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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-10-28

The young ladies Of the First Presby-
terrain church, have arranged to give . so
ciAl at the residence of Judge DeCamp on
Twelfth avenue, on next Friday night.
Everybody knows the time worn legends
that for centuries have clustered around
the mystic eve of All Saints. Years and
years ago, as far back Is the middle ages,
almost, on this night young lovers sought
throgh the medium of many a charm and
spell to learn their future. 'Tis on Hal
lOwe'en that witches ride on the pale
moon beams and elves and fairies wake
from the slumbeIs that have chained
them ali the year round. What Anniver-
ssrY is there that has greater charm fOl
the young folks than Halloween. The
young ladies Of course know all about
these things and have been consulting the
oracles and they have secured Lyon
county over Ia search for witches, q few
Of which have been engaged at enormous
cost, to be present at the revels next Fri-
day night, aud tell fortunes for the young
folks. All are invited. Tickets % cents,
as Ellen Plumb's book store.
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e vote in detail was a. folIows:


Arumor was actively being circulated on
the streets to-day % the effect that Mr.
W. T. SOde0 had purchased the old Ar
mour mill site on the Neosho, where the
the city propose to obtain their water sup
ply for the reservoirs. The story had, by
constant repetition, gained such credence
among our citizens that THE News felt
in duty bound 70 investigate the matter.
In order 70 dc. thus Ar. SOden was inter
viewed by telephone, he being Ct his place
of business at his mill, and he politely IN
formed as that such . thing had DOkOc-
CURED to his knovledges and. farther, =
had nsveT. for 8 moment, entered hia nina
to take any such step. Whether this Fu-
NOR was circulated by his friends or ene-
mics We know not, bat this We know.
that We propose TO do Mr.. Soden no In
iuctice, even if We may disagree with
him as 70 the location of the water works
or the court house site.
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The County Teachers association will
hold regular meetings on the second Sat-
urdsy of each month, beginning promptly
OF O'Clock p. m. Let every teacher be
present and take pake part In the discus
sion of those subjects which should inter
est him most
The following programme will be rem
dered Saturday, Nov. 13:
Music, solo-Miss Lillian Worden.
Topics in Sclence-Charley Harris, Mics
Carrie Morse.
Discussion.
Review of First lessons in Geography
Kate Ross.
Discussion-Miss CrIchton.
Rev. ew of First Lessons In Numbers
Miss Grace Allen.
DlscussiOn-Nemuel Brown.
Music, Duet-Misses Frost and Riggs.
Lesson In Language, Mary Dillon.
Discussion-R NJ. Gray.
General Discussion of DIf1cultes-By
all.
Music. Qlartette.
Committee on language: Carrie Jack
son, Leonora Sedgwick, Grace Allen.
Viola Price, A. E. Dixon.
Committee On mathematics: j. &
Klock, Prof. Baily. Mary Dillon, Mr..
Spiker, Kate Ross.
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fIosa ras.ansis Da1iy.
BEPORIl RHDIFIVUS.
The watsr Works Question Settled By
Vote Of the People.
Who EmphaticalIy Declare Than
&, rsslxss fog the Bonds,
AS Against Hog Wash Pumped from
Sewers Mouth.

All day long the only topic Of couversa-
don on tbs streets has besa the question Of
the removal Of the water works. anA from
the opening OF The polls in the morning
until the hour Of gUing 70 pres The Agf-
tatiOn has coasinued. From the very
start, however, il was seemingly certain
y that the bonds would carry, judging
from the reports received from the vari-
Gus voting places.
Yesterday sud the d-y before IL was
thought by many that the proposition
would be dsEeased- But after the Issue Of
the EVENING News last evening. With'the
thorough expose Of previous hnancial
features connected With The system e car
RED On as the dsctation Of one man, pab-
Ilc seetiment took turn that WiIk By tbs
resurnP, probably show that the oppo0ents
Of tue city'S progress Eo- personal reasons
have besn routed.
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READING NEWS.
BY MARY DIX zKAN-


