Ulysses Tribune du lieu suivant : Ulysses, Kansas • 1

j' Cinoinnati Commercial, Established 1886. SKYjSgga ULYSSES, GRANT COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1889. VOL. Ill, NO. 42.

3 COMMISSION'S PROCEEDINGS. A. J. HOISINGTONi President. GEO.W.EARP, C.

E. WICKERSHAM, Vice-President. Cashier. II Adams John McGarry Frank McGarry Newby The following 13 00 25 00 25 00 18 00 were other bills The board of county commissioners met' in regular session on Monday at 10 o'clock a. m.

Commissioner Sullivan being absent the board took a recess until afternoon. At the afternoon session the following bills were Jame Dyer, labor for county, $17 00 presented and allowed: s4 Chas Ghown (incorporated march 3, 1887.) Autiioeized Capital, $50,000. A General Banking Business Transacted. Interest Allowed on Time Deposits Ulysses, Kansas. Drown, salary as Co Supt $150 00 Jones Lewis, mdso for county.

00 EH Younginari, printing 45 25 (I Woodwind, county examiner 12 00 T.oudermaii, services as jailor 46 00 Wood, labor and indse for 13 00 Stewart, salary as poor com 15 00 8 A Swcudson, salary as county 250 00 Jones Lewis, mdse for paupers 11 00 VV Darliy, salary as poor com 0 00 The board then adjourned until Tuesday. Upon rc-assembling Tuesday morning the consideration ot bills ,15 00 1400 12 50 6 00 24 00 5 00 7 00 19 00 7 00 12 00 16 00 17 00 7 00 following was continued, and the were allowed: allowed. L. J. Webb $6,500 attorney fees.

On motion the board ordered that roads 3, 4, 5, '6 and 7 be declared public highways. On motion' the board adopted the following resulution: II is hereby resolved that the Grant County Bank of Ulysses, Grant county, be and is "hereby appointed the official depository for the safe keeping of, the Grant county funds. Tho said bank to furnish the necessary bonds required by law. The amount of the bond was fixed at 85,000. On motion the imM i appointed H.

G. King and R.j:iiiffiugton to assist the Probate Jge in examining the County Treasurer's books for the first quarter of year. The board then took a recess until Thursday morning. The following bills were allowed Thursday morning: I 3 Stuart, assessor ot Howard tvvp $03 00 for 13 40 Wiximi, mdse for county. 9 70 Giant Co Bank, rent for court 100 00 Elder, work tor county.

8 00 Henry Bland, salary as CoTreas, 250 00 Underwood, salary Probate Judge. .125 00 Geo Crane Co, supplies for county .313 00 The board then took a recess until after dinner. The following bills re allowed it the afternoon session Jarvis, burial of Sto a. $37 82 DC Sullivan, mdse for burial of Storm and mdse for paui 20 65 Jarvis, taking care of -Storm 5 00 The board then took recess until Friday morning. 1A1 15 00 20 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 7 00 15 00 15 00 12 00 12 00 6 00 Powell, janitor 54 00 Sarah Lewis, care of paupers 22 00 Gibson, medical aid for pauper 30 50 Towler, salary as county 108 00 A jruen, viewer of road 26 00 Newby, and team 88 00 II Fruits, same 44 00 Reynolds, samo 10 00 EO Stuart, chainman road 25 00 Williamson, same 7 50 Taylor, samo 18 00 DHiokok, flagman-road 25 00 Greer, same 25 00 Jones Lewis, mdse lor pauper 44 20 county 4 00 Anderson Divine, mdse for 4 00 Olmsted, drawing jurors 2 00 SGilvcr, JP, same 2 00 Dodsworth, neons and blanks 162 10 Webb, attorney fees 250 00 Earp, counting transcript 48 00 11 Bullington, same 48 00 A Itobmson, same 48 00 Core and .1 II Lucas, medical attend.

ance of VV II Storm 275 00 Thomas Kane Co, furniture for county 66 11 The bill of A. P. Ridenonr, sheriff of Stevens county, for services in Grant county while Grant was attached to Stevens for' judicial purposes, was rejected. The board (hen took a recees until afternoon. At the afternoon session the board allowed the following bills: DC Sullivan, freight $56 00 mdse for nauner 32 00 it 25 00 7 00 1150 14 00 14 50 19 50 5 00 7 00 25 00 6 00 11 00 24 00 13 00 16 00 12 00 12 00 7 00 SOME NEW LAWS.

