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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

The knights Of Pythias are stirring
themselves In preparations that
are needed TO be made 70 entertain
the $500 or 5000 guests who will be
brought 20 Salina next May, At the
annual encampmeDt. LeavenwOrth
knights will come with two special
cars. The occasion OF their coming
in 30 strong a body will be 10 contest
for the privilege OF having the State
Temple Ia building 70 cost about
O,OO0) erected in LsavenWOrth. To
peka will also. Il Is said, have q force
on Woodworking for the location Of
the Temple in that city. We are glad
to know that 5slinA proposes to take
= hand In the contest, and that on &C
count Of her central location she Is the
choice Of the knights Of more than
half the state. Whether she IL victO-
riOus or not depends largely upon the
favorable impression created upon the
guests by the city itself-and this
rests in the hands Of the citizens
themselves. 1.-THE guests are enter
tanned in Salinas usual warm-hearted
style. that will be long leap towards
success. A Temple located here will
not only be an ornament TO the town.
but will bring 5000 guests to Salina
every year 10 attend the annual en-
camPment. No doubt a gin Of real
estate for the location. or money itself,
will be asked for, and our citizens
will have to assist the Knights in pro
curing II.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21
MARYLAND. DODGE & MOORE.

For money see H. c. Davis & Co.
GOodnow & wickham pay the
highest market price for all kinds Of
grain. 5l.3w.
GoOdnOw & wiekhsm pay the
highest market price for all kinds Of
grain. 5l-Sw
Bring US your ear corn and save
shoveliDg.
SALIVA MILL d ELEVATOR Co.
Go to Tllgner and Harms, for your
chOic emeats.
We now dump all kinds Of grain.
and pay as much as anybody.
SALINA MILL & ELEVATOR Co.
Materials furnished and lessons
given in Lustre painting, 0y Mr.. NJ.
+. Morrill,.
We have houses. lots and farms for
sale on easy terms.
KRAET & BISHOP.
DUMP your ear corn on our new
dumps. Highest market price paid.
SALINA MILL & ELEVATOR Co.
Electric Bitters are sold at so cents
q bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve
At 3 cents a box by Oscar SeitE.
No WAITINa-We have FIVE
dumps for ear corn and can dump as
fast as you can come. Try it.
SALIVA MILL & ELEVATOR Co.
All kinds Of meats sold at Tilgner
& Harms meat market at lowest
prices.
Don't SHOVEL your ear corn but
dump Il on our new dumps. Highest
market price paid.
SALINA MIL & ELEVATOR Co.
DUMPS, DUMPS, DUMPs-We are
now ia the Salina market for all
kinds Of grain, and have dumps for
all. Highest market price paid;
give Us q call.
SALINA MILL & ELEVATOR Co.
Ms. NJ. f. Morrill, has purchased q
large stock Of fine French millinery.
which she will be pleased to show 10
the ladies Of Salina. Cor. Ash and
Seventh streets.
Go 10 TIlgner & Harms for your
fine sausage, and try them free OF
charge, and you will be convinced
they are the finest in the market.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

Who said you could not bob a. In
Kansas.
The Second term l. drawing to 8
close. Thursday, Jan. .. is the last
day. Interest and enthusiasm seems
% increase. Our students have
worked very diligently, even through
The coolest weather.
Six new students last week. One
from Ellsworth county, and two from
Mcpherson. Let them still come.
We will make room for them all.
Dickinson county will send her
new delegation in on the new rail-
road.
The night school to be Organized
Feb. I'd, promises 10 be well attended.
All interested should apply 20 the
president Immediately. ifit is neces-
sHry TO get books, they ought % be
ready at the opening. Don't forget TO
make your wants known early.
The concert on next Saturday even
ing deserves to be we'll attended. The
young people desire b have an inter
est In the parlOr furniture, and the
proceeds Of their concert will be de-
voted TO that purpose.
Letters from Iowa, Nebraska, Mis-
souri,, Illinois aud Indiana indicate =
fair represen tatiOn from those states
during the spring and summer terms.
Mr. J. w. Divilbiss expects to read
Virgil next term Mr.. A. J. Stiee
will be member Of the same class.
Those who are not satisfied with their
present requirements, will most like
ly have \ better opportunity 10 i'm
prove them. The faculty will spare
no pains 10 accommodate all.
Ali our students with q few excep-
tiOnSs have made arrangements - re-
main till the close % the year.
The rhetoric students are preparing
their term OratiOns. These will be /
given on Wednesday evening OF next |
week. On Thursday evening, the /
will occupy the stage. En-
courage the efforts OF these young /
people by your presence. The eXer-
Uses will be interpreted with music. /
The following is the report Of the
,ublie schools for the month ending
AN. 18th, 1886
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

