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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16
STEAcgLE EuG JCEN.

Those il ,iitcndance at the meeting OF
the County board last Saturday were
treated to one OF the g-andest exhibitions
OF '-StraddIimg' an issuc-Ay Honest
John" or record When the resolution
was introduced asking the Chairman and
County Clerk to immediatiy issue 5000
in county scrip be used in the purchase
of land forihe Soldiers Home at Old Fort
Dodge and the building and maintaining
of lateral di:ch-f0r said Soldier s
Home, this in compliance with the wish
of majority Of the electors of the county
as expressed at the polls on Nov. 9TH 49,
g. Those voting for the resolution were
Karch a!;i Mckinney: against said prop
rsition, John ". Sid!Gw. but requested
the Clerk TO record his vote as for the res
olution bat rs against the manner of issue
OF said aid or donation. or more plainly
speaking. he didn't relish the idea Of
going on record as opposing q measure
for the relief of the INDECENT old soldier.
And he didn' dare favor a measure thai a
large majority Of the voters of the First
Commissioners district opposed Why
didn't he make the honest confession that
there was string tied to him.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16

kansas, declared the Leayen-
worth Times in iar-e headings, will
moey on There is no reason to doubt
it. In fact, the state las never aband-
oned that habit since it was first ac-
quired along in tie sos. [. began
moving then, and the border raids fail
ed to check the &dvaace Then the
war came, and Kansas, '.,he bloody
ground. sent her Drawn and brain
to the front to help save herself and
the country, and while there was scarce
ly an able bodied man left in the state
the daughters Of fair Kansas took up
the burden 5hat had been laid down by
their husbands and brothers and still
Kansas moved on. Then after the
war came prosperity, peace and plenty,
and Kansas moved on with veloci
;y that caused her to outsrip all others
Then the next big impetus she receiv-
ed was in advertising when the gras-
hoPpers came. They destroyed all
that was on the farms, they gobbled up
the grass and left nothing for man or
beast; while a few were discouraged
and left, only to return with their
friends next year, Kansas still moved
Oh. And then she encountered in
her political fields fanactics who check
cd bat did not stop her career. Once
4 crank was elected governor and
The people thought that was far worse
than the grasshopper plague, but still
they moved on, and the next year re-
deemed the state and placed it where it
belonged, both as to politics and ma
terial prosperity And while it always
moves. it never moves backward. And
Il will continue to move on 50 long as
the cnterprising people who live here
now control things, and they do not
seem inclined to pass the relns to other
hands. Yes, Kansas is moving on, :"
and at a rate that is the wonder and
pride OF the nation.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16
TURNED OVER TO DEMOCRACY.
James F. Campbell Is inaugural
ed as Governor Of the State of
nhia

His message to the Legislature was
comparatively brief and touches upon a
number of subjects of state and local
interest. Recommends that home rule
be restored &c all cities as soon as pos
sible and enters into detail as to the
needs at Cincinnati. He strongly COM
mends the system Of ballot reform call
ed the Australian system and sketches
briefly the success with which it has
met In every county. and states the ar
gument thar it would be hardship to
lillterate voters Is substantially ans
wered On the conclusion reached that
public sentiment is noted the point that
If any attempt to enact such law now
would probably prove futile. He al
vOcates the control of school books BY
the state, which would greatly decrease
their cost. The message, in speaking
OF the military, suggests selecting a
permanent encampment with all suitable
conveniences for post of instruction
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16
Lesscns fer Ea,r..o-1.

PLANT LITTLE OF MANY THINGS.
The lesson IS being learned. still very
slowly, that We uas5 gov q larger
range of crops. i.aci -haa'. include
not only an orchard, ba. berry garden,
or both: and attention should be paid to
orther crof suited to lie locality,
such, j, a:ay be, as lima beans and wax
beans. ! have aine acres. over half Of
which is tree and flower lawns. From
the rest, have sold this year Of Der
ries, currants, grapes, aPples, pears,
and beans over SIX hundred dollars
worth, besides having complete home
supply. The grape crop was almost a
failure, aad lcssened the income 500.
This same piece Of land, with Traditional
tillage Of potatoes, corn aud oats and
grass, would have starred onc. ! ear
not enter into minutae concerning uy
work EXCEPT to show that il is aeedful
in these days TO have large variety OF
crops Something's sure to fail tscb
year. Had l this year relied On grsIc,
I should have teea in had plight.
Apples were few, but brought a hfzA
price to compensate.
KNOWLEDGE Is POWER.
Another lesson that cur farm. T. have
to learn is student farming, book
farming" There is 10 mistake about It,
old boys, we can beat you cut aad ont,
and we do it because rso make culture
constan: study. When the land was
new it did not make such difference
how potatoes were planted, but it does
make a difference nos. }Fe must
know the relative values OF level cul-
ture and hill culture, AMI the special
values of special uses Of manuras. Our
best agricultural journals, our expert
mental bulletins, our agricultural col
legcs, point the way. | am astounded
at the Ignorance OF most farmers on
everyday matters. How do Yea uan-
age to keep the knots OF your plum
trees? How do you manage 20 get a
cror IF ..rIas in s,,i.o IF ,-..r..e and
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16
Summerfeid Car Coupler.

