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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-31
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~ The Pennsylvania Legislature passed bill
giving pensions TO the surviving veterans of III,
Mexican war, and to the widows of soldiers and
sailors OF that war, but Gov Pi;tsOn steps in with
veto. The Mexican veterans are having hard
time TO secure a recognition.
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St. Joseph & Western Railroad Co
Notice to Stockholders.

Notice to Stockholders.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the St Joseph & West
Railroad Company will be held the oce of this
Company. at Elwood Kansas Thursday the 18th aay
Of June lisa at 10 O'Clock A NJ for the election Direc-
and for the transaction Of other business that
may properly come befor- the meeting.
The transfer books Of the Company will be closed On the
18th Of May, and reoPened ON the 18th Of June.
JAMES NJ. HAM
May 10 lss3-th- Assistant Secretary
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@6 fo 8O0 per day at home Samples worth s5 free
pO W pHO Address STrSsoS Co, Portland Maine
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ls- The prohibitionists arc again on the ram
page, and say now they are on the war-path,
and mean to close ont every saloon in the State
before they stop. We have heard something
like this he fore. They will close them in hog IS
eye. But when the thing winds up, they will
find that blatherskitcs Bennett and Campbell
have closed their pockets ON big sum of money.
bamboozled out of the Temperance people
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PARKER'S GINGER ToNIcI
ONCE TESTED. ALWAYS PREFERRED.
BETTER THAN IT'S PROMISE.

This great remedy Las its the highest place
in the esteem Of the most Intelligent people. There
daily recruits To it, host Of friends Its performance Is
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The average number of people crossing the Brook
lyD bridge is 10000 per day, and 5000 vehicles.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-31

IL The Republicans Of Pennsylvania have made
good start on the road to harmony and victory.
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AGENCY To BrY WHEAT.

An agent To buy wheat or other grain must in or
der bind his principal. who furnishes in advance
the funds TO make the purchases, buy for cash;
less he has express authority, proof of the Gus
tom of the trade. to buy credit, such agent can
not bind his principal by purchase upon credit Of
person who is ignorant of his real authority be-
tween himself and his principal.-kamarowsk vs..
krumdick, Supreme Court Of Wisconsin.
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Swearing to a false statement is not perjury unless
the matter TO is material to the issue question
or purpose about for which the statement is
made, unless it is intended and calculated to give
probability tn a material settlement eredibty to
the afiant.-tnted States vs. Shinn, United States
Circuit Court for the district of Oregon.
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FEOMIs>ORY NOTE.
AccIpENT INsrRANCE.

4 provision in accident policy that the insured
shall not voluntarily expose himself to danger is yo-
lated when he leaves railroad train while II is
ding a bridge at night such act is also con-
trary to a clause forbdding him to be a railroad
track or bridge. although it be shown that he was
only momentary there. having fallen through a
hole into the river Immediately upon stepping out
of the car.-Burkhard Travellers Insurance Com
pany, Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas
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PAETNFRSIIIF.

An erroneous estimate of business profit is not a
ground for a rcscssiOn of a contract of partner
ship. The neglect of partner to protect the prop
erty of the partnerships not ground for rescsson
although it would be for dissolution, and the loss if
any, occurring by such neglect may be charged ia
the negligent partner.-Whelan Harrison ct al.
] PHILADELPHIA Cnnrt Of Common Pleas
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GSSIGNuEST FOR CREDITORS.

An assignment for the benefit Of creditors which
prefers the claims Of certain creditors is void
der the laws of Missouri because OF such preference
hut inures for the benefit of all the creditors Ii
will be treated assignment for the benefit of
creditors generally.-Martn IIausman, United
States Circni Cpnrt, Western District of Missouri.
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r." "Little Joker" ]. the hest smoking tobacco.
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Agency cannot he implied without proof that the
principal knew that the alleged agent was acting
vs.. Keith ct al. Philadelphia Court Of Common
Pleas
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8. l. RYAN.

