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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-30
RoadNotice.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF SALINE,
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
SALINA, OCTOBER 18th, 1884

COUNTY OF SALINE,
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
SALINA, OCTOBER 18th, 1884.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT on
~ the 18th day Of October, 1854, q petition
vas presented 70 the Board OF County Commis-
sioners Of the county and State Aforesaid, praying
for the location, survey and opening OF certain
road described as follows, viz
COMMENCING At the Southwest corner Of the
NOrthhf Of the North Eestqr, Of Sec. 4 Township
l3, south Of Range West o. 9Th r. N, at a
county road, running thence East a. near az
practicable on the line between the north hf
and the south hf Of the Northwest or and n e
Northeast ar Of See 3, also through the center Of
The North III OF Sec 4, Township IS, Range
west as much as possible on the line between
the North hf and the south hf Of the Northwest
Or and the Northeast ar Of Sec 4, an In Tp 13,
south OF Range Z, West 9Th p. NJ, said road 70
leave the said line sufficient 70 get q good road
and ease such expense as the viewers may dee1n
advisable, believing said road 10 be Of great pub
lie utility. and % some parties an absolute ueceg-
siiy, the ground Tor said road being good, that
% feet IN width win be sufficient, the section
line : mile north of said pr posed road being
impracticables said road 20 terminate a. the
Southeast corner o. the North hfof Northeast 10
OF Sec. 3, Township l3, Range W AZ q county
road, running North and south between secs
and 3, TIP l3, Range 4.
WHEREUPONi said Board Of County Commits
siouers appointed the iCnoVing-naned pcrs0ns,
to-wit:
Patrick shanahan, J. W. Burke ana Thomas
irwin, 81, a. NieE1rs, With instructions %
meet, In conjunction With the County Surveyor
a the house Of Henry O'Shea in Pleasant VAL
ley township, on "Wednesday the i2ih day Of
November, A. D. lssi, and proceed to vieV said
road, and give % all parties hearing.
By order Of the Board Of County Comrnissloners
JOSEPH SARGENT. County CLERK
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VorE for S. o. Hinds-an honored
citizen at home, and who will be
terror 10 the law breakers.
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YorE for the gallant soldier, John
A. Martin, and against the Shiny Cop
hperead, Geo. w. Click.
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WILBUR T. STORY. proprietor Of
the Chicago Times, died Monday
nirht.
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS,
SALINE COUNTY.
oFFIcE or COUNTY CLERK,
sAIfEA, Ocr. l3th, lesi.

oFFIcE OF COUNTY CLERK,
sAIfNA, OcT. lsih, tssi
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT OF
~ tie isih day of October, 1855, petIlios
siencd b. T. Lauhenfayer and thirfy-srs othsrs
Es presented % The Beard of CoEnty Comui5
sionfn Of the Counfy and STATE aforesafd urnrinr
for the viewing and opening of certain read le.
ucribsd as follows, ViE;
BEGINNING atthe point Of inferseefiou of u,
counlF ruad riIrning East from Mentor and sec
tioE line running Between sections ~ and is
Toun rs Range West. Thencs 20 run North
along u11 sectign line % where d is interested
bank of a1id river 20 There il again lnter1ectl
ad section line, thesce korthEart aio1g E1ii
r1ctio1 lne % point uhefe d q again infersect-
a b. TIE snokT Hil rlrsr. thence % follow east
rart along hank q aaii riFsrt q point where q
infersectp section line ruuning sbetEesn sections
EEnd II Town IS s Range v Also from the point
uhsre gccilcn lne rlunlng between recti5n1
" and Is is Interested near The norihera tcrni-
nus of aid ii1e bg he SEaoky His rTer % foli5w
westward aio1g tie hank of said riser,to TIE In
sndlsi IN T0vn Is 8 RansosW.
WHEREUPoE. saii Boura sfCounty connis-
IioneTu sppciniea he ioli0Fiag nanod porsoaa.
to-Eit
W. A. Parker, A. \. Farley ana Pred Forcht.
~ Viewers, VIII instructions 70 meet, in ccl-
Junction Win ne County Surveyor. al tle
house q i. Innhcnrayer n Wal1ut Township
On Friday ne ilth daY q y November, A D, l1sl
and ffreeed . risu sad rcad, and give % ~
By osasr sfths Board q Csuniy Coumhzioasrs
JOSEPH sAReET.
C9uniy cleEt.
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Total lst68 % ss4eg "a
The above statement includes interest, sinking
and general fund.
STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY or SALINE %
/, jos. Strgcut County Clerk or Saline county
hansas DO hcreLy certify that the above and fore
going Is a correct statement Of the debit and
credit balances OF the different funds In saline
county, Tor the year ending Oct. 18Th, A. ID. 1854
ln wines whereof I have hereunto set my
hand ald aflxcd my official seal this 2iih day or
October. lss.
lsEALl JOS SARGENT. County Clerk.
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Road Notice.
OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF SALINE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
earrWn Drvnuun n feei


OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
SALISA, OCTOBER 70, 1854.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
~ the 18th day OF October, ls5t, petition
signed By John c. Barrett and fourteen others.
vas presented to the Board Of County Commis-
siOnen ofthe County and State Aforesaid. praying
Tor the vie Fing and laying out Of certain road
described as follows, viz:
COMMENCING At the Iron bridge over the solo.
mon river On the half section line "a section IS,
township IS, range West, and thence running
north on half section line 10 inteTscct o county
road running East and West on half section line
ofsaid section Is, township Is, range ] West
WHEREUPON, said Board Of County Commis-
sioners appointed the following named persons
tO-Wit
J. O. Wiley, Fred Roggc ndcrf and Frank Peek as
Viewers, with instruet tons 10 meet in conIunc-
tion With the County Surveyor, at the place Of
beginning In Dayton Township, on Monday the
l0th day Of November A. D., issf, and proceed
70 view saii road. and give 20 al parties hear
ing.
~ order Of the BOARD OF County Commissioners.
IOSEPH SARGENT,
ounty Clerk.
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sorDrEas, vote as yoa shot on next
Tuesday.
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salIne oo. sundaY sohooI AssooialIon.


Saline Co. Sunday School Association.
The association met in permanent
convention at bridgeport, Oct. 22d
and 23d, and was well attended. The
interest manifested in the discussion
Of the several topics was above the
average, each receiving careful atten-.
tion. Among the most important
and interesting was Prof. Hopkins
rendering OF the song, "If 1 were n
Voice. Both the sentiment and
singing were good.
DIR. Bishops remarks on the ques-
tion, "What literature shall we use ?"
we're able and exhaustive, and should
be in print for distribution in every
family in the county, for an answer
to the question, What shall our
children read - The question, "Will
Prohibition have a beneficial effect on
the rising generation p" was decided
unanimously in the affirmative, Mr..
Price, Rev. Steward, and DR.. Bishop
giving good common sense reasons
for their belief. Rev. Simkins' re-
AuAN hn EAN1E4 EllAAN AauB BuAEAs aAlNAAk
the resolutions passed by the cOnven-
ton, are the following:
RcsOlUed .. That as the saloon,
licensed or otherwise, is the greatest
barrier TO the successful work of the
Sunday School; Therefore, we heart
lily endorse the present stand taken
by our State on that question.
ResoIrcd. 4. That II ever hunger
satisfied called for grateful acknOwl-
edgment, we move, to the generous
hospitality Of our Bridgeport CO.
labOreTs.
Resolved. 3. That this convention
express their thanks 10 the school
teacher, Miss Ritchie, for giving way
for this convention, and for cheerful
and efficient aid toward its success,
and TO the school board for the use Of
the school building.
The following is list Of the Vice
Presidents of the several townships
In the county: : John Havener, Day
ton tp; o G. Blair, Solomon tp; s
Post, Eureka tip; Richard Spencer,
Gypsum tp L Mapes, Liberty tp; A
g Wait, Walnut tp; - MarstOn,
Greeley tp; NJ Price, Cambria tp
J r Arnold, Elm Greek tp; c J Fred
erickson, Smolan tp; RObt Cochran,
Smoky View tp; a Crist, Falun tp;
Ed Nelson, Washington tp; NJ b
Quincy Pleasant Valley tp; J Carey,
Spring Creek tp. +. ROBB,
Secretary.
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NOTICE.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE, saEna, Ks.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Regist-ati0n
~ Poll Books q the City Of S1lin1, Kansas, for
the purpose Of rcgisiration will Be closed for ten
days presiding The election % Be- held On Tuesday
the 4th day ol November, Issa
The Registration Poll Books viii therefore be
closed on
Saturday, dle s5th day Of Oet., 1884,
al the close Of usual oaiee hours on that day.
Wines my hand and oficial seal this drsl day
Of October A.. d. ISL.
isEAL.l Jl-3t =. r BOWEN, City Clerk
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sAIIHA Normal UNIVERSITY!
SALINA, KANSAS.
Thorough Praesieali Economical Normal
pEPARrNRErs.