Fred Haussleris the owner and man
ager Of the most perfect car couple yet
invented. The drawhaad (pa.t which
coup!es) is made with several -rooyed
channels in the head one or more of
which will catch the grooves on tie
drawhead OF the car to be coupled.
This permits a considerable difference
in the hcigh. of the cars to be coupled.
1t also give tcnacity to tie grip Of the
couplers that short curves and very
rough roads cannot separate. The
drawheads are Of the improved one hook
form with deep shoulders; and couple
automatically The lag and spring
which hold the drawhesd 70 its place are
back under the car out Of danger. The
coupling is released from the top, sides
or platform b. one lever at caca point.
One lever releases the coupling. In
fiat cars the lever hold is just under die
bed of the car at the SIDE, or may be on
top. In box cars top. and side lev
ers are used. In passenger cars, a
platform lever does tac WORK. The III
vention is receiving the highest en-
dorscmcnt wherever shown and is plo-
nOunced by railroad men 10 be just the
thing.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16
COMMISSIONERS PROCEDURES.

At regular meeting OF the Board o.
County Commissioners in The Office Of tho
County Clerk Of Ford county, Kas.. on
the 18th of January, 1890 at = p. m, 70;
the purpose of organization. The follow.
ing proceedings were had 10 wit:
On motion of. ". Sidlow G. NJ. Uoov
cr was made temporary chairman.
On motion FL W. sidlow G. II. iooy
cr was made permanent chairman Of
Board Of County Commissioners.
On motion the board adjourned To thc
Office of Clerk of Dist. Court.
Meeting called to order by Chairman
Hoover.
On motion Of J. W Sidlow the County
Clerk was instructed to advertise for bids
for the maintaincc of paupcrs at The
county p;or house. Bids 10 state the
amount per day or week. county 10 fur
nish house coal, building and water.
Also bids for the maintainence OF pau
pers. Bidders to furnish everything.
Also bids for medicine. medical and surg
ical attendance upon the inmates OF the
poo.licusc. jail Dodge City and Dodge
Township Also for seperate bids for
medicine, medical and surgical attendance
on paupers in each township in the coun-
ty. bids received by visit or year.
Also bids for coal Bidders TO state
kind Of coal and respective prices, deliF-
cred and on cars.
Also bids for burial of paupcrs.
On motion of j w Sidlow the Clerk
was instructed to notify W. c. Shinn
that his house. now in use for paupers IS
no longer needed. Also to notify the
Supt. of the poor TO vacate the same.
On motion c. d. Hand and c. E. Hat
field were appointed to assist the Probate
Judge in examining the county treasurer 5
books.
On motion the fee bill for the January
term Of court for the jurors was allowed
On motion the bond of r. II. Wright.
]. W. Gilbert and J. I. Whitelaw as com
mittee on disbursements of the money APP
propriatcd by the county TO aid the Sold
ier's Home in said county was accepted
and spread upon the minutes of the meet
ing.
On motion of G. f. Mckinney. the
Dodge City Democrat and Ford Gazette
were put before he meeting for the offici-
al papers Of Ford county. When the ed
itors have fled with the county clerk M
agreement To take one half of the legal
rates for printing and seconded by J. W.
Sidlow.
c. II. Hoover moved that the Dodge
City TINES and Globe Republican be
made the official papers of Ford county.
each to receive half the legal rates. Re
ceiving no second the first motion was
put and carried.
J. w. Sidlow moved that G. +. McKin-
nev be made committee on stationary,
second,d by G. I. Mckinney.
Moved by 6. n Hoover that the coun-
ty clerk be made the purchasing agent Tor
stationary. The last motion receiving no
second The former was put and carried.
G. VI. POTTER. Clerk.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16