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Troy Kansas. Office ov
n Van BuskiTk s Brrckenridge's store.
Mr.. Webb will be in Troy Friday and Saturday Of eae
week, until he removes here permanently. l0mehsl.
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The holder of promssory note. indorsed in
blank may, during the prndency of suit thereon,
transfer il by delivery. and still: maintain the action
in his own name. The court said when the hold
er chooses TO part with a promissory note during
the pendency Of a suit. il may be agreed upon be
tween him and the assignee that although the de-
livery takes place the legal title shall be considered
as still remaining in the original holder for the pur-
pose of prosecuting the suit-keyser vs.. Shepherd.
Supreme Court. District of Columbia.
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DePositors in a building association-both those
who merely depostors. ani@those who are de-
pOsturs and stockholders-are creditors of the in
solvent association, and the first entitled to
dividend the fund for Enthusiastically
appeal. supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
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CONSIDERATION.

An agreement TO support the grantor where il
terms substantial part Of the consideration in the
conveyance of land is in the nature of secret trust
for the benefit of the grantor and if the transaction
leaves the grantor indebted beyond his means of
payment, this secret trust will avoid the convey
son remaining and working in his fathers family af
ter becoming of age. cannot recover for such
vices without previous contract therefor. Where
a special contract is claimed 10 have been made
years before, and such secret and stale claim is
alleged the liability of grantees to grantors, q
court of equity must hold grantees with unrelaxed
strctness show that the agree nent to support the
granior and his wife not n substantial part of
the eonsidcraton.-Funk VS.. Lawson ct al. Appel
late Court Illinois.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1883-05-31

J. j. BAKER,
A TrOENEY AT LAW, Troy Kansas. Office with
~ Judge Price. 2lmchs2
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The indorsee of a negotiable promissory note. Sc
cured by chattel mortgage, which transferred
at the same time the note indorsed but not
signed in writing. not retain replevn in his
name for the mortgaged property against the mort
gsgor.-Ramsdel vs. Tewksbury. Supreme Court of
Maine.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BODE r BROS,
BANKERS.
BUSINESS CARDS.

Established iR ISs0.(
SOUTH INVEST corner Of the Public Square, Troy Kan
- Loan money. buy notes sell exchange on prine
pei cities and receive Deposits. BODER Bios
lliuy72-
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Where corporation enters into a contract, and
it has been fully executed on side, and nothing
remains but the payment of the money by the cor
poration, recovery can be had against the corpOr
alton, notwithstanding the contract may have been
ultra rires, outside of the corporate powers
Wright vs.. Antwerp Pine Co. Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania
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PIERCE q HEATH

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW. VIII practice In Atchison
~ jefferson, DOnphan, and adjoining COunties Ofhse
corner 9TH and Commercial Streets webers Atehi
son, Kansas 5une75.
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j. A. CAMPBELL,

NOTARY PUBLIC Severance Kansas. Collecting
~ done, and remittanccs promptly made Deeds Mort.
cages and other instruments writing properly drawn
Business solicited. i6feb-?
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u ESIDENT DENTIST. Severance Kansas Office
II y over Curtis Franklns Drug Store. will wait ON
persons within twenty miles Work needs only be
To he appreciated The best Of reference Ali work
Tanted T. q. Box IO6. scot "
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RYAN & WnOn

d. A. SEAVER,
4 TIOiNEN AT LAW, AND COUNTY ATTORNEY
~ Office in Court Houss Troy Kansas lIiiansJ
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BANKING HOUSE OF A. POULET,
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS.
General Ranking bu.ine.. Transacted.
1maySJ.

j. Y. MYERS,
ESlDENT DENTIST, Troy Kansas Prompt at
tenfion given 10 all branches Of the profession Once
al residence, two doors east of Highly House.
VIII visit Severance the third Monday ieash month
and White Cloud on the fourth Monday each month
poaJrsy. Ilfeb5a
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NOTARY PUBLIC, COSyEYANCER AND REA
~ Estate Agent White Cloud, Kansas. Taxes paid 4
nresdens lands located and sales Of real estate ma.
at reasonable rates. 9mch7l.
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Road Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS. Is
DoNruNN COtNn
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WEBB & WILKINSON,

RYAN & WOOD,
a TTORNEIS AT LAW. Troy Kansas Office first
~ G"or north Of Bank, up stairs. I2jans2.
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s. L. RYAN,
4 TrORNEY AT LAW, AND REAL ESTATE AND
n COLLECTION AGENT, Severance Kansas. Probate
Practice speciality. iIHor-O
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