MONDAY, Oct. %, 1886 The new erIst
mill is doing quite a business, grinding
corn mostly.
Henry Farney is fitting mp his shop to
live in this winter
The recent rains have made the fields OF
tame grass look like spring, but have not
helped the streams for stock water as yet.
w. D. Elrod is buying and shiE ping
hogs TO Kansas City.
The men who are husking their corn
say the crop is small.
( VIM. Monkes planted two acres of wa
termelons las: spring and sold $3.50 worth
of WatermelOns from it.
Mrs. Albert Bryan is visiting her sister
near Valley Falls, Kansas.
The road grader is doing some good
work for the county line road.
The Reading people expect to start &c
California next Thursday.
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EnaporIa Leads.

Col. Taylor and r. d. Salisbury have re-
turned from Great Bend, where they went
to attend the National Coursing associs-
ton, which met at that place last week.
Five hounds were entered from every state
in the union. Page of Nebraska
was elected president for the ensuing
year. Col. Taylor's dog took the sspling
stakes. the prize amounting to one hun.
bred dollars. r. D. Salisbury entered q
dog for w. d. Thomas of this city, which
also took valuable prize.
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On Wednesday, November II, the Kan
sas Academy OF Science win convene In
Emporia, and remain in session for three
days. The association IL composed Of
the ablest scientific workers IN the state.
All Of the meetings will be held In the
Normal School building. Delegates win
be present from the State University, Ag-
ricultural College, Highland University,
WAshburne College, Baker University,
and other educational centsrs. The COM
ing meeting will be an honor to Emporis,
as the scientists have never before met In
our city.
Some conception Of the scope and
practical work Of this organization may
be obtained by an examination Of the
following departments, with their COM
mittees, which win be represented In, the
next meeting.
AnthropOlogy-A. b. Thompson, Franz
Kizsr, J. r. Mead.
Astronomy-T. 81. DinEmOre, e. B
Cowgirl, w. s. Franklin.
Botany-W. A. KellermAn, J. H. Car.
ruth, E. N. Plank.
Chemisry-G. b. FaiIyer, E. 81. Bal,
ey, J. T. willard.
Entomology-E. A. Popenoe, F. b
Snow, Warren knAns.
| GeOlogy-Robers hay, Joseph Savage
E. p. West.
HerpetOiogy-F. w. Cragin, 1. d. Ira
ham, L. L. Dyche-
Il Icthyology-I. D GrAnam, F. 81. Snow
II rrAs.--.... M E-aahIsv n r
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DISTRICT COURT.

District court convened this morning st
0 O'Clock and Judge Graves proceeded TO
charge the jury in the case OF Powell Va.
GIlchrlst Bros, after which the case of s.
W. Brigg vs.. James Msstsrson vas called,
In this case Brigg sues Masterson for
wages due him.
The jury in the Gilchrist case handed In
q verdict of mot guilty.
The trlsl of Bragg vs.. MGsterson occu-
pied the entire day.
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RailrOad Racket.

Conductor Msrriatt Of the Santa Fe got
seriously injured yesterday evening at
Strong City by being pushed in between
two cars. DE-. Jacobs, the company's ply
slcian went down from this city and is now
in attendance on the case.
Mr.. Chase, superintendent o: Transport
tation, and Mr.. NickersoD, assistant super
Intenoe of the Santa Fe, came IN from
the east to-day IN their special car, No.
So. and went down on the Howard branch.
Foreman FISHER Of the Santa Fe round
house yesterday became the father of a
fine boy. Congratulations sud cigars are
In order.
The shipping of cattle 10 the east still
continues quite heavy on the Santa Fe.
j. 8. Riley was to-day promoted to be q
conductor on the Santa Fe
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From Tassday,s Daily,
PERSONAL.


