Cawker City Tribune from Cawker City, Kansas • 3

THE GREAT THE CAWKER CITY NOTICE. V. land 0ir-t Cawktr Citi, Kansas, Content A'o. 4UI), Aon, 24, 1H73, Complaint 1 J. I S.

I.tvui Oilii-f, Curh C1I11, Cunitnl A'u, 4'J'J, Oduler (ifi. 1S73. Complaint having been entered at thisolli-bv John C. Heath il''int R. Tilney for used until thcro has been a partition built around tho door.

Hoard adjourned until 1 o'clock, p. 111. One r. sr. Board met pursuant to adjournment.

Members present 11s before. Tbo board selected one hundred names to act as jurymen for tho ensuing year. The board appointed M. J. Wilcox as one of tho board of school examiners.

Bill of J. AV. Hatcher for services as sheriff, for 1.00, allowed. On motion, tho county clerk was instructed to furnish nil the stationary, fuel and wod for tho county, using the utmost economy in purchasing, and present tho bills and vouchers for the samo. 0i motion, the clerk was instructed to insure tho court house nnd contents for $2,000, at tho rato of 13-4 per cent, for one year.

On motion, tho sheriff was instructed to have a room partitioned off of tho southwest corner of the court house fur a sheriff's offico and juror's room. Bill of C. W. Gulp for services as county commissioner i'or 10, allowed. Kill of AV.

G. Whitney for services as county commissioner for $12, allowed. Bill of F. Gharlesworth for services as county commissioner, for $10, allowed. On motion, the board will meet again on the 1st Monday of March, 1874.

On motion, tho board adjourned. G. W. Chairman. Lkw.

J. Best, Clerk. tion of that party but I uni earnestly and honestly iu full sympathy with tlio retrenchment and reform which tho people- demand, and' ojtposed to cvory k'uul of monopoly. And I pin-cercly desiro that our constituents may not bo disappointed. Bat that tho grievous burden of taxation which rests bo heavily upon tho laboring people of tlii.H utato, may lo materially diniinishtd by tho course which shall be pursued here during this sosson.

1 ask your kind indulgences and charity lor tho errors of judgement to which I nm liable; and 1 pledge you an earnest effort to bo perfectly impartial and just to every member and to every constituency represented upon this floor. Trusting in your magnanimity, gentlemen, I will undertako to perform tho duties which you require of mo. F. AV. Potter, of Coffeo county, was elected speaker jro.

(em. by acclamation. Alex. 11. Hanks of Lawrence, was elected chief clerk on tho second ballot.

The senate held short session und finally decided to go into a reorganization of that body as had been contemplated. Tho United States senator question did not enter into tho matter of tho organization of tho House. The governor's messago will probably be read to-morrow afternoon. Jan. 1G Senate No business of importance was transacted.

House J. C. Moscly was elected chief clerk, and Mr. Matheny serjeant-at-arms, aud Mr. Kennedy assistant.

'Except electing clerks and pages and other subordinate officers no other business was done. Jan. 15 Senate Except notices of bills, nothing occured of moment. House 15th. A motion refusing to supply members with newspapers nnd postage stamps was adopted.

lieu by Jame Wugt-ard agai.wt James Wilson for a liam unliiw l.u entry, No. dated 2n. H72 00 n. 1-3 n. Usee, l.ag.

w. 1-4 -Hon Pi, towhshio 3, rango a la i count JsansiiH, with tt view to the caneollii- iit.o ui r.iui i-iiujr 1 uiu sum parlies are here, Hiimiiioiicd to appear at this olliro day of Janv. 1N74, at 10 o'clock a respond and furnish testimony concurnitur said alleged ahandonmeiit. 11 25 41. A.

A. THOMAS Register. NOTICE. U. Land Office, Cawker Citi, Kaiinai.

Contest A. 4CI, Aoi. 2Mli, 1873. Comiihiint liaving liecn entered nt this odieo by Thoinrs Iloycar ngaiiiHt Dennis Smith for abandoning' his homestead entry, No. dated March k27, 1H72, upon tho 1-2 8.

