The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-02

Tuesday the township election returns
so that the names Of the officers elect
may be published in the JOURNAL
next Thursday.
The new L. p. track up Fourth
street will be about Is feet from the
west end Of the bridge where it crosses
Iron avenue. The street Is to be well
macidaInized at the crossing, SO "a to
prevent any possible staliing Of teams
by reason of mud, etc.
Judge Hanback,. Col. +. G. Culp and
Mr. Dan Lockwood, all of Salina,
Kansas. were here over Sunday. They
are on their way to Washington in the
interests of the Ruby and Treasury
Mountain Mining Co. Judge Hanbak
is president of the company.-Nor-
waik tO.j Reflector.
The circulating bottle" nuisance
has reached Salina. The retailers car
~ their bottles i'm their pockets, and
deal out the poison i'm the back alleys
and behind the corners. This is the
worst form of the whisky traffic and
hard to suppress.
The firm of Ober Il Hageman have
Just finished their annual invoicing
aud find that the store has cleared
more money this year than any pre-
vious year This is a feather in Mr..
Angels cap for if he could manage a
store To make money last year, what
could he not do if he had a chance .
Lincoln Center Register,
The level-headed editor of the Leav-
enworth Press thus compliments Sa-
lima:
The B. x NJ. surveyors are near
Salina. Thanks to her location and
her energetic men Salina il going to
have larger growth. The town is
surrounded 10y - remarkably rich
country.
The firm for whom Mr.. l.. w. Bates
was "travcling man." having been
dissolved. that gentleman is now EN-
ployed by the new firm Of Ryley, Ely
&C.. Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. Bates ia
home for short visit. Mr.. Bates was
presented with handsome gold
watch from the firm with which he
WAS lately connected.
Acror,iingto an exchange n sweet
potato put into pot of water on the
parIor nlantcl will soon produce "a
beautiful running vine that will en-
Irvine everything around it, and the
vine thrivcs with no trouble except re-
plruishing the water from fall To
spring. \ simple way Of obtaining
the divine vine" surely.
The Board of Education of Salina
have instructed Prof. Fitzpatrick TO
ascertain during the week the number
of scholars who have not been vacci-
mated, or are in need Of vaccination.
and report Ia them 10y next Monday
night, at which ii he they will decide
what they will do with reference to
compulsory vaccination.
Sam Sewer i. a relative of the Pres
iI,:t. Witness this: Arthur's wifc's
father was brother-in-law of the we'll
known Lieut.. Maury. Of the navy, who
Is a nephew of Sans aunt's husband.
How's that? sam SAYS he's ready
now Ia give the boys boost for office,
on account of his distinguished rela-
tionship-if they want his help.
The Superintendent of Bismarck.
Grove has advised the Rev. Mr.
Rhodes, the chairman of the joint
committee of the two VI. f. Confer
ences of Kansas. To visit Salina and its
Park, with view to having one of
their State Camp Meetings held here
next summer. Ii Is believed the COM
mitiee will decide in favor of the SUI
perintendent's advice.
Mr.. VIM. Berg, at the time he took
a chance in the horse which hew on at
the Catholic festival, told the chance
solicitor, Miss Clara Low, that if she
would give him u ticket which would
win the horse he would give her SO
gold piece. Hence, Berg has won the
horse ana fulfilled his bargain SO far as
10 present her with a handsome gold
necklace.
Mr. N.C.Orton, the water.works man,
has been expected here daily, but has
not vet arrived. As soon "a he comes
work "all along the line" will he
speedily commenced. Mr.. NJ. NJ.
Briggs is securing rock for the build |
ing. Mr.. J. T. Bonebrake, Of Abilene, |
has the contract for supplying the
Abilene and Salina works with their |
engines. The engines for our works |
will cost SlS,01
Nature went to work during Mon
day night and used her artistic brush
I'm most fanciful manner. With the
rising sun next morRing the trees and
shrubs presented myriad Of glisten-
ing forms of ravishing beauty. The
branches of the trees were
decorated with Il frosty tracery far sur
passing in beauty that of cathedral
nave. 1t is rare that we see such
sight In this land.
Mr.. ID. Shelton. Supt. of the Bis
ina-ck Grounds, and connected with
the passenger department Of the L. 2.
called yesterday. He seems
with the belief that immi.
grafton all along the L.. T. railway will
De very heavy, and states that it is
already beginning TO make its appear.
,nce in the Eastern part of the State
He believes, too, that the principal
part of the newcomers will be men Of
means, AS his company has made no
.ffort 10 encourage the coming of
Nineteen of the graders and track
layers who arrived last Sunday, were
ordered out To work Oh Monday by
heir "boss." They refused to go to
work and down came an order from
office, with the funds.
o discharge them and pay them off
Having been refused a pass, they
boarded the passenger going east,
tating they would go to Junction
'ity where they lived, or have blood.
They took possession of q car and