teaehers
Diplomas and degrees are granted 10 those stu
dents deserving them
CALEEDAR.
The College Year Is divided into four terms Of
twelve weeks each.
The terms hogin Sept. 2 and Nov. IS issi. ana
FEB. II and Nay r. ISIS The frst annual erafu-
ations VIII occur Jnly - and 80, ISIS.
THE UNIVERSITY BUILDING
Contains tie following rooms 1 Diulnr. Bath
Laundry, China. Kitchen. Furnscs, 1 Meal
Commercial, Bank, Apparatus, Recitation
Once, farlar, 2 Library g Book, - Living I
Chapel Music, = Clo1k-in all @ rooms. besides
numerous Halls, Nerandas, &c. 10 Is heated With
steam, and Il ample for 600 students
East Illinois Ccllese, With its faculty and scus
Students, its library, musical Instruments and in
creased apparatus. needing increased aecomroia-
tons, viii move % Saiina. Kansas, IN August sud
open its flll session as SALTEA NORMAL UErvEn-
sITT.
TIE UNIVERSITY REGIsTER
The REGISTER Is an Kiucnfionai Quarierly
devoted % Pructieal Eiucation 70 a pubiished n
saiinai Kansas, az cents per copy, and gives mI
information on al matters conuecied With SarrTa
horuAl UNIyElsTEr- For additional IN formation
address
Alex. C. HOPKINS. Prsdssnf.
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Everybody that knows S. o. Kinds
speaks well Of him. They say that
he made a capable and efficient coun-
IS officer, and that he Is a painstaking
and honest lawyer who knows the
law. His private character Is un-
blemished. He is a great lover OF jus
tice and impartial, but kind-hearted.
He will make a good Judge
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THURsDAY. ooloBER 30. ~.
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County Clerks ReDOTt,

q hoVing the Debit and Credit Balance OF The
= elhsrent tends 10 Saline county, for the year
ending Oct. l3Ih. 1s3a.
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THE following items are taken from
the Mcpherson Republican:
H. B. Kelly's war record Is just that
Of private soldier He entered early
in the war and served till the close,
carrying a musket. He was never In
any other position, and never had
furlOugh. He was always with his
company and always ready for duty.
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Notice Of Final settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Saline.
In the Probate Court il and for said
County.
In the matter Of the estate Of A. G. COuse, de-
ceased.
GtREDITORS and an other persons interested In
~ the Aforesaid Estate, are hereby notified that
the 10th day Of October, lst At the regular o.
tober term lisa. OF the Probate Court On and for
said county, % be begun and held AZ the Court
Room in Slllna. and county OF Saline State afore-
said on the ffst Monday in the month Of October
A. d.. 1s8i shall apply % said court for full and
fnal settlement ofsaid estate.
MARY COUsE,
Adm'x of Estate ofA. @. C0use deed.
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF SALINE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
SALINA. OcT 18Th ls3f

sALINA, OcT, 18Th, 1854.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
~ the 18th day Of October lssi, petition
signed By X II. Gilman and twenty Others, vas
presented 20 the Board or County Commissioners
ofthe County and State Aforesaid, praying for the
viewing and laying out Of certain road described
as follows, viz;
COMMENCING ct The SoutheaEt corner Of sec
tion ;, and The Northeast corner Of section g and
running West on section line or Is nearly as
pl1chea5ie thereto tuo miles 20 The Southwest
corner Of section 3. All beng in township rs
range vet Of the 9Th n.
WHEREUPoN, sald Board Of County Commis-
siOnen apPointed the following named persons.
70 Wit.
David Addison, James sharp and A. H. White, as
Niegen, with instructlons % meet in coniuuc-
ton With TIE County Surveyor, lt The house o.
r. Il. Gilman 10 WALNUT Township, on Monday
the i7fh day Of November A. D., fsst and pro-
eeed % view the read, and give 70 an part ies q
hearing.
By order Ofths Board Of County Commissioners.
JOSEPH SARGENT,
Couuty Clerk.
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Thoroughbred Hogs.


