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, 1889-07-04
OFFICIALLY INFORMED.
Drunken Csroussl Ended In Unexpected
and Revolving Death.

anu Revolving Death.
PATTERSON, N. Y. June 20 Later details
of the finding Of the SIX AS y xiat ed bodies
In den at AZ Ryle avenue last night are
revolving.
Three Of the female victims we're less
than twenty years old. Ella and Sarah Nc
kulty, sisters, and Emma Wright. The
other woman was Kate White. twenty -four
years old. Godfrey Gerade, seventy years
old. the keeper Of the resort, evidently
died many hours before the Others. The
body ot an unknown Turk, aged thirty
was found in a better state of preservation
than the others. Broken China and toilet
articles literally covered the floor and filth
sbounded everywhere The White woman,
who was pregnant, sat III chsir near the
window in "A sickeDing attitude aud pre-
scented a horrible spectacle in death. All
bad evidently been craZed with drink and
had a drunken brawl. Evidently some.
body had tripped over the rubber tube
which conveyed the gas from an iron pi pc
to the gas range. The windows and doors
were fastened
The house has been the scene of two sui
cides and one murder prior 10 last nights
ghastly lind The most touching incident
connecting w,th the affair was the frantic
efforts oi Mother McNulty this m"rning
attempting to see her daugh ers whom she
supposed 20 he viituous.
, 1889-07-04
CUAS'rWIS
Death in Seattle by u Falling
Wall.
lift,cn-y.a,.Old BOY ii.id for Murder
Nnkrsham Nrnu" 'hnuEsd--
Oinur tun,t News.

SEATTLE, June -. Special. One man
killed nno another auLerru,ly injurcd al
ball past / Ihis uiuIlduG 10y The ialIing oi
the divI,,un wall uf iue osn F'anul>co
siore and Uuiou block, A nnnih"r Ut inei,
were wurking beneath, aud the first warn
irS tley had WIS the cry ui the auiku'tn
that the wall was iaIlug. A sudden gust
al wind had arisen, nnd strikins the wall
br adside had csustd II 10 way,r Charles
SchuidV was the only one Ut the lAborers
whu failed to take warning in time. Ii.
WAS sitting down cleaning brick,
anu tie great nias uf brick csne
swinging over HIM before lie could
let cut. He WAS crush. d beneath the tons
81 weight. John brewster was wuTKing
with a gang OF men AZ the front oi The
Uluck at the lime. lie was ON derrick
removing the iron Work from the build
ing be was thrown Violently To- the
ground aud very badly Injured, there be-
lup several wounds about his head and
body. 1t was unhuoWn until the roll of
wvrku,eu was called What Schmidt was he.
uealh the RUNS, Then the work men he
gan hutriedly removing tue great
mass OF debris and III about two
h Iufs reached Schnidts body which
was Iuapgled aud torn almost
be-. ond recognition. The legs aud
arms Were broken, the right shoulder
badly cIushed ana the Ia mashed To Il
jany. Schmidt was IL abUrtr 25 Years ol
oge and uuuIarried. lie had been in Seat
tie sevtlai years. IL rs Thought tonight
that Brewster viii recover. The more Oi
the falling wall was tremendous ami ut.
tracted great cohcUurse uf people. Mach
excitement WAS manifested and reports
that dozen people were buried beHeat. a
the rck we're curfenr.
Tine coroner jury is bolding an inQue ST
over Schmidts remains ana an eiftrs IS
being made to asCeiiaiu 10 the accident was
que To any ones negligence. The walt,
though three stories bign, bad been pr
nouDced sound 10y builders and architects.
, 1889-07-04
nnockrd Dawn aud out.

SARATOGA, n. Y. june 20 last night,
Billy Elkes oI Saratoga, knocked out Jack
MCGEE uf Jersey tiiy, in the seventh round.
In the first round tue men spared, princi-
pally for points end butn did clever work.
In the second he Siraogian knocked his
man down rep atediy. and twice in the
third round From fhe third round ON 10
the finish E'kes did about az he chose
with rhe Jersey man, Kuockiug him down
six times in the fourth round, five times
IN the tinh round, and four times in the
sixth, and three times In the seventh. At
the conclusion Of this round McGee WAS q
Loal wreck
, 1889-07-04

