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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-07
WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER. BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
W1CuITA- Kan. Nov. 6. 1891.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, Nov. 6, 1891.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Cooler and fair Saturday; cooler Sunday.
The highest temperature was So, the
lowest $50 and the mean Csc, with warm,
cloudless weather; brisk and high south
winds, falling barometer.
For the past three years the average
temperature for the month of November
has been 42N, and for the 9th day 40.
FRED l. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-Forecast until
o. m, Saturday.
For Kansas, Indian Territory and Okla
aoma-Colder, generally fair weather, ex-
cept light rain; cold wave by Sunday.
For misunderstanding cloudiness,
and rain during Saturday; colder Sunday.
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CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.

SIS FsGscfsco. cEL-
LOUISVILLE. e.. EEN TosE. hE
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LIN Erase oI color lie los sunidOs parece
prlnera vista una metatOra, perO es la ex.
preston dc una reaIidad. Lib. cOrrespC Dndencia
entire las senSacOnes viSuaies las uditivaS
que produce 10 que Sc ha lanadO la G.wdjcj6n
cOiOYcA tN, viene SieudO ObjetO de cur iOSas
detenl,IaS OD>erVacOn 4S.
Para la genpratad de los mOrtales HOS SD
nidOS no Sun viSibleS. Pero los privi!eg iadOs
que pt'Sepn el don do percibirOS con la VISTA
u" son tan rarOs como pudiera sOspech:9rse
Un i edcn / alamo, el doctor Albertni tie BO
lolIia, hi nnladu gu" Ell los dat0nicOs la &C.
guerra narcial relatlva i un color VA acOm pa
tiada 'e la impdsihAi,iad de apreciar la nt)ta
musical correspondence. ~LOs que no ven ell
cOOl Ucrde no ,,ercihen FL re, lbs que ven el
yGjo 10 cunQcen 81 SOi. Este hecho cOnrirmla
la relaciOn entire las sensaciOnes dc RnO Y otr'o
OTden .@@ bah. saa..
Cada una de las vOcaleS tiene su matiz 6
matlces proplos a, es negra 8 escarlata e.
girls, 9lanca amarilla segdn la voz de cada
lndlYlduo - 2, roja; o, azul ; a. verde vioe
I'll. Las cOnSOGanteS tDlnaO generalmente el
color de las vOcaes que las aCOlnDaian; sin
embargo, algunas tienen tinte prOpio; la final
Pt'see IN ret1elO metalc0; Ia n, eS girls, y la b.,
presenta color cenicentO snciO.
La yOz le cada persona Y Ell idloma de ca
da pueblo .lenen tam pi6U>su color deserrIna.
90. iaVnz de halo, 6S par'la; Ia voZ tle te-
nor, nllalllada; !; la lie soprano, paiiza sonr0-
Sa'il. LIS rnuchs.rhas i0venes tienen Ia voy
dt inatices claroS, azu celeste per Ia general
Las senOlas de e,ad de color de amatista 8
nzul de Prussia. Ell cualto las lenguas el
frances es glis blanquecino; el ingl6s, girls os-
euro 81 alen5.n, color dc ala de mosca, Y ell
eslMnol, amarilIo carmin, los matices dc la
bandera nacIOnal
Tambien las nhmerOs tienen su coloraci6n
especial: 81 l, es negro 2, girls perla; 3, anna
u - lAtnl; 4, gviS ,ls urO; 5, aTanlads; g.
Ioj Z, azli 8, rosa, ,lancn. Lo malO as
que l.,S errpS no tienen color pFopio y Sc con
funden con las csftas que los acUnlpalan !;
10000 tiens II miama apRFieV eta visual que 4,
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PRIMER AMOR.