Amonc; the acts of the Recent of the Legislature published IS BEFORE YOU We desire to give you a most cordial invitation to subscribe for a WIDE-AWARE, PROGRESSIVE PAPER AND THE Only Eepicai NBiaijer PUBLISHED AT THE COUNTY SEAT Of tho best agricultural county in the Great Southwest. The Tribune-Commerciai, Will publish all the CGFMI3SI0NERS' PROCEEDINGS And a synopsis of the official business of Grant county. Every taxpayer should take the paper. ONLY $1.50 PER YEAR. Wo club with all the leading newspapers in the United States.

The Tribune-Commercial Has the largest circulation in Grant county of any newspaper published lu the World; therefore, it is tho BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM In the Southwest. following since our last issue; th are of general interest i Clias Tracy, rent for 9 00 JA Buckles, completing numerical index.6-10 00 Loudeiman. summoning jurors 40 05 sheriff 's fees 28 00 Shclton, furniture for county 90 R8 Kilns, transcript from land 8T 52 ASwendson, express and 45 35 Doughty, freighting coal 14 00 Ituckman Perry, printing stationery 47 43 On motion of D. C. Sullivan the board then ordered that the County Clerk be authorized to place the transcript on the transfer record at transfer rates.

The board took a recess until Wednesday morning. Wednesday morning the board made the following order: ORDER ISSUING REFUNDING BONDS. To encourage the panting' and growing of timber; Section 1. That it sinll-be lawful for the Board ot County Commissioners in any county in this State to offer a bounty to any person in said county who shall hereafter plant one or more acres of land with forest trees, and properly cultivate the same for five years, in any sum not to exceed ten dollars, for five years, for each acre so planted and cultivated; Provided, That trees so planted shall not be at a greater distance than ten feet apart each way, and shall be kept in a live, Whereas, The matured and maturing indebtedness of Grant county Wadham HicKok Andson Rush DJBullington A Bullington John Baker McKimpson Johnson Jarvis Jonas Easter John Crooms Wm Escue A Ommundson li Ommundson A Rathbun Gen Cook Mitchell James Shuff Benj Burchett A Jarvis Jenkins Jarvis A Mitchell Martin Hohman A Blocher (A Henihorn "Chas Bannister Lee (i Mastin Everhart Lewis Richardson Sawyer Pl.i'pps Gilmer Whalon Taylor Jacob Spohr Seer, Gilmer Daggert Jacob Bordine Dow Buck Joseph Bittiker Harrison John Port James Jackson 44 Thomas 44 Annie Doney Monroe Scheffler Chas Huxtable 0 Scott Scott Rachael Covle James Elliott Davis Wm Milless Johnson Bettes Martin Meyers Elliott Bernard Lynch Geo Majors Hedges John Butler Stewart MikeKeegan Joel Martin GroBclaude Martin Emerv Geo Truitt Crampton Glazier Light Leirerer Mellissa Leirerer Glazier Wm Glazier Ferguson Daniel Neese McQuiston Trueblood Michaels Williams Shackelford Isnac Sharp Boardsley Doze Hiram Munday 0 Hulbert Bland Chas Jenks TJLeurling Leonard Deeg Street II Loguu Chas Miller Mary Cheadle A BUkeley John Gosney A A Ward Hibbard McAfTee Hattle Maxwell Monroe Raudebush is about and whereas there i. are not sufficient funds in the hauels of the County Treasurer to pay the 11 00 11 00 18 00 25 00 20 00 21 00 25 00 23 00 16 50 9 00 25 00 11 00 20 00 15 00 25 00 24 00 7 75 6 25 10 00 24 00 11 00 25 00 16 00 25 00 11 00 25 00 25 00 14 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 15 00 12 50 25 00 12 50 7 50 16 00 11 00 25 00 9 50 9 50 7 00 cTl 'O IM same, now therefore, it is ordered by the Board of County Commis aioners that said indebtedness be funded by the issuance of refunding bonds, which bonds shall run for the period of thirty years and shall draw not more than six per cent per annum, payable at the fiscal agency of the State of Kansas in the city of New York.