Judge Cooley Of the interstate com
merce commission has long had the
idea that the ticket broker or 'scalper"
should be abolished. lie recommends
that in the annual report Of the com
mission, and wants congress TO pass a
law prohibiting brokerage except by
agents duly authorized by the compan-
les. This claim has always been made
by the brokers that such law would
be unconstitutional but whether it is
or not, AMI no matter what opinions
one may have concerning the business,
it looks very mach as if the state or
the nation will have pretty hard work
to absolutely prohibit the business.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16

The County Officials are talking Of pre-
scnting a petition 10 the Hon. County
Commissioners asking that tbey purchase
a horse and buggy to be used by the Off
GERS in visiting the County purchasing
agent and obtaining his o. X. TO their re.
quests for paper. ink. pens &c that may
be required in their daily work So far
the County Commissioners have absolute
ly refused 10 allow bills ordered by the
Dist. Judge while Court was in session
unless said bills were O Kd by Mckinney
The creating Of this purchasing agent
will undoubtedly save the County some
money, as the most OF the County Oilici-
ais prefer to pay for what they can't get
along without out OF their own pocket
rather than suffer the humiliation of being
brought in contact with this bundle of
vindictiveness.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16

- rrlIlc.,..n -. =. ! -.

First publication J1r1arT- 18Th 1850.
By vitae or an or-cr OF q Issued on. a. -Iie De
tr.ct Cou.t o. F0r5 g5u-r Kansas,
wherein J. f. Watkins : Iiail'iis a1i 1sfi4y
Shafcr. Zar.nG Nal4ier, Gcus-- N-l-E=..Lr. Mrs.
George ". Murphy, Charles T. G-,-s--v, ,. r
Frankey and I-uclia : TanzeF -l defendants.
VIII on
saturday. February. l5ia ls,9 81 the hcgr q :
o'cl0cki,. N. &; lie f-oEt aoo- oi l2e hriiiing
now used a. i cguri house iu ia titT II Dodge
City, County OF Ford, and s.a,e u Kan as, olfcr
for sale ~ p'5lic aaciiaa - fha hishe~; bidder.
FOR cash ia hand, all IL right, tije aud intresr Of
the abovc-la-ned defendant m aI.i to the follow
Iac described read property. situate IL the Comfy
OF Ford and St@te o! Kansas. ro-Uit:
The cas- hali OF the OF OF section thirty three
- and ite yest half * ghe IT Of section
thrifty for - Ia township twenty eight = Of
range twenty tIscc -.
sid property T. levied g9cu IS .,e property Of
the sboge-uaEle,i defendants, -nd wiH be sold
without apprs.seneIi 70 satisfy SAID order Of sale
Sheriff o--ice Dodge CITY, te.d County, k2ns-,
> dnGary iJih- .5-J.
HE. BELL. Sheriff.
". !. PATTERSON sai
u. StsAEEFlz.-D-
Attorneys foT Plaintiff.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16

II. Z. Langtry, who is in charge of
the cog railroad up the rocky cliffs of
Pixies peak, says splendid progress has
been made with the work. The dis
lance of SIX miles from the top of the
peak has already been graded and is
ready for he ties and rails. A force Of
$50 men are row ergagedin grading the
three miles above Man;;ou and viii
complete it in February. Since the
November snow storm the weather has
not interfere6 with the work It's the
intention 10 begin laying track IN April
and he feels confident that the road can
be Put in operation by July. The Bald
via locomotive works are building the
engines for the ,oai.-Ez.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16

What has got into things and into
people all over this country? is a ques-
ton one is moved to ask as he reads the
daily press dispatches. Burglaries,
murders, suicides, Opponents, forger-
les, embellishments, etc., etc, 1t
seems as if one part of society had con-
Guided to break away from the land
marks Of good citizenship, personal
honesty and regard for law, morals or
rights Why ali this is SO we are I'M
able to explain. 1t is a problem we
cannot solve. 1t appears to be a sort
Of epidemic which ever and anon sweeps
over society, RACES for time and then
passes off to be succeeded by mild
err form of the same moral distcmper. -
Tx.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16

The lark came up to meet the sun
and carol forth his lay; the farmer s
son took down his gun and at him
blazed away. The busy bee arose at
FIVE and hummed the meadows Ger;
the farmer wife went for his hive and
robbed him of his store. The little ant
rose eaily. too; his labors to begin; the
greedy sparrow that way flew and took
his antship in. o birds and bees and
ants be wise, in proverbs take no stock !;
like me, refuse from bed to rise till half
past eight o'clock.-Ex.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16

