Leoti Standard from Leoti, Kansas • 3

Uohe.rd6&. eft Co. WICHITA STANDARD DEALERS IK THPRSDAT, DECIMBIBM, IsST. PALACE DRUG STOliE! THOMAS fe NUTTING, PitorniETOits. Pure Drugs, Oils Window Glass and Druggists' Sundries.

PRESCRIPTIONS Filled at all Houre. MISSOURI PACIFIC R. It Tl TabU Ma. 8, to take effect Oct. -THE- Drugs Be Groceries! LEOTI CITY, KANSAS.

We have recently opened up, Ift thj Lew uf building, corner of ourth and roots, a taunt complete line of PURE DRUGS AND CIlELICALH, TO I LIST" ARTICLES, And everything found In a first-class atoski Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Liquor for Medicinal Purposes. Our stock ol GROCERIES Is Complete, and we sell at, the most reasonable bpicos. Try us and convinced. OFFICIAL PAPER OF CT1Y AND COUNTY. Leoti tate Jank HAS Lots of Money for Farm Loans, WITH Rates as low as the Lowest.

AND Liberal in Amount. call and see us J. Haines has interested himself in the flour and feed business with D. A. Bradly, making one of the strongest and best business firms in the city.

Please Take Notice, that on and after Dec. loth, 1H87, our closing time will be four o'clock, central time. Wichita County Bank, Bank or Leoti City, Leoti State Bank. Mrs. Cordelia Rhodefer died at her i I f1 LOOK! LOOK! ARE NOWi- RZLLWZ1 REJLDY1 Show the People of Wichita County: the Land, Best Sdnsfei AND STOCK OF- Merehandise That was ever put on Exhibition in Western Kansas.

Come One! Come And See for Yourselves. Respectfully, LYONS MERCANTILE CO. LEOTI CITY, KANSAS. WUTW1IU. EASTWARD.

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tut tlx Pass Fr't Pia in. 1:00 7:10 11 D. p.m. I Council Grovs. ml 1:04 b'ttc 1:39 a.m.

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0AT, LeotL cr. a. xcaxXu. l.avs this office telly at 7 ArrlvaadallT at p.m. Sundays excepted.

Plata aaar In wind end have your wail In the offlee for coins out by :46 a.m. la positively closed on Sunday. W. N. MYIB1, P.

M. FIRST If. 1. CHURCH, of l.eotl. Preaching every Sunday at 11 a.

m. and aa. Class meeting after morning ser-T4e. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7: 30 p. ni.

Meeting of Sunday acliooi board on tbe nrt Tharadar olgbt ef each month after prayer aBMtlag. C. E. Williams, Pastor, aatey aebool vary Sunday at 10:30 a. m.

P. li. SHAKKLIN, Sup't. BAPTIST CHURCH Covenant Meeting 1st Sabbetb In each month, at 1:30 r. M.

in Oddfellowi Hall. P. U. Slianklln, Deacon. LBOTI LODGE, NO.

7, 1. O. O. F. lieeta erery Saturday evening at their kail, ever Koontz A Jones' store.

Members in foot standing are always welrome. FaikLAHD, Sec. D. C. STULTa, N.

G. GA. T. MILLER POST. NO.

309. lieeta at their HhII, over Koontz ft Jane' store, erery eecond and fourth Sat nr. day at twe o'clock. All comrades made wel. JAIME DIHHINO, Adjt.

Vl, XVTTTI, P. C. IEOTI LODGE NO. 157 K. OF P.

IleeU erery Tuesday night at o'clock la Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting Knights spe- aaUyUTlted. C. F. Cottibal, C.

C. Q. MIDDL1DITCBI, K. Of R. S.

JPAJH H. SMITH. Ph.yiolan Surgeon Calla promptly responded to at all boars, charges reasonable. Temporarily, Office at Residence. T.BOTI, KANSAS.

WTT t. McFAELAXD. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. OflUe Jan- doors south of the Commercial Hotel. AM Calls Promptly Answered.

A. L. TKABUK, M. D. PHYSICIAN SURGEON, -Dijeuei of Women i OVVTCI: On Main Street, opposite the Leotl State Bank.

LKOTI CITT. KANSAS. M. DOTLI, M. D.

FITSIC1W, SURGEON AND OBSTETRIIAN, Ljoti, Kansas. sslfliaii am aslle aortb-eaat of town tin Wallace road, aco em Mala or at residence on claim. J. O. T.

