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Correspondence Of the Eagle.
THE POCKET COPPER.
WICHITA. April7. 1872.

WICHITA, 1pfuS. 1917.
EDITOR EAGLE: In answer to in
quiry in your valuable papsr-which we
farmers cannot do very well without,
as we think it does more to cnhf nee
the valne Of land and help us to de-
vclop the resources of the Arkansas
valley than any other paper in the val
ley. as it appears to be the medium BY
which we farmers communicate with
each othcr-I would state that the
question Of the pocket gopher is
a serious one aud a great curse as
well as drawback to the farm
crs of this valley. One year ago
last summer they eat one acre of pota-
toes for me entirely, cutting them off
Just below the surface. and | tried all
remedies that could hear of-planted
castor beans, tried poison, but without
any effect. tried to shoot them just
before sun up. aud just after sun down,
and found that was a slow process,
as they were quicker than was. Then
| procured two muskrat traps. and
where would find them working !
would take spade and clean out their
hole some two or three inches below
the su face, set the traps SO that
when they come to shut and close up
the hole. which they will soon do. as
they will not stand any light to shine
in their hole, they will spring the trap.
and have never missed one in ten.
BY following up this method we can
get rid of them. The progress is slow,
but sure, and il followed up is a sure
cure. aud Il man can attend to il before
breakfast and after supper. They ne
or work when the sun shines. and the
best time is in the spring, because you
can see their fresh work so much bet
ter before vegetation gets mp so rank.
One man saws clean ont the hole and
drop castor beans: another says take
piece Of raw potato and take strych-
nine and put in the potatoes and drop
in the hole. but in all cases the light
has To he let in before either remedy is
successfully used, and my opinion is
that the trap is the most sure cure that
have found. W. Il. WILLIAMS.
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Gen. Sherman is by DO means san
guinc that an Indian war can be avert.
ed during the coming summer; in fact
he is very much inclined TO the opin-
ion that one cannot be averted. Secrc-
tary Belnap is understood to entertain
a similar view. and his trip on the
borders of the Indian country is made
10 fully inform himself as TO the actual
danger to be encountered and to deter.
mine in wha, way il can be best han
llnd
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Notice.

L. =. LAND OFFICE
WICHITA. Kansas, Oct. q. re.
COMPLAINT having been entered At this Office hy
{ II Mccormick against Joseph Musser for
abandoning hi, homestead entry NJ. Ia, GATED
MAY - ls.l, upon the northwest quarter
OF section -, township - south, range sesf
la >.dgv lex county, Kansas, with view TO the
cancellation of said entry. the -7ia pariir. ar.
hereby summoned 20 appear at THIS Office on the
lst day Of NAV. lis. al q O'Clock 4 NJ y
respond and furnish testimony concerning satd
alleged abandonment
" JENhINs, Register.
! { BEDFikip. Receiver. s-+
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4 resolution has passed the house Of
Representatives in Illinois. asking con-
gress to submit to a popular vote an
amendment to the national constitu-
ton making all railways public high
ways, and putting The interstate trans
portation under federal supervision.
and local traffic under state authority.
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Notice.

I : LIND fFfFfffr !
Wichita. Kansas. March u. l-ss-
Carnplaint having i.en catered ri iiii, Office hy
" h klrkpaiTJck against Lore nroI Ir-ls.eii tor
abanssnins hI- II ssnlrsfrad eatry Ne. -ss. dated
March E>rh. i-s., upon thr = ufh-s-i 3nas :
Ter OF ..c,Ion = Township 81 sslfh, range
west in >esigvick cs,nnty. kEn>a<, with view
10 tn cancellation OF -sii entry the aid PARTIES
are h.r.bS summoned TO APPEAR II this 1tcr On
the III lar VI NAV. is. II 10 o clock =
IA 10 respond and farnf-h Testimony concerning
said alleged SoaDfonruea'-
" JENKINS, Register.
J { REpFILLp. Receiver s-s
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We clip the following from the Sc.

We clip the following from the Sc
dalia Tunes:
+. 4. Sampson. esq. Of this city has
received from Gov. Woodson. and ac-
cepicd. the appointment "a one of the
honorary commissioners 10 attend the
Vienna Exposition. and will sail from
New York about the middle of June.
\. :. Sampson. esq. the newly ap.
pointed consul 10 Palestine. returned
TO this CITY this morning. We have
not as vet had the pleasure of seeing
him, and do not learn his plans. but
suppose tha, he will soon leave Us for
his new field of labor among
The sacred hills that hem
Thy tomhs and shriucs Jerusalem"
These two gentleman arc brothers
TO j. G.. Sampson, Of 81 Paso. this
county. our regular correspondent on
horticulture.
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Notice.