Mrs Marks Of Council Grove is in The
city visiting friends.
j. s. Smith Of Topeka is in the city
looking up business.
o. Miller returned from his eastern bus
iness trip this afternoon.
General J. c. Caldwell Registered aa the
Hotel Coolidge last night.
Mrs, Krsiger Is visiting with relatives in
the country foo few weeks.
n. s. Moorehouse left yesterday for Ar
ksDsas City on short business trip.
Ed. s. Waterbury took. Eun down 10
Usage City to-day on q business trip.
NJ. E. Helmers and Chas. Currier Of Fl.
Worth are in town to-day looking mp bust.
ness.
Judge Peyton delivered . prOhibltica
speech last night 1t Eureka 70 good an.
dience.
l. s. sprague of Usage City was in the
city yesterday, DUNG business with our
merchants.
Mrs. Leon Gosselin went down to Cot
tonwoOd Falls to visit friends and relatives
for few days.
The Dick German combination Is In the
city. The majority of them registered e.
the Hotel Coolidge.
Mrs. Porter of Cotton wood Falls was IN
the city yesterday, trading with our mer-
chants and calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Dent of Wenons,
Illinois, parents of Mrs A. r. Taylor, are
visiting with her fog few days.
a. N. Booty returned to his home in
Leoti City yesterday. He has been visit
ing here for some time with friends.
w. g. Lee of Wendell, Kansas. who has
been transactInR business IN the city
for some time, left for home last night.
Hon. a. d. Dickson of Necsho Falls
was in the city Sunday afternoon. He
left for Wichita on the Monday morning
train.
Elder Lott addressed the Topeka prOhi-
bitionIsts yesterday on the issues OF the
day from the standpoint of that peculiar
people.
HOWARD CulVers VINO mas been visiting
In Eureke for several days, returned yes
terday and went TO Topeka to be absent
for week.
Otto Holmes OF the Normal was called
to CherryYale Sunday in response TO 9 tel
egram announcing the dangerous illness
Of the little son of his brother Horace.
Mr.. Jake IRWIN, while out fishing west
of town, caught probably the largest black
bass ever caught In Lyon county. Ii
weighed SIX and tnree-quarter pounds.
Mr. Holmes, of the firm o. Cramer &
Homes, who left here some time ago on q
visit to California, returned TO this city
Yesterday. Mr. H. is undecided If he will
locate here for the winter or not.
Elk President r. B. WEIGH, wife and
daughter, of Topeka, DR.. Wright and wlfe
of Emporis, Capt. HsugbGwout of Neo-
sho Falls, Capt. Watrous of the Burll0g-
ton Independent, and Hon. Jno. o. Dent
of Wenons, Illinois. attended the opening
exercises at the State Normal school yes
terday morning. PresideLt WEIGH and
Or. Wright made some very pertinent i'm
promptu remarks to the pupils.
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a WISE tATHER

Never tsifles with his tamiIy's health
nor buys patent medicines, who publish.
es testimonials of cures he knows moth.
ing about. hat deals with reliable drug.
gist who know which medicine has in
reality cured. The undersigned drug
gisis of Emporia have sold the following
remedy for two years and can tsuthfuliy
say that Primley's Speed Cough Cure
has never failed TO give relief in the
Elost obstinate and stubborn cases o.
Coughs aud Colds. Having won IL
high reputation. qrietlY. but rapidly
solely on its intrinsic merits without sd
yertising. Consumptiyes will Please
ask for special instructions. and If we do
not help you it will cost YOU nothing
Price zoe and 81 90. Sold by the fol
lowing druggists: B. Wheldon. Chas
Ryder, w. r. Irwin. D w. MoTTis.
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4 els.0oo rEunI 20.

Kansas CITY, Oct. ga trunk con-
tanning twelve thousand dollars worth Of
ieweIry samples. belonging to the agent
Of Cincinnati ieWelry firm, was check
ed for this city from WaIkens, No., on
the Wabash railroad, and Wss due here
Saturday night Ii has not arrived and
the authorities have been unahIa 20 dnd
a
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nRTRICT COURT.

