Coldwater Review from Coldwater, Kansas • 5

Wm.L.Blair, PreB, Boardmax F. Smith, Vice Pres. J. Lobacoh, Cashier TJnxjn. R.

Mclntire, sheriff fee Miles case 2 23 Jno Mclntire, witness fee Miles case 50 Gregory, constable fee Chapman case 7 45 BILLS AUDITED ON JULY 8TII. XO, TBAIHB. ABR1VKB DEPARTS 452 Mail and Ex. East 0:28 am 451 Mull and 3:15 pm 454 Local Freight East 453 Local Freight Wejt 1:23 in Comanche County Bank. CAPITAL, $50000, INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY 500,000.

Bonds, County "Warrants and bought and sold. All kinds of canned fruits at Saunders'. 350 head of calves were shipped from the Gorham ranch Monday. Ben. Howarth and two children left the first of the week for Peoria, 111., for month's visit with his mother.

Last Monday evening Dick Rich asked a number of the boys to go out to the farm and enjoy an evening's fishing in their beautiful lake. During the day, however, Mr. Rich had caused the water to be let out, in order to clean out the moss and weeds which had accumulated in the bottom. After fishing, industriously for about a half hour in four inches of muddy water (it was getting quite dark when they got clown td the lake) the boys caught on, and are now ready to swear Dick knew all about it from the first. Ue Corn Crop.

The outlook for the corn 'crop has not materially changed since the last issue of the Review, although the southern and southwestern portions of the county have been visited by good, refreshing showers. A three-fourths crop will be all that our farmers can expect, and, although we are extremely disappointed, this is a big yield compared with the Qutlook of some of our neighboring counties and states. Commissioners' Proceedings. Coldwater, Kansas, July 7, 1890. Be it remembered, the Board of County Commissioners met in regular session at the office of the County Clerk, with J.

F. Cole, chairman and Charles French and Jno. R. Morton, Commissioners, and O. T.

Leachmau, Deputy County Clerk, present, when the following business was had and done, to-wit: The following bills were allowed, and the clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same: II Winn, post mortem examination V. D. Murpuy 25 00 Lowry, erroneous tax 2 16 II Holderby, salary for quarter ending July 7thr 861 00 Jjockwood mdse 14 10 Onie Hart, bounty on 5 coyote scalps 7 50 Goddard, express work 1 00 II A Smith, salary for quarter ending July 13th 100 00 Bunch, coyote bounty. 4 00 Bell, 4 50 Suell, 50 Clayton, salary for quarter ending July 13th 150 00 Thos. P.

OVERMAN, (Successor to McClaln Overman,) Real Estate, Loan Investment Agent. Titles Examined, Abstracts Compiled, Taxes Paid for Jfon- Residents. Buys, Sells and Exchanges all Kinds of Property. Commission Reasonable. Office Rooms: First National Bank Building.

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J. A. WRIUHT, Agent. LOCAL NEWS. New road cart only $20 at Saunders'.

W. F. Campbell left, Tuesday, for a ten days visit at Topeka. Editor Phelps made a short visit to Protection the first of the week. Miss Ella Day, of Harper, is visiting her sister, Mrs.

J. B. Allen, this week. "Jakey" Young, the billiard hall man, went to Wichita featurday, returning Monday. Farm, loans negotiated by Jackson Thornton without delay.

Prof. A. J. Sparks left yesterday morning for Arkansas City and Oklahoma. He will be absent about two weeks.

Lisle thread underwear for men, very cheap, at Saunders'. Miss Jessie Noel started for La-Salle, Monday morning, on a three months visit with relatives and friends. Jelly Johnston pay the highest market price for wheat. Miss Emma Elcessor, of Pittsburg, arrived yesterday on an extended visit with her sister, fllrs. J.

M. Lobaugh. Wm. M. Bruce, the rustling real estate man, went to Hutchinson Tuesday, where he expects to make some large real estate deals.

Magnetic-Silica Polish for sale by Cold water Mercantile Co. Sheriff Mclntire started, Tuesday morning, for a short visit to his old home, llarrodsburg, Ky. His family accompanied him as far as Kansas City. Lace, embroidery, lawns, onting flannel at Saunders'. T.