1-4 h. e. 1-4 h. w. 1-4 n.

w. 1-4 h. 1-4 section li). township 7, rnngu 18, in Rooks county. Kaunas, with a view to tho cancellation of said entry the said parties hereby summoned to appear at this office 011 tho2(ith day of December, 1873, at 9 o'clock a.

in. to respond and furnish testimony concerning uid alleged abandonment. 4t. A. A.

TllOMAS.Register. NOTICE. V. Land 0(iee, Cawker Citi), Kannan, Cunt Xo. 45(1, AW.

1ft, 1H73. Comiihiint having been entered at this office by Andrew Rosnnder of Osborne couniy against Christian Runking for abandoning Ids homestead entry, No. 134, dated Aug. 12, 1S72, upon tho n. 0.

quarter, section 13, township 8, Rango 11, in Oslxirno county, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 17th. day of Deceinbar, 1873, at 10 o'clock, 111., to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. A. THOMAS, Register. NOTICE V.

S. Lund Office, Cowker Citi, Km. Contert, Ao. 417, Nov. 6, 1873.

Complaint having been, entered nt this office by John Parks against 'William J. Shell for abandoning his homestead entry. No. 2li0, dated September 21, 1872, upon the north-west quarter, section 2, township range 12, in Smith county, Kansas, with view to the cancellation of wiid entry tho raid parties are hereby summoned to appear at this olliee on the tlth. day of December, 183, nt 9 o'clock, a.

in. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged aba 11- A. A. THOMAS, Register. NOTICE V.

S. Land Ojliee, Cawker Citif, flattest Ao. 408, JM. 2J. 1873.

Complaint having been entered at this of fice by James Conger against William C. Chapman for abandoning his homestead en try, Jso. 0740, dated March, 11, 1872, upon tlie w. 1-2, n. w.

1-4, n. w. 1-4, s. w. 1-4 sec.

13 and n. c. 1-4. s. e.

1-4, section 14, town ship 2, range 10, in Jewell county, Kansas, Willi a view to the cancellation ot said entry the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this otlico on the 5th, day of January, 1874; at 10 o'clock a. to ro snond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. 10 4t. A. A.

THOMAS, legister. NOTICE. U. S. fjand Office, Cawker Citi, Kantttt.

Contesi No. 405, A'ov. 20, 1873. Complaint huvine been entered nt this of fice by Philip J. O'Ncil against William Conlev for abandoning liis homestead entry, io.

uaicu iMcn. isi, iot6, upon tlio 1-2 n. e. 1-4 and e. 1-2 s.

e. 1-4 section 21. township 8. range 12, in Osborn county, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry the said parties are hereby sum' moncd to appear at this office on the 27 day of December, 1873, at 10 o'clock a. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.

10 4t. A. A. THOMAS Register. NOTICE.

U. S. Land Oifiee, Cawker Citi Kat. No. Uih.

1873. havhiLt been entered ni fhiu nf. lice by John AV. Sage against Jules Desvoig-nes for abandoning his homestead entry, 7100, dated April 21th, 1873, upon the s. w.

1-4, section 8, township 3, range 18, in Phillips county, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 12th day of January, 1874, at 9 to respond and furnish testimony concerning fciid alleged abandonment. UU 4t. A. THOMAS, Register. NOTICE.

U. S. Land Office, Cawker Citi Kas. Contest Xo. 471." Dec.

12, 1873. Complaint having been entered at this of- lice by Wilic Amis against James II. Mark- well tor abandoning his homestead entry. No. 705, dated February 1873, upon the sontb-west quarter, section 21, township 4, range 11, in Smith county, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry: the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 15th day of January, 1874, at 10 o'clock a.

to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. IG 4t. A. A. THOMAS, Register.

NOTICE. U. S. Land Office, Cawker City, ICansas, Contest Xo. 480, December 23, 1873.