Those desiring to visit Nashville, Tenn.
during the meeting of the National Edu-
cational Association to be held there, can
purchase tickets from June % to July IL
inclusive from Spokane Falls TO Nashville
and return for $99 good for one continu.
Gus passage in each direction. The return
portion will be made good up to Septem-
Der IL, 1889. All exchange orders must
be presented at St. Paul not later than
September 10. when on the return jour
ney. Tickets will not be good to leave
Nashville prio- TO July 16, 1889. For full
particulars and tickets apply to ID. g..
Stimmel, agent,
, 1889-07-04
IN THE CEUK D'ALENEs.
News Notes and Personal Mention by Ou
Gossipy Corresponding,

CGUR d p'ALENE, Idaho, June "a, Corre-
spondence.-Miss Estella Hagan, daugh-
ter of Judge Haean, who has been at
tending the Annie Wright seminary at
Tacoma, returned Saturday morning for
the summer vacation.
Mr.. Holmes of Spokane spent Saturday
and Sunday here.
Mrs. Gilbert returned from the Sound
Sunday morning accompanied by Mrs.
Thrall and daughter, who will remain in
C9ur d 'Alene a few days before returning
to their home in st. Paul.
Rev. Il. p. DeffenbAugh, who has been
absent six weeks attending the Presbyte-
rian convention held in New York city,
returned TO Ceur d'Alene Thursday morn
ing.
MIR. Noble, who has been teaching
school at Spirit Lake, Idaho, closed his
labors and returned to Coeur d'Alene last
week.
Mr. John Sham berger left Saturday
evening for few weeks trip to the
Sound.
Messrs. Gibbs and Hare, who spent
Sunday fishing near the mouth of the
Cpur d 'Alene river, reformed with some
200 fish. the result of the days sport.
Mr. +. o. Hill, county superintendent
of schools, drove over from Rathdrum
Friday, accompanied by his wife.
School closed Friday for the summer
vacation.
The ,cecream and strawberry festival
given Friday evening by the ladies, for the
benefit of the church fund, was enjoyed by
q goodly number. The ladies netted $26.
A Sunday school excursion and picnic is
announced for this week (Thursdayl The
steamer Volunteer will take the members
Of the Sunday school to Echo Bay, leaving
the dock at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and returning
in the evening.
The new steam yacht, Torpedo, which
was launched one day last week, is being
fitted up with the best Of machinery and
will be ready for use by the 18th ult.
The q. d'A. baseball club crossed bats
yesterday with the Port Falls nine, com
ing of victors, the score standing Il to 8
10 favor o. G. d'A.
Mrs. Capt. Bubb of Fort Sherman at
tended the closing exercises OF the young
ladies' seminary at Spokane last week,
her daughter Miss Clara being one of the
participants.
President Holcomb of the Union Pacific,
and manager of the q. r NJ. with q
party of ten. including Gen, Dodge of
, 1889-07-04
tLATIiEAD INDIANS.
iEEtAEA1IoNS EOE PROTECTING
HAliRD, PROPERTY.
strategy win he R.-ortsd to In
Or ~ 80 secure the
MuiueI-ts

HASA. NJ. T.. jane % The bates,
ff"m iir luNiHu itnIIbl.- y the lotlrwiUG
huiu MIS- u - TdIIrr,l flee this uil,r
uuuu: i i- ruW Thought Nh. nur,tet,ts
,p,u'"t h. captured hu h.'r', ns the ,uuun-
tam side affords Iuni'rrIt's hidinG Ilr.-
uud Il rht-gy wilt htvr Ia bp used he
test IruI,, suirn u,.w r,rns tu he To- 'iluI n
r,waid npd ihu~ tuliS halt breeds ,Ii
the r, srINnilun IN bringing the nieu IL the
ilirtr- lh- last HnYIC,s irum Duuruii
nrr o, The effect IhaL lh- iruAd company
ate all nini'd. SUPER n'"'"icnt Dlch-hs"''
aud the governor VIA npr.e upon n plan
io irulect railroad properly aud en-
blDNps' v
, 1889-07-04