DIR. ]. c. Shorb, of San Francisco, is in the city.
D. E. Callahan left for Reno yesterday afternoon.
W. W. Stow came up from the bay yesterday at
noon.
Marcus D. Boruck returned to San Francisco yes
terday morning.
Miss Mary Mcgowan, of Yolo, is the guest of Mrs
Farris in this city.
n. D. Rideout and DIR. F. W. Hatch returned from
San Francisco last evening.
Paris Kilburn, member of the last Legislature
from Monterey county, is in the city.
W. Il. Mills passed through en- route East last
evening, on brief trip to Chicago, New York aud
Washington.
Miss Ada Clark and Miss Josie johnson have re.
turned from San Francisco, where they. have been
visiting for month past.
C. W. Harris, Superior Judge of Modec county,
passed through the city last evening" en- route from
San Francisco to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Campbell arrived here on Mon
day evening from st. Helena They will not return
to their home in Tahoe for some time
Hugh Riddle, President of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad, accompanied by some
other officers of the road went Fast last evening in
their special car columbia" attached to the over
land train. They came up the Southern road in the
afternoon.
The regular weekly reception of Mrs. Governor
Stoneman took place yesterday at the Langham.
During the afternoon Mrs. Stoneman assisted
in receiving callers by Mrs. Assembyman Booth, Of
San Francisco. There was much larger attendance
both afternoon and evening than at previous recep
tions.
Last evening surprise party was given TO Miss
Cora Griffith at the residence of her parents, on L
street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth by about
forty couples of her friends. The company
tertained by music, addresses and feasting until
midnight, at which hour they sang Home, Sweet
Home, and dispersed
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
o. A. Hale and wife, San jose; Miss Maggie Ryan,
Eureka; J. NJ. c Jasper. Wheatland; Paris Kilburn,
Salinas R. B. Mcdonald, Carson A. Heller, J. d.
Sproul, Chico; Mrs II. l. Wiley and family, San
Diego; j. A. Moreland, New York j. C. Ball and
wife Woodland T. McMullin, Mr.. Davenport, Louis
Cohn, E. X. Campbell, Albert Simon, John Ryland,
G. p Adams, 7. F. Osborn Paul Acker, II. Lowen-
berg San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-15
The Home Mutual Insurance Company
and Hfs Business for lSS2