G. Chambers and G. W. Vickers took Monday's east-bound train the former to visit a sister at Oklahoma City, and the latter on a business trip to Kansas City. Good flour at Kelly Johnston's $1.00 per suck.

Messrs. D. L. Ciine, C. 0.

Blake and Dr. J. S. Ilalliday started for the Oklahoma country Sunday morning. They go to look after their property interests in that country.

On account of the absence of Rev. D. It. Francis, there will be no preaching at the M. E.

church Sunday morning nor evening. Class meeting and Sunday school at usual hours. Pine present with baking powder, only 50c, at Saunders'. Tommy Morrison and Grant Stevens started east Tuesday. Tommy explained to the boys that he was going to attend a meeting of castor bean dealers at Oswego, while Grant will visit relatives in Sumner county.

Rev. D. R. Francis is in Topeka this week, having been sent as a delegate to the prohibition meeting, which met there Wednesday to announce to the world in startling reso-lutions that there is no liquor sold in prohibition Kansas. Flour at Kelly Johnston's for from 90c to $1.50 per sack.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, "When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, Irvin Stafford l-eturned, Wednesday, from a three weeks trip through the Oklahoma country. He reports things exceedingly quiet in that country, and says that at least half the people have left or are getting ready to leave. lie says crops are entire failure. Curry, part salary for quar ter ending uly 13th 74 00 Duncan, justice fee state vs. Meyer and Sample 13 85 McCune, constable fee state vs.

Meyer and Sample. 0 30 Curry, county clerk, sup plies tor county 68 10 DeGarmo, witness fee 00 Denistou, witness fee 00 Spittler, autopsy on body of ricnard leceased 10 00 Barbara Mounts, boarding pauper 10 00 Mclntire, summoning jury 16 75 Coldwater Mer. mdse. for pauper 14 10 Curry, county clerk, part salary tor qr.enduig July 13th 200 00 Mounts, county printing. 67 CO Hamilton Son, stationery 8 40 Blake Blake, attorney fees state vs.

S. W. Miles 50 00 Wichita Eagle, supplies for Co. 7 30 Laughead, services in autopsy on body of Prichardi 10 00 Sam'l Dodswortn Book supplies for county 58 35 Coldwater Review, job work. 44 50 Goddard, taking affidavits of jurors 3 00 VVidaman, salary for quarter ending July 13 75 00 DeGarmo, city clerk, telegrams in Miles case 7 98 Curry, funds for county 117 25 Clark, juror fee 4 70 A Bartlett, 6 40 Casto, 6 20 Tichenor, 5 60 Jas Davidson, 7 60 A Lightuer, 6 20 Jas Hadley, 5 20 I Howard, 5 60 Geo Beeley, 6 40 Elliott, 6 80 Thos Wilmore, 3 60 Geo Poppleton, 14 8 00 Cole, mdse 6 50 Cole, cash furnished pauper 11 75 Wm Sickler, coyote bounty.

1 00 Board took a recess until 9 a. July 9th. The board convened at 9 a. July 9th, with J. F.

Cole, chairman, and C. E. French acd John R. Morton, com missioners, and J. B.

Curry, county clerk, present, when the following bus iness was had and done, to-wit: J. A. Pennington and T. P. Overman were appointed by the board to assist the probate judge to examine and count the funds in the hand3 of the county treas urer.

The resignation of Frank Meyer, as register of deeds of Comanche county, was accepted by the board, and The following bills were allowed and the county clerk instructed to draw warrants for the same: Morton, services as com 15 00 John Morton, services on board of equalization 15 00 Cole, services as commis'r. 21 00 Porter, work on court house 15 00 French, services as com 24 00 Chas French, expense and time in bond case 14 50 French, services on board of equalization 15 00 The official bond of R. A. Strain, as trustee of Coldwater township, was approved by the board. The official bond of II.

N. Cunningham, as justice of the peace of Nesca-tunga township, was approved by the board. The official bond of M. T. Gibson, as constable of Protection township, was approved by the board.