OOTTIKAU Office Opposite Commercial Hotel. CALLS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY, DAY OR NIGHT. JJ. T. M.

MTNOLDS, PHYSICIAN A SURGEON, DlSKASES OF W'OMBN A SPEClALTT. Olfici Orer Richardson A Drag Store. XJBOTT KsV2TSl.S. F. CHKSNUT, M.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, tyeeial aMeatio paid to the diseases et Woven and Children. CORONADO, Kansas. NEBEKEB, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office over Lyons Mercantile 2o. LIOT1 CITT.

KANSAS. -yyAXD A MEAD, xTTOBNinra COUNSELORS AT-LAW. WUI practice In State and Federal courts, and attend to all business before the Goyern-aaeat Land Office. I.BOTI CITT, Kaiiai. NIWBT, Attorney at Law, KOTARY PUBLIC.

LBOTI CITT. KANSAS. M.lrr,LT JLttornoy at Law. LAND, LAW, COLLECTIONS Jl. eTECIAlTT.

O'IRl: Opposite Commercial Hotel. MIS SPBICO, LAW, LAND AND LOAN OFFICE, LIOTI CITT, KAS. W45TAET PVBLIO. Tiro door north of tbe Wichita Co. Bank.

JJ MIDDLEDITCH CO. UiL ETATE, LOi.V I IXSTRAXCE. Orncs: Nortb-Eut corner Min Stroet and, Broad wtji LEOTL KANSAS. LOCAL MEITTIOIT. Look ouf for the cross on the margin of jaur paier.

It means your subscription has expired, and a cordial in vitation to renew. Tuesday was another of those windy, dusty, disagreeable days. Fred McCloud's oldest daughter has been quite low with the fever. S. C.

Haines returned Monday morn ing from a business trip to Wichita. Shoemaker Blum is building a new shop just north of the Wichita House. Geo. O'Brien was in town, Saturday, the first time since his recent illness. L.

Anderson is down from Sherman county, visiting his children in Leoti and vicinity Thirty-eight men, mostly from Le. oti and vicinity, are building the San ta Fe depot in this city. Mrs. Jas. Thompson, of the Wichi ta House, returned yesterday morning from a visit to her old Iowa home.

Chas. Oberman reports having secured nine bushels of seed from one Ion of cane, of the early amber variety. Oliver Langley received a car load of stock over the Missouri Pacific, Monday, from his old home in the eastern part of the state C. M. Bell wood, who has been down with the fever for several weeks, at his home southwest of town, is reported to be rapidly recovering.

The busines room in the new brick, to be occupied by Ilankins Fletcher's hardware, is in the hands of the plasterers and carjienters. R. B. Temple has discarded the regulation colors in jointing his office front, using black with gold trimming, making a rich combination. Lot Bimey has returned from Iowa, glad to get back to a country which can show up sonic improvements made during the past twelve months.

Will Schreiber proved up on his fine quarter of land, about two miles northeast of town, Tuesday. He has got a farm now worth holding on to. Rev. A. P.

George, Presiding Elder for this district, preached one of his interesting sermons to a large congre gation at the M. E. church in this cit-last Sunday. We regret to learn of the death of the wife of Howard Leonard, at their home in the south-east part of the county, last Thursday. Her body was taken to their old home, near Peabody, for interment.

We are requested by Mr. Rhodefer to thus publicly thank the kind neighbors, especially Mrs. Elwood O'Neill and Mrs. Sam Pugh, for the constant care and attention given his wife during her last illness. Mr.

Anderson, of Leoti, was in the city last Saturday. He is in the employ of Mr. J. W. Orr, in the district clerk's office, and reports business in that office flourishing nicely since the change in the administration.

Tribune Enterprise. A car load of corn arrived here for D. A. Bradley, last Wednesday night, which was shipped from Atchisou via the Missouri Pacific, on the Monday evening previous. Dan says this is the quickest time on record.

"Removed to the Allphin brick," is the notice posted on the door of the offices lately occupied by Coan tc Ne-terer, attorneys, and L. U. Loom is, real estate agent. Their new quarters are a great improvenent on the old. Henry Scharnweber had the misfortune to lose his pocketbook, the other day containing a small amount of money and a number of notes and papers of no value except to him.