NAihA WAiLA, june -, Si.rni -. Dnr-
ing the past twenty tour II urs suht ins
ram u heileveu tn be general ihruul'u ut
~" INLAND eupire. thn~ securing II splru.
hh crop hrAund peradveuturr. There
never has been ~ crO,i iaiiu,. IA ihi, valley.
thatl"s Baker. who WAS recently ia.
Jh'tl 'y lalt from platform. get rs.
mans raralyzed nv ilIe lnWrr limhs
a inc-'l'v a. The itirhdS uf wun,,u sui.
lr'te 'hs been called - meet NJ olympia
Ju'N . lo confer rs to ih" h. 81 uetuun 10
stture the eubod' 'meut II woman suffrage
III constitutional ioIn in the territorial
associations
Mr'>,s Rhinehart aud Eaton of Union.
or'' were here io DAY 10 confer with Hunt
regarding The eNt-nsrn ~ hl> road I" ia,
c'IS. Mr kin-hntt states tn'y ar. unable
10 'si>e the iull sn,uunt a>k.u. The r.slilt /
oi the conference j. nnknnwn
, 1889-07-04

New York Gu Gihh,n Of Vancouver
barracks and l'rt Sid"nt Irn.x and Ch,rf
Engineer k-nnr"y Z the Washington &
Idaho. 81 rrnlrVtIn, passed through
y. d'N, l'st evening". They were
met ~ Fru,iugtrn banding Nv
the s'"aw"r = IA NsttrGny morning,
and taken 10 III" Mi"ion. whrr. they
wrr' M; by -p"cin train nnd conve,,d
~ MnIlan Returning to c IA In tho
evening they were taken 10y n spccial to
Sp1kau" rn"V prnpI,r hviuk trains
running into Nulliu II, Oltnbrr lat,
, 1889-07-04
EMPRESS TRAIN DIrCHED.
Principal OF MT. iIoIyoke Seminary
Among the Killed.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 20. The linn
tied express which left Boston at IL A. NJ,
via the Boston and Albany road, was
etched Just outside the city limits this
afternoon and four persons were killed and
several bad ~ injured. The killed are NJ ss
Mary Brigham OF Brooklyn, n. Y, who
had recsnily been elected president OF
Mount HolyUke seminary at South Had
ley, Mass, Clarence May, drawipg-room
car conductor, \ baggage master whose
name could not be learned and Il. Pfeiffer,
a travelling man. There were several hun
dred passengers on the train and the ma.
jority OF them got a shaking up and were
more or less bruised and cut. The accident
was caused by The spreading of the rails.
, 1889-07-04
Farmers Hopeful.

A farmer from the Palouse country was
met on the street yesterday and the he.
VIEW scribe interviewed him on the crop
prospects. In reply to the question what
effect will this rain have on che crops, he
replied that while it came pretty late,
still il would do an immense amount OF
good and farmers we're more hopeful than
before it came. He also says that wheat
will yield from twenty to twenty five
bushels to the acre now, but 1t was his
opinion II the rain had held OF for u
couple of weeks longer it would have been
aI,nost a total failure
, 1889-07-04
Elected to $500 a Year.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 20, Special.--A
special meeting of the state board OF agri.
culture was held tn Is afternoon and Geo rye
Rice elected clerk of the publishing and
quarantine bureau. The most Important
business was the election OF state etom-
ologist at salary OF $500 per year. This
Office Is to take the place of fruit Inspector,
which was abolished by the last legislature
w. w. Motherall of Hanford, and DR.. w.
Coquillet were placed in noniination. A
vote being taken, Mr.. Motherall WAS de-.
ClAred elected.
, 1889-07-04
Dispute aud shooting.

ASTORIA. o o., June 81 Special john
ba'dt. hshinp tor NJ J Kinney, md John
Lucas lishng for the tuuiug aud Packing
company, quarteil.d this morning about
salmon. Arriving IN town they agreed ~
hght 1t out, and went beyond ,he Cemetery
and '"ngh', Bladt fsting Lucas. Lucas
told Biadt ho WAS the best ,nat way, 50 now
tor Contest with knife aud pistol. ! hr
second duei began by Baidt drawing his
pistol aud shooting Lucas in the neck
Lucas was taken 10 the county hospital in
very weak condition. Baldt WAS arrested
, 1889-07-04

SAN FRANCE co, June 81, Special
Lick trustees have decided I,o reject all oi
the twenty three designs submitted by he
diheren' bidders Tor IL group OF sta,usty To
he placed near he city hall aud for which
James Lick willed SiUO.OOO.
The trustees claim the designs are nm
worthy OF acceptance from historical aud
artistic standpoint.
, 1889-07-04
Crsdtt.pi. ssn,iments.