A prominent citizen Of tins county
while in Topeka the other day was in
formed by q certaIn member of the
state Railroad Commission that q
prominent Union Pacific official had
informed him that much ~ they dis
liked Sslins. the company would BE-
forced 20 build their shops here. We
are surprised that the Union Pacific
still entertains feelings Of hostility to
wards Salina. Surely our citizens
have during the past ten or hleen
years done everything Ia their power
b make reparstiOn for the unfoFtun-
ste Erangle Of early years. Another
race Of men almost h In charge Of AZ
fairs, and the sins 81 the first citizens
should not be visited upon their sue
eessou-from generation 10 genera
ton. Salina has been eonciIiatOry
through all these year, endsavoring 10
win the good and favoring regard ol
the company. II therefore there 4 q
particle o. bad feeling It il ali on one
sida
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

A very sad as well rs strange affair
occurred in Kansas City Sunday after-
noon involving the safety Of two chill
dren, respectfully nephew and neice
OF Mr.. Frank Hageman Of this city
About l. 80 P. n, sunday, Mr. Simon
5, Baker. n jeweler and diamond
broker doing business at So Main
street, and who with his wife boards
at the Private hotel, corner Eleventh
and Broadway, called at the residence
OF H. c. Mcdonnell, commercial
traveller for Chicago jewelry firm,
lO35, Washington street, aud request
ed Mrs. Mcconnell, lMr. Frank
Hageman's sister, To allow her two
children. Harry. aged 9 years, and
May aged q years, to take sleigh
ride with him. Mrs Mcconnell &C
first demurred, but upon assuring her
that he only wished to take the chill
dren u the pOstOiiice and return, she
consented. Mr.. Baker and the two
children accordingly started Ostensi-
bly, for the pOstOfiics. Not returning
within q reasonable time the parents
became alarmed, aud a dilligent
search for the missing parties was
made. The aid OF the police was EN-
ployed. They were traced 70 indie
pendence. Mr.. Baker has been suf-
fering from a mental disorder, and il |
is disclosed that arrangements had |
been made TO take him to = private |
insane asylum. Mrs. McCOnnell's
grief is most pltiable, and her eondi-
ton was critical. Mr. Kennedy was
relating these circumstances ia the
Office Of the National Mutual Insur-
ance Co., Monday night-having |
learned them from the Kansas City |
Journal, which he had just received.
Mr.. Hageman was present aud thun-
derstruek by the news, exelaiming |
My God they are my sisters chill
dren." Mr.. Hageman Immediately |
made arrangements and went ON
the train TO Kansas City that
night, to administer such consolation
As he could aud offer his services to
his bereaved sister
LATER-Since writing the above,
the hearts Of the parents have been
made glad by the return home Of the
safe aud sound. They were
found 10 the woods near 3 farm house.
having been abandoned by Baker.
The children had not suffered ma
terihlly from the exposure. Baker
has been placed In an insane asylum.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21
A cap.aInl, Fortunals pl,eorsr,.