Complaint liaving been entered at this office by Solomon Nethercutt against George A. Sewcll for abandoning his homestead entry No. (J591, dated February 2Gth, 1872, upon the south-east qnarter 22, town-shin 7, range 10, in Mitchell County, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry the sliid parties arc hereby summoned to appear nt this offico on the 26th day of January, 1874 at 10 o'clock a. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. THOMAS PLOWMAN, Receiver.

d304t. TlIMini PAKSHXtiKU THE OLD KKUAM.G HAN IS I UAL ST. JOSEPH SHOUT LINE Connecting alKansan City Union depot with KANSAS PACIFIC 11 A I LW AY, Three daily express trains, crossing the Missouri at Kansas City, and Missi-sippi at Quincy, on new iron bridges, willi Pullman sleeping palace and palace day coaches from Kansas City to Quincy WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS! Connecting at Quincy union depot with tlie Chicago Piiirlington Quincy and Toledo, Wabash Western railroads to all points. Palace Drawing Room Can The Pullmv.n cars run d.iilv between CHICAGO AND NEW YORK without change. J.

W. HUGHES, CITY MARKET and wholesale and retail dealers in Flour, Meal, Feed and 0 I I 1) 0 Corner of Wisconsin si. Seventh Avenue. BEEF, FORK, SALT and FUKS1I, BUFFALO BEEF, BACON, CANDIES, WILD GAME and all that can be bought in tho newest and livest grocery and "provision store, at prices twenty per cent, lower than competition rates. JBriy The highest cash price paid for hides.

furs and all kinds of produce. nepSOy 871. JUNCTION (MTV AND FORT KEARNEY AND KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY The oul direct route lo nnd from ALL POINTS, EAST AND WEST. NO FERRIES OYER RIVERS, a 11 NO OMNIUUS TRANSFERS. TAKE CARS GOING EAST AT CLAY CENTER AND GO THROUGH TO Kansas City Leavenworth.

Where you will have the benefit of MXE competing lines of first class railways, for all parts of the country. Prompt time 1 Sure connections I Node-lays peed, comfort anil safely 1 1 T. S. r.OWKN, Agent. EDM' I).

r.OYVEN, ('lav Center. Gcn l. Supt. r.EVERLEY R. KFJM, Gcn'l Pns'r Kansas City, Mo.

TEIBUNE intended to he a live, progressive paper, 1 ally up to the tunes, nnd crcd- ilnblo to the treat Solomon valley. Vlitically, radically republican, but not blinded so far by party zeal as to oose siht of the pure political prin ciples upon which the republican party was founded. Wo earnestly appeal to the people to onio up ami sustain with the as- surauc that tho ri 1 will always contain the latest iulelli- at home and abroad, rn- police, hot 11 taining reading matter for the family of a hin'h moral character, and we will use our host endeavors to imuo the lilist NK a welcome visitor t.i the fire side. In connection with the newspaper wo have ainiije jacilitics lor cxecutum very description of JOB PRIHTBHC such as 1 ami JiUs, Lards, Letter leads, Circulars, Envelopes and in ct every tiling that can be called for. Our prices for job work will be at lea.it fifty per cent, less than heretofore lavv'ed iu tills town.

Call and exam ine specimens. (h.ir paper has tbo reputation of be- eijii'il to any paper 111 the valley, both editorially and mechanically We all, f. roin (11110 lo time, make wo may deem to the spirit ol siieii improvement necessary lo keep up tho The Till IH'N I' is a home paper printed ontire in Cawker City, not iu Chicago, the money received is spend hero and helps build up our own neih burbood, and we therefore appeal to yon to help sustain the only paper that has its labor performed here. E. 11AKIMSON CAWKER.

THE 11 I IJ I IS Til PLACE TO GET Oil It CONTEST NOTICES PRINTED DLSSOLITION OF COPARTNERSHIP. State of Kansas, (. Mitchell County. 1,01 Tt is hereby agreed bv Wm. Smith and V.