BRUSSELS juur 20. The Shah OF Persia
made vlsit u The woi ks OF Ssriny to day, {,
accompanied by King Leopold, A dele.
gatiou oi w"rkmen waited upon the king.
tis Dsj. tv shook hands With them and
your sphere aud in mine All workers
are mem bers OF the same family aud sho uld
join hands. Tell yDnr comrades that my
feelings are implied in the Belgian motto,
Union and Strength"
, 1889-07-04
CAUGHT Ar SALT LAKE.
Emb.zzier Crapdan wiiI Return To spo--
kane Falls.

The Northern Pacific railroad officials in
this city have received information that
Crapdall, the eruhe z1ier, who skipped
from ths city In April last, has bren cap
tured in Salt Lake city. Crandall it will
lie remembered. was employed in the
Northern Pacific Company's freight Of
tice iu this city and embpzzied Sl4o0. As
he had policy from an eastern euaran.
tee company the railroad company lost
nothing. bu. the guarantee company has
bad detectives on Crandalls trail ever
since he lett here. The necessary papers
were made out yesterday. and as soon as
requisition can he secured Crandali will
oe brought back here for trial.
, 1889-07-04

lNDHPFNDENcs. Ore June ~. Special 49,
Sheriff ira Sm,th returned to-day irom
newport having in chaige Jas. R,sp.
whom lie arrested there fnr committing
rape un the year old daughter I DR.. wli.
son of Airi.e His preliminary examina
ton will be held at Dallas Friday. the 2S,h.
and he will no doubt be returned ~ Jail TO
await the action ~ the grand jury.
, 1889-07-04
THE CAMERON FUNERAL
Plain Services Over the Remains Of the
Veteran.

HARRIsBuRo, Pa, June 20 --General
CamerOn's funeral this afternoon was
characterized by the greatest simplicity, H.
accord with his often expressed wish
during life. A few flowers sent by friends
we're strewed around the cssket, which
rested in the east psriOr OF tbe old Cam.
eron residence SothiLg was in state, and
but comparatively few looked upon th.
strong features of the grand old man whose
appearance was exceedingly life-like. A
choiI sang specially appropriate hymns,
then Rev. DIR. Cham'ers, pastor OF the
Pine street Presbyterian oh urch. conducted
rhe services for the dead. The inter ment
WAS at Harrisburg cemetery
, 1889-07-04
FLATiEAD INDIANS.
Governor white kxpcots to Ouen tho
Renegades.

HELENA. Mont, June 20. Special - Gov
ernor White to day offered large reward
for the capture Of ihe Indian murderers.
This will in all probability settle the mat
ter. The governor states that lew rene
gades have caused the trouble They have
fled across the reservation and he expects
some cowardly deyiItry or murder from
this source, Tut is determined to put "a stop
to their work
, 1889-07-04
APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Tbe president
has made the following appointments;
William T. Sarrsby OF Mississippi, at Quay
aquil Edward q. Goodenow OF Maine. a.
81, Stephen. N. B Daniel B, Hubbard OF
Massacn usetts. at Annaberg, Germany;
Hugh NJ. Stark of Missouri. at Bremen
William T. Grinnel OF New York. at
Manchester; John A. Tibbeils Of Connect :
cnt, at Breadford; Robert W., Turner Of
Kansas. at Cadiz; w. A. Simpson Of KAN
sas, at st. Johu. Y. B.
, 1889-07-04
Thought Rack -N.rrnw Esonne.

SALEM Ore, June 81, special - kavmond
GiboIe, arrested near Aurora April 1T, was
hronrnt back this morning bv Deputy
sheriff rightnnn o, this llinty
Chester, The 13 year old son Of Prof "
NJ Pi'tu, was thro~n from his horse tins
morning. The horse kicked him ia the
back WIN both feet. 1t WAS thought he
was dangerously hurt, but he has only
some painful bruises
, 1889-07-04
Adiudgel Inaaue.

jeremiah Mcdonald, ar old man of SO
years, who has been on the poor farm for
some time past, was brought to town yes
terday for examination as to his sanity.
He had been acting strangely of late and
ran away, Intending to come to this city
by way ot Colfax. Upon examination be.
fore Judge Harrison he was ordered com.
mitted TO the asylum at Steilacoonl.
, 1889-07-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PEs spLEroS, June "a, Special.-A tramp
WAS run over by freight tfain twenty
five miles east OF here This afternoon and
had his right foot cut of. The train was
Just rOun ding h curve and the engineer did
not see the man til he whs almost on him.
Heavy rains have fallen in this region
, 1889-07-04
GENEROSITY APPHECIATED.
PhiladeIphians Praise Our Practical
sympathy.