He will reward the finder if it is left at this office. The Scott County News published a list of tbe farmers who sowed wheat in that county this fall, and a right good showing it makes. We would be glad to publish a similar list if our friends will report to as the names and amount they and their neighbors have in. Clark A Veach of this city have secured the contract for the erection of a large frame hotel at A ugnsti ne. These gentlemen are good mechanics, as is evidenced by tbe considerable amount of building they bare done Leoti, and we are sure they will not slight our Augnstine neighbors.

II0LDREDGE it, VICKREY, rtKALBUS IS: Farm Implements, WINDMILLS, PUMPS. Wagons Buggies 74 GASOLINE Always on hand to sell at Wholesale or Retail; AfcsT Rroaitwat, South Side. LEOTI CITY, i KANSAS. i PIONEER -LIVERY WADE EDWARDS, Prop'. GOOD, SAFE RIGS Charges ALL KINDS OF FEED ALWAYS ON hand: Buy, Sell and Trad HORSES, PONIES AND MULES 7- Cor.

and Fifth Streets. TOWN LOTS, DEEDED SCHOOL LAND FOR SALE. 212. lfiO acres of fine deeded hand at a in 19 37, at a barguin. 1K0 acren of fine farming lilid, 1 I-i mile' from town, al a burgutn 218.

Section west of town, oti file railroad deeded, for snlt'nt a bargain. 232. Section 314 miles west of town, i9 acres under cultivation. 2i4. A flue piece of deeded land two miler from the county scut.

223. Farm 11 niileffStwMrol the city, one.half' cash, balance five years time 7 per ceiit. 228. Farm with good well feet deep, part cusi), part on! time. 27.

A good farm 6 miles south-east of town part jiayment, balance on time. 22S. A bargain norlhoftou-n lOmlles, in 16. 229. A fine show for a good farm In 17-37, 4 miles north-west of the county seat.

231. sectwtt of deeded" land in 18- J7, 2 mile from town. 2SS, Section miles West of' the county scat. 283. ICO acres deeded land 5 milee from towa 234.

820 acres three tulles from town, wewt. 239. A good farm 4 miles south of town, eUeap, part cash and iart on time. 238. 1K0 acres deeded land) aiil'ea north of town.

Cheap. 237. A good farm in Creely county In 17-S Call for terms. 235. A fine fitrm it Vf 8 miles north-west of town.

239. a numbeVone clmnce tnr a (arm within mile of Tttel, at liargain. 240. A frnc chance for a farm near town, rlioajy 24L A good section north of the Braver In 17 7. See us lor lenns.

242. If von ant a good furtn la IS-88, near the new tvwu, call on us. A cheap farm In 17-37, for terms call, aw. oraiuireNS usiu i.euii, oue uuor suwu ot liiu postottico. 244.

A guod farm cn tho hlla YFctnan in 18-37. 245. Farm In 17-37 cheiip, wcH. sod house and and table, 00.) art casn anu mn on time. iX.

l'U) cr tofcutig thu town sile ot tb county sent. 247. A bargni.i well located, ciew by rheai. 213 100 acres 17-38, S4S. A litre nnrsaln 1S-W, south-east of Coro." t.ado, see us or write us for terms.

250. A Una fitrm joining- l.eotl, for terms call iaiia A rare chance. 251. acres deeded in W'neii ttweountjr' sear, a good chance. VrL A cheap farm in 17-38-' For Information with rrntTd1 lo' all kinds of claims, call on or writo u.j ThsLttch string always hangs out.

lftiOR LEOTlv KANSAS. A fine line of Samples constantly ort liand, from whit to riiake selection Crop io fca Measure. West tick Slain tipposU Koontzr 'Jvks- Mayor Koontz and city Treasurer Bradly have gone to Topeka, on business. We belive the trip has some thing to do with the disposition of the city bonds recently voted to pay for the property taken for the use of the railroads. D.

N. Roberts will for the next thirty days sell groceries and provisions at cost, at his store two doors south of the court house, for the purpose of reducing his stock preparatory to removal to more comfortable and convenient quarters. Remember the place and take advantage of the low prices if you have to purchase anything in his line. The beautiful and valuable music box at the city drag store of which we made mention recently, is to be disposed of by raffle, as soon as the chances are all taken. There are one hundred chances, at one dollar a chance.