1noCente era go, no cOmprendia
Del tierne amor los eStr rechtdOs lazos,
Y enamur6 4 una niIlG 4 quien querla
Cual de mi buena ma Ire 6l tlernO abrazo.
Ella tam ben mo naha con ternura,
Sus iugueteS cOnmlgo crmparta;
S acaSO Ell mi nOtaba la trlStura,
Con un alraIu SOnTeir me hac1a.
Como todo ell. In vida no es durable,
Lego ell dla dc auSeDtarSe a Otra region,
Y al deS eGIrSe, di0me un beSO anable,
Palpi:andu mi ardienGe cOraz0n.
Y en buSca vOy de aquella nina hermosa
Sin enGontrar janaS la duce calma,
Y al solo recOrdarla me deStruza,
Las fbras mas senSibes de mi alma.
CuandO en- horas aciagas buscO dOnde
EncCntrar un recuerdn, 20 la llamo,
eScuchO una voz triSte que reSponde:
=" No llures mas, Y cuenta Iue te amO."
iQu6 terrlbleS recuerdOs, que affection
81 tleRe SUI m0raia ALA en- ell cielO,
Quiert tarrdStre In tumba el cOrazon
0 que l.tA maude deSde all; un consuelO.
El Conde de la GramjG.
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Empr6stito aIeman

Por curioSo htlnos hecho traduoir el ST.
guiente surtO dc EL Echo, peri0dicO que SO
publIra en Berlin.
e ilClnD empr6stitO que Sc ha realiza-
10 por q lmperiO alem&n, ha causadO gran
sOrpreSa eli las D0lsaS eurOpeaS pOr ser su-
perinr al cnntratado pr Francia.
Este ltimO lie $685. millOnes de frances,
fut SuSrrrO l65 veceS, mientras que el aIeman
dc 400 mones le marcos tu6 suscrt0 483
wees.
A gobierno frances le fueron brindados
II mfI mnlnnes lie frances (mjllHFd0S dice 81
tladuttO J titmamente, aieman lo Ofro.
cielun % mil millones lie frances. Los sus-
cri inl, de eStns etnpr6StitO tanto en- Fran
cia como Ell A emanla, es l0gicO que han he
cho las "fertas pol pura eSpecnlaci6n que
Ofrer er'n maS de 10 que aSpiraban prestar,
con Ohiero dr a'anzar una cSntidad proper
ciona En- arin las casaS banqueras busca-
ron uua trna pOr cacla MitINrdO que ufrecie-
ron. Solo Ell VlenA Frankfort fu6 suscrlto e
tmpr6StlCo pOr murhls IN Is VeceS de3l tipO se-
naiaO
Et Echo quiere. temOstrar con los ante
rinreS datoS, que se equivOcan los que dicen
que Alemanla eS un pals pObro
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PREsFNTes Sober, Ubarri Alvarez Perez, Pe-s
iii. Perez ID. Bernardo }, Lopez LandrQn,
Dunnguez, Mendizabal, 0terO, RalnOsi Fe.
NJ rrer, Brau, Amelt, Martinez, = Cerrs7 Y 1
Principle la session dandose lectura un
OfieO tlt SpflOr SagastigOsa, manifeStandO que
tenia que ausentarse con urgencia para Arecl-
bO I'll SpnOr Am6ll preSent0 una mOclOn on
la one indic8ha no haliarSe de cOntOrmldad
con II acta levantada q lila anterior pr0pO-
nienuO algunaS enmlendAS: Se SOmetio vOta
c0n reSultarOn 9NeUe VOtOS 4 favor pOF seas
en- contra, e 10 prOpue~tO por Amell. FL So
for So er Il SenOr Alvarez Perez, de la u'lnO-
RI, pid erun emtir vOtO particular; eI prime
10 para pe,lir IA GOhernador anuaSe 81 acuer
sio, y FL segundO para asentr 81 pOr estar en-
opoSiri0n su cC.terio, y creerlO en contra de
ia ley. ss4
Sc Iey6 una moci6n del seflor Martinez
pidienlO Ill GOb4rnador General COnSig1e on ell
WeSupueStn 1000 pesos para mejOra lie los
calninOS veclnales que estan en muy NAL eS.
tat,r. So COn0 eli consideration 80 declare
urgente.
@ -El senior Mend zabal present6 una mo.
ci0n pidiendO que Sc limpiaSen los a'gibes de
la DiputaclOn Provincial 50 tOm0 en- COnSldo-
GaciOn Y Sc declare urgeut0. Sc SOmet0 vO-
taci0n Secreta la Designation de I'm DiputadO
que atendoSe a III Sacada del aqua, tue NOM
pradO pOT unauimidad ,. Ricardo MendlzaOal.
E SeilOr Ramos preSent0 una mOclOn
pi,liendu al GObernadOr General SO reptan las
elrcciUnoS a favor tie u. Gabriel Jim6nez Sam
jurjO; SO tQm0 Ell consideration Sc declare
urgente.
-E srnnr Ferrer preSent6 una moci0n
pitiiend" 80 funhe TIL Hospital dc IazarinOs. y
ST ordene Soa fGera de la Capiatl. IndicO q
Ath"n't" com" mas prOp1sitO para la fuuda
con 'l' lichO Hospital. Sc tOm6 eli cODside-
raci6n 50 nonl5r0 una ComiSi6n fOrmada poT
dichn DIputade, don Pablo Ubarri don Ju-
liam h. RancO, con encargO de hacer los pre-.
supuUStOS,A
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.NARLEDADEsL