I lushes who have been doing business under the fj 1-111 ot i until iv Hughes, that the partnership heretofore existing between them was, on the first day of January dissolved by mutual consent and all debts owing to said firm to be pairl to said J. W. Hughes. be being duly authorized to give receipts for the same, and he. assumes all outstanding obligations ot said uriu.

In witness whereof the undersigned linv hereunto set their hands and seals, this (Hh davot January, A. I). IS 4. J. V.

lU'GlIES, s. Ym. SMITH, l.s. Signed in presence of John A. Si'iirn.

IMS SOLUTION OFCOPARTNEESJin late of Kansas Mitchell Countv ss It is hereby agreed by W. Ilanis and Smith who have been doing business undc the linn name of Harris A mith that the partnership heretofore existing betwe them is tins dav dissolved by mutual consent and all debts owing to said hrm to be paid to 1 1 1 111 Harris he being duly nulhonzi give receipts lor the same and he assumes all outstanding obligations of said linn In witness whereof the undersigned have hereunto set their hands and seals this 2Mth day of October A. D. WM. HARRIS, i.s A.

W. SMITH, r.s Signed in presence of John A. Skgah. 4t A. C.

1V1IITKIIV, i.v A I' I. li A 1) A 0 Groceries," Provisions, tc. M'HITNEY HOUSE BLOCK, Watonilii, janli to ahandonim' his homestead entry. No. UiiS, lated Jan.

81st. l.S7j,upnn the 11,0, 1-4 section HI, townslun (i, ranee 11, 111 Ostium county. insas, with a view to the cancellation iif lid entry the said parties are hereby sum- nioncil to aiiiiear at tins olncu on tlio Itlth' lay of November, 1H73, at 1 o'clock, p.m., respond and furnish testimony conceruinif saiil alleged abandonment. ol llt A. A.

THOMAS, Register. CALL AMI LUXDY CLAIIK, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRUGS CHEMICALS 'units, Oils, Rutty, Window- (ilass, Varnish, RerTumery, Toilet articles, Ac, Ae. 'Jy Prescriptions carefully iirenarcd at all hours, day and night. ep.W-ly THE KANSAS LEGISLATURE. 1ST OF of and Rk- BKNATK.

Xnme. Pulitir Dit. Coiinhi. 1 Doniphan 1 nco J. C.

Wilson Jt. 2 Atchison 2 3 P.rown 4 Marshall 5 Pottawatomie 0 Jeflerson 7 Leavenworth 7 7 8 Wvandotlo 9 Johnson 4 .1. W. II. Grimes 1 E.

N. Morrill R. Frank Schmidt L. It. Palmer R.

J. W. Rogers Tims. Moonlight J. T.

Me Whirl Jacob Winter R. J'vronJiiild 1 J. P. St. John R.

ID Miami E. JL Topping A. F. Ely W. Gucr'm Wm.

Simpson W. M. Mathenv 11 Linn 1) 1 I 'lierokeo 15 Labette J. II. Crichton R.

lii Neosho W. L. imons 17 And'Tson R. IS Franklin Douglas 'M) hawnco :21 Osage A. M.

P.lair II. Pronson M. A. O'Neal R. N.

C. McFarland Jt has. S. Martin R. 2 Colley Montgomery Chrs.

IiulU F. A. M. York R. AVm.

Martindalo R. M. At. Murdock R. I.

It. Y. P. R. K.

Parker R. J. 11. JMwards R. 24 Greenwood 2-1 Sedgwick 2d Cha-o 27 Dickinson, 2.1 (well, Ac.

20 Ellis, itorsK. Xame. I'uUtim. N. Springer I N.

K. Stout I. F. H. Hrenning I.

A. H. Horton R. Samuel htoncr D. O.

Wilson It, Jos. 1). Hard 'F. Pitt. Ctiiinti.

