Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1891-03-06

the effects OF them. Only one pill dose
and forty pills in ore package. enough
to last any ordinary family one year.
Price, % cents Sold by The Palace
Drug Co.
Those caring to dabble in city politics
are already specializing on who will be
the candidates for the various Offices
The most prominently mentioned candi-
date tor mayor is A. Gluck. Mr.. Gluck's
friends truthfully claim that he has
always had the intrests of the city at
heart and that he has been idedtihed
with every move tending to its material
welfare. His nomination would crafty
a large proportion of the citizens.
For some time there has been large
amount of petty thleving going on about
this city Grocery stores have been
frequently robbed and pilfering has
taken various irons. Tuesday night p.
H. Sughrue's second hand store was
entered and various articles taken. On
the same evening Otto Zeise's tailor shop
was entered and about $50 worth OF
goods taken. The latter occurred while
Mr. Zeise was at supper
D,rn~: At her residence in this city on
Wednesda at 10 o'clock a. IN, Mrs.
Nelson Carev. Mrs. Carey had been ill
but four DAYS, with La Grippe, but her
condition was MT consideded serious
Suddenly on Wedn ssdaY morning she
was taken worse and Il. 'ed in few ma
utes. TIE funeral occurs 10 day. ohe
leaves loving husband and an adop'eo
son to mourn her loss. The enHre "ohi
munity sympathize with the relatives IN
their affliction.
We have received copy of the Farm
ers Hope, published at Adaton. Neb-, |
containing an account of the death OF
VIM. b. King, father of Mrs. Frank |
Meecham, of Richland township. Mrs |
Meecham was called to Adaton by the |
illness of her father some five weeks ago |
and was at his bedside during the last
iOlGCutS vi lllC- w ~ INV ~ |
latives our sympathy in their bereave-
ment.
The Globe essays the roll gra:::marian
and criticises the language of the Times.
This was, possibly, the proper thing to
do, but, unfortunately, in local I'M
medlately under the one containing the
criticism was a statement to the effect
that recovery was not undoubted
which for glazing grammatical error
and as an inelegant expression, eclipses
any mistake the Times is guilty of. Go
to, brethren.
The appointment of Mr.. Apperson as
consul to Vera Cruz seems in tbs natural
order of things Kansas has now the
Mexican mission, and has filled the
Central American, Peruvian md Gillian
missions beside the great post of Rio
Janeiro on the other side of South Amer
lea, so that the Kansas name is known
to all the people in the Western hemi-
sphere who play monte, smoke cigar
cites, attend bull fights, and cat so much
red pepper in this world that the next
has no terrors for them. Mr.. Apperson,
(whom joy attend is only kept in what
may be considered Kansas ground .
Noble Prentiss, in X. G. Star.
The assessors of the severed townships
of Ford county, met. pursuant TO law,
at the court house, March end, 1891, to
fix a basis for valuation.
On motion, George l.. Grobety was
chosen chairman and N Mayrath sec {
rotary.
On motion the following valuation
was agreed on:
Stations and jacks used for breeding c
purposes, so dollars and upwards, &C i
cording to the judgment of the assessors. i
Horses under one year and yearlings, h
5 to 80 dollars. c
Horses coming two years old, to 50 /
dollars. y
Horses coming three years old, 10 to 60 I,
dollars. T
Mules and horses work first-class, 40
to IS dollars. h
Mules and horses work second class +,
and all other classes. 5 to 40 dollars. h
Asses, 2 to 10 dollars F
Bulls, ) to Is dollars. 4
Fat Steers, II cts. per ID. II
Steers, not fattened, years old, : to G.
IL dollars.
Steers, not fattened, years old, to
10 dollars
Heifers and steers, not fattened, year b
old, 9 to ) dollars. f
Cows, to 10 dollars. Il
Sheep, 6 months old or over, 40 to 60 Il
cents. a
Hogs, cts pei lb. s.
Irrigation assessment. Motion to as
sess irrigation 400 dollars per mile.
Postal Telegraph. 55 dollars per mile
for first wire; 90 dollars per mile for L
each additional wire. G
All farming implements, wagons, a
pleasure carriages, gold watches, silver I,
plated watches, jewelry, piano e.
fortes, and other musical instruments to a
be left to the judgment of the assessor. Il
All interest on Bonds of the United II
States; all bonds and interest on bonds of a
any State, County, District, or Municip- u
atty; all other bonds not exempt from n
Taxation; stock in any company or cor T
poration or merchants stock, manufact a
urer's stock, tax sale certificates, judg II
ments notes, mortgages. money. shares ..
in national banks, to be left to the judg IL
ment of the assessor
On motion it was ordered that the n,
County Clerk have the proceedings of n
this meeting published in the official :,
paper of Ford County, and that each n
assessor be furnished a copy of tn e g