L. :. LAND OFFICE
Wichita, Kansas. April ), ISIS. !
Complaint having been entered al this Office by
William Rermcr against Gale Booher for aban
,ioning his Homestead In ~ "" l.,t, dated July
= Isl, upon the east half OF the northwest quar-
ter of section = township 70 south, range east,
in Sedgwick county. kaIIsa>. with Il view to the
cancellation of said entry the said parties are
hereby summoned Ia appear ~ this Office on the
..th day at NAV. 1913. at Ia O'Clock a. M, II re-
<pnnd and furnish testimony concerning said
abandonment
W & JENKINS, Register.
&. EEDFIELD Receiver. lit
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Mr.. r. b. Taylor, editor Of the Wyan-
dotte Garetfe, announces himself as n
candidate for United States senator in
place Of Mr.. Caldwell, resigned. He
saws there is no reason to expect there
will be any other candidate in the
state, and therefore he expects the sup
port of all parties.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-04-10

Ohio is about to elect delegates To a
convention to revise the constitution
of the state. In Pennsylvania a con-
vcntion has been in session since Oc-
tobcr aud is still slowly proceeding
with its work. Tho revision ofconsti-
buttons is a sort Of standard employ
mcnt Just now.
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Notice of Final Settlement
TIE STATE OFKANshS, !

TIE STATE OF KANSAS,
SEpGwICK toUSTY.
In the probate court, in and for said county:
In he matter of the estate of Lemuel Beers,
deceased
Creditors aud all other persons interested in
the aforesaid estate hereby notified that Al the
next regular term Of the probate art III and FOR
said county to lee held at the office of the probate
judge. in Wichita. county of Sedgwics, safe
aforesaid saturday. May 10th. \. ID iS.3,
shall apply to said court for full and final settle
me mt of said e. ate JOHN 4. MORSE.
Administrator Of Lcmu,l Byers, deceased.
Wichita. April 10th. \ -. 1873. l-H-SiO
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Notice.

L. :. land OFFICE, /
Wichita kassss March -, ISIS
Compleint having lsesn entered at this office by
Joseph VI johnson sgi,n-i tl.azsr Nation for
abandoning hi homestead entry M. o. dated
july L.. l-.2. upon the northwest quar-
ter ~ section =, township Il south Tangs east
in Marion county. Kansas, with a view 10 the
cancellation of said entry. the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at This Office on the
ri day of May. i>,S. AZ o'clock y. M, 10
respond snd furnish testimony concerning said
alt .-e,i abandonment
W : JENKINS. Eegis;r.
= 4 EFDEIfII, Receiver xii
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Towards net majority Cor governor
of Rhode Island is 5.93s. The lcgisla-
turc will have 10 elect a lieutenant
governor. neither Of the three candi-
dates having a majority Of the popular
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-04-10

The Farmers convention held al
Springfield. H.. on last "Wednesday
passed resolution ccusuring the
members of congress who passed the
salary grab. and the president who
signed IT. That portion of the rcsolu-
tion consuming the president was res
cinded the day following, but the Chi
cago Tribune says it was done by
schcming politicians after good many
of the farmer delegates had left the
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SheriH's Sale.
G. W Fisk, John Davidson and Henry Swift
ger,

G. W Fisk, John Davidson and Henry Swift
ger,
Mary j Price and ]. T.. Price.
By virtue oi all order of sale to me directed and
delivered, issued out of the 18th district court
OF the state OF Kansas, sitting in and tor Sedg-
wick county in said state, ! will. Sat
ur,lay, the 10th day of May, \. ID. ISIS, be-
tween the hours of 10 o clock .. and o'clock
u. IN of said day, at the court house door in
Wichita in the county AMI stat aforesaid, offer
at public sale and sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, the following described real estate
property, to-wit:
Lois number ,hrty-seyen 90, thriy-nine (5)
and foriy-one (ID on Topeka avenue, james X
Mead's addition TO the city of W Ich;ta, anu the
improvements thereon.
said property 10 be sold as commanded by the
JOHN ME AGlIER Sheriff
Shcrin's Office, Wichita, this cih day of April,
4 u lsI3 l-tt-Pr's fee ST ID
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Notice Of Final Settlement