The case of Bragg VI. Mastereon was the
first called up yesterday morning. After
the jury had been out short time YER
dict for judgment Of ST was returned.
The last case yesterday was Ward W.
Heilman. The examination Of Witnesses
continued until the time OF adjournment
last evening.
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EVERYBODY KNOWS

That distractions in any impoTIsn
channel means dissster. Obstruction in
the organs OF the human body brings
disease They must Re cleared away, or
physical wreck will follow. PrimleY's
Iron Wahoo Tonic stands without q
rival for the blood. Price. so cents and
81 90 For sale by the following drug
gists: B. Wheldon. Chas, Ryder. W. r
Irwin, D. W. Morris
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srRAYED-From the undersigned on

SrRAYED-From the undersigned on
Coal creek, seven miles southeast of En-
poris, one iour-year old white COW,
branded E W on right hip and j on left
hip ana points of both horns broken of;
also, one four-Ie4r old dark red COW,
white heart in the forehead, white ring
about the middle of the tail. horns turning
in and incling up. Any information
given that will lead to their recovery will
be suitably rewarded. Postoff1ce address,
JOHN SHEM JONES, Emporia
Emncria Oct. 26. 1886,
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VIM. Swaner, who drives team for os-
car Lyle, came near being suffocated this
morning by going down into cistern that
was full OF gas. 1t was only by accident
that his condition was discovered and he
was taken out just in time TO save him
from suffocation. DIR. Gardner, who was
in attendance on the case. says that there
is not bit of sense in any one getting suf-
located in this manner II people would
only take the precaution TO lower . light
In we'll before going down. If the light
burns the we'll ID safe; If it goes out then
no one should venture down in il.
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EaTPoRIA, Oct. %. 1884


will sal At my farm, two and hal
miles esst OF BitlersOWn. On Eagle creeki
on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1885,
Commeac1ng as 10 q m, ths following
property, ao-Wit: Three fat COVE. good
mIlch cos, extra good mich COW. fresh.
9sWo-yeaF old heiSsrs. yeaxiIng helferp,
5 sprisEcAlves. 1alArge mare i've years
old, 6llsy. two yeArs old; I yesrline
herse coIss5 herd a fat hogs. / lumber
wagon. aaE double harnss.s . quantity Of
corn n aslA. and ali my farming tools sud
Household goods.
TKaMs-On all sums over SO credit
q 81 m0nths viii be given ca b4nkAbss
pspsr with inssress 1T Z par cent. Five
Per cent OF for cash.
Mas lRARy q R BERTs
LF. PRUxE. AuctioDeeE.
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Judge ParrinGton is suffering with q
toOthache.
o. j. Greist has been released on bail
There are ten prisoners confined in the
cellar OF the Jail.
Roland Lskin has taken TO quoting
poetry.
The sAerifrs Office was the center of at
traction to-day.
The recorder Is the busiest man in the
building.
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PRRSONAL