\. lIr. Justice, a blacksmith at
Grenada, vas repairing gun; he stuel,
the breach in the fire and was waiting
for ii to heat, when the gun suddenly
wen; off, the discharge passing through
the side Of the nan face and lodging
in the brain. No one happened to be
in the shcp at the time. On hearing
the report his little Girl came running
in bat the man was already dead aud his
clothes in flames.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16

First publication jauG-lg 10Th l-,-i.
by yir,ge Of a0 Order ~ s.l. issued QUO lf ibc
District Court oi Ford County Ear=as, wherein
Mary " bite j. Plaintiff. una 80 -ial J. Alexander
and Ellen Als-auIcr.aFc Defendants, J sill or
saturday, February, 10Th, 1-aI. ar o.. E1-r
Of clock p. w. of said GGF, cf DR. l;o.r door of
the bU.idiu- no" uHed o. q toIrl House III The
city Of lcl-e fi.y comfy, aI Fa-l aHi state of
Kansas, a.llr for sale at uuuiic aac-ioI To iEc
highest bidder, fa- cash iE band,
all ihe right title All interest rs pa. a' enamel
defendant IT, AID 90 tde following real property,
Situated In ;br Comfy &C tl-l tri S.l-e uf hgu--
Gs, rO-Fi-:
The Solsh East ~. OF Section rsanty Seven e
in town Zip twenty eight - Of range twenty two
-
said property j. levied cpoE1- o.. property "
the above NAMED defendants and wiI De -oid
witEuU. aps7 i-ment 10 satisfy sail urlcr OF sale
Sheriff Office. i.odge Ciig. Ford County, Hans
Iunuary, 18th is9D
II. b. BELL, sheriff.
v. !. PsTrEI.-lS and
u. SUWHEErlEI.D.
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.
state Of Kansas. Ford County, IS.
\. B. Syms and Company

J. II. Crawford, E. j Crawford and \. L. Craw-
ford.
By virtue Of an Execution to ME directed and
delivered, issued out of the 9Th Judicial District
Court % the state of Kansas, sitting in and for
Ford county. n said State, | will, on
Saturday, January 2'th, \. D. 1890, nj the hour
OF > o'clock p. m Of said day at the Court House
door IN Dodge civ in the County, and state afore
sait, oier ~ public sale and sell to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand. the following described
rlal property, to-wit:
Lots thr5e3. four and south half Of the north
west quarter Of section three in township twenty
seven > south Of range twenty-five . west Of the
5fh T. IL
said property 10 be sold rs commanded by the
said Execution.
II. Il. BELL, Sheriff.
NhcrilS Office, Dec. 18th, 1889.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16

There are Indications that a most de
termincd fight is 10 be made before
Congress this winter by the friends of
woman suffrage. Miss Susan b.
Anthony is already there prepared for
the fray. She says that she does not
expect to get the necessary two thirds
majority in congress for the adoption Of
the proposed amendment to the con
stitution of the tnitcd States, bat she
is confident that favorable reports will
be made in both houses and those re-
ports will carry great weight in Soui!:
Dakota when the question is to be sub
mittcd to vote OF the people. Tx.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16
Whitney kinks Cleveland Will Win

Ex-Secretary Whitney still clings to
Mr.. Cleveland. He said the other day:
1T too early to anticipate what 1892
will bring forth, but l must say the
feeling in favor of ex-President Clcvc-
land is very strong, and if it continues
tie ihe;case nothing can prevent his re-
nomination. If anything, l believe
lir. Cleveland is more popular with the
misses to-day than he was in 81"
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16

STATE Of kaIsas Ford County, -.
Charles Lgud and ) Mitchell, partners rs Lund
and Mitchell
y
Isaac Z. Martin, ttT-.-Mar.in his wife,
Adsm >Ariser and 5. c. L3baugh, partners as
shrivcr and i.1baHgh.
iig TtEe o. al order OF sale 90 me directed and
delivered issued ont 81 the eth Judicial Distric,
Court Of tie state % Kansas. sitting in aud for
F.Ti county in said State. | viii. on
Satnr 1;, January 9TH ! ID. i-1l between the
LpHr- ul o'clock and o'clock p. IN. of said day,
20 r'e Court IlIlse Gnor Ia DOge City in the Conn
~. sII state Aforesaid. offer at p.biic sale and
seltg iue hise=t bidder. for ca~h in hand all the
right, ufl- and interest - III. above named de-
lerdaL 70 and 70 the following described real prop
cry, fo-,eis:
Let~ ~ix6 and scycn1 and the east half of the
southwest quarter Of section six . in town-h
iweutf rne q south Of TaI'ge twenty three % west
~ tLe 6.h ?. 81.
Slid property levied on and 10 be sold az the
properly % the above named defendants.
II. Il. BELL, Sheriff.
sheriff Office, Dec. 1s;h. 1883
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16
SHERIFFS SALE.
State of Kansas, Ford county, IS.
A. j. T,eiernal