1 Doniphan 2 3 4 Atchison 5 6 7 8 Drown Nemaha J. S. Taylor I. P. Cuinmings R.

9 10 Marshall 11 Washington 12 Riley 13 Pottawatomie 14 15 Jackson 16 Jefferson 17 18 19 Leavenworth 20 21 22' 23 24 2( Wyandotte 27 28 Johnson 3() 31 Miami 32 33 Lhm 34 35 3( 37 38 39 Crawford 40 41 Cherokee 42 43 Labette 44 45 Neosho 40 47 Allen 48 49 Anderson fiO Franklin f2 Douglas f3 54 fs! Shawnco f.7 t9 Osage (JO (it CoU'ey 02 Woodson 03 Wilson 01 Montgomery 0.1 (10 Howard (ircenwood 08 Lvon (i!) 70 Wabaunsee 71 Davis 72 Morris 73 Chase 71 Sutler 7.1 Cowley 70 Sedgwick 77 Marion 78 MePhervon 79 Dickinson 80 Clay 81 Republic 82 Cloud 83 Ottawa 81 Saline 8.1 Ellsworth 80 Lincoln K7 Mitchell 88 Jewell Allen Reed R. W. 11. Knight R. II.

P. Dow O. J. (trover James Shehi R. JJirkctt R.

M. O. Morrey V. Prown 1 E. K.

1'ownsend D. It. Anthony Taylor D. S. N.

Latta It, 1'. P. Fenlon AVin. Tucker R. Jos.

Medill R. (t. V. Lawrence F. S.

IlatV R. li. Tavlor T. Hancock I. AV.

AV. Maltby I (i. J. Rogers I. J.

O. Cusey V. M. 'fink ham V. II.

Robinson J. Van Zant R. ('has. Campbell V. S.

Pad D. Johnson T. F. Roblev AV. II.

MeO'uiro A. li. Mitchell L. Conkliu L. F.

Stowcll F. J. (.. Williams AV. II.

Mapes J. M. Allen S. T. P.

Leach I Eli (iilbert It. JO. H. Funson J. E.

AVhito It C. H. Mason I J. H. Harrison 1 J.

C. Horton R. John AVatts F. II. Edson I AVm.

Roo Ira Johnson John Martin I J. AVelelums D. 15. Punliek N. A.

Pen-ill V. AV. Potter F. Puller J. A.

Ream John llovd I A. A. Stewart Jas. N. Young J.

W. Johnson H. Fiery II. V. McMillan A.

Sailers A. C. Stiekney I T. S. JIulliikcr T.

Jones 1). H. Hill 1 AV. Martin E. P.

Thompson Pinkney T. JO. Simpson J. M. Hodge D.

licaglo I AV. II. Pilkenton .15. II. McEckron R.

V. Thompson J. AVeaver II. Pestana 1. 1 Volney Hall R.

D. O. JOverson R. C. E.

Parker I. If. J. MeUalRgan No election M. J.

Morse R. AV. P. Hackney C. Rensoner R.

C. Hutchison J. T. Morrison 1. A.

Richardson Ri J. F. Cuiumings I. John Fritts R. AV.

P.issell R. O.O. Vance Jv. II. R.

Tavlor R. II. Pooth F. James llanahan P. 89 JOIlis 00 Wallaco 01 Rico 02 Sumner 03 Osboru 04 Reno 0.1 Smith 0(i Harvy 1)7 Ikirton 08 Russell 09 Phillips 100 Hillings Rooks Pawnee Ford We 80 by Itli lo w.

e. are a. 4, a I wi soil Jl First Class FARM, only und it hall' one miles Vimn CAWKER CITY, and I 0 CITY LOT in tho next SIX DAYS CALL AND SMS MM AT THE TRIBUNE OFFICE. K. IIABBISON GAWKKll.