TIE STATE OF KANSAS, D.
SEDGwICK COUNTY.
In the probate IT in and for said county:
In the matter of the estate Of Jerome II. Jack
son, deceased.
Creditors and all other persons Interested IN the
aforesaid est ,te hereby no iilcd that at the
next regular term of the probate court. IN aud for
said county, Ia be begun and held at the ohice OF
the probate judge, in Wic,'ia, county Of Se'iy-
wick state aforesaid on Monday, May 49, a ID.
ISIS shall apply To- said court tor 4 full and final
settlement of said estate
JOHN II. JACKSON,
Administrator of Jerome Ii Jackson. decd.
Wichita, April 18th, \. ID. lS.3 l-tt-si, -
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George r. Robbins, ad Illustrator of the es-
tate Of JJhl VI. Woolley, deceased, plain
tin,
against
bra Wooley and others, defendants.
Petition to sell real estate of said deccdrnt.
The defendants, Sabra Woollcy, widow, and
Emily l.. Wooley, Margaret .. Wooiley and
William W. Mooiley. minor heirs of John NJ
Woolley, deceased, residing in the town Of Ho-
rarr, in the county Of Champaign, ana state of
Illinois, will take notice that the said George r.
Robbins. administrator of the estate OF said John
VI. Woolley, deceased, on the 9Th day Of April,
\. ID. 1873, filed his petition in the probate court
within and for the county of Sedgwlck, and state
of Kansas alleging that the personal estate and
effects of said decedent insufficient to pay his
debt, and the charges OF administering his estate,
and that he, the said John NJ. Woolley, died
seized of the folio Wing real estate situated tie
said county of Sedgwick, and state of Kansas, to-
wit: Lots six 30 and seven % and the southeast
20 quarter of the northwest % quarter and the
northeast ca quarter oil the southwest ga quar-
ter of section number 90 twenty-seven, IN town.
ship number (-s) twenty-eight south of range
number ID east. Tn prayer of said petition Is
that an order Of sale bc granted by said court
lrring the sale # the above described premises
for the purpose of paving the debts of the said
John NJ Woolley, deceased, and the charges of
administering his said estate, according 10 law.
said petition will be for hearing ut the Office of
the probate Judge in the city Of Wichita, in said
county OF Sedgwick, and state of Kansas, on Sat
ur,lay the Sd day of May, ID. is1i, at ~ O'Clock
a. n of said day. GEORGE Il. ROBBINS,
Admir- of the estate of John NJ. WoOley. deed.
Baldwin " stanley, pr n's atty's. LISTS 81
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Between my place, section -. township -,
range west snd Wichita, ON tn rlsrr rad. q
Martin fur necklace The hn.!er stii r-csiv- (.
iii-rai rev ssl by uiczfts- Ssfh lrf~ Al III
srfder T. - >cI-WISk eo1ufy- ksnsas-
s5rs tNpR. ~ = Z At,sHf AND
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Sherif's Sale.

c J. Kempton,
= II Ai,lrIch.
by virtue of an order of sale 10 me directed
and delivered ISSUED out oi The 18th district court
of the state of Kansas, sitting in and for Scdgwick
county in said state will, on saturday, the 10Th
day Of MAY, 4. ID. 1873, between the hours of 10
O'Clock IL IN. and o'clock y. IN. of sand day at
the court hou>e door IN Wichita city IN the county
and state af rcsaid oder AT public sale aud sell To
the highest bidder for cash in hand. the follow
ing described real estate property, to-wn:
Lots number eighty-two (,2) and eighty -four
(|i), on Chicago avenue, IN the town Ol West
Wichita aud the building thereon.
said property TO be sold rs commanded by the
said order OF sale.
JOHN MEAGIIEH, Sheriff.
Sherin's Office, Wichita, thus Sth day Of April,
4. ID. 1875. l-it-ir's fee St
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The Wichita EAGLE. one Of our
handsomest aud best state exchanges,
has just closed its first volume. Ii
gives review of the business of Wich-
tia. Both the town and the EAGLE
seem prosperous and happy.-Fort
Scott D0ily Monitor.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-04-10

The Wichita EAGLE publishes an in
teresting sketch of the business and
growth Of that place. 1t makes an en-
cellent showing. The EAGLE has just
completed its first volume. Ii is one
of the neatest papers in the state, and
an excellent representative Of one of
the most thriving interior cities in tie
state.-Afchisoa Champion.
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Treasurers Notice Of Delinquent Land
Sale for Taxes.

List Of lands and town lots in the comfy Of
and assessments for the year A. ID. lsss. reinsih
unpaii and subject to sale for the payment oil tne
taxes, = sessments ami charges thereon.
LIST.
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TN sTy 80 ksssss.
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sf hA.sss 81 ,,assis< ssstsss. - - ~o<s - ~
si.B II Nsealfs ~ 30 sssssft ~ seaSss<s. tss
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<sssasF tr~s<ags -. S0s< ~ ssasts kssssss nAs
fsa d. 81 ssg,t. = 10 fC1
Z yoH>~J<.
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cRocERs.

1, @ O O
MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN
w A m T e D!
To Garry away Goods from the Counter Of
CALDWELL & TlTswoRTH'S
s r O r f!
Come and Price Our Goods!
WE WILL SHOW YOU
Flour from Diamond and Fort Scott Mills.
Plates and Tureens. Sugar and Glassware.
Tea and Tea Pots; Coffee. raw. or
roasted. or ground; and Sugar
Bowls, Corn Meal, Cutlery,
Cheese. China Ware To-
bacco. plug. iiDe-cut or
smoking; Cigars.
Lamps. Lanterns aud Chimncys. and Coal Oil,
Hams, Bacon. Lard. Cake Baskets. Syrup.
Soap. Decorated Chamber sets. Pie
kles and Pickle Dishes. spoons and
spoon Holders. Wash Tubs,
Wa,l. Boards. Rope. PA
ted Ware, c andy. Figs.
Dried Fruits. Canned Fruits Bowls. Tumbler-
| Mirrors, Baskets. Mopsticks. shot, Pow
I der. Gun Caps, Silver Cups. Cracker,
and Cheese. Pork and Beans,
! Cake Stands and Casters.
$500 Pounds New York Fresh Butter
GOODS DELIVERED FREE Oh
CHARGE IN TIE CITY.
rrB Bring money. Eggs. potatoes. chickens
turkeys. ouiy
CALL AND SIZE US
IN THE
EAGIb BLOCK
J. E CALDWELL
ta-.f Y TIT>wogTH
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. Publication Notica

George r. Robbins, ad ninisfrator of the es-
tate of J,ha NJ. Woolley, deceased, plain
tin,
against
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sEDGw1CK COUNTY AGRICUL-
TURAL, MECHANICAL AND
STOCK ASSOCIATION.

The following are the constitution
and bylaws Of the Sedgwick County
Agricultural, Mechanical aud Stock
Association:
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Government securities.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 5.-Virgnis 6's, consolidated,
=; do. registered, 81. West Yirginias, l5S bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE. Jan. Section quiet. low mid
dlings 49, Flour quiet, but firm; market faYoTs sell
err; Howard stree, supeItne, S.1s@S64i do. extra,
nne, $sh@So1t; do extra, S7x6nSI0; do. family
SlGeBSl2 western superfne, x51a(GS6Is; d.. extra,
Sosi 9SS, dc; FAMILY, So1a9SJ4. W neat unchanged.
Corn very quiet white southern 65(rjS yellow sOut h
ern, 65eJoi; mixed western. or. Oats quiet and
steady southern, So western mixed 450Gs7 do white
f-@69. Rye unchanged. Hay unchanged. Provi-
siors firm; mess pork quiet, Sl3@ Si3h. Bulk meats
changed; hams new, lit.i5. Lard, sales 400 tierces
AZ Western butter quiet; choice, 25@12s good s3e9
=. Whisky, no sales quotabc At 93hs.
NEW ToEE, Jan. s--Stocks dull. Gold firm,
l2ls. Money firm, ]. Exchsnge, long, ga; short
los. Governments dull and steady. Virginia skies.
AS new, IS; N. G. $50: new, TO-
NEW foRK, Jan. S-Flour strong. Wheat un-
LosDor, Jan. s, 80 p. m.-Consols for money,
ga @S2ts; for account 9e9s. American securities
sos.
LONDON, Jan. g, II a. m-ConsoI- opened a. o29
S21 for money, and ga for account. Bends quiet
aud steady 1855, old, 933s; 1875, 95s; 10 Js, SO:
new hves, p'4 Erie, 5li4.
1862
PARIS, Jan. s.-Rentes s. francs 81 confines.
LoNDos, Jan, SIS p. m.-An apprehe nded reduc-
ton in the Bank Of England rate to morrow IL dis
counted in open market The rate of discount for
three months bills in open market is per cent be-
low the Bank Of England rate rumor that the
property restored to the Erie railway company is
at 01s Consois closed at 921s for both Bonds-new
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1t il to be regretted that Mr.. Corcoran's mu-
ni6cent gift to the city-the Corcoran Art Gal
lery-is not vet open to the public. We under
stand that the building, corner of Pennsylvania
acenns and 18th street, has been in readiness for
some time pasi, and that all the works of art,
formerly ut Mr.. Corcoran's residence, have been
deposited in il. As Mr.. COrcoran decided the
gallery to a board Of trustees, he claims that he
has nothing further to do with it, and that the
trustees have sole charge Of the matter. 1t was
intended TO call meeting of the trustees some
weeks ago, to arrange for the opening and dedi-
cation of the gallery, but for some reason it was
not done Approaching the gift as highly as
our cit do, they are anxious that the gallery
should ne thrown open to the public as soon as il
can be done conveniently.
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Ii seems to us that the proposition to convene
the Legislature for the purpose of making an
appropriation TO defTay the expenses of the In
auguTation ceremonies should be abandoned. 1t
Is desirable that these ceremonies should be on a
handsome scale, and cred;table TO the CITY, but
II does not seem to be right that the people
should be taxed without their consent for the
purpose In our opinion the Legislature should
not be called upon to make this appropriation
The fatal facility with which, under the impulse
o. the moment, sums beyond the capacity Of
taxpayers here TO well bear, can be voted away
vas demonstrated by the vote of one hundred
thousand dollars to Chicago, at the time of the
fire, when One-quarter that sum would have
been, on the ratio of comparative wealth. greatly
beyond the proportion Washington should have
Contributed in comparison with what was given
BY other cities. We have no doubt that a sum
sufficient 70 make the Inauguration celebration
entirely creditable TO can be raised by sub
scription, and very largely from the class who
are directly interested III having a large number
OF visitors drawn here-the hotel keepers and
business men generally. At any rate, we are
very clear that the money should not come from
the District Treasury.
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The course Of the New York r-ibars in sup
pressing Speaker Biaine's testimony before the
credit mobilier investigating committee merits
and will receive condemnation. All the other
New York papers, including the World. publish
his evidence in full, thus making the TriSaHs's
unfairness all the more CONSPICUOUS.
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THE WEATHER.

WAX DEPARTMENT, ONCE Chaef Stgn1l Offcsr,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 9, 1873, II a. m.
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwENTY-PoUE HOURS. =
A very severe storm has moved eastward over
the northwest to the upper lake region, being
now central over western Lake Michigan and
northern Wisconsin, accompanied by cloudy
weather and snow and high winds. Partly
cloudy weather Is now prevailing over New Eng
land, with varia bic winds, over the middle states
with easteriy To sOutherly winds over northern
portion, and easterly to northerly over southern
portion, and over southern states with northeast
crly TO northwesterly winds over south Atlantic
coast.
PRcBABILITIEs.-For New England, light to
fresh variable winds, rising temperature, cloudy
weather and possibly Snow along the coast. For
middle states, rising temperature, cloudy weather
and very probably light rain or snow. For south
Atlantic states, light rain along the coast, but
winds shifting to nOrtherly and westerly, with
probably clearing weather. From the Gulf To
Ohio valley, nOrtheaster'y to nOrthwesterly
winds, falling temperature and partly cloudy
weather. For northwest, brisk and high north
eriy to westerly winds, low temperature and
probably clearing weather, these conditions ex-
tending over the upper Lake region and to the
Ohio valley.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

In the New York money market yesterday the
stock brokers were generally paid per cent.
gold, the government bond dealers having been
accommodated at Z currency. Commercial pa
per Was in good demand with the leading names
quoted at Sal2 per cent Government bonds
were strong in both New York and London. The
stock market was dull and feyerish, and in the
IN heavy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-08

The hsndSomest New Years address Of tn
year VA. that issued by our smart little Phila
dsIphia pamesake.
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METROPOLITAN 70.
)TFIcE OF MAJOR AND SUPERINTENDENT

WASHINGTON. January Z, 1873.
The Board Of Police, at its meeting held on the ID
instant unanimously adopted the following resolu-
tion. Viz:
Resolced That no license to sell ating liquors
Al retail will he approved by this Board in
ia which the Board shall be satisfied from the report
Of one more Of its li-uienants. that the party
applying for q license renewal Of q license has,
at time after the passage of this resolution, sold
liquor on the Sabbath day, violated any 9th or
municipal law ordinance in force in this District
in relation to the retail sale Of intoxicating liquors
This resolution will be strictly adhered to- and Is
published for the information Of all whom Ii may
concern.
By order Of the Board l. @. RICHARDS,
6-8 Major and SUPERINTENDENT
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FLOUR.
SUNDRTES.

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