La Justification de la, Ieche, enchandOle
aqua, es unO de los fraude IS mas usadOs y que
no deja de tener gran imp urtanca cuandO ese
llquido alimenticio estA de stinado q la alinen-
taei6n do los niflOs. POrs OtrO ladO eS ese el
recurso que generalmentts elnplean los leche-
ros para aumentar la can't dad de Ia leche ven-
dida, suponiendo que elan alisis quimico es el
.unicO medic capaz dc desc ubrr Ou superche-
ria. he aqui, sin enlbafg, }, IN procedim ento
que, sin tener la eHactitud y seguridad del que
SO emplea en- los EanOrafori, Is, no deia por ESQ
lie probar II presencia del lgua adicionada a
II leche hasta Ia lie Ia alO lnlina que Sc usa
con frecuencia para dar q b rOductO pna apA
liencia 50 grssIae. A.ss
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No cesamos tie recibir queias de la Capital
de la isla (tstas GtimaS OhligandOnOs Il. sOstener
una crecda COS tosa corresp"ndenciaJ, porque
puhIicamls segun los s"licitantes desean " 81
llnr rignroso turno), las semhlinzas Y entreteni-
nientns uap sr nos enviam El motivo Ge la di-
laci6n la Aemos manifestalo varlas veces Para
eada entretenimientO que puhlicam0s, reclbI-
por fO memOs veinte que tieneu que esperar
turnn.
Buscanto e modo de complacer los que nos
tavOrecen con dichos entretenimlentOs, yayudaT-
uOs la vex en- li,s enor1mes gastOs que esta en-
presa Origfna, hemns dispuestO lO siguiente.
10 Srgur puhlicindO gratis por el turnO co.
rrespOndIente los IchOS pntretenimieutOS:
20 Cobrar hnjn el plan de la siguiente tari-
ia los que ,l,seem que los que enVien Sc publi-
quen sin espe:ar su tnrn0.
Semblan@a- -------+.---------- w
Charada le versOs. ----------. 5O
Logngrifns- ---------.--.---- 5O
AnagranIaS 70
SaltOS tie Cahall0 ------ w
Los dGnis entIetenimicntOS: 81 son
LargOS 50 centavns o un peso segtln tamanO.
Al envar 81 mamuscrito dehe acOmpanarse su
valOr sellOs de cOrreO Il la par.
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BELLEzA DEL YAGUEz

La Ondina misteriosa que en- las atlas hn
ras de la noche, baila Su tersa frente en las pu-
risimas cristaiinas aguas del YagIez, robo
las perfumadas hrisas de los valles el aroma
que lleva este oloroso bouquet, contenido en-
los PotvOS DesataleS del Dr.. Salicrup ,letl calos
& las belas hijas de la Ciudad del Oeste
Dice un peri6dico eientifico que es un gran
remedio contra los barrOs maliguos la vase.4na
Rlcanforad
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ID " T0mes6 una botella potno largo sxtre
cho; layese sequese con cuida'io. Intro
ddzcase on 81 la leche = t6ngase on un tugar
fresco AL cabo dc alglnas horas 81 aqua que
haya afladido ocupara ell fendO del poIno, 4nci
ma quedara 81 suero Oh la superticle nadara
La manteca. 81 la leche cOntiene alb1mna 6s-
ca forlnari una capa bien aprecabe encima
lie Ia c.ema. 81 procedimientn, aunQue sen
5illO basta para Ia appreciation Ell la mayor
parte dc los easOs.
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ToG.GliG.

FMUCHo oJo.-La edici6n de LA Co.
RREsPoNDENCIx nlmero OF correspondence
aver lie Abrll, SO hi agoTado Supcamos
los agenteS de Ia 1sla qle tengan numerOs So
hrantes lie dirha ediG0n, SO slrVan enyiarnOs-
los q vuelta Cte correo.
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PRoBLEMA ALGEBAR&Ico.