GRAPJD CHANGE 11 INVESTMENT IN REAL ESTATE! TOWN LOTS IN CAWKER CITY FOR SALE. ALSO II A Valuable Farms! a rn to E. HARBISON CAWKER, "Tribune" Office. Nursery Stock HOME GEOWN BUY IT We are prepared to furnish any quantity and of any and every variety of TREES, PLANTS, at the very LOWEST LIVING or KILLING rates. We want cash and must sell and will sell, Our apple trees, Osage plant and most other stock are grown at Cawker City and not shipped and dried up, and wo believe and know that such stock is worth much more than shipped stock.

Come and sec us and learn prices buy of us and leave tho money at homo do not send it cast, wo need it here. AVe guarantee to do as well by you as can be done any where. Respectfully, PEEP.LEH WOLFE. NURSERY WEST SIDE CITY LIMITS janti 3m ill mm Prices! UAVKEIiCITYTKIBUXE I ES W. C.

W. Co. Commissioners. Wjt, Srnooi.KY, John Representative. J.

Jii'sr, to. Clerk licg. ot Heeds, J. O. SlMl'SOX, S.

Floyd, AV. II.iTciint, W. J.UNDY, i.O.utu A. Smith, J. A.

C. J. Snows1, John 1). Mitchell, Treasurer. Probate Judgi Slicritf.

Coroner. County Attorney. Clerk District Court. Surveyor. County Sept.

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. Noiitii Foiuc. Leaves Cawker Citv Wed nesdays and Saturdays for New Arcadia Rotnaiiy, Dresden, Thompson, (iavlord Cedarville, Valley Force, Kirwin, Chilli cothe, Kildare, Truesdell, Logan and lira- ham. South Fork. Leaves on Mondays and Fridays for Waeonda, Corinth, Twin creek, Osborn City.

Tilden; Hull City, Books Centre nnd Stoekton. Passengers and packages for either of the above places will bo carried at reasonable rates. Oifiee at the Kellcv house. J. W.

HUGHES,) J.C.DAY, 'PrPr rietojs. A. V. A. M.

Cawker City Iodgc, No. 125, meets in staled communications on the first and third Thursdays of each mouth. Travelling members of the fraternity are in vited to attend. 11. Addams W.

M. I. O. O. F.

Cawker City Lodge, No S7, mcjets every Tuesday evening al 8 o'clock, sharp. .1. K. MOULTON, N. G.

A house to rent inquire at this office. tfM SrKi'iAi, notice to SL'uscn 1 mens. There will be no paper, after this number, leave this office except it has been paid for. If you want the Tkiiiune to come to your door week after week, filled with good read ing you can afford to pay for it. Think of it, fifty-two numbers for only two dollars twenty-six numbers for one dollar, and thirteen numbers for fifty cents.

We will take corn, wood, potatoes, and any thing we can use but no Coons or Wild Cats. With New Year it is time to take a fresh departure, we therefore wish to inform our customers that we wish all who are indebted to us to pay up in grain or wood. No goods will be delivered hereafter except for cash. Linda Claiik. Druggists.

A CllANCB l'OH Pakoains. F.I. Kelley of life Kelley bouse, has for sale, one span of young horses set of new harness one lumber wagon and one three seated carryall in good order. The properly will be sold at low rates. This is truly a chance for sonic one who may want any thing in this line.

Dec 30-lm. SPUING CUEEK GRANGE. A public installation was held to instal the officers of Spring creek grange on Friday evening last. Tho officers elected were. W.

M. E. 15. llambliu O. J.

T. Mitch ell K. E. M. nrague D.Norton A.

J. Ilazeltino T. A. II. Norton Scc'y.

D.AV. llarshherger I). G. K. J.Taylor Ceres Mrs.

llarshherger Flora Mrs Norton Pomona, Mrs. Hazeltine 1 L. A. S. Miss Hazeltine.

After installation, Rev. Pilackstock delivered an able lecture. TAKE NOTICE! All Masters of (i ranges in Mitchell county are invited to attend the county council at Solomon Rapids, Friday, Jan. 30, 1874, to elect representatives to attend tho state grange. II.

