Ulysses Plainsman from Ulysses, Kansas • 5

Judge has debarred COUNTY 8aataF6 R.R.Time Table Haitland FINANCIAL STATEMENT Sam Wood from practicing law be- fore the courts of the judicial Blooming Prairie. S. Gilmer was oyer to Zionville district. i- Crrant County, Kansas. Statement of the financial condition of Grant county, Kansas, and Take your home paper first, the 16th.

to get a threshing machine Jc sift his wheat from the tK'en subscribe for the Kansas City chaff. Star. Weekly Edition. 25 cents a of the several cities, townships and school districts therein as "the same existed on the 30th day of June, 1890, according to official reports filed year; Payable in advance Ask your postmas er or write for ft sam Wm. McCall and family have moved to Ulysses in order that their in the office of the County Clerk, tor the fiscal year ending on the above specified date: children may recieve the benefit of Amount of outstanding county warrants 00 ple ccpy.

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Jenkins came in from Col- Aggregute nicieuiediiess or county ta.uoo uo Auiouut expended for county uurooces for year 47.141 5S Total amount of taxable property in couuty ut last assessment TMfiW (W orado, the 14th and will stay fa K)t February 9, 1880. no 4, punnter ft JKoS, 10:36 am No fast freight, 5:83 a 42, local freight WESTWARD, Ko 1, Paoine Express 11:18 pm No local passenger 2:17 am Mo 7, Wpn No 41, local freight 9:37 a in All ol the above trains carry prsseitgois from Hartland. No 1, dally between ohlcwco and SanFranclico, going south from LaJaun-(ta carries palace and tonrlsts' sleepers; Nos Sand 4, dally between Chicago and Southern California, via Kinsley cut off. eapt-bsund, arrives at Kansas City at 7:40 and Chloago at 11:55 a m. No 8, westbound, arrives at LaJaunta 7:40 a ElPuso 12:06 at Los Angeles 3 both trains carry palace and tourists' sleopdrs.

'No 4 makes connection for Abilene, BsUlna, Concordia and Superior at Strong Olty. Nos 7 and 8, dally, carry sleepers between Denver and Kansas City. No 7 connects with branch at Hutchinson, Great Bend and Lamed arriving at Denver 6:30 a m. No 8 arrives at Kansas City at 7 o'clock a m. For further Information concerning train service, ticket rates, baggage, etc, call on C.

E. Jnqu, agent A. 8. F. R.

Hartland, or address Qso. T. Nicholson, G. P. A T.

Topeka, Ks. Township S. S. Convention. There will be a S.

S. Convention BONDED INDEBTEDNESS. Name Corporation. Kor what Purpose. Date of issue.

Amount. Ciraut County Fumliug floating debt July 1, 1KM do do Fult 1, 18W0 20,000 IX) Ulysses City do OctlS, 1S8 20,000 00 do do 18,000 00 School District No 1 Erect school house Mar 1, 8,600 00 until he proves up his homestead in November after, which he will return to make his home imong the mountains and alkali water. W. T. Sawyer has returned from held In Sullivan township at the Broillier school house 1J miles west of Zionvilleon July 27 at 2 p.

m. Sumner county where he has been AH S. S. workers are cordially invi ted to attend. T.

Taggaet, the past two months. He says that Vice President Sullivan townthip county, which was one of the fore Nol Jliu 1, lHW 6,000 00 No8 Erect Apr 1, IBM 1,600 00 No4 do Juiy 1,1689., 600 00 No6 do 400 00 NolO do Aug8, 1889 6200 Noll do AugT, 1889 800 00 No 12 No report received from Dftt Officers. No 15 Erect school house 445 00 No 18 No report received from district officers. No 18 Erect school house July 1, 1P89 400 00 No20 do 60000 do Aug9, 1889 47500 No 27 do Julyl.jHH9 8,250 00 No82 do S0O0O No84 do Sep 1,1888 1,200 00 No 85 do Aug 10,1889 400 00 No86 do 85000 Editor Lucas, of the Ulysses Plainsman was in the city this Commissioners' Proceedings. Office of Count Gkant Kansas, Ulysses, July 18, 1890.) The board resumed work.

