrels arrived here last Friday
and played Saturday night, Monday after
noon and Monday night-each time 10 a
crowded house. They say that this il
their last trip TO Kentucky.
--On last Monday, Mr.. j. w. Whip,
Chairman Of the Democratic County Com
mittee announced that the County Com.
mittee will meet at the Courthouse at
o'clock, the 4th Monday, in April, 10 de.
termine the mode by which nominees
will be chosen from among the Democrat
ic candidates in all Of the county races.
Last Monday was County Court, with
a much larger crowd than usual in town.
Geo. A. Prewitt, NJ. c., sold W. L. Morris
farm for the low price Of 500. Major
Sweeney sold quite a number Of tracts Of
land for taxes. Several horses changed
hands at fair prices, and all kinda of bust
ness vas brisk. There were at least TWEEN.
~ candidates on the war path all day.
Smith Powell was here with his fine horse,
Abdallah Glencoe.
"Wednesday the 22d, G. w. Brown, ST.,
and Joe III. Goode had fight on the Big
South Rolling Fork, in which Brown was
seriously cut in the left arm and shoulder :,
The fight took place while Squire Ellis
Court was in session, and both Of the par
ties were fined 81 so apiece for contempt Of
Court, and arrested for breach OF the
peace. Upon being searched there was
pistol found on Goodies person. Their
trial was set for last Saturday, and was
continued on account Of Brown being una
bic 10 get there. Goode was arrested Sat-
urdsy for csrrying concealed weapons,
and all their trials sci for the 9Th Of April.
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sboylJnot End in TaIE.

There il some talk tonight Of getting up arii-
elss Of impeachment against Gov. blackburn on
the Walton charges. The Republicans ur ~ait-
ing TO see what the Democrats viii do. The abuss
and the hints ofiegalired assassination are being
severely criticised. Members have been waiting
for denial from the Governor. His varmsst
friends are alarmed and they will doubtless settle
the whole matter .-GFrankfOst Cor. Louisville
..r.
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Absolutely Ois0nucefuI.

Mr.. W. p. Walton. editor 0fthe iSrEaioK Joua-
NAL. openly charges Gov. Blackburn With the use
Of Language toward Walton and with abuse Of the
psrdoniBg power. which. u true, issbsoluiely dis
graceful The charge goes unehaIlenged' thus far,
bat We should be only too glad 70 know that Mr..
Walton has been nisnformei. Thesubject should
be made the occasion Of legislative investigation
-tGlaseow Times.
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The CSuris journal publishe our card with
the heading; The editor Of the stanford ISrEEioH
JouRSAL. paper that has done good uork for
Law and order In Ksntacky, addrcsses the follow.
Ing "to the people Of Kentucky" u also says
editorially; There Is evidently Something loose
10 the Executive oeo At Frankfort, hat ~ prob
ably nothing worse than the Governors tongue.
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soKf PRESS CONSENTS.