Capt. Coleman, sehr. Wsyworth,
plying between Atlantic City and n.
Y. had been troubled with a cough
30 that be was unable 10 sleep. and
was induced TO try Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. II not
only gave him instant relief. bui al
layed the ektrsns soreness In his
breast. His children were similar
and . single dose hsd the same hap.
py effect DR.. Kings New Discovery
lie nov the standard remedy In the
Coleman household and on board the
schooner. Free trial bottles Of this
STANDARD Remedy at O,csr Ssitz's
Drug Store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

Mr.. n. II. LOOmis. OF LawreDee,
was in town Friday, on his way TO
Bro0kville. where he was 70 take
dispositions on the party Ofthe Rail-
way company, in the case brought
by Mrs. Ed Kelley against the Union
Pacific, to recover damages Occasloned
0y the death Of her husband who was
recently killed at BroOkville while 10
the employ Of the railroad Mrs.
Kelley sues for SIOO0.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

The musical classes OF the Normal
University are to give a musical en-
tertainment at the college chapel on
Saturday evening, Jan. p. The pro-
ceeds are TO he used ia furnishing the
college uarlor. The admission will be
y cents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21
Ihs Prsttiest LADY, b sallna.

Remarked to q friend the other day
that she knew Kemp's Balsam for
the Throat and Lungs was a superior
remedy. A. it stopped her cough in
stsntly when Others had no effect
whatever. 50 to prove this J. J. Pur-
cell will guarantee Il 10 all. Price
Scots and 81. Trial size free.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

Il was reported last Saturday that
so passengers (sufferers from the
snow blOckadsl were being fed by the
Union Pacific Al Ellis. Their diet
wss eorn-bFead, bacon and coffee.
Some opera troupe was als0 there by
force Of circumstances, and giving
concerts each evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21
Notice

n Office Il hersbT gives thsf 4 Il ths iaisa-
~ sea % ihs Beard LouHfy Ccmnlasioaefu
n1t - c1ceed Five Ha nirui Dolinra clt e 81
reuofai O. ldl 81 sid c1u1iy, flr ~ ruff1ef af
tllItinT 3 urttTs acro.s The West tra1f1 81 9Fo-
num Cr6sr % EsEfton lins befueen seeticn1 y
sd - IN p 20, Eglfh q n I y q ths ga 2. ~
~ orier q ne B1ari ~ Cglntg Cummi.siun-
JOS. sARsESI. Cs1niy osrk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21
Notice.

NOTICE i hsrshy given that q !. ~ inlsutisn
~ ol TIE Beard e Couusy CcumizEiu1ers -
sali1e tguntg. kansas, - aprrrpriate q E1u 30
% eEceeq yne Lh1uat1d Dollars eat % the gen
eral flnd fG1d eognty for t1e purpoas e 1lid-
Ing brifge ecrul1 Dry CreeE, ueere sactlen La
p IS soath e r. 3 u ne Cd 2. ~
b order q tls Bc1rd 81 Couuty Cu1U1aai1l-
srt- saiina, gE1lsFy tsIh. te.s.
JOSEPH SARGENT, cauniy Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21
Ieachsr,l Rsadlna Circle.

The Salina Teachers Reading Cir
Gle meets again on Saturday evening,
Jan, 30. The quiz will be on the
first i've chapters IN Pages School
Management" All are invited to
come and take part. This sOelety
meets In the College Library. Called
10 order At : o'clock.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H. Davis celebrat-
Ell the 9th anniversary Of their mar
riSge on last Thursday evening, on
which occasion Notwithstanding the
Indictment night quite q party Of their
invited friends gathered to extend
their congratulations, and participate
in the many en!oyments Of that most
happy occasion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

Capt. DObbs plays the spy Of Allan
Ia AZ Brookville. ks, to-day, Friday,
and Saturday. We can assure the
people Of Brookville that Capt. Dobbs
is a first-class organizer and trainer,
and that be has associated with him
able gentlemHnly assistants. Capt.
Dobbs produced the "Spy" here two
years ago, and our. people were so well
pleased with it that the house nearly
doubled each night
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

