The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06
District Court.

District Court.
/ List of cases to be tried in the district court
of the 18th Judicial district, in Wichita, Kan
sas, on September 9th, 1877:
! State Of Kansas vs.. David X. Barr.
State of Kansas VS.. ID. II. Monroe.
State of Kansas VS.. Charles Fisher.
State of Kansas VS.. Thomas Palmer.
State of Kansas vs.. j. ii. Mcdonald and An
drew Mcclellan.
| State Of Kansas VS.. Charles Smith.
State of Kansas vs.. J. ii. Mcdonald.
State of Kansas VS.. McClelland.
State Of Kansas vs. Jerry Winsor.
State of Kansas VS.. James Hohulen.
! State Of Kansas VS.. f. Silsby.
| State of Kansas VS.. Z. Sllsby
VIM. Rush VS.. Thomas J. Biggers.
! Doctor Leween vs.. George Sharpe.
Mclean Il Russell vs.. Davis & Hastie.
Lang 4 Gilmore VS.. 4. 4. Packer.
Hugo Roda vs.. W. W. Walker.
VIM. NJ. Polk VS.. George Sharpe.
ID. II. Holland vs.. Henry Deming.
Hugh Woodward VS.. McWilliams 4 Eaton.
Mary Fitzgerald VS.. John Mcagher.
Barbara Berry vs.. John Meagher.
II. II. Lindsay VS.. Let's 4 Brew.
II. II. Lindsay vs.. Marks Withrow.
Chas McDougal vs.. +. J. Blood and Others
Martin Phillip VS.. S. II. Aldrich.
Kansas Ins. Co. vs.. Henry n. Kellogg.
Kelsey L. Price VS.. $. II. Aldrich.
Alfred Norris VS.. Eliza J. Norris.
w. +. Campbell VS.. p. NJ. Yeti.
=. c. Hubbard vs.. Ii. c. Matsell.
Dowdell, Bell Il Co. vs.. Matsell Il Hubbard
VIM. NJ. Polk VS.. George Sharpe.
l.. NJ. Hall vs.. J. +. Price,
Steele 4 Smith VS.. Conrad Vesperman
John Kahn VIZ. County Commissioners and
others.
g. W. and G. C.. Slaughter VS.. Samuel Van
degrIf.
Augustus Ottenott VS.. Emil Werner.
Emil Werner VS.. Jacob Behlmeir
j. b. Beaumont 4 Co. VS.. W. T. Hcndrick-
son.
J. B. Beaumont 4 Co. VS.. Geo. Shlichtcr.
Oliver Boyd VS.. Margaret Boyd.
Jennie Sullivan vs.. Myron Prior.
James ID. Reed VS.. True 4 Pennington.
Henry Munson vs.. S. ii. Aldrich.
L. Ii. Bowers vs. W. }. HObsOn.
j. V. Weeks vs.. c. W. Allen.
First National Bank vs. Leo V. Sage and
others.
Mary Stewart VS.. VIM. Stewart.
Jacob Behlmeir VS.. Emil Werner and others.
State of Kansas VS.. Chas. Fisher and others
Chas. w. FisAvs. J. 7. Elliott and others.
Chas. F. Pierce Il Co. VS.. j. F. Hilton and
others.
Margaret McAdams VS.. L. j. McAdams.
{. J. kemptOn vs.. S. II. Aldrich.
NJ. NJ. Fecheimer VS.. David l.. Payne.
David F. Rule VS.. w. NJ. Garrett.
Henry NJ. Deming vs.. Maxfield and others.
Phil Ledrick vs.. c. Peter.
J. o. Davidson vs.. Frank Sutton.
Ann Il. Ellis VS.. Jeremiah Ellis.
&. S. Richmond VS.. Dudley Sawyer.
4, A. Barlow W.. John Meagher.
Ellen E. Bailey VS.. Charles W. Hill.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS. We received
a telegram Saturday evening from sups-intcn-
dent Pagan, stating that an extra train would
arrive at our city in an hour, bringing some
distinguished gentlemen. Messrs. Sluss, Grit
fenstein, Steele, Smith, English, Allen and Me-
COlloch, were notified of the fact. who, in
their usual prompt manner, were on time at the
depot with their carriages, ready to receive
and show them arouni the city. After an
hours ride supper was furnished them 1t the
Douglas Avenue House. They then took
their departurc-each with an EAGLE in his |
pocket-up the valley for Fort Dodge. The !
names of the party We're: l.. Craighead, X. W. |
Craighead, of Dayton, Ohio; Jas. Hart, W. G. !
Thomas, Thomas Sherlock and John Sherlock, |
of Cincinnati, Ohio; John Sebastien, of EmpO-
ria; Chas. G. jackson, of Boston, Mass. John !
+. Drods, of Usage City; superintendent Fa- |
gan and NJ. l.. Sargent, ticket agent, of Topeka.
They all expressed themselves as being highly 4
pleased with our county and city.
Subscribers to the EAGLE, who fail to find |
their papers at the postoflice on Friday MORN
ings, will please come up to the office, where
the matter will be righted. OF late there has
been considerable fault found. Both the post
master and ourselves have been trying our
best to get things straight, and when a SUBJ
scriber fails to find his paper in the Office he
will very much obligc us by coming TO our Of
flee at once, so that our books may be referred
to and the fault traced to its proper source.
As soon as a subscription expires the name is
stricken from the books, and in some instances
that may be the secret Of non-deliyery. We
want every man in Sedgwick county TO have
the EAGLE, yet at the same time the rule of
payment in advance must be strictly adhered
to if we would continue to give our readers the
largest. handsomest and newsiest paper in the
Southwest.
In company with Mr.. n. A. English, on last
we visited the nursery and farm Of
Mr.. Morris, which adons the city on the
the south. Mr.. Morris is an intelligent gen.
tleman, fully understanding the needs of this
and has the necessary patience, skill
and energy required to open up a farm. His
nursery trees are in very thrifty and prom
sing condition-their growth being extraor-
iinarily rapid and free from all destructive in
sects. He has also about seven hundred thou
sand Usage orange plants, which stand ex-
ceedingly well and will be ready for sale this
fall and next spring. We must depend upon
hedge for fencing-it is the cheapest, best and
most lasting-and we are glad to know that it
thrves so well in this valley.
The attention of those building permanent
homes and business houses is called TO Aver
Ms Chemical Paint, which can now be OBJ
aDed in Wichita. This paint comes already
prepared to put on, in quantities of from one
half gallon cans TO twenty gallon kegs. We
know from personal experience. as also from
The testimony of some of the best painters i'm
The state, that il is the best paint ever COM
pounded. II lays on smooth, is permanent
and lasting, and makes beautiful finish. W.
B. Mead is the agent, and keeps large quanti-
les of ii on hand. II is just the paint, and no
mistake.
The amount of cattle shipped last month was
"a car loads, amounting to about A.O0O head.
There viii be double that amount shipped this
month, as this is the best month for the bust
ness. Over two thousand head have been
shipped already. The prices remain unchang-
ID, excepting on beeves, which are q shade
higher. Some heavy sales of stock cattle were
made this week, TO parties from Missouri.