The board instructed the county clerk to cancel the cemetery and park bonds of Nescatunga township, issued July 1st, 1888. The board look a recess till Tuesday, July 15tb, 1890. Board convened July 15 and allowed the following bills: Mrs. Louise Schlosser, care of orphan 10 00 Pauley, bal due assessing Coldwater township 18 00 Review, blks for Co Treasurer 3 50 Goddard, rec abs judgmnt 54 90 fees, Sample case 2 55 Bighani, justice fees in case State vs i Meyer 5 15 A Crites, constable fees in case of State vs Meyer 7 40 Blake, witness fees 9 40 Denistou 9 40 Morton, services as comsr. 9 00 July 16 Frank Meyers resignation tion beiug accepted the board declared the register ot deeds' office vacant- S.

D. Stipp was appointed. J. I. Denis, ton refusing to give possession to the appointee it was ordered by the hoard tnat the county attorney ar once briDg legal j.roceedijgs in the name of the state against said Deniston and all other persons unlawfully in possession.

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Clayton, express postage. 4 00 Dale, coyote bounty 2 50 Mclntire, attending 6 00 A Poppleton, coyote bounty 1 50 James Davidson, 1 50 Harry Newman, 1 50 Leni Elliott, boarding pauper 23 12 Mclntire, sheriff, attending court 1 50 Klingensmith. coyote bounty. 7 50 as Kington, work in court house 6 00 Pyle, erroneous tax 1 16 Curran, coyote bounty 1 50 Chas Shaw, witness fee Sombart case 10 50 Wm Taylor, guarding jail 27 00 Chambers, telegrams and attorney fee 53 70 II Powell, erroneous tax 47 Phelps, legal blanks and stationery 1 00 Loren Ferric, erroneous tax 48 Mclntire, attending probate court. 1 50 Mclntire, boarding prisoner and at 1 ending jail 25 20 Chas Sherman, guarding 2 00 Wm Taylor, attending court.

4 50 Mclntire, taking prisoner to Topeka and return 93 70 Kelly Johnston, water for jail 1 00 Kindred, coyote bounty. 1 50 II A Smith, legal services outside of county 93 00 Frank bounty 10 50 Saunders, oil cloth, tacks and labor 12 60 Daugherty, coyote bountv. 3 50 Crow, 4 50 Duncan, justice fees State vs. Eva Dai row 6 75 Mclntire, sheriff fee state vs. Eva Darrow 7 25 Sarah Janson, witness fee state vs.

Eva Darrow 1 00 John Janson, witness fee state vs. Eva Darrow 1 00 John Janson, witness fee state vs. Eva Darrow 100 II Lockett, witness fee state vs. Eva 1 00 Perrv Johnston, witness fee state vs. Eva Darrow 1' 00 Joe Mclntire, witness fee state vs.

Eva Darrow 1 00 McOlure, witness fee state vs. Eva Dan-ow 1 00 Frank Denistou, witness fee state vs. Eva Darrow 00 Frank, witness fee state vs. Eva Darrow 00 Duncan, justice fees Miles case 4 30 15 Oregon', constable fee case 25 Sheriff 's Sale. In the district eourt of the 31t judicial district, pitting in aad for the county of Comanche ill the state of Kansas: Samuel O.

Miller, Plaintiff, Miller, Plaintiff, vs. and Maryf Defendants, Charles Va Vanmeter TY VIRTUE of an order of sale issued to me, oui oi saiaatat.net court, in the above entitled aotiou, I will, on Thursday the 14th day August, A. D. 1890, at 11 o'clock a. m.

of said day at the frontdoor of the court house, in the oity of Coldwater, in the county of Comanche, in the state of Kansas, offer at. public sale, and sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, all the following described real estate, to-wit: The southeast quarter of section4, in township range 17 west, lying and situate in the county of Comanche, in the State of Kansas, apprawed at the sum of $150.00. The nbove desoribed real estate is taken the property of said defendants, and is directed by said order of sale to be sold, and will be sold to satisfy said order of sale. D. T.McISTIRE, Sheriff of Comanche conuty, Kansas.

V. J. Miller, Attorney. St.RTickclas Hotel. fi.

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