En- una fonda donde hay 20 personals entire
llomhres muiereS, han pasado IS 8pesetas. cores
n0ndiendn 81 pesttas tOdos los hombres 10
lie la cuenta que c.ttla lmbre ha pagadO una pc
seta mas que cala muier CuantOs hOmbres
ruantas mujeres hahrla9
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N 0 7 A S

lNecesttV usted algun texte para escuelas?
Pues no 10 piense; acula a LGHjspon0 amoerj-
cana ell am go Aguiar Sc encargari dc sunni
nstrarselo, al precio mas baratO de la plaza.
Lo sabemos por experiencing pues sin0 no 10
aSegurariamOS
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Ramon Daniel.
SEM MEJ4NZAS

iEn que. Sc parecen los vaientes las
onzaS de ORC
En- ql6 So parece III buen caballO al gasi
! I'm licencial lo ell medicinal 4 un melon
Una empresa 4 una carta ?
/ Ell patron municipa. Il los consumes
ChopGipG
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~ oJo AQUIM

PuntnS en do lde So venle La CORRESPoNDEN
CIA DE PUERTO Rico:
TIENDA d. D Emeterio Ochoa, plazuela
lie San Jose ! en- el
KIOoKO tie la Marina. Capital.
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ques4O y que 1900. 600 He aqnf 81 gran in
cOnveniente de IA nuneraoion pOlicr0ma.
Pudierau citarse nnevOs datDs, pero con L
dicho basta para dat idea del feloneno.
So - (CopiadoJ
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FUGA DE CoNSoNANTEs

.DedjcUd0 d mi amigo Pedro R0MpOlla.
% i.io.e. .ue e e.i.e.
a. ..a..ia "A .a..ia,
lea, .a..a, .eu.i.a.
.a.a .a.e. IA .u..e.ia
Ramon Daniel.
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Andres eI dc los Abraxos.

"MARGARITA' (novela, por Fl Dr. Framck)
Segunda edi,i0n esmeradamente impresa en-
Cuba.-S4 vende 4 80 'entavns e ejemplar On
IA reslac i5n de la GoRREsPoEDENCIA DE l1UER-
10 -RIco.--Por 55 centavos So envla la Isla,
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PASATIEMPO

81 lees de izquierda derecha
EncuentraS un animal;
Y 81 to lerechd Il iZQuierda
yu verb }, amigo Pds"ual.
T0G-GLta.
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H-L encuentro uSted muy grueso y
hasta reiuveHccilo, spndr D. AntoniO.
-ES natural. Como en- La Catalina,
San Francisco 5G = Funtauillas me trata como
cuerpO de rey.
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CHARADA

al final de la eScritura
Mi tod0 puso U'IG, dos
Y Sc la dio a Rafa ei;
Mas al paSar por terceTG
Sc fu6 da cabeza en- Ell.
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ANAGRAMA

ANAGRAMA
TN, FUETE EN- CASA 81
De aqnl, lector, tormards,
El nOmbre tle una sen rita !;
Haz la decomposition
Y Ell seguida 10 sabras.
EE Fl0cO.
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ADIYINANZA

DedicGda q los Gaares.
La Ultima soy en el oielo
7 en- DinS el tercer Iugari
Me EMBARGO siempre en- navio
7 nunea estoy en 81 mar.
Maria Gil.
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Ia COnespondenCia De Puerto Rico,
PusrtO-Rtco, Abrtl 5 ae 1891 d
Di iputacion Provincial
Session del A de AbriE

PREsFNTes soleF, Ubarri, Alvarez Perez, PEI
fla. Perez d. Bernardo y, Lopez L9pdr0n,
Dnmlnguez MendiZaOA, OterU, RaIhOs, Ee.
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Noticias de Ia Capital :

8, Los cajistas aver nos h.cieroasdecir LO Dc
Ponce enldcAde escribmOs LO lie 1G DipWt0
ci6a, refri6ndonos-al fondo=editor -pubiica
DO por nuestrO colega La InlegridGd N@ci0
nal Z al correctOr lie pruebas SO le escape
la errata.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-01-15