1t is gratifying TO observe chat the con.
tributions sent from this city to Mr..
Chiids and Mr.. Drexel of Philadelphia to
assist the Johnstown sufferers have been
highly appreciated and handsomely ac-
knowledeed through the eastern press.
The Philadelphia Ledger Of recent date
heads an article The Generous West, i"
and proceeds to publish the letters re-
ceived from this city that were sent by the
city council and others sending contribu-
tions to the extent OF some $500. The
Ledger refers to Spokane Falls as 1.-THE en-
tcrprisine young city of the Pacific north.
west that has done 80 nobly In the way OF
practical sympathy for the Johnstown suf.
ferers"
, 1889-07-04
Ram at Medical LAKE..

"A telephone message received from
Medical lake last evening stated that a
heavy rainfall had visited that section of
the country and that it was pouring down
quite hard ut the time OF sending the
same. The message also stated that there
was great rejoicing among farmers. IA
the crop prospects we're greatly BRIG htened
on account of the copious rainfall.
, 1889-07-04
Dalhgren-Drexel Wedding.

New YORK, June 29.-Arcbbisbop Cor
rigap this forenoon, at the cathedral.
united in marriage John v Dablgren and
Elizabeth Dlexel. The bride - daughter
OF the late Joseph Drexel aud the groom is
a son Of the late Rear Admiral Dahlgren.
A distinguished snd fashionable gathering
ulled the great building
, 1889-07-04

SEVEN MEN ED.

Longenecker Hopes for Evidence In
crimiuating snlIiyan--IteIns.
CHICAGO, June 29.-The grand jury have
just returned indictments against Martin
Burke, John i. Beges Patrick Cooney,
Daniel Coushlln, Patrick O'Sullivan,
rrank Woodruff and Frank Kuuze for
conpliciiN in the murder of DR.. Cronip.
, 1889-07-04
His Own Law Yer,

SAN FRANCISCO, June -. Specisl.--T
preliminary examination oI Ex- policeman
Joseph Wallace, who shot and killed
George IL. Rice, proprietor OF the Elite
dive. was begun this afternoon before
Judge Joachimseu. Wallace is conducting
his own defense.
, 1889-07-04

are sutinriz.d 10 Say to The As'oolh''"
press Representatives that u dispatch ssh.
,r nm N,i>ns cay last night tu the.b-rt
that the Santa Fs rompauy proposes 10
witu,ifaw from the lnl"rsln'e comm rec
R,iIvnv Association Is absolutely Without
tnnudtliou ~
, 1889-07-04

HELENA. June -. Special. -Bryson, the
murderer of Annie Luudstrum, whose
body was found In II prospect hole near
Helena, and who is confined in Boulder
jail, was searched to-day and large
butcher knife was found on his person.
and role sawed through his cell 1t
was his intention to escape from ] all July
4Ih, durlaY the absence u ,he sheriff and
uiltr,
, 1889-07-04

WAsHINGToN, June 2T.-The comptroller
of the currency 10 day authorized the
Washington National Bank OF Seattle to
begin business with a capital OF 100000
Edwa,d G.. Graves has resigned his Office
OF chief of the bureau Of engraving and
printing to accept the presidency Of this
hank
, 1889-07-04
FAR Re aching strike.

ALTOONA. Pa, June 20.--lndications are
that the strike among the mountain min. |.
men are already ont and others are expect
ed to follow.
, 1889-07-04
aepor,ed withdr.wuI info undsa. /.

CHICAGO. June 29.-1he to.Io wing dis
patches were received NJ the headq uari eIs
OF the Atch'son, Topeka and Sauta Fe
Railroad Company iii ,hl- city from Presi.
denl w. B. Strong, now IL Topeka: You
, 1889-07-04

'ast night ard today, hut too late in b. ~
any b-ueht here, but ,he ni,iIiiH,u vIl,ys
aud Gtahd- RDndo will produce imuruse-
ly as u result.
, 1889-07-04
M0DOw Acquitted. =.

CHARL EsToN, s. T., June 29.--The iurv
IN the mellow case at 2:30 to-day, after
deliberating two hours. returned verdict
of mot guilty"
, 1889-07-04
PAIouse Crona Assured.