The lucky party will draw a prize worth carrying home. Chances are now on sale. Step in and see it and listen to the music. White Brothers the new grocers, have a conspicuous new advertisement in to-day's paper, also several business locals, calling the attention of our readers to their attractive display of resh groceries. They have neat store in the room lately occupied by Mount, Clark opposite the postofflcc, and being very pleasant gentlemen and good business men, are fast gaining friends and patronage.

Don't fail to give them at least a share of your trade. Thos. F. Calhoon, our register of deeds, boarded tile east bound train last Thursday night, after some very mysterious proceedings prior to that time. By some judicious scheming, the modus operandi being known to only newspaper rustlers, we found that his objective point was Attica, Harper county, and his object was to marry Miss Florence A.

Botkins, at the residence of her father, Richard Botkins. at the above named place, yesterday evening, December 14th. Miss Bot kins is well known in this community, having proved up a claim in this county some months ago, and both parties have hosts of friends here who will impatiently await an opportunity to congratulate the happy couple, and welcome them back to tike their station in Lcoti's best society. The following committee was ap pointed to hold a meeting each township, to get a general expression of the people, and be prepared for some decisive action at the mass meeting to be held in Leoti, Dec. 31st, at 10 o'clock a.

m. 20 38 Elliott meei ing at tlie elmrcti. 20-37 Oit ft Hev Yater; at School House 20-38 Fowler; meet at Chostcr A Place's 20 35 Joseph Tuttle; meet at Washburn 19. Iter Kincadeanrt Kut her IS 37 A 8 Robison and Mr Henry 19 36 Mr Shields, Sen 19-85 Andsrson 18-38 Orln Seybert; meet at Tuell 13-37 Korris Sprigg; meet at I. tot I 18-3C Judge Little tLD Cowen; Coronado 18-39 Hopkins; meet at Halcyon 17 38 II Scheve; meet at St Theresa 17-37 Riley and McBee 17-38 A Moulton and Itev Williams 17- 36 William Quin 18- 38 Wm Honeywell; at Honeywell's house 18 87 Babcock 16-38 A Piatt; Edwards Twp voting place 16-39 A Russell and Wigle OBITl'ABT.

Kate E. Callahan was born in Ha vana, N. in 1857. Her early girl hood was passed with her parents, in that section of the state, during which time she received a liberal education at Forest villef and at Ann Arbor, ich. She taught school for a number of terms, and while engaged in this calling at Shipinan, 111., first met T.

W. Pelhara, whom she married, after removing with her parents to Wellington, this state. She and her husband then removed to Denver, where the latter filled the position of superintendent of the Dcn-ver Circle railroad for about a year, when he resigned and returned to Wellington. From there they came to Leoti about two years ago, since which time they have taken a leading part in business and social circles of Leoti society. Mrs.

Pelham was a devoted" wife and mother, a loving daughter, art affectionate sister, and a kind neighbor. Her loss will be deeply felt by the entire community, who truly sympatliize with the bereaved husband and tbe sweet little child left motherless at soch an early age, as also the father and brother, he only members of her family remaining. home, on the Beaver, Saturday, Detf ember 10th, 1887, aged 22 years, 9 months and 15 days, after a short attack of fever. Two months and a half ago she was married to Sam Rho defer, one of the early settlers in this county, and it seems doubly hard that her life should be cut short just as the fulness of its pleasures seemed opened out to her. Funeral services were conducted by the Rev.

Williams at the M. E. church in this city, Sunday after noon, after which her remains were tenderly laid away in the I. O. O.

F. cemetery. The bereaved husband and other relatives have the sympathy of this community. Christmas is about here and the City Drug Store has a large assortment of goods suitable for Holiday Presents. CHRISTMAS CANDIES! White Bro's.

Grocery. Parr St Replogle's music house on Main street. An endless variety of Christmas Goods at City Drug Store at lowest prices. JUST RECEIVED: A fine stork of choice' long filler, hand made, Nickle Cigars. White Bro's.

Get your Fresh Sweet Milk from the Rose iiill Dairy. In any quantity less than one gallon, gallon one gallon or over, 20 cents per gallon. Newt. Deksixo, Prop. Lyons Mercantile have just received one car load of Colorado Potatoes.

For fine Candy go to White Bro's. Grocery Store. Fine Photograph and Autograph Albums, Scrap Books at City Drng Store. Musical Instruments at eastern prices at Parr Replogle's. Just Received! One car load of Apples.