Messrs. Harms & Graf design bnild-
ing a second story to their two bust
ness buildings, In the spring-Mr.
Crafts building 10 be extended back
the full length Of Mr.. Harms build
lug This improvement being made
Mr.. Cranz will rent the second story
Of both buildings for sleeping rooms.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

Although Salina has had a pretty
good assortment of war plays"
during the past few years. the
Tennessee Scout" possesses sufii-
cient variety aud newness to make il
the most thrilling and attractive Of
any plays Of the kind which were
ever presented in Salina. We think
We truthtully state the matter when
we say there was more real dramatic
talent in the play Of last week than in
any Of its predecessors. NOtwith-
standing the wintry blasts which
made attendance upon the play al
most an impossibility, and notwith-
standing also the report which had
gone abroad that the Tennessee
Scout was but copy OF the Color
Gaurd, spy Of Atlanta" aud other
war plays-fair audiences attended
each Of the three evenings. The
characters were all well sustained,
and the tableaux were very beautiful.
We believe we are not doing injustice
to the Others engaged in the play
when We say that Miss Nerna PeAler,
Mr.. Johns in his two parts. aud Prof.
ThOrOman as the Irishman are de
serving Of special mention for ex-
eellenee in their parts. Prof. Purdy's
performances 1t the piano each even
ing added not a little 10 the success Of
the performance The Post clears for
its relief fund some SIS. Mr.. DObbs,
who presented the play, we regard -
the best organizer and disciplinarian
we have yet had in the war plays.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

Atthe First NJ. E. Church Sunday
next. Jan. oath, al II A. ". Subject
THE Christians good, and bow at
tanned" Text-ROmans "a chapter
and 9TH verse.
In the evening At o'clock. Sub
jet. Building according to Pattern. "
Text. Hebrews sth chapter and last
part Of 5th verse.
The sermon in the evening will be
the first Of a series Of sermons. All
are cordially invited.
ID ID CAMPREII
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THIRD WARD
rltaI

A. d. GOODWIN, bupt.
The Saline County Teachers exam
ination will be held in the High
School building on January SOth, be-
ginning nj SAN.
Al. CARRUTHERs, Co. Supt.
~ n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

- = y -
First Baptist Church Sunday, JAnu-
AIRY 2lth. morning and evening.
Try that Monkey Wrench Tobacco
ut PoOle's Grocery
when you want suit 81 clothes or
an overcast for yourself or boy. we
will give you - per cent on for cash.
Our goods are marked In plain figures.
There II no chance for us % deceive
you. Close buyers win ind Il %
their Interest % call.
CAMPBELL & TUTHTLL
FoR SALE-A FAIRBANKS counter
scale. cheap. Mr.. Pools.
You VIII dad u b yOor interest %
buy all Of your groceries from rs
CAMPBELL q TuTHILL.
FoR sALE-A bran new hve-room
cottage Ia Norrison's addition. En-
quirs Of n. R. PooLE-
We never sell you old rancid butter
for good We tell you a. one II it is
good OF bad.
CAMPBELL 4 TUTHILL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

Mr.. Seitz has bad pre- pared
the elevation and plans OF his new
business bIock-to be erected opposite
the JOURNAL Block. The block will
consist Of six store rooms. The. build
ing will be three stories high. The
plans were prepared BY the same par
" who furnished those for the new
Masonic Temple.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

Manager Patterson lost $50 on the
Schubert Concert entertainment
While the performance i firstclass in
all respects, Il had been Ouee given
here, and that was sufficient in city
Of the size Of Stlins. Mr. Pat ters0n
informs us that the next engagement
for Salina Is Renfrew's Path Fl nders
to be on hand about the middle OF
February.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