state OF Kansas, Ford county, -.
\. j. Tiedemal
James Langton, '. \. Utteroael and \. c. Utter
back.
BY virtue Of an Order of Sale TO me directed aid
delivered, Issued ont o the 9Th judicial District
Court o! the State of Kansas. sitting IL: and for
Ford county. in said State, will, on
saturday. January. 18th \. y. 1880, between the
hours OF clock T. III. and o. clock D. m. OF said
day, at the west Court HoaSe door in Dodge CITY
in the County and State aforesaid offer at pubic
sale and sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash in
hand all the right, title and interest of the above
named defendant in and to !le following describ-
cd property. 10 wit:
Lot & in Shinns addition 10 Dodge City, Kansas
as shown by the plat Of said addition on Tile in the
Office OF the Register of Deeds. Ford county, Kan
sas, also the following scribei tract of land to
wit: commencing a; point ia'' feet north Of the
south east corner Of block No -. thence north
along the west line Of Third avenue - feet and
thence east ll,i, feet TO place Of hesinnin. all in
Dodge City, kansas.
said property levied on AMI to be sold a. the
property of the above named defendants
ii. Il. BELL, sheriff
Sherifs Office, Dec. 18th, 1889
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16
PUBLICATION yaricE.
Firsl ibication za-sr, 8. s9l.

.7al ..--- r-- l'l-
.,aa-5i y. Rogers Hlr.ll T. Rogers. :. :.
,aFtf ana teJAis.5 y. -rd BILL CaGl-ay viii take
'.a-is5 fi-, iie-rt li---.a~17 r'aiGtiG dill. On
Che !i.. iy ui ii.c. 1lar ---t Gle i5s r.iititign
80 tae -;5icr Jo--l. In and far Ford County.
= 't SO 81 n>a-.. ag---- them 4lI T.. f. Kellogg
.1is se--a- fa--h thar said Robert W.
1903. .f s-'--rs -l- % -..a-r-G--e 10
'-i-- -''.-'.. -i ta- ,'u.fvo Ee'a. ana s;atc
~''T.' -I.. H- 7' l F-, -afrt.r % section
,l-g 3 g, Township f..act- Sine - cs Hau-s
Twenty ~'c - -n care t,- i.s-Geur OF the sum
Of s. -1-aFl.H-, 30 -c-tsil notes rs.--r,i - in
sid .r0V- -', ed r-ayic- Judgment a-a!lst said
Rdls- w. Rogers 5uj .:aIjha T. ROGERS III tue
st-. ei,.. r'''r ai.asL % De c-e a03 unpaid.
l1-.t - ,,, os tl-t said promise MAJ se sold
20 I1g the sa7re
&"' slii s ;.H-f9a-- Po5eg IS. ROGERS MARTHA
g. E"-.fs- Ssr-s and Perkins W.-I liill
'o.uiaEl 9.e 'ess - uoiii.u Jhat rl.r must ap-
r-arl.i1 ---ts rsct1 rCtiriou Oh IS before the +
dag of March, isi'- or ,.il petition viI De- JaS-u
as irIa against aan ana each OF them: aida
Judgment flr -..i -.1'l1-. and g decree forever
a.-r hem ul lur right i.la 0r l.a-g~- .s sui
10 slrt lErl- siter gre sale ~ r-i. viii b- ~.-5-
ec.. sz-ii-l il.la r-l ordering S.It 'a1..,- - Cd,
-al- 90 satisfy any -g.l found H bee due tie ga-r-
,t u,t1 s...i ao'es end mortgage.
ttft.-;,r Taos. LAu-r.
ti..r district GIurt.
W.. is-r. 'snE-
So S-1rsl EFl EH
! .rarll S. Sos Plaintiff.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16

BY decision of the Supreme Court
the United States must return to vari-
Gus importers 4 sum Of Sc, 000,0G0 du-
ties illegally collected in the custom
house. That is all very well, but how
are the retail buyers who have paid the
money to secure their rights? The i'm
porters get The money twice over. and
the people who have been plundered get
nothing. ". Y. Saturday Review.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-01-16

The TINES viii publish all proceed
ings of the county commissioners dur
ing the year Of 1890, for the benefit Of
the taxpayers Of Ford county, on ac-
count Of the commissioners letting the
printing to two papers that have not
100 actual subscribers in the county.