The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

tended.
! Mr.. 10 Wilson. Of Salina, Is an
nOuneed BY the Kansas City Times
Washington correspondent e q visi
tor at the National capital. The cor
respondent reported correctly. MI
Wilson was At Washington. He va
also on Wall street, New York. dur
ing the panic and witnessed the ex
citing scenes there. He returned
Mon day night.
Mr. Gust. Lindholm, Of SalemsbOrg
brought TO our ONCE last Monday, q
bottle 81 spring Fater tsken fTOm !
spring apSn kis farm. lwhleh W,
strongly impregnaled with petroleum
Mr.. LindhOln staieslh4ti there il &
constant oily surface not only 10 bis
spring. but other springs In the VI
cinity. Mr.. G. p. Collins, expert
eneed in pii wells. viii make 40 in.
vestigatiOn soon.
Foster the Martyr thought be was
at last glaneiRg through The fires Of
persecution when he looked over the
Joe WateTs telegram. and his eyes
Esrs again 20 ~ fisb holy hght As
be pointed them towards heaven.
But the dsrned telegram didn'i even
get up a sensation. and TIE magtyrs.
John Is pow locking fos apoihss
"biieh" IL his great sacrifice 70 the
cause Of the IaE-breakers.
In the District Court last Monday.
the case q ihe State s.. Vim. HueL-
ner (the defendant being ehaFged With
the violation Of the prohibition law
was tried. The jury found the de-
PENDANT guilty ont eight counts. The
case Of the State vs.. P. Mugler lssme
charge) came up yesterday morning,
but was cOniinued unulone week from
today, upon the applfsation 81 The
defendant who Is confined to his home
by sickness. -E
At the sale Of college lots last Sat
urdsy, the following Tots we're sold /
Lots 50 and "a. University Place, to
Capt. J. D Marsh, for $500.
Lots 10 and -, University Place, to
Lydia r. Johns for $50.
Lots 8, II and IS, University Place.
to Geo. w. Nicely for $500.
Another sale will take place next
Saturday, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, which
will be the 1ast sale until smother
assessment e made
The city council met iast Monday
night and transacted considerable
business. L.O. Wight was appointed
to see that proper survey be made
on the east sideof Filth street from
Ash 20 Pine street. The street con-
missioner was insftncled 10 open the
ditch on the east side Of Sania &c.
between Iron avenue and Walnut
street. The designations Of the men,
bers Of the Hook and Ladder Co, and
Hose Co. No.2 were accepted. The chief
OF the Fire Department and the IRE
eommIttee Of the eonnciI were instrIiet
ed to take immediate STEPS to organlzea
hook and ladder company and Hose
Co. No. .. The city attorney was i'm
structed 10 draw upa eontraet with
the city printer in accordance With
the rates already agreed upon. The
sanitary committee and the city mar
shall were instructed TO visit all streets
and alleys aud have the same cleaned
up. A petition to open up South
street from Ninth street 10 the vest
line OF the city was referred to the
committee on streets and alleys.
The city attorney was instructed to
draw deeds for South street as asked
for, also q deed for an alley between
Santa Fe avenue and Seventh street.
Petition for q sidewalk on the east
side Of Eighth street from Iron ave
nue. to south line of lot No ), on
School Park, and a petition for a side
walk on south side Of Iron avenue
from Iron avenue bridge TO Front
street, were presented, and referred
to the proper committee. and finally
the sidewalks we're ordered The city
attorney was ordered TO prepare an or
dinance taking University Addition
into the city.