The Assarisns ought to he reasona-
bly proud. They will som be living
under a government Of a city OF the
third-class-by n recent order Of the
District Judge. We hope that the
new Mayor OF Assaris whoever he
may bel will on the iirst Lord Mayor =
Day proceed 10 set 'em up" 60 the
Mayor and Councilmen Of the city OF
Sslina. and friends who may &C
company lOf whom We earnestly
pray 10 be one. We extend our
hearty congratulations % our Assaria
friends that they have cast away the
pin feathers Of tOEn-hood. and A.
sumed the fuli-hedged hOnors Of city
hood.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

The Saline county Directory, Of
which J. NJ. Davis aud Warren Knaus
are publishers, hss made its appear
ance. II contains l62 pages, inciud-
ing q history Of Saline county, official
roster OF the United States, state,
county and city officers; directories
for all cities. towns and post-Offices in
Saline county. aud the names Of
all citizens. Tie bOok will be- a handy
volume for references ia tue hands Of
all citizens Of the county
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate cOnveyances for week
ending Jan. Is. 1856, furnished by
Wight, Henne & Lynn, IAbstractOrs
Of titles, Salina, Kansas
State Of Kansas % Geo X Havener
pat $4,000 swqT neqr Is Is lw.
JnO Anderson and VITO F NJ Schnee
" S3jO.O0 lots and Ash 81 Uni
versity add.
Mary A Morrison ct al TO Isaac
Hagler q d Sl.O0 ebf nwqr 80 "a Sw.
state OF Kans TO NJ and J b Johns
pat $3.50 90 nwqr 50 Is 5w.
U ) A 20 Jas r Reeves pat seqT -
Is Nv
Jesse Gaumer and VT to Chas H
Gsumer " d Sl5O0.O0 ehf nwqr Is Is
2w.
Jesse Gaumer and VT to Geo A
Gaumer " q Sl5O0.O0 Wifi nWqr Is Is
Nv.
Jesse Gaumer and VT TO Jno + eau
mer " d $500 90 WIFI neqr Is Is Nv.
D and z I Huiett aud VT to Frank
J. Weaver " q $4,000 lots 80 and 81
Seventh 81 Salina.
Jno Lsmer and VT 10 + Davis " d
SIS % lot 9 blk ! bridgeport
RObt Cochran d VT 20 Mrs A Davis
" d $4,000 lot 10 blk shf lot II blk
Bridgeport
Up Il RCO to A w Lindell " q
f13JOO seqT p IS Nv.
w Yates To Emma Yates " 4
$3.50 90 neqr n Is 5w
w r Gels & VT To Jas ] Purcell
" 4 $50 40 pt blk Oakdale add.
r 3 Snedley q VI 10 Szlina l. & w
r r Co " d S2sl.50 Of " through
nwqr > IS 4W.
Us A 70 A SWedlund pat shf neqT
% rs 4w.
JnO Lamef a. vi 90 Mary Ensle " d
$500 % Wifi sWqr . Is 3W
jacob Smith & VT to B Hlnshaw
b for d Sl65 % lot Smith & Coward
ad 20 Salina-
OF Lundstrom & vito A J Holm
qvist " SSOO0O0 Wifi nWqr - IS 3.
Jacob Malmgren and VI 20 Jno
Malmgren " d 81 % nhf seqr L Is ~
Jno .Geis d VI 10 A II Peters "
$1,000 lot 43 4th st Salina.
Trustee Second Baptist church "a
lima 20 Paul Anon " d S60U0 lot 4s
ith 90 Saliua.
FIJI Wildman 4 VI 10 E f BOIreT
" 5000 lot 81 4th q Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

The cases against the Germania and
Social Clubs will not be reached this
term Of the District Court. We IN
derstsnd that county Attorney Moore
will commence proceedings in injune-
ton at once. to restrain the Germania
Club from operating the drinking de-
paFtment. The Social Club, it will
be remembered, has already been en-
joined under this head.
LATER-since the above was writ
ten the Germania club has resolved
to discontinue the drinking depart
ment Of the club.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