CoLFAx, June 20, Special, Recent rains
have revived the failing crops and the PA.
10 use country is now assured Of lair crop.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-28
OUR BUSINESS MEN

Our business firms together with the
new firms, have made several changes
of location this week. The St. John
Hardware Co. "A new firm, has located
in the Marsh building on Front street.
The krOuch. Samuel & Weiner Mer-
camille Co., new firm. are making ar
rangements to locate in the Gluck build
ing.
Crumbine & Stewart with P. H. Young
the Jeweler are moving their stock of
goods into the Zimmerman building.
j. Ripple. the meat man. and S. Stubs.
the grocer, have moved their stock of
goods to the Langton building.
A Aluck. the jeweler has not vet found
a location, but Louie LOebner, the cigar
man, will occupy the st. James block
to be vacated by Crumbine & Stewart.
Miss Emmily Charrington. who has
been spending a few days in Pueblo. Col.
with relatives. returned home yesterday
afternoon.
Dodge City times., 1889-02-28
When YoY Co South.

You will wish to be fully informed as
to the cheapest. most direct,
and most pleasant route You
will wish to purchase your ticket via the
route that viii subject you to no delays,
and by which through trains are run.
Before you start you should provide
yourself with map and time table of
the Memphis Route kansas City. Fort
Scott & Memphis x. X. y the only direct
route from and via Kansas City to all
points in Eastern and Southern Kansas,
Southwest Missouri and Texas. Practi-
cally the ouly route from the West to all
Southern cities Entire trains with Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars and Free Re
clining Chair Cars, Kansas City to Mem
phis through first-class coach, Kansas
City to Chattanooga. Knoxville, and
Bristol; through sleeping Car, Kansas
City to New Orleans This is the direct
route, and many miles the shortest line
to Little Rock, Hot Springs, Eureka
Springs, Fort Smith, Van Buren,, Fay
etteville, and all points in Arkansas.
Send for large map. Send for copy
of the Missouri and Kansas Farmer, an
eight page illustrated paper. containing
full and reliable information in relation
to the great State of Missouri and Kan.
sas. Issued monthly and mailed free
AdIrrss.
J. Z. LOCKWOOD.
G. p & T Kansas CITY No
Dodge City times., 1889-02-28
Council Proceedings.

I The city council met in special session Fet-
ruary 18th. 1889. Persuant to the following call:
To the Honorable. the Mayor of the city of
| We. the undersigned members of the city
council of the city of Dodge City. Kansas. would
most respectfully ask that you cause special
Office OF the city clerk. Friday. February Is,
1859, at s3J p. in., for the purpose of consider
ing the question of issuing bonds of the city to
| the Dodge City Natural uas and Mining com
pany.
signcl. ". Collar
J. II. SWEET
c. II. Martin
In persuanee of the above call the city council
will be convened at the time and place and for
the purpose Indicated in the above call:
There were present R. W. Tarbox, Mayor: c.
II. Martin, 5. tiaiiand. J. IL. SWEET. l.. X. Me-
Armens. W. c. Skinn and Aug. Curtius.
On motion of l.. X. Mcintyre the council ad-
journsd to meet February 10th, lss9, at p m
Attest: Gso. Z: JONEs,.
The city council met February 10th, 1889. per-
Mayor: 5. Gallani. ". Z. Shipn, U. H. Martin,
u. Collar and l.. X. Mcintyre. Absent, A.
Curtius. J. A. Arneat aad J. ii. SWEET.
W. G. Shinn NOV ed TO adjourn. Motion lost.
The matter OF issuing bonds was discussed by
members of the Dodge City Natural Gas and
Mining company. and city council.
resolution, and moved its adoption: RESOLVED,
That the 500 boads heretofore voted to the
Dodge Cisy NasIral .Ias and Milng Company
in accordance with the terms of the proposition
submitted to legal sote OF the voters of the city
on the 3lst day OF December, lSsS. be issued.
fRovIDED, That the terms upon which said
bonds shall be delivered is that said company
shall issue IS cent OF its capital stock, paid
up, OF said company to the city, and satisfy
the city council that the Indebtedness of said
company tOes not exceed the sum of three hum
dred and fifty dollars
W. G. shinn moved as substitute for the
above resolution that the city attorney aud clerk
write up said bOads for issue at the next meet
ing Of ths council. and that i; be made special
order of busi ness of said meeting. The roll cali
on the substitute, and the same carried. Cal
land, Shinn. Collar and Mcintyre voting in the
Affirmative. L. ii. Martin voting in the mega
tive.
On mot on of l.. X. Mcintyre the council ad
journed.
Attest: GEO. +. JONES,
City Clerk.