All present, except Commissioner Sul livan. On motion the following claims were allowed: Pierce, postage and costs, 8tato vs Uider 5 40 l)uklik, cler.t 00 Kil Lucas, oQlelul printing 18 50 Jolin 1'alton'i witness fees 3 00 The bond ol Geo Dobson as township clerk of Howard township was presented and approved. On motion the board took a recess until one p. m. RECESS.

1 p. ml The bovrd resumed work. All present except Sullivan. On motion Hie action of the board was recinded in ullowing the following road damnge claims on road damage ciaims on roads formerly established by the county: No 11 Fred Hurst, nw qr6 29 35, and sw qr 31 28 35, 89.00.' 51 Olmsted, sw qr 7-29-36, $29 50. 28 Wixom sw vr 51-28-36, $4 50.

18 Coffey, ne qr 13-27-37, 85 Bowers, nw qr 13-29 27, S4.50. 98 John Waner, sw qr 13 29-37, and se qr 13-29 37, $4.50. 72 II Harris', wi sw qr 27 29-38, $2.25. 30 II II McNutt ne qr 3 29-38, $1 50. 1 41 King, sw and nwi 30-26-36, $9.00.

96 Brockway, ne qr 5-29-35, $4 50. 88 M. II. Bailey, nw qr 1-29-35, $4.50 '49 Lizzie Raudebaugh, nw qr 12-29-37, and w. ne 1- 29-37, and se qr 34-28 36, $13 50.

86 Wm flliddlckauff, sw qr 10 30-38, and sw vr 6-30 36, $9 00. 69 Mitchell, nt4 12-30-37, $4 50. week. We are of the opinion he will be the next representative of Joint Nol do 100 00 FLOATING INDEBTEDNESS. Name Corporation.

Amount of Debt. Amount in Treasury. Amt. Tax. Prop Grant county in the legislature.

Finney County Democrat. You have things slightly mixed Bro Hundley. The gentlemen to whom you refer is Dr, J. II. Lucas, mayor of Ulysses.

OO Grant County $22,000 00 -uiysses 1,20881. 62 38 oo 7511 818,439 00 72 7B 91,032 OO Appomattox uuy 1,832 60. Lincoln township 29065 sueriuau Sherman Thomas Sullivan Howard School District S. M. Woods, or "Little Sam" as he is more familiarly known, having S.

Mails and Stages Lines-stages with mall arrive at, and depart irom Ulysses, daily except Sundays, as follows: abrive. From Hartland, Tllden depart. 12 M. andShockny. 1.00 P.

From Hugoton, Zionvllle and Woodsdale. From Dermot and Goldon. From Santa Fe, Conductor, Lawson and Waterford on Tuesdays, Thursdays 1.30 A.M. and Saturdays. 1.30 P.

From Spurgeon on Frl-12 days only. PETER BOWERS, P. M. 150 00 81 00 107,289 qo 24 50 70,686 QO 10218 3618 .71.956 qo 64,920 qo 455 92 247 18 137.411 OO 106 60 49 35 9,850 qo 500 88 5 47 82,218 00 28 29 19,090 00 17 00 10 00 16.620 00 829 75 27,472 OO i. 3 completed a very creditable job of painting on our school building and No 8 No 4.

No 6. No 6 No 1 secured a year's leaf of apsenee from 40 00 00 17,960 00 No 8 118 98 most in the state, with its corn crop last year.will have a total failure this year, as they have had no rain since ApriK Ben Logan and John Stuart fell out recently over the amount of damage Mr. Stuart's cattle had done to Mr. Logan's crop and were about to to law about it when they take the matter before the Alliance board of arbitration. The board S.

Gilmer, C. S. Blake and D. O'Kesfe, met on the 14 examined the crop, the evidence and rendered a decision heard which was satisfictory to both parties. Grant county will be able to send aid to the burned up counties in the central and southern portions of the state this year.

Bloom. Colorado Cities and Places. This is the title of aphamphletjust issued by the passenger department the Chicago, Itock Island Pacifiic Railway. It comprises 60 pages of valuable information, relating to some of the principal cities and resorts of Colorado, with 52 beautiful illustrations of different scientific views and localities, engraved from original photographs, and, which have never before appeared in any No 9 8,550 OO his homestead, departed, Tuesday, for Whitley county, Indiana, whither his family had preceeded him, to visit and rustle among the Hoosiers. The Plainsman will keep him posted on Grant county matters.