~ thorCurlhrcd r1larl China EIarf f-s|i l--11
liIA1f5LAkE8 Bar.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-13
INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day with the secretary of state of the North
west Real Estate Investment company, for
the purpose of buying, selling, owning, i'm
proving and dealing in lands, tenements and
Entertainments, real, mixed and personal
property, of plating town sites and additions
thereto and loaning money on real estate,
mortgage security, with principal place of
business at Minneapolis. The corporation
commences March 10, 1884, for a continu-
ance of twenty-five years, with a capital
stock of $500, 600, divided into 10, 600 shares
Of $50 each. The highest amount
OF liability allowed is to be
$500, ZOO. The incorporators are Geo. F.
Weston, of Plymouth, Mass. Salathiel NJ.
Spaulding, Isaac A. Barnes and Albert w.
Gould, of Minneapolis, and Isaac Barnes, of
New Bedford, Mass. Geo. F. Weston is
president, Salathiel NJ. BSpaulding, vice presi-
dent and treasurer; Albert w. Gould, secre-
tary, engineer aud land commissioner; Isaac
A Barnes, counsellor, and Isaac Barnes,
general manager.
Articles of incorporation were also filed
with the secretary of state yesterday of the
Minneapolis Safe Deposit company, the bust
ness of which is safety deposit and storage
~ lettlhg Tor hire, the use OF safes and
vaults and the building of suitable fire and
burglar proof buildings for containing the
same. The business commences March 81,
1884, for continuance of thirty years,
and the amount of capital stock
is placed at $50, 1000, divided into 600 shares
of 800 each, with highest amount of al
lowed indebtedness of $1,000. The names
of the ineorporators are j. W. Johnson, R. B.
Langdon, Geo. A. Pillsbury, W. D. Wash
burn, E. B. Ames, c. H. Petit, A. Fenton,
j. H. Ray and John S. Pillsbury, who are the
company's first board of directors.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-13
A Suit for Damages,

In the trial of Jas. Hadalla against VIM.
Banholzer for $4,000 damages for injuries
sustained from a bursting boiler, S. L.
Pierce conducts the case for the plaintiff and
C. D. O'Brien that of the defendant. At
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr.. Pierce rested
the case when Mr.. O'Brien moved that the
action be dismissed on the ground that no
evidence had been adduced in the testimony
that the defendant was guilty of negligence
in regard to his machinery or was response
BILE in any way for the accident and injury.
This the plaintiff met with the statement
that witnesses had sworn to known defect
in the boiler, that it had not been properly
cleaned out, and that its safety valve had
not been adjusted mechanically. Judge
Wilkins reserved his decision on the motion
until 10 O'Clock to-day. This is the last jury
case on the civil docket but one, which latter
has been postponee until the criminal dock
ct is cleared, which will probably be entered
upon some time to day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-13
WEDNESDAYS DOCKET.
A Mean Wretch-0ld Timers-A Case
Which Should be Got Out Of
Court by the Door of
y Mercy.

"The wicked shall be dumfounded and
their devices put to shame,'' was the sapient
reflection of hizzoner as 10. Welsh stood be-
fore the judgment throne yesterday morning
to answer to the charge of drunk and dis
orderly. The fact is that Welsh is genuine
artful dodger and he played about as mean a
trick last Tuesday as mans deprived nature is
capable of. On that day he called at
the office of the relief society and represent
ed that he was very hard up-so hard up, in
deed that he had no clothes to cover his
nakedness. He bulldozed the old man in
charge into giving him coat and vest, and
a short time afterwards he was caughtin the
act of trying to sell the articles to the keeper
of a Seventh street saloon. He was prompt
ly yanked, and as the court gave him twenty
days he remarked that he deserved to have
the hose turned on him.
The next case was that of Brown, the per-
ennial and immortal Brown. Tuesday night
he made sneak on a box of goods at
Powell's store, and he pinched several white
shirts. He was pursued and captured by a
very small, but ''sandy'' clerk in the store,
and turned over to a copper. He said yester-
day that he didn't mind being arrested
but that it broke him all up to be taken in by
so small man as the clerk. He will do the
buck-saw act for ninety days, and the June
cucumbers will be doing havoc with the race
when he gets out again.
Mike Donohue, another rounder, was up
on the charge of cabbaging an oyercoat from
Plus Reid's place on East Third street. He
went to the workhouse for sixty days.
The little boy, Albert Keller, an account
of whose arrest for begging appeared in
yesterdays issue of the GLOBE, was arraigned
on the charge of vagrancy. The hearing
was continued until to-day. The circum-
stances of this case are peculiarly sad; the
lads parents reside in East St., Paul;
they are both sick and with large
family of children. They are destitute of
clothing, food and fuel. 1t is case that
calls for the active attention of the relief So
ciety and all that class of persons whose
claims OF charity are manifested in their
works, and not in the empty yaporing of
words
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-13
Town Elections