H. c. Cross went east to-day on No. 6
ia. shriver Of Peabody, Kas-, Is in the
city.
c. Kent of Burlington is IN the city to-
day.
J.O. Wilson of salina Is doing business
in town to-day.
The German combination left last night
for Ottawa, Kas.
J. II. Grfilth went 70 Chicago yesterday
on . short business Tip.
Miss Emma LYons Of OIsthe, Kas., IL
visiting friends In the city.
DR. Crawford of CottoswoOd Pals is In
the city to-day on business.
G. W. Sutton Of HartforG b in town to-
day, guest Of the Hotel Coelidgs.
W. s.. Bird of Ottawa, KaS., was ia the
city yesterday looking up busfness. -
Mrs. R9bt: -McMnlen of Agnes City,
Kansas, Is visiting relatives In the city.
Austin Prescott Of Topeka registered
at the Hotel Coolidge yeSteEdsy evening.
E. A. Hfldsbrand and wife Of Strong
City are visiting with friends IN tOwn to-
day.
a sister Of Mrs.. II. Stubbs from Law
renee is visiting her in this city for . few
days.
Rev. D. B. Shuey returned yesterday
from . missionary tour TO Topeka and Alb
ilene.
Miss Fannie Love Of BurlingtoD, is vis-
itinR her sister, Miss Lane. court stsnO-
grapher.
W. A. Simmons of Grand Rapids, KAs.,
was in town yesterday, q guest Of the Hotel
Coolidge.
A. Bard, secretary Of the 7. II. q. A. q
Wichita, passed through the city to-day
for the east.
A. L. Foote lefs last night for an extend
ed VISIT in Chicago, Cincinnati, and other
eastern polnts-
CT. Vaughan Of Gaylord. Kss., regis
tered at The Hotel Coolidge asa s-aEri.
val last night.
Mis- Bessie Hall ami her sister Lou,
wentto Topeka to-day on = visit TO friendl
for week or two.
B. F. Nance and wife OF EnrekI
registered this AfseEnOOn e guests q
the Hotel Coolidge.
/ L.W. Lewis went west 70 Colorado thu
afternoon. His son went ease on the nOol
train 20 do little surveying.
G. P. Jones. formerly Of Jones q Ed
wards of this city, came up from his rancl
near Madison, to dayon business.
Gen. j. @. Caldwell took yesterday
cannOnbGll foF OsGge City, where he deEiv
cred . rousing campaign speech les
night
The family Of j. N. Mallory arrived e
Cay from their former home IN Attsea, II
: diana. aud win hereafter Be Empori
folks.
Walt WhitmaEth, who has bss8 81
come time connected with ths firm Z
: Clapp d Co., Of this city, IsGs last nlRht ID
his old home Ia Illinois.
|" Miss Portis Wsiue, who went east Il
spring for her health, writes her folk
from Boston that she 10 much better, IN
!. weighs 14O odd pounds.
Kew. @. r. Rice Of Eureka. KAs-, passe
:, thFo0gh the city to-day ensrcute 70 Ne
York 10 attend the meeting Of the e.
Church Foreign Missionary soc1sty.
M. Alexander. the advancs maa Il
the Kate Forsyth cOmhiHssSoa. b - q
!. city to-day, making arrangements fnr a
appearances Of that company IN EmpoEi
}, on November 8
/, This issue Of the News eOstains q
shsriG's pFoelanation ealltAR IN sleca1o
November :. af which time the voters I
o Lyon couasy viii hsSs Al opportunity
: vote OF die court honse and jssl PROPOSE
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Rev X. l.. Lott, who for some time has
been pastor of the Christian church at this
place, next Sunday breaches his last ser.
mon. He will hereafter devote himself to
district work, and at the same time will re
main resident OF this city. Rev. Har
veout of Millersborough, Pennsylvania,
will fill the pulpit hereafter, commencing
with the first Sunday In November.
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Ike Lambert went down to Neosho Rap
ids Tuesday and made q speech
in Mr.. Soden's interests, In other
words, he made an effort TO
convince the people that Lyon county
was not IN need of q court house. He
failed TO tell them that it was not the court
house itself, but merely because there was
strong probability that If the bonds
passed the free site would be chosen as the
proper place TO put it on. AS Soder
whistles Ike dances.
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From Wednesdays Bany.
THE RETURNS.