LAST week we printed copious ex-
tracts from what purported to be a
letter written by Congressman Turn
er to Frank McGrath, State Presi-
dent of the Farmers Alliance, in
which Turner is represented as will
ing to pay $1,000 if he was elected
senator Since the publication of
that letter the leading Alliance men
in Kansas assembled at Topeka and
after Investigation, decided that there
was no evidence that implicated Nc
Grath in any conspiracy to sell out
the Alliance. On the other hand
Turner publishes a statement to the
effect that the letter is a base for.
gery-that he never wrote it mol
authorized any other person to write
it, and that it is his opinion that {
young man lately employed by hin
to do some copying in his Office com
mItted the forgery. Thus the matter
stands. Some think McGrath limo
cent and some believe that he wa
flirting with Turner" Some be
heve that Turner wrote the letter anC
others accept as true his statemen
that it is a forgery.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-01-15
The Indian War .

A dispatch from Pine Ridge says
all the hostiles reached the mission
five miles out, late last night. The
troops are pressing them closely and
guard all avenues of escape. The
delay in arriving is due to the lack of
transportation. The head of the
band reached the agency at noon and
the rest are slowly coming in. But
few of them are armed, having hid
their arms in the sand-hills. A few
however, brought arms. It has been
decided to not attempt to disarm
them for the reason that they can
easily procure arms from the traders.
General Miles has divided the hos
tiles at the agency. The Brules were
left at the mission while the Ogallalas
were ordered in. The Brules will be
sent to the Rosebud agency, where
they belong, under the guard of
troops. No railroad trains will be
used, but the party will be sent over
land. Already the Indians have be-
gun to pack up their goods prepare
tory to marching home General
Miles says that the Indians are in bad
shape and they have done well to get
in as soon as they did
There IS rejoicing at Pine Ridge
over the peaceful outcome of the war
The Ogallalss were delighted to gel
back to the agency. The Brules were
a little sullen, but now that the Ogal-
lalas have left them they see the fu
tillty of attempting to fight. That
the war is over is the general opinion
of all.
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First publication. Dec. 25, 1s9O-5w.
Sheriff's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS. Case No
Phillips County. 1915.
In the District Court of Phillips county:
Albert C. Burnham, Lysander w Tulleys, and
James \. Brown, co.partners as Burnham, Tul-
leys Company, plaintiff,
Amandus c.. Mende, Martha L Mende, William
T. Mende, and l. ". Tulleys, trustee, defend
ants
Public notice is hereby given, that under, and
by virtue of Judgment rendered in the above en-
titled cause in favor of the plaintiffs, and also
Judgment rendered in same cause in favor of one
l.. W. TuIleye, trustee. one of the defendants, on
his Cross petition and of the decree rendered IN
said canse in and by the above named Court, and
o. an order OF sale issued said judgments and
decree, 10 me directed and delivered. / Will on
Wednesday, January 2Sth. 1891, at the hour of ?
the Court House. in Phillipsburg in the county
of Phillips. State of Kansas, offer at public sale
and sell TO the highest bidder for cash in hand,
the following described real property, namely (:
The west half OF the southeast quarter dissection
twenty three OBJ. in township one (1l, south of
range eighteen (l8) west of the 9Th principal mer-
idian. all in the county Of Phillips State of Kan
eas.
Said property has been levied upon and is to
be sold as the property of the above named de-
PENDANTS, Amandus G. Mende and Martha L.
Mende, and the proceeds OF the sale TO be ap-
piled IN payment of the above described judg-
ments, according to their priority, as found by
said decree.
Dated this cath day of December. A. D., 1890.
LEE SCRIVNER,
Sheriff of Phillips county.
breckenridge. Breckenridge & Crofoot, At
torneSs Tor plaintiffs
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First publication, Dec. %, 1890. -5w.
Case Number 1947.
Sherifs Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, I .,
DAsTIs... G.,.-.s~. 81