There viii Be services In The Epis-
copsl Church sunday. Jan. =, both
morning and evening; also the regu-
lar wednesday night services next,
and the following week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

Since last Thursday, the following
jury cases have been disposed Of in
the District Court. state " Jake Ely
the defendant being charged with
violation Of the prohibition law. Ely
fined 800 and costs.s and sentenced to
30 days in jail. Wymess vs. the Ma
tional Solar salt Works; verdict for
plaintiff for 81, 100 Fritehie vs. Lamer;
verdict for plinufr for $3.50 Callabrazi
vs. Dewar Bros, Is now being tried
The case Of Helen Stahl vs. Gels &
Gibbs is nextin order.
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To The Cattle Men

have for rent l25 tons Of hay. good
water, 80 acres Of timber for shelter,
nine miles east Of saliBA. Prices
reasonable.
st. GALVESTON TAYLOR.
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THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY Jan. p. 1856.

49, oqgs,s q EsE g0URSAL aay - aad
q -. H,gbsa'f SIRE sd q ~ Bod alars q Va
.rF -aaaaur
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

The Odd FelloWs-nOt be Outdone
by the MasOns-hAve determined To
carry out their long delayed inten-
tons Of eTectinga block three stories
high, 5OXlO0 feet. on their fine lots at
the northwest corner Of Iron Avenue
and Seventh street. The first story
Is 10 be II feet higb. the second u. aud
the last lB-the last story to be used
a. 3 hall for the order The building
will cost about $1,000. and Messrs.
johnson aud Burford are now engag-
Ell upon the plans. We gave two
weeks ago a detailed plau OF the Ma
sonic Temple. Thus Sslina will have
two more very handsome public
buildings, 81 which she can Justly be
proud.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

The following is the programmes for
the meeting Of the salins Equal Suf-
frage Society which was postponed
from Jan.Iith 70 Jan. 8.
Recitation, MTs- B. F. Peeler.
speech, Mr. J. B. Johns.
Reading, Mn- Ada sill.
Music.
Constitution Study.
RECEss-
Five minute talks by Mrs. n. ID.
Carver. Mrs. Lizzie Hopkins, Dir. T..
Weaver, Sir. T. l.. Bond.
AT Daily Hall Monday evening
Jan. = at 80 O'Clock. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

The Washington correspondent OF
the Kansas City Tines Of Saturday
chronicled the arrival Of Col. and Mrs.
Culp in that city, and that Mrs. Culp
was the guest Of Ms. Congressman
Hanback,. while the Col. had gone on
east. The information was also given
that Secretary Lamar had decided TO
appoint Col. Palmer Register Of the
U. 5. Land office, and DIR. Scarf, Of
solomon, RscelveT; also that their
names would be sent 10 the President
this week. The Times Of Sunday
the arrival in Washington
OF Prof. r. NJ. Hamilton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

The recent decision Of the Supreme
Court in the John Boyd will case has
given the city property valued At
abAut 500, the value Of which must
be expended in explorations for coal
Notwithstanding the theory Of some
geologists Nudge, we think 1t was)
that coal does not exist In this neigh
borhOod, our citizens feel that they
never will be satisfied until q thor
Ough search Is made for il. This fund
insufficient in itself perhsps-may
become the nucleus Of q much large r
fund by proper exertion. Some have
suggested that = coal company which
was organized some time previous 70
the death Of Mr.. Boyd be revived,
rejuyenated, and made an active,
living reality Il would be q good
plan 20 have tide old organization at
work at once, and TO them could be
delivered the value Of the John Boyd
bequest, provided they would give
security that the latter fund
would be jHdiciOusiy expended for
the common good Of sll citizens.
The fund can only be spent for coal
purposes, ana the old COM
pany all responsible citlzsns-shOuld
be intrusted with n.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-21

LosT-A leather pocket book. one
Of the handle fastners brokea. small
amount Of money. and 5octs, gold
piecs. pspsr inside with name o.
owner. The finder will Be rewarded
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