At the annual election in White Bear town
on Tuesday the following ticket was elected
by large majority:
upervisors-Edward Long, chairman, William
Anger, Leopold Anger.
Town Clerk-William Freeman
Treasurer H. Schneider
Justice of the Peace-Willam Freeman.
Constable-V. L. Richards
Against Cattle-Yes
Against Liquor License.
The election in Reserve township last
Tuesday resulted in the election of the fol-
lowing:
Supervisors-Peter Bohland, Otto Hunt
and Antony Static.
Town Clerk-Frank Jansen.
treasurer. J. Kerst.
Justices of the Peace-John Schoffhousen,
Jr., and VIM WEIGH.
Oyerseers of Highways-C. Messenger, J.
Hinkel and j. Mooney.
The vote with regard to restraining cattle
was decided in the negative.
The defeated ticket was as follows:
Supervisors. Smith, chairman, H. Chris
toff. Clerk-W J. Wilson. Road overseers
l-P. Gleason, n. Schmidt, NJ Lubig.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-13
NO POOLING WITH THE LAW.
Judge Wilkins Firm Hand in Dealing
With Infamous Criminals,

motion was argued before Judge Wilkin
yesterday to quash the Indictment found
by the grand jury against James Renehine,
the brutal Iavisher of Lizzie Gustavson, in a
piece of woods on the highway between st.
Paul and Minneapolis several months ago, on
the ground that the Indictment was improp-
erly drawn. The judge very promptly denied
the motion and the effort came to naught
Renehine was afterwards brought before the
court to answer to the Indictment which it
had been found could not be set aside, and
pleaded not guilty.
Application was made to Judge Willlin
yesterday afternoon by the counsel of John
Sears, Thomas Gillispie and Patrick Flaherty
who committed brutal assault and ravished
Pauliue Gabel on First street on the morning
of the Drake block fire, for a change of venue
from Ramsey to some other county for their
trial AS with the Renehine case Judge
Wilkin promptly put his foot down on this
dodge of the criminals to escape the justice
which they know will be melted out to them
by jury of their fellow citizens
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-13
BASE BALL.
The Arrangements for the st Paul
Nine for the Season.

Mr.. Fl. w. Cory, who represented St. Paul
at the base ball meeting held in Chicago on
the II, returned yesterday and represents
that the meeting was harmoni-
GUS and satisfactory. The prospects
are that the northwestern league will be sue
cessful and prosperous. OF course no one
can tell what the outcome will be. The be-
ginning, however, is promising. Mr.. Hun
ter, the manager of the st. Paul club, is going
east the first of next week for the purpose of
securing men with which to fill up the team.
Quite number are in view but it is very far
from being settled as to who will be selected.
There is no occasion, however, to be in a
hurry in regard to making selections for
there are a great number of men in the
country that can play ball well. The game
pays well now and is one of the most profitable
kinds of employment. The consequence is
that an army Of young men have gone into
it. The result is that although the league
clubs and all others are nearly filled up there
is large number of good players still left
from which to select If judicious selections
are made the st Paul club can
undoubtedly be made as good as any in the
league, and will probably be made so.
The grounds have been secured, and they
will be at the end of the street car line on
Fort street, just beyond the short line cross
ing. Grounds four hundred feet square
have been leased for term of three years,
and as soon as the snow is off the ground
and the frost has relaxed his hold, the work
of preparation will be begun. The ground is
perfectly level so that it will not be necessary
to have any grading done. The field will
first be ploughed and then thoroughly rolled,
after which it will be sowed to grass.
AS the club will open the season on the
1st of May, at Milwaukee, and remain abroad
till the 9th of June, when it commences in
st. Paul, the manager will have ample time
to put the grounds in the best order. 1t is
the intention to place the grand stand in one
corner and then lay out the diamond with
the catcher in front of the grand stand. This
will give the most room that can be
obtained from the square that has been Sc
lected.