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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28
TERRA INCOGNITA.
SUMMIT or SNOWY RANGE.
18th lA.3

SUMMIT or SNOWY RANGE.
August 18th, 1873.
DEAR EAGLE: Sitting here at an al
titude of fourteen thousand feet, my
overcoat on, far above the line of veg
citation, the eternal SHOWS around and
beneath me. the South Park with It's
streams, groves and natural meadows
spread out in full view fifty miles to
the southwark; the plains, Denver
city and the winding Platte in the
blue distance, cigty miles away; Sit
ting in silence that can almost be
felt. where there is no sign of life;
alone, indeed, excepting the company
of my travelling companion, Mr.. Gill
bert, after sending few words of love
and greeting to wife and babies IN
Wichita. write these lines. The world
seems spread out at my feet. The
headwaters of the stream that flows 10y
our town can just be discerned in the
dim distance. and almost fancy L can
see the eagle Oh the Eagle block. And
even if l cannot, | do not forget the
many warm-hearted people who live
there, and the hundreds of families
in the valley who hail the coming of
the paper that bears these lines.
love the mountains. My eyes first
opened TO the light in among the crags
and peaks of the Alleghanies. and the
sweet. soft. yet mournful. lullabys of
the ever signing pines and the aroma
of the cvcrgreens awaken memories
and scencs::ot boyhood days. Not SEN
timental or maidenish love. but love
akin TO reverence for the deep gorgcs,
rushing torrents. dark shadows. lofty
peaks and for ali that portrays nature in
her yrander moods. that enkindles the
inspiration of the poet and painter.
Such a love As springs from the inner
and deeper man. which makes obesence
to the mighty handi work of omnipo-
tence whose power is by these eternal
mountains proclaimed in tones louder
aiiaii thc titc Tpiiifir tHuHoStS. S'iphS'i
than by 1.-The still small voice" that
made Elijah trcmble. No pen can por-
tray the granduer and sublimity of the
Rocky mountains as seen either in sun
light, in storm or by the pale, uncer-
tain light of the moon, when dark
gigantic shadows fall across deep cam
yons, rushing streams and black de-
files. producing awe, if not terror, in
the mind of the beholder. Much as
would like to have each individual
reader see and feel all these things just
as am feeling and seeing them each
day and at this moment, must plead
my utter want Of ability 10 picture
them.
Ibelievc my last letter was dated at
Denver. The next day weproceeded to
Golden City, which lays at the foot
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Republican County Convention.

Holding ever that the republican party is an or
~ranizstion of such American citizens OPP
posed TO slavery in all its FORMS composed Of men
who believe that all men are entitled 10 the same
political and civil rights; who believe that all
laws. state and national, should he made and ad
minisered so as to TO all citizens, wherever
born of whatever color, creed or occupation, the
same rights before the law; who believe in free
schools, free press and universal education, and
in the elevation of the great masses 10 the highest
state of honesty purity, intelligence and morality,
aud holding moreover that the republican party
is siill controlled by these high principles now,
as II has been from the beginning, and that its
overthrow would bc fraught with danger 10 the
republic, which through this party alone was
saved from anarchy and dissolution, and that the
strength of the national party can only secure the
great blessings enumerated through the active
vigilance and loyalty of each individual member,
and the maintenance of state, county and town
shin republican organizations intact, we, your
central committee, would recommend the holding
of a county republican convention, at the city of
Wichita, on the
arupAY OF OCTOBER, 1873, AT II o CLOCK NJ,
To nut in nomination the following county officers
N representative. treasurer, sheriff, county clerk,
register of deeds, surveyor, coroner and three
county commissioners.
Each township, under this call, will be entitled
TO two delegates, which shall he chosen by pri-
mary meeting, at the usual voting precinct, on
SATURDAY. THE a0Tn DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AT
FROM O'CLOCK TO O'CLOCK r. NJ,
And that the city of Wichita shall be entitled to
four delegates, one TO be chosen from each ward,
IN the same manner.
The convention will further choose u central
committee, adopt platform Of principles and do
such other business may be deemed wise and
for the best interests of the party.
W. r. KIRKPATRICK, Chairman.
O. W REEVES, Sec'y.
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CLIPPINGS FROM THE VALLEY

In the Belle Plainc Democrat we find
the following:
IN. NJ. Murdoch, esq, editor Of the
Wichita EAGLE, lett last week for the
mountains, in search of health. We
hope the trip may prove beneficial to
him, and also he may find time and in
clination to write to his valuable paper,
of the country he may visit. Mr.. Muir
dock is an able writer, and we will
look with much interest for his notes.
A number of teams passed through
Belle Plane this week loaded with
lumber for the salt works of Golf, Mar
shall and Taylor, Remanto, in this
county. Messrs. Milligan, Falls and
Axley of the latter place, were in
charge of the teams. They informed
us that from five to six hundred pounds
of salt are being made there every day.
The company are making arrangements
to put in good many new watts.
Castor bean raisers are all now busy
saving their excellent crops. Keep the
beans off the ground, gentlemen, if you
can.
A. G.. Forney, of Belle Plaine, has
purchased new force wheat drill.
This, we believe. is the first wheat
drill ever purchased by farmer in
Sumner county.
By the EAGLE we learn that Sedg-
wick county is going to have an Agri-
cultural, Mechanical and Stock asso-
citation fair. If Sumner county gives
up the idea of having fair in the fall
of 1873, let us join with Sedgwick and
have one good fair in the valley, What
say you?
That is just what Sedgwick county
folks want the Sumner county folks to
do-joim with us and help make a good
fair.
The Winfield Courier tells us that:
A. Ii. Green, esq, of the law firm of
Fairbank, Torrance 4 Green, has re-
ceived the appointment of deputy u.
5. district attorney. This is good
appointment. and we have no doubt
will give our people entire satisfaction.
Mr.. Green is a young lawyer of cOnsid-
cradle ability, and wrong doors, viOlat-
ers of the L. 5. laws, need expect no
favors at his hands.
The fair grounds of the Agricultural
society have been put in complete and
thorough repair for the coming exhi-
bition. September 10th, 18th and 18th.
The directors are manifesting the same
enterprise and energy that resulted so
successfully last year and we expect
that their efforts will be crowned with
even greater success.
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Correspondence of the EAGLE.
SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS AS
ISOLATION P. II.