Amer stating the case A. published. the SouiA
Rsnfuckiaa says The card Is disPausionAte state
ment Of the facts. II the Governor used the Ian
gusge attributed 10 him. he is guilty o. not only
trying 20 restrict the Freedom ofthe pres but Of
oHering reward for crime and be should be re-
quirsd TO show cause Why he should no. be Inn
pea he'd
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A VERY singular spectacle is that
of Grant lobbying for the re-instate-
ment of Fitz John Porter. who was
disbOnerably dischargedirom the army
for his alleged failure to obey orders.
There is evidently something behind
it all, since Grant allowed eight years
of his presidential life TO pass without
doing the man the justice he must
have known all the time that he was
entitled TO. His Aimsy excuse. how
ever, is that he did not have time to
examine the papers as fully as he has
since done. Grant is a fraud and
cheat, and ought to be squelched.
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We give in this issue some expires.
Sons Of our brethren 81 the pres in
Gov. Blackburns disgusting conduct
We appreciate them highly, and sha \
ever feel closer tie for the dear fell
lows who have so quickly and gallant
" come 10 our rescue. Besides the
papers given, a number Of others
have copied our card. without com.
ment, notably the Richmond Herald,
Georeetown Tymes, Sc
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HENRY WATTERsoS is in Wash
ington, and between sips ofthe "cham-
payne and the sherry is sending
sparks of his erratic brain to his pa
per. Among other things he goes for
"old Rosey," (Rosecrans). and says
his appointment to the head Of the
Democratic Congressional Committee
was a folly closely bordering on to 50
outrage, and characteristics of the
idiots who represent the Democratic
party periennually in Congress. He
further says that the whole thing is
an attempt to give ROsey boom for
the Presidential nomination at the ex-
pense Of the memory of his friend
Garfield. and that the thing shall not
work. lIklf
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A BILL is before the Legislature 10
fix the salaries Of the Secretary Of
State and Assistant Secretary, and to
provide for the payment into the
Treasury the fees which BY law they
are now entitled TO receive. Perhaps
IL it becomes a law, the Governor
will not have To shuttle around 50 live
~ 70 keep the assistant from starving
10 death. 81 ~
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The Washington Post is particular
lY severe on John d. White. but per-
haps it knows whereof it speaks. At
any rate it says; whenever any lit
tie or dirty work of this kind is to be
done in the House, il gravitates to.
ward this member as naturally as
saw-flings to a magnet. = If White
and Brown are specimens Of Ken
lucky Republicans, il is little wonder
the Democratic party has 10000 ma.
jority against it,"
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DuRISe hurricane in Louisiana,
Tuesday, a negro woman was caught
up and carried Of by the wind and
has not since been heard Of. The SUI
perstitious darkies are greatly alarmed
over The fact, and think they are all
gOingto be taken away in that manner.
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The Republican State Central Com
mittse. which met at Frankfort Wed.
nesday, decided not to nominate a
candidate for Clerk of the Court of
Appeals as this is an Of year and the
Office a nOn-pOlitical one. ID further
decided to throw lis total weight on
the Congressional elections. -.sii.
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THE recent appointments Of feder-
al officers in this State indicate that
Arthur is not particularly struck
with the McHenry movement. But
then Chef is sensible man and knows
that itdoes not amount 10 a hill Of
beans in Importance.
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CASEY COUNTY.



George Ross caught an sighteen-inch
jumper out Of the river here day or two
ago.
-On the morning Of the 10Th inst. Mr.
Alex. Rigney, living on Knob Lick creek,
on getting up discovered that his mare
was missing. Upon investigation he found
a copy OF John Soard's confession lying in
the stable This satisfied Mr. X. that she
had been stolen. He started Immediately
in pursuit, and went as far as Mr.. James
Ellerson's and found his mare, Mr.. 4.
having caught her as she was returning
from Rich Hill where she had escaped
from the thief. Circumstances point 10
one John Colby as the wretch who stole
her, as he had been prowling around
Grove City for several days subsequent TO
the stealing with a little slight-of.hand
show and a woman which he claimed to
he his wife, and was seen to leave n.
Zimmermon's mill ON the evening Of the
18th and go in the direction OF Mr.. Rig
ney's sfoot. and was also seen with copy
Of Soard's Confession.
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LEXINGTON seems to be 10 earnest
about wanting the capitol. A dele
cation went 70 Frankfort Tuesday,
and offered to donate the Transylsa-
mia University grounds, twelve acres,
the building, and the free gift Of a
suitable Governors mansion, and
100000 to be applied towards the
erection Of public buildings. This
proposition is su rely worthy of con-
sideration. Frankfort is certainly no
place for the capitol Of as great a
State as this. 1t is so much pent up
by hills that the State officials mag
inc they have little world all to
themselves let them be. brought
out SO as to feel to some extent, at
least, the outside and more important
interests of the State. ~ .eA