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* January 22nd, 1876 - [[H. L. Ball]] told the Hutchinson News that [[Kingman, Kingman County, Kansas|Kingman]] has built a courthouse for $1,000 in scrip, and that the [[Kingman County|county]] has no bonded debt.<ref>The Daily Commonwealth, 22 Jan. 1876, p. 2. (find direct source?)</ref>
* February 3rd, 1876 - The house of the state has introduced [[House Bill 149]] to disorganize [[Kingman County]] and other counties, for the reason of fraud.<ref>The Sumner County Press, 03 Feb. 1876, p. 2.</ref>
* June 7th, 1876 - [[C. P. Crocker]] has sued the Board of Commissioners of Kingman for a reason not stated in the paper. [Find reason]<ref>The Leavenworth Times, 07 Jun. 1876, p. 4.</ref>
* June 8th, 1876 - A new town is going to be laid out in Kingman County near Smoot ("Smooch?") Creek near the geographical center of the county.<ref>The Weekly Eagle, 08 Jun. 1876, p. 3.</ref>