XOCAL NEWS. Having made special arrange ments with the publisher of the Topeka Weekly Capital, a splendid 8 page family newspaper, published at Topeka and worthy of patronage, we are enabled to offer the Plainsman and the Topeka Weekly Capital, both one year, for $1.50 Eyery Kansas man should have his coun Stacks of goods at Earp Lea-part's. Ulysses Salmon was at home on a visit, this week. A nice line of men's Heady Made Suits at Earp Lenhart's. A good square meal for 20 cents at the Fleming Restaurant.

1 Green, all of sue 1 and se qr 10-27-38, $2 2b. On motion the following road damage clairr.s situated or partly situated on formerly established 1 II 1 T.I NolO 115 00 17,876 00 Noll 550 00 No 12 No report received from the district officers Nol3 874 Bl 10 66 19,200 00 No 14 1H2 70 14,989 00 No 15 5667 No 16 No report received from district officers. No 17 15997 155 65 13,27000 Nol8 12.480O0 No 19 No 20 270C 0 19 00 No21 1098 ll.lOOoo No 28 271 35 16 07 13,792 00 .0 23 1(5 57 11,886 00 No 24 119 38 52 84 13,770 00 No 25 258 99 18,030 OO No Mi 183 15 14,170 00 N0 27 73410 86,585 00 No 28 128 75 34 86 28,590 00 Mo 29 11989 11,81000 No 80 S21I800 5 63 No 31 300 50. 9.750 00 No 82 10112 009 83,980 00 No 83 470 09 16,850 00 No 34 197 40 83.589 00 No 35 126 50 13,870 00 No 35 Joint No 1 Silo 22 35 00 9,810 oo Records burned February and no accoaut auen of debt prior to th at date except aa shown above. STATE OF KANSAS,) Gkant County.

Geo. VV. Eaup, County Clerk in and for said countydo hereby certify that the above statement is correctly made from the records in my office and from the returns from the several township, city and school district officers, who are required by law to report to this office. Witness my hand and official seal this- 16th day of July, 1890. GEO.

W. EARP, County Clerk. ty paper for home news and a paper from the capital of the stute roans were allowed tinner me same provisions as other road damage Quarterly meetnig will be held at work of this kind. In the two last claims: the M. E.

Church next Sunday. No 1 Green, se qr 16 and all The entertainment given by the see 21, 27-38, $18 The Fleming liataurant is a supplementary pages, a carefully revised list is given of the leading hotels, restruants, in the cities and 69 Mitchell, ne qr 12-30-37, good plaee to stop when you are hungry. Try it. places described and the names of and ne qr 30-30-36, $6,75. 83 Wm Middlekauff, sw qr 7-30 36, Mid sw qr 10-30-38, $4.50.

49 Lizzie Ruudebnugh nw qr 12 Dr. Lucas had quite a rush of their proprietors, the rates per day or week, and the character of ac G. A. II. at the honse Monday evening was a very enjoyable affair consisting of reciatations by Miss Truitt and Cecil Collins, and readings by F.

B. Brown, C. D. Hickok and J. W.

Gordon, and addresses by Rev. Orndorff. G. Y. Colins, and Judge Botkin interspers professional business Monday, beina; 6n the go all day.

commodations provided. Copies 29-37, and nr, se- 1-29-37, will be mailed free to applicants in and se qr 34-28-36, $6.75. any part of the world, on reciept of Men's Heady Made Suits in al-Btyles, and Grades, and low prices 88 Bailey, nw qr 1-29-47, $2 25. 96 Brockway, ne qr 34-28-35, 4 cents each for postage. Address John Sebastian, Gen'lTk'tand Pass, and ne qr 29-35.

$6.75. Hi Mt JJVIJ III 3 County Attorney Hutchinson has WHEN IN NEED OF been serrlously indisposed for the ed with music, vocal and instrumental by Mrs. Orndorff; Mrs. Wix-ora, and T. W.