The energetic management of the Home
Mutual Insurance Company, of this city, is
amply illustrated by the results of the last
years business, as shown in the nineteenth
| annual statement of the company, published
| in this issue. The Home Mutual holds its
| position among the local companies with re-
| spect to having the largest net surplus; and
| it remains at the head of all companies doing
business on this coast, in that iss premium re.
| ceipts for 1882 We're larger than those of any
| other company.
The gross assets or the Home Mutual now
stand at $712. 656, s gain of nearly S33, 900
| since December 81, 1881 moreover, its liza
bilities in the same time were decreased nearly
| 81, 900. The net surplus of the company is
nov S233.642 an increase of S34. 797 during
| 1882, giving present surplus as to policy
holders of 1888 642
The income account last year showed
S312, $40, Of which over S274, 900 was received
| from fire premiums. The total expenditures,
| including Sl0l,95S paid for FIRE losses, and
| S36. 600 dividends returned to stockholders,
amounted to S27S, 7S7, or some $4,000 less
than in 1881
| The greater portion of the Home Mutual's
business is derived from California; the
Pacific Coast outside Of this State contribut.
ing about S62 600 net premiums, and all othes
agencies $4,000. The year 1882 was generally
unfavorable. yet the Home Mutual's Califor.
mia business was transacted at ratio of 90. 2.
its entire coast business at q ratio of Sc 6, and
its entire business az ratio of 80 per cent.
of losses to premiums. These figures evince
careful management. rs others we have
given above show the energy Of the company'a
officers and agents.
The Home Mutual, by years of liberal
dealing and prompt settlement of losses, has
endeared itself to the insuring public of the
Pacific coast, and as its reliability is uuques-
toned, we look for it TO continue to receive
its share of the fire insurance business in the
future.-[Coast Review.
James n Porter, Manager for Sacramento
county. Office, 1905 Fourth street.
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The bill was ordered read third time, and passed
by vote OF 43 ayes to 81 noes.
Irwin moved that A B. 40. which passed yes
terday and a notice OF reconsideration given, be
placed on the third reading file. So ordered.
Sweetland moved, in accordance with notice given,
to reconsider the vote whereby A B. 1872 to prevent
common carriers from making determinations and
unjust aud extortonate charges on the carriage Of
goods in violation OF law, was passed Carried.
Irwin moved 10 place the bill the third reading
file. Carried.
At2PM. on motion of Campbell, the House re-
solved itself into Committee Of the Whole for the
further consideration Of the appropriation bill.
MuTdock advocated the allowing OF the prison at
San Quentin the amount recommended in the bill
(S200,Oo0) In reply to certain Institutions against
the prison management, he denounced them as
false and said they emanated from scurrilous ar
tice that appeared some time since in the columns
of the Examiner, and stated tina. the article in
question was founded upon lies.
Cutters amendment to strike out $500, 600 and
insert S1c0 COO was carried.
The amount recommended by the bill for the sup
port OF the Folsom Branch Prison for the next two
years was reduced from 500, coo to 100000. For
transportation of prisoners to the State Prisons,
S21, 900 per annum.
Townsend moved to st.ike out the 81, 500 recon-
mended to aid the State Agricultural Society.
Warath moved to amend by allowing $4,000 per
annum.
The amendment OF Townsend was lost
Johnston, Leverson and Townsend opposed the
appropriation. Larue, Caminetti. Storke, Irwin,
Gutter and Naratn favored the appropriation named
in the bill. The debate was long, and able argu-
ments were advanced on both sides. at times the
speakers became personal in their remarks and
were frequently called to order. Points of order
were raised thick and fast, and appeals from the
decisions vi the Chair were frequently had.
Storke made appeal from the Chair, which
provoked such an excitement that with difficulty
the Chair could maintain order. Several members
clamored for the floor points of order frequent
and motions to adjourn we're heard from different
quarters of the House. Storke, to quell the dis
turbance, withdrew his appeal
Caminetti asked what was before the House,
when the Speaker replied "a great deal of noise
and confusion"
Without taking action the committee arose and
reported progress, and asked leave to sit again.
Cutter moved to reconsider the vote whereby
HOLSTERS bill, commonly known as the oleomar-
garine bill, was passed on Tuesday.
HOLSTER moved a call Of the House. Lost.
Johnston moved 10 lay the motion on the table.
Carried, by vote of 43 ayes to % noes.
The Assembly took recess until 1880 P. NJ.
The evening session was entirely devoted to argu-
ment in the contested election case of Barnes vs.
Dozer, but no conclusion reached At 10:15
P. NJ the further consideration of the matter was
postponed until 1880 p to-day, and the Assembly
adjourned.
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TRANsYgRB OF REAL ESTATE.

FRIDAY, February ., 1888.
Dated January Sd, ack. January 5, 1sS3-D. II. Can
trell to f. w. Stickney $500; G. B. s. c. and c.
IA $40 acres, near McConnells station.
Dated and aek. February 1T. III. Lindley and w.
P. Coleman to Julia M.lBeebe; 81, goo; srant-Lot 5,
P and O. Twelfth and Thirteenth.
Dated and ack. February 2, 1SS3-Lineoln White,
commissioner for Ellen Locke administrators estate
of ]. A. Locke, deceased, and others, to H. W.
Lowell, pursuant to judgment of Court.
SATURDAY, February g. 1888.
Dated and aek February 2, lss3-Wendel Kerth
h, Nineteenth and Twentieth.
MONDAY, February 9Th.
Gated and ack. January 80, 1ss3-Henry w Heath
and Margaret Heath, by d. w. Heath, attorney !;
$500; G. B. S. and C-S !, of W. ], of E. ], of lot
7, X and L. Fifth and Sixth streets
Dated and ack. February 5, 1Ss3-Moses B. Will
Jams to W. w. Wade; 1856 grant-N. E. OF Sec
ton 10, L. N, r E. and all interest in estates
Of Eliza and Eliza Williams, deceased.
Dated and ack. January 16, 1s83-B. F. Williams
to II. B. Williams; grant; same as last preceding.
TUESDAY, February 9Th.
Dated February 5th, ack. 9th, lss3-Henry Hebb
to G., L. johnson; $1,000; G. and c. so acres on
Grand Island.
Dated and aek January 49, 1sSa-Ah Hing &
Co. to Lee Cam Slo0-Smal tract in Mississippi
township.
Dated and ack January 30, 1856. N. Gray
to B. A. Farmer; $500; G. B. and C. and C.-Lot SC
by us feet.
Dated July 10, 1ss2-Estate of John Buckley, de-
ceased, to Margaret Buckley-Swamp land survey
No. 5l2
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-15
BRIEF NOTES.