Ltons Mercantile Co. Go to City Drug and Book Store for Holiday Presents. Their stock consists part of Plioto-graph and Autograph Albums, Christmas Goods, Toilet Sets, Manecire Cases, Mustache Cups- fe Saucers, Vases, Scrap Books, Whisk Broom Holders, Plush Frame Mirrors and a great man- articles too numerous to mention. Call and examine, at Cit3T Drugstore. Lamps and Lamp Fixtures at Hicks' new hardware store; Buy tlie best Organ of Parr Rep-logle.

MONEY on ferms and for final proofs at reduced rates. We defy conietition in rates and facilities, See us before negotiating a loan. Bank or Leoti Citt. For PainU and Oil go to Richardson A Co's. Ltons Mercantile have just received one car load of Colorado Potatoes.

New goods arriving' daily at Hicks' new hardware store. Window Glossy all sizes; at the Palace Drug Store. J. R. Hicks has located in his new store and is ready for business.

Farm Loans at lowest rates at R. B. Temple's. Go to R. B.

Temple for farm loans. Oppposite ommercial Hotel. If you want to trade off a horse, go to the Pioneer Livery Barn. REPORT Of CITT TBEiSl'KEt OF LEOTI CITT, KAWAA. DTI10 FROM If AT 1st TO DgCEMBC 16th, 1888.

Total Revenue from Occupation Tax, License and Fines 44V Other sources Total 464 Disbursements from General Frnidrmf City Warranto and endorsement on same 'VI 85 Commission on 2,788 at par cent 40 Total AW4 Si. It. M. A. R.

R. Am rant paid on same. 62i Balance on band LKS. Total amount of 7,155 84 Total amount of disbarswnenta 84 Total amount of iunris-on band. I hereby certify that tmr foregolna- Is a tme and correct statement of the books of the City Treasurer.

D. A. Bsadlit, Treas'r. Bnbaeribed and sworn to rwfors me, a notary Pnblic, this Mth day of December, 1SS7 Isial.1 ae n. Mixmr, N.

Jty conn aav Jaa's th, Ul Report of CKr Clerk, Dec. 16th, 18S7. Bills allowed, Warrants iwsued as appropriations, Rills allowed evi tiacu to Co. Clerk. Sidewalk, tTU.33.

ii. Jl. A. condemnation, fiitiUl.vu. Warrants dawn in favor I).

M. A A. Warrants Issued as security, I hereby certify this to be a true report of uny i iera imuks. okem i.ikk, i ity uierx, Siib8cribed and sworn to before me. a Notary Public in and for Wichita county.

staie oi nunsas, inis 14, aa 01 uec. a. u. 1004. jas.

moi st, notary ruuuc. My cotns'n. expires mi. -28th, "WL WARNING NOTICE. Johnson Plaintiff's, trs.

EMzabcth Lee. S. M. Lee A C. II.

Shank, Defts In the District Conrt sitting In and for Wicb. lta county, Karfctas. Suit to foreclose mechanic's Uirt. Elizabeth l.ee and S. M.

Lee afe beraby warned to answer the complaint of the plain tiff in this suit on or before the 20th day ot Jaauarv. 1(M8. or liKlunieiit will be taken by default. Sold suit is brought by pUintiffs to- toiecloBo a mechanic's lieu for material lur- irished in the construction ot a certain build-ills' situated on lots 7 and 8. block in.

Leoti City, Kansas, said lien haYing- been tiled In the office of the District Conrt ot Wichita county, Kansas. The amount sued for being tlf.so and interest. C. W. a bland, Attest: Att'y lor rrns.

J. W. 0, Clerk of Dist Court. declS NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Stat of Kansas, Wichita County.

I m-Before T. Little, a Justice of the- Peace In and for Leoti Township, WichitareBanty, Kas. R. E. Jenness, et al.

doing business nndar the firm name of Wichita County Land A Loan Company, plaintiffs, vs. B. H. Pinkerton, de. fendjiiit.

To B. It Pinkerton. defendant, yon will take not ice fknt you bars been sued in tbe above named court for this Bum of for commissions on sale or real esta, ana that a summons, or order In garnishment has been issued azainst your property, and that you muHt answer the same 6n tliedth day of Jan- uary I8e, at the hour of a o'clock p. or' juagmenc wm oe renaereu aumm. uu tne sum oi sra.uu ana costs oi mis iuu, wm your property sold to satisfy the same.