It is further orderedthat the County Clerk be and is hereby authorized to pro cure for the use of the county two hundred blank bonds for the purpose herein specified, nd to cause this order to be published in the official county paper. It is further ordered, that upon the presentation to the board for cancellation, any ot the unpaid county warrants of said county in the sum of one hundred dollars or any multiple thereof, not exceeding Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. Pine Single and doublo rigs for hire. Commodious feed barn. Best carriages in the city and BEST Apply at.

stable on Ceatral Avenue near Main Ulysses, Kansas. thrifty, growing condition for at least five years after being planted before said bounty shall be due and payable and provided further that the provisions of this act shall not apply to lands held as timber culture entries under any ot the timber culture laws ot the United States. Relating to the custody of public money Section 1. That section one of chapter one hundred and of the session laws of 1887, be amended so as to read as follows: Section 1. That in all counties having a population of less than 55,000 inhabitants, the County Treasurer shall deposit daily all public money in some responsible bank or banks located at the county seat, to be designated by the Board of County Commissioners, in the name of said Treasurer as such officer, which bank shall pay such interest on average daily balances as may bo agreed upon by the Board of County Commissioners, and such bank or banks shall credit the same, monthly to the account of said Treasurer, and before making such deposits the said board shall take from such bank or banks good and sufficient bond in a sum double the largest approximate amount that may be on deposit at any one time, conditioned that such deposits shall be promptly paid on the check or draft of the Treasurer of said county, and such bank or banks shall, on the first Monday of each month, file with the County Clerk a statement of the amount of money on hand at the close of business each day during the previous month, and the arnoant of interest accrued thereon to said date.

one thousand dollars, that there be issued in lieu thereof refunding bonds, dollar for dollar. Provided, that no such bonds shall be issued :f.a.:r,:m:- lojlits 6 00 25 00 14 00 AND- 5 00 before the regular July, 1889, meeting of the board, said warrants to be cancelled and said bonds to be issued in strict conformity with the provisions ot Chap 50, Laws of '79. Witness our hands this 10th day of April, 1889. 25 00 9 00 16 00 II H. McNutt, C'h'm, Can loan you money at lowest rates.

Virgil McCrackin, Com D. C. Sullivan. Attest: S. A.

Fwendson, 10 00 25 00 8 00 10 00 13 00 14 00 24 00 11 00 25 00 6 00 25 00 11 00 11 75 18 00 20 00 14 00 25 00 13 00 You may hive the stars in a nail keg hang the ocean on a rail fence to dry, put the sky to soak in a erourd and unbuckle tho bellyband County Clerk. On motion of Commissioner McCrackin the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That the contract made by the board April 2, 1889, with L. J. Webb for legal services be and the same is approved, and it is ordered that the eme be filed by the County Clerk. The board then took a recess until after dinner.

At the afternoon session the board Also JUSTICE OF THS PEACE. FOB LINCOLN TOWNSHIP, GRANT KAS. Unparalleled success in the collection of old accounts. Business attended to promptly. J- HELMIOK.

SURPRISE, KANSAS. tgtaity and let the sun and moon go out, but don't think that you can escape the place that lies on the other side of purgatory if you clon't pay for your 1 I 4.