STATE AI;E, OF KANSAS KANSAS, IS.
In the District Court of Phillips county:
Albert C. Burnham, Lysander W. Tulleys, and
James n. Brown, co-partners as Burnham, Tul-
leys Company, plaintiffs,
VS..
John G.. Bierman, Harriet Bierman, Sarah E.
Graham, The Security Company of Hartford,
Conn, defendants.
Public notice is hereby given that under and by
titled cause in favor of the plaintiffs. and also
judgment rendered in same cause in favor of the
Security Company of Hartford, Connecticut,
one of the defendants, its Cross petition
and of the decree rendered in said cause
in and by the above named court and of an
order of sale issued on said judgments and de-
cree. TO me directed and delivered. will on We'd
nesday, January g. 1891. at the hour OF 2 O'Clock,
P. n. of said day. at the east door of the court
house in Phillipsburg, in the county of Phillips,
state of Kansas, offer at public sale and sell to
the highest bidder for cash in hand. the following
described real property, namely: The southeast
quarter OF section seventeen 90, township ~,
south OF range eighteen 49,, west of the 9th prin-
cipal meridian, all in the county OF Phillips state
of Kansas.
Said property has been levied upon and is to be
sold as the property of the above named defend
and the proceeds of the sale to be applied in pay
ment of the above described Judgments accord
ing to their priority, as found by said decree.
Dated this oath day of December, A D. 1890.
LEE ScRIYEER,
Sheriff of Phillips county.
Breckenridge, Breckenridge 8 Crofoot, At
torneys for plaintiff.
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REGULAR SESSION, January II, 1891.

REGULAR SESSION, January II. 1891.
Board of Commissioners met in regular
session as provided by law January 18th, 1891
at o'clock p. m. Present, Messrs. Hahnen-
kraft, Ham and BOgart.
Board organized by electing John Hahnen-
kraft chairman for the ensuing year.
o. l.. Smith, county superintendent, ap-
pointed Emma Bissell and j. NJ. TadlOck as
associate examiners for the ensuing year,
which appointment was by the Board con-
frmed.
On motion resolved that the chairman of this
Board be authorized to make an application
70 the Water Commissioner for water service
for the conrt house. in accordance with terms
agreed upon this day.
ON motion adjourned.
STATE OF KANSAS &C.
PHILLIPS COUNTY,
I, J. S. Barnes, County Clerk in and for the
county of Phillips, do hereby certify that the
above is a correct record OF the proceedings
of the Board of Commissioners of said cOun-
ty, in regular session January 18th, 1861.
Witness my hand and official seal this 18th
day of January, A ID. 1891.
]. S. BARNES. Co. Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-01-15

The Kansas Legislature convened
last Tuesday. Ex-Lieut. Gov. Elder
was chosen Speaker of the House.
He is a prominent Alliance man and
is said to be an able parliamentarian.
He is looming US as a prominent can
didate for Ingalls, place in the .. S.
Senate. Nothing of Importance has
been transacted yet; it is almost a
positive certainty that Ingalls, stands
no show for reelection.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-01-15

A letter from an Atchison carpenter
at Denver says there are 700 carpen-
tiers in that city out of employment;
that work has stopped on 500 houses
in the various stages of construction
that times are very hard and that
there will be restitution and suffer
ing there this Champion.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-01-15

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a
meeting under the auspices of the Board of
Commissioners at the Court House in Phillips
burg. Tuesday, January 10th, 1891, at one O'Clock
d. m. to elect a person to receive and distribute
any aid that may be sent to this county and to
take such other action as may be necessary in
the premises. The present elected officer, Mr..
John Hahnenkratt, feeling that III view OF his
official connection with the Board of Commits
siOners that some other man should be elected
for the purpose. A full attendance from all
parts of the county is especially requested.
dated Phillipsburg, KaS., Jan. 18th, 1891.
(SEALl BY order OF the Board.
j. = BARNES. County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-01-15

The Nebraska Legislature is not
starting out well. The governor has
been compelled to station troops at
the capitol building to prevent
the members from engaging in hos
tilities.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-01-15

LELAND STAFFORD has been re-elect-
ed United States Senator from Cali
fornia. 1t will be remembered that
he introduced a bill INTO the Senate
to loan Government money to farm
ers for one per cent. interest per an
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-01-15

The Farmers Alliance Executive
Committee have, after investigation,
exonerated President McGrath from
all blame for the E. J. Turner letter.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-01-15

!, j. S. Barnes, County Clerk in and for the
county and state aforesaid do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is true record of the
ton of the Board of Commissioners OF said conn
ty all bills presented to them at their regular
January 1891 session.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Board this
18th day of January 1891.
[SEALI j. S. BARNES.
County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-01-15

The Indian War is probably ended
A goodly number Of the Red men
have surrendered and returned to the
agencies and Gen. Miles thinks the
war is over