Marshall. Ice cream and lemonade was served in the room below. The whole affair was well patronized for which the G. A. It.

boys return thanks. past week with throat trouble. Attorneys Colins, of Springfield, HOi BSI and Beaucharap, of Liberal, were, in attendance af district court, Tuesday 30 TO- 41 King, sw and nw qr 3 28-36, $4.50. 30. McNutt, ne dr 3-29 35, 2.25.

72 II Harris, w4 sw qr 27-29-38, 1.12. 98 John Waner, se qr 13-29 37, 2.25. 85 Bowers, nw acdsw qr 13-27-37, $2.25. 18 Coffey, nw and sw qr 9-27-36. and ne qr 13-27 37, $2.25.

28 Wixom, sw qV 38-28 36 $2 25. 51 Olmsted, sw qr 7-29 36, $2.25 11 Fred Hurst, nw qr6-29-35, and sw 31 28 35, $4.50. Sheriff Evans and P. P. Raude baugh made a business trip to Gar den City, Tuesday and returned Wednesday.

Agt, P. liy. Chicago 111. The lebdlng: Western Wewspaner. The Kansas City Times has earned the abor title by always being in the foremost rank ol the oetropolitan western newspapers In ad-Tocadng the interests of the West.

In the eastern money centers the Times is looked upon as the best reflector of the condition of the West, and this puts It In the position of beisg tha best advocate the West can hare. It has not let its opportunities pass, but on every occasion has done all in its power toward the upbuilding of this great Western country. Among tks principal things it has advocated, soma ol which have been successful, are: Opening of Oklahoma; Opening of the Cherokee Strip; Irrigation for the arid regions; Cheap transportation for Kansas. In this good work the Kansas City Timet solicits the support of every Western man. Its Daily is tho brighest and best edited In the West, and Its Weekly, with its twelve largs pages, ranks with any weekly newspaper In the world.

The Kansas City Times was also the first to Inaugurate the system of fast trains out of Kansas City carrying tne regular edition ot th Sunday Time and distributing it over Kansas two hundred miles west by eight o'clock a. three hours before the regular train leaves Kan tas City. ULYSSES KAXJL West tide Main Street On motion the Grant county Bank FOE DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYEi STUFFS, TOILET GOODS, Miss Ona Call, Geo, Perry and W. Marshall speut Sunday with the Misses Patten, in Kearney county, and report a very pleasant time. We desire to call the attention of our people to the fact that the annual school election is drawing nigh.

It will be held on Thursday, July 31, 1890, 11 S. M. Alexander returnded, Wednesday evening, from Great Bend, where he has been in attendance at at the Alliance or People's congressional convention. was granted a reonie oi $(ts UU personal taxes of 1889, having been doubly assessed for said year on same property and the clerk was instructed to issue a rebate certificate for said amount. On motion the following claims were allowed unless otherwise specified: Geo Perry, official printing 13 50 do httiionery for county 18 60 Mid Shockey, clerk ot election.

00 On moiion the board examined the fetes and record in the clerk's office pertaining to stray stock, and upon such examination found that there were no tunds due the county arising from such strays. Persuant to postponement the board completed the examination of the treasurers accounts and found Prescriptions carefully Corx And all kinds of Druggists' Sundries, pounded. Railroad Racket What is the matter with a united effort by Haskell, Grunt andStanton counties to secure the extension and completion to Trinidad of the Dodge City, Mountezuma and Trinidad railroad, thereby doing away with the expense and inconvenience of freighting everything through the sand hills. Plainsman, July 5th. that we know of.

Haskell county is ready and willing to do anything in its power to secure the extension of the Dodge City, Mountezuma and Trinidad railroad. Something should be done at once. Santa Fe Monitor. We are heartily in favor of co-operation in this line if there is anything that can be done, and we are willing to meet any reasonable necessury to secure the road. Johnson City Journal.

There is nothing the matter with Haskell and Stanton, it is Grant county that is in the way, at least it has beeti in the past. Stanton County Republican; We would suggest a meeting of representatives from each county at Ulysse3 it being centrally located say on Saturday August to decide on what is best to be done and if possible, perfect arrangements to have definite action taken immediately. The Gates Ajar. Colorado Springs is situated near the Pass, and is the gateway for Manitou, Cascade, Green Mountain Falls, and Pikes Peak. At" Pueblo there is another break in the range.