C. Rahcock, Master, County Council. Mekkimack Prints, at 12! lino's. eta. at Rew It 1 SI II Jan.

8th, E. and J. W. Hughes boy. I 1 II Of croup at bis father's house, W.

Fahnswohtii, January 17th, 1871. Aged live years. COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS. Tho new board of county commissioners of Mitchell county, Kansas, met in the court house, on January 1874. Members present C.

W. Gulp, AV. C. Whitney, and P. Gharlesworth, commissioners L.

J. Best, clerk, aud J. AV. JIatcher, shcrinV The board organized by elected G. W.

Gulp as chairman. Tho bward decided that Win. Fox, of Blooinfield township, was liable to taxation in this county fur the year 173. 3 In tho matter of W. G.

Powers, pauper, J. W. batten was allowed for boarding him, and the coun ty clerk was instructed to furnish W. C. Powers transportation to his homo in Michigan.

Bill of Jaine 'Friend for work on courthouse for 5 19.35 was allowed. On motion tho application of S. A. Rogers for a reduction of his taxes was rejected. Bill of D.

C. Bourn for iron bolts for $2.50 was allowed. Tho board decided that John A. Carson was not liable to pay taxes 'in this county for 1873. Tho board appointed Joel Miley clerk of Beloit township.

Bill of I). F. Eakin for sundries for $1.05 was allowed. Tho following resolution was adop ted Unsolved, That tho clerk of the board be instructed to report forthwith 1 111. 1 10 wnat persons uram shop license nave been granted by tho board, and if the same have been taken out.

Answer Thcro has been several licenses granted but tho parties have tailed to take them out and that there is not a licensed dram shop in the county, outside of Beloit. On motion, Tho bond of J. Hatcher, as sheriff, was approved. Board adjourned until to-morrow at 10 0 clock, a. 111.

January 13, 10 a. sr. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Members present as yesterday. Commissioner Whitney offered the lollowiug resolution llcsolvcd, That the action of the board of April 7th, 1873, in regard to the county printing, be revoked, and, that until otherwiso ordered, the Be loit Gazette be the official paper of tin county, receiving therefor the fees al by law.

A voto being taken, it was lost Whitney voting in the affirmative and Gulp and Gharlesworth in tho negative. On motion, he bond of J. M. Bus zard was returned to him for additional Leo bill in case of Emma Casncr, petitioned on a writ of habeas corpus, lor was allowed. Fee bill in justice court, in case, of State vs.

Calbcrt, for $8,00. iillowcd. Bill of J. W. Hatcher, for boarding and guarding Emma Casncr, fur $7,00 was allowed.

On motion, An appropriation 00, was made to tho district clerk for the purpose of procuring a desk to keep the reports aud other law books belonging to the county in said desk not to exceed the sum of $20,00. On motion, The fallowing resolution was adopted Whereas, Dram shop licenses have been granted to different parties on conditions of their paying certain sums of money, which conditions have 111 no cases, been fulfilled, thereloro Besolved, That tho action of the board in nil such cases bo and arc here by revoked. mi 1 1 1 1 Un motion, liio order 01 tne uoard of January 5th, 1874, in regard to us ing tho court house for other than county pdrposcs, was so far modified as to leavo it to tho discretion of the uhcriff to let it bo used for other pur poses but in no case to let the hall bo NOTICE- U. Land Office, Cawker Cih, Lansas, Conlect Xo. 475, Dec.

18A 1873. Complaint having been entered at this office by 15. Johnson against AVilliiun F. Harrison for abandoning his homestead entry, No. 7804, dated May 27, 1872, upon tlie n.

1-2, n. w. 5 and n. 1-2, n. e.

1-4, section 6, township 8, range 17, in Rooks county, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry; the said parties are hereby summoned to appear nt this olliee on the 19th, day of January, 1874, at 10 o'clock a. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. dl2 4t. THOMAS Register..