Ut'E, C. Hahdkstt, Att'y. for Prffs. Attest: 1. LrtlLa, i.

P'. decs OTIC TIMBER CULTURE. V. 8. Land Office, 1 Wa Kbcnev, Kansas.

No. 10011 November 1887. Complaint having been entered at this of-flee by George W. Jannin against Emlie T. Hardest)-, for tailure to coinply with law as to Timber Culture entry No.

7770, dated Novem. ber 14th, 185, upon the south-west See. 5, Twp. 16 s. Ranjje 38 w.

in Wichiiacounty, Kas. With a view to tbe cancellation of said entry, contestant alleging that said Kniile F. Hsr-desty has wholly fulled to cultivate the first Ave acre of sh Id tract since breaking said tract, and that lie has wliolly failed to break or caused to be broken 1 he scoud Ave acres of snid tract, previous to this dale, Nov. 1887, he said pari les hereby summoned to appear at this office on tlie 20th day of January 1888, at 1 o'clock p. to leenond and furnish teatimODV eoucerning said alleged failure.

W. V. L. HllHI), Register. Ramey A Cowick, Atty 'a.

decs NOTICE. TIMBER CULTURE. V. "A Lajcd Orrica, Vf Kansas, No. (DM.

October 1887. Complaint having been entered at this office by John A Underbill against Mary E. Brown fur tailure to eompl with law aa to Timber Onlture entrv No. a76 doted Awnwt 121b 1885, wpon the sonth-eaat Sec. Twp.

range if tn Wichita eounty, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said eutry, conteKai artrging that the mid Mary E. Brown has fail rl tar break the finit flvaarrea of said tract aa reqirlred by law, not more than one-half of the said five acres being turned over when It was first broken, and further, that the cultivation of said tract was not done in season. and farther, at this time tbe grass ba not been covered on more than one-half ot tlie said first Ave acres of said tract, and nw being broke snniciently deep to mix the son or tend foift lie enltivat Ion ot timber; mM patr are hereby anmmoned to ap pear at tsMimceon ine vnnait oi iw-nrni-r iml, at I o'clock p. m.Hto rrxpMid and furnish testimony coueemlng said alleged failure. w.

n. rii-KHlXUJi, IMCViver. R.A. Air, Atty. novlT Are still in the field and ready to compete fa the price and quality of any and an kinds of Groceries Provisions.

Don't be fooled into the belief that you can do better elsewhere until you have seen and priced our goods. As an example of eur prises we will just state that we are now selling Arbuckle's Coffee for 25 Cts. per pound, and 12 pounds ef Granu lated Su- for ONE Ilrgnest PRICE PA ID fOr BUTTER and Grifiadif and Crimes. First PubllHhed In the Wichita Stastvaiid December UMi, ARDIftAXCE 90. tH.

latherixlav tbe Merer as iljr Clerk la Is. ih Certala Koaas. Be It ordained bv the Mayor and ell eoun' ellmen of the city of Leoti City. Section That, whereas, by vrrrur1 or a eertfliu election held in thecllyof Lnoiit'ity on the 57th day of Replemlmr IHM7, the electors of I be city of Leoti City authorized and instructed tlie city council of tlw city of Leoti City to issue bonds lr the nmonnt of twenty thousand dotlmn; of the (Icnonilna-tton offlve hundred dollars each, parable in twenty yean from date of issue, with interest at tlie rate of elht percent per annum, pay able for the purpose or fund-ins; certain Indebtedness Incurred by the city of Leoti t'ttv. In nrovldins lor the payment of certain lots In Leoti City, condemned for theiiBhtof wav ana depot aronnits or tlie Ienver, Memphis A Atlantic Railway and the (Jhiciuro, Kansas A extern railroad.

Therefore It is hereby ordered that the.Marcr and city Clerk of tV cily of eoti City are antliorized and empowered to issue eorta of tbe aforesaid denomination and kind, and are further authoriied and empowered to negotiate a' ssAe for tlie afforesaid bomta So such Htlttslw valid, however, out lilt la duly confirmed by the Ciijr Council of the city of l.eotl City. Passed by tbe City Council PembcrS, 17 Joi Mayo. Attest: or ff.anai, City euwte-.