The Grand Canon of the Arkansas. Just west of Denver is Clear Creek Canon wtth its pretty towns of Idaho Springs and Georgetown. There are also many charming camping out places near Trinidad. The Santa Fe is the only company owning its own lines from Chicago and Kansas City to these lour gateway cities Trinidad, Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver. Through vestibule dining cars, Pullman sleepers, vestibule reclining chair cars, tad faster time.

Summer tourhtH tickets now on sale via Santa Fe Route. The gates are open for you. For furthur information, address T. Nicholson G.P., 4 T. Topeka Ks.

TREASURERS REPORT. Oor The Quarter Ending June 3o, 189o. School Uist. No. 1 $80 98 No.

1 Bond account 17 IS No. a Overdrawn 19 68 No. 3U 0-2 No. 3 Boud account 95 No. 4 21 11 No- 5 4 97 No.

6 47 06 No 7 82 43 No 8 15 9-2 NO 9 43 71 No 10 18 81 No. 11 25 86 No. 12 10 20 No. 13 74 15 No. 14 15 38 No.

16 61 86 No. 17 147 15 No. 18 17 43 No. 19 11 54 NO. HI 18 39 No.

22 6 22 No: 22 Judgment 2 29 No 23 32 94 No. 2 52 84 No 25 48 22 No. Hb 88 82 No 27 72 58 No 2s 67 12 No 20 35 1') No. 30. 1 73 No.

81 54 12 No. 88 67 29 No 38 65 05 No. 34 69 22 No. 34 lionU No. 35 25 16 No.

3(i 36 50 Tnint No. 1 21 96 Countv School Fund 202 01 District court convened Tuesday and a sentence of two years in the penitentiary was passed upon Frank Rider, for horse stealing, and he was given until August 2nd. to perfect an appeal. We have perfected arrangements whereby we can furnish the National Democrat an eight page weekly, published at Washington, D. C.

and devoted to the interests of Democracy, together with the Plainsman for $2.00 per annum in advance. A daughter was born to' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bland on the 22ad iast. Mrs.

Bland, though suffering from nervous prostration the result of the recent sad accident in the family, is, we are glad to report, doing well and is in a fair way to complete recovery. DISAXiISIEl. IN iRBWMl II! Of i hem satisfactory to the board. On motion it was ordered that the delinquent tax list be giyen to the Ulysses Tribune and the Ulysses Plainsmaa for publication, each to receive pay at one half legal rates. On motion the chairman and clerk were instructed 10 issue warrants for all claims allowed up to date.

On motion the minutes of this en tire session were approved. Motion made and carried to adjourn to meet August 30th. 1890. V.McCracken, Cbr'm,) U. L.

W. Green. Corns Attest: Geo. V. Earp, Co.

Clerk. FARM IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Fund 81 Normal institute Fund 100 30 Lincoln Township 84 22 Sheridan 74 10 Corner "Wall St. and Central Ave. Sherman 83 Ttnmas 8 43 Howard 1 IS Sullivan 6 11 Continirentaccoiint 19 62 CO TO- We are in receipt of the report of the State Board of Agriculture for the month ending June 30, which estimates the total yield of Kansas Wheat at 23,738,449 bushels.

Oats are estimated at about three-fifths of a full average crop, and corn a fltir average crop. Ye editor spent Sunday in Digh-toQj Lane coutny, Kansas, and in making the entire trip of 100 miles overland we saw no place where crops, present and prospective, look ed as well as they do in Grant coun ty. Grant county is all right ad will got there with both feet. SHOP BUCKLES' BARBER County linnci account 48 89 I lvses Bond account 130 89 nninty ImiikI 319 98 Ulysses City 5 80 Kcdemption account 29 61 STATE OF KANSAS,) Grant County, Henry lilaml. county treasurer of Grant county, Kansas do solemnly Swear that the above is a ti ue and correct amount ot funds roimiinir.fr to the credit of the various accounts held by me-on June 30, 1890.

HENRY BLAND, County Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to beloio me Isjul this 17U day of July, 1890. g.o w.karp, Couuty Clerk. Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Patent business conducted for Moocrati Ftt9. Our Office is Oppositc U.S.

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