Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-06-13

d. = 4 eAivsly. the magnetic tooth
exnscsW and dentist. Who done 81 much
wOik ~ colby shOn time ago win be NJ
the Ope!t House June Is. ID. II. IS, 10
n ,.N :! ANY one wanting work in his
iinc WI do well to call on hun, he need,
no introduction. further than to say he is
the man known as the Street Tooth
Extfact0r'. Remember the dates
II sights will attract a crowd, surely
there should DO large one in Colby to
day. A balloon ascension with a live
horse. . game of base ball between Good
land and Colby mines, and q procession
OF forty Mccormick self binders sold by
Joe Alcott are features of the days SEN
sations.
We had the pleasure of shaking the
hand Of Rev. Goodwin, the Baptist min
lister. and in the short conversation held
with him We believ he is the right man
for this country. common. not afraid to
work. and has pleasant smile and kind
word for all. We wish him unbounded
success in his new field of labor.-Hoxie
Democrat.
Our Office on Wednesday was favored
by visit of Messrs. ]. A. Borden and C.
s. Edmunds, two young gentlemen lately
connected with the public printing Office
at Washington. D. C. These gentlemen
have come to Colby bringing their fami-
lies, and propose to start the publication
of a monthly information paper in con-
nectiOn with pension and land office.
The CAT bids them hearty welcome to
Colby and trusts they NAV have great
success in their enterprise.
VIM. Rhodes returned on Wednesday
from a visit to Colby, Thomas county.
and reports that county prosperous. He
visited the families of the Coles, Willie
Watson. and Will Starcher, all former
residents of this place. We were pleased
to learn oftheir prosperity. and good for
tunes in locating in good country. Sc
curing good farms and building up round
them comfortable homes. Mr.. Rhodes
has invested in farm in the same neigh
borhoOd with these old friends, and will
proceed to mature title to it under the
timber culture laws In the meantime he
will continue to reside in this city and
work at his trade, blacksmithing.-Long
Island Leader.
COLBY, JUNE II. 1889.
Council met at their regular session.
T. p Feehan in the chair.
Adjourned for want of a quorum. to
meet June 9Th at $50 p. m.
&. B. DAKIN. City Clerk
COLBY, Kan. June 5, 1889.
council met at their adjourned meeting
T. P. Feehan mayor in the chair.
Councilmen present, Weld, Garfield,
GoodsOe and Shimp. Minutes of last
was read and approved. Ordi-
nance No. 40 was introduced and read.
Moved by Weld and seconded by Good
soc that Sec. of Ordinance No. - be
adopted. Yes, Goodsoe. Weld. Garfield,
shrimp. Nos. none. Moved by Weld and
seconded by Shimp that Sec. No. of
Ordinance No. Al be adopted. Yes,
GoOdsoe, Weld, Garfield, Shrimp. Nos.
none. Moved by Weld aud seconded by
Shrimp that Ordinance No. 40 be adopt
ed asa whole. Yes, shrimp, Weld, Good
soc. Garfield. Nos. none. Moved and
seconded that GoOdsoe and Garfield be
appointed a committee to view the lots
east at head of 4th st. for the purpose
Of purchasing them to open 4th st. to
Sec line east. carried.
The following bills were allowed:
W. C. Dodds, salary. ...........$ $40 90 |
". II Jackson. hauling dirt etc.. rs
B F Walters % water 3l2
A Kelly printing ............... ass