The Water Works Bonds Carried By .
Vote OF Nearly Two 60 One.
AS predicted In our edition Of yesterday
evening, the proposition 70 build . Feser-
VoiF system Of water works on Smiths
hill carried By . decisive majority, the
vote belng 51s for and AIT against the
measure.
The vote IN detail was q follows:
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Al the an
nuAl estimates have been received at the
treasury department, except those for
public works, for the naval establish
ment and for the postal service. Those
already submitted, which cover sll the
regular civil expenses OF the govern
mene, show very little change In the
amount fIom the appropriations for the
present year. The treasury department
mission 70 the appropriations committee
Ct its meeting on the 10Th proximo.
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Emporis, Oct. 26, 1886.
IoNEs' Gil YCERINE ARNtCA SALVE

Stands as the father OF salves torcu's.
salt rheum, fever sores, burns, chilblains
letter. piles, chapped hands, frozen teet,
boils and all skin diseases. Price, %
cents. Warranted. Foi sale by the fol
lowing druggists: B. WheldoD, Chss
RYDER. ". r. IRWIN, D. w. Morris
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J. &. Burch1eld's
End AVE- Shooting SHOP
For the best work ia all branches of
Blscksmithing.
SHOP CoREERO OF COMMERCIAL STREET
AND SECOND AVENUE
CoUNTY sURvEYoR,s CFrlCE,

EHPORIA, kas., Oct. q, IoSb.I
d. A Cook, Herman Broy. T. E. a. Meaton
W. PantOn, q. X o. Sherwood and 8. j. Born
TRACER: You aye hereby notified that the under
signed county surveyor of Lyon county, Kan
sas viii, on the z2nd day of November, 1ss6,
proceed to survey and establish IN township
twenty COY, range twelve (i2), the corners OF
the east half of the southwest quarter OF Sec
tion twenty COY, and such other lines and cor
ners as nay be necessary to compIets the work
This survey is made upon request ami notice
Ieee'' - r. II. EDMISToN.
County surveyor.
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CoUNTr SURVEYORS OFFICE.

EMPORIA, hhs Uct, q, IcoO,J
Messrs. John Rosenstcck, Michael Eauker.
Crockett and Mary Seawr ght: You are
hereby notified that the undersigned County
Surveyor OF Lyon county Kansas. VII, on the
18th tiay.of November 1856, procee to survey
and establish. IN township twenty CID
range eleven IN, the northeast corner OF the
Ngss half Of the southwest quarter of section
three g and snch other lines and cornt re as
NAV be neeess airy to com 9lete the work. This
survey is made upon request and notice re-
ceived from A. Bangs.
ri - EDMISTtlN. County Surveyor
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Mr. Marquis KimpsOn arrived in EN-
poFis Tnesdsy last. on . visit to his broth
er's former wife, who now reeidea with her
brother, r. b. Bsyne, at Keir Bank farm.
four mIles southeast Of town. This visit
was Ers9t Joy to the widowed heart and
that lady Was quite overcome by her feel
inRs of mingled joy and sorrow on meet
ing her husbands Swim hrother, the very
Likeness Of himseHi end receiving his kind
sympathy and skcsas of comfort to her.
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MED.

At her home, No. 66, Exchange street,
at 8 O'Clock this morning. Nary d. GIN
Rrich, daughter of Mr.. Mcclure, in the
SlsE year Of her age. The funeral will
take place to morrow moFaiDg At the fam
lily residence.
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, I
q sknhar "a. 1885.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
OJtober a, 1856. I
Board met IS Per adjournment; al
members present.
The board examined the books and
vouchers Of the county treasurer for the
year ending October Isl. and approved
the same.
All county warrants unclaimed for
TIRES years or over were Cancelled.
The following bills were allowed:
C. 3. HanIlson. poll books............. s s y
Newman, Fox, ct n, material for deco
rating court house. y 50
Emma Z. Lane, steRographer's feo0.... so %
John Burns, deputy sheriff in preeery.
Ing the peace. ~
Sered nan. c". @ . "a Is 90
Board thea adjourned until tomorrow
morning. Attest: ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-10-28

At their regular meeting on Saturday
the Woman's Relief Corps unanimously
passed resolution of thanks TO the Gil.
christ Bros. for their liberallty in donat-
ing the amount of their livery bill during
the reunion to the corpa.