-Four dodgers were register q at the police
station last evening.
A "healthy beggar" was arrested last
evening By Deputy Constable Turner. At
the police station he gave the name OF james
Murray.
The Vulcan Powder Company Of San
Francisco yesterday filed notice Of an in
crease of capital stock from S500,000 to
100000.
Yesterday, in the Superior Court, j. Hahn,
q native of Germany, was admitted TO citi-
zenship on the testimony Of Jacob Schind
and Jacob Schmidt.
A car for the Market.street cable railway
in San Francisco is being built in the railroad
shops in this city. It is an experimental car,
being different in many respects from any
now in use.
Charles Raglip, colored porter on the
overland train. dropped dead yesterday at his
room in Oakland frem hemorrhsge OF the
lungs. He has been running on the road for
ten or twelve years past.
NJ. hurry has been appointed Sheriff of
Amador county, to fill the vacancy caused By
the death of Sheriff Vogsn. Mr.. Murry was
formerly Supervisor of that county, and Is
well known in Sacramento.
Through an error in the account Of the Ma
tive Sons party, given yesterday morning, it
appeared that the music was furnished by
Watson, Beebe l. Grants band. Ii should
have read Jones, Beebe L Grant"
John Neal, who resides on the Riverside
road, celebrated his 70:h birthday on Tues-
day by giving dinner party TO number of
his old friends. The majority Of the guests
were California friends of thirty years dura-
ten.
Governor Stoneman yesterday offered q
reward of $500 for the arrest of George
Washington. This particular George is
wanted for the murder Of man named
Brown, which was committed in Tehams
county on the 9th instant.
Ex-senator Warren Chase, of Santa Bar
bars, delivered a lecture last evening at
Grand Army Hall on the subject Can the
Republican Party be Revived" AS the ex.
Senator is Gresnbacker, of course he has
very serious forebodings for the future of the
Republican party.
One day this week DIR. NJ. F. Clayton, on
entering the dooryard of one of his patients,
on Eleventh and o streets. was attacked by
several ours. Their barking aroused vicious
dog that was chained in the yard, and, break
ing his chain, he seized the doctor by the
coat. The dogs hold being loosened, he next
seized the physicians leg, and the teeth PEN
etrating both the pants and boot leg. inflicted
a somewhat severe wound just above the
ankle.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. White, of the
County Hospital Charles Bell, druggist; A.
Morrison, of the Western Hotel, and George
w. Ficks, went to Nevada City as witnesses
in the trial of Patterson and Dorsey, charged
with the murder Of the banker Cummings,
which begins ct that place to-day. 1t was in
Bells drug store that man offered some gold
for sale which is supposed to have been q
portion of the proceeds of the robbery at the
time the murder was committed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-15
MARRIED.

Sacramento, February 1s-By Rev l. E. Dwinell,
W. Il. Criswell, of Routier's Station, to Laura A.
Bsal, of Latrobe.
Sacramento, February 14-By Rev. Dr. Charles
Taubner. at the residence of the officiating pastor
Henry Smith to Eliza A. Noe, both Of Yoo county.
Michigan Bluff, January 2S-By Rev. j. A. Van
Emon, at the residence of the brides pa ents,
VIM. W. Bray to Sadie Billiard
San Francisco, February 1S-John K Fleming to
Sadie G. Wixam.
San Francisco, February 1O-Thaddeus W. Terry to
Berdie C. Olsen.