The first regular meeting of this as
ISOLATION was held at Peach Grove,
Benton township, Butler county, Kan
sas, on August 9th. There was full
attendance of delegates from the
oranges of Scdgwick and Butler coun-
ties. and considerable business of i'm
portance to the farmers was transacted.
An executive committee, consisting
of Zarah McClung, of Sedgwick coun-
tv. and j. j. Williams and w. II. Lit
son, of Butler county, were chosen TO
represent the interests of the associa-
ton.
Arrangements were made for ''Har.
vest Home" picnic, to be held the third
Thursday of September, Oh the White
Water, near Augusta. Committee on
selection and preparation of grounds
consisted of A. w. Arney, 4. II. Pow
ell and q. Cannon. 1t was requested
that the order appear on that occasion
with regalia, banners. emblems, etc.
also with specimens of the products OF
the orchard, farm and garden. Lee
turers of subordinate oranges wero re-
quested to prepare for the occasion.
A. W. Arney was chosen to act as chief
marshal of the day.
The deliberations of the association
were characterized by determined
earnestness and enthusiasm. Delegates
from distance were generously enter.
tanned by the patrons Of Benton town.
ship. who more than filled the promised
measure of welcome and hospitality.
The occasion was cminently pleasant
one. and the corner stone of q profitable
ediiice was laid.
The association adjourned to meet
on the first Friday in November, at
Farmers Point school house. hear the
county line. west of Augusta. W. II.
Litson is secretary of the committee.
His postoffice address is Benton, But
Ter county. Il. n. GROVER,
Secretary.
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nv, an account of which is my main
point in this letter. 1t is located on
the opposite side of the Kansas river,
and owned and operated by r.. d. ia
cobus, pure Jerseyman. The build
ing is three stories, with basement for
the furnaces. The capacity of the
works is three dryers, but at present
they are operating but one. They are
running on green corn, which is the
only article they can get this summer.
Twelve hands are employed during the
day and ten at night, which gives
profitable employment to persons here.
An acre of sweet corn should yield
1000 pounds Of dry, but it is not turn.
ing off so well this year. 1t is claimed
that this article can be retailed one
half cheaper than the canned, and is
far superior; and in freight saving
will be had of five-sixth over canned
fruit. Will not such an establishment
as this help to crack the nut the
grangers are gmawing at: Twill be
millennium to Kansas farmers when We
cease bringing six pounds canned corn
from Portland, Maine, and in lieu have
one pound "Alden prepared" grown
at home. Five hundred bushels of
small fruit can be taken care of daily
at this factory: but, as the small fruit
is not to be had yet, they will run
largely on vegetables next season,
corn, peas, beans, tomatoes, pump
kins. etc, and it will need hundreds Of
acres. and scores of hands.
The cost of the establishment is
about $4,000. So the stcreotypcd cry OF
poverty cannot operate against start
ing these factories. 1t is Just what we
i'm the Southwest need. If any one
wants to be convinced of this let him
90 into any grocery store and read the
labels Oh the canned goods, and then
examine the freight bills. No wonder
money is scarce, and we call the atten-
ton of Wichita, Belle Plain, Wellington
and Oxford to the subject. Mr.. Jacobus
is agent for the machinery in Kansas
and Missouri. and will give all needed
information. DYKES.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28

The Topeka Commonwealth says
Gov. Osborn has received little over
eight thousand dollars from the general
government in payment of the five per
cent. of the proceeds of the sale of pub
lie lands. which by law rcverts to the
state. and has turned the account into
the state treasury. lie is still actively
nj work on similar claims which, when
approved by the departments, as they
inevitably will be when reached, Will
add TO the funds of the state over one
million of dollars
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28

A Boston paper says: 1--WE see it
stated that conyeniehces for building
are great at Fort Scott, Kansas, where,
when man has building, he digs
from the cellar stone enough to build
the house, takes out clay sufficient to
lay the stone, yellow ochre enough to
paint the building, coal to last six
months, and slate pencils enough to
last his family lifetime"
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THE MODOCS TO HANG.

Official announcements from Wash
ington, dated August 23d, say the cap
tives, Capt. Jack, Schonchin, Black
Jim, Boston Charley and One-Eysd
Jim are to be hanged on October Sd,
for the murder of Gen. Candy. When
we ask, is the government going to
hang the murdcrcrs of the Modoc de-
fenccless women and old men, or is
that n horse of another color!
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SheriH'S Sale.

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28

The Northern Kansas district fair
will he held at Atchison commencing
on the sth of September and continu-
ing for six days. II promises to be the
best one held at that place yet. The
state fair will have to do better this
wear than it did last or the Atchi-
sonians will beat then.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28

The wife of Hon. Sidney Clarke, of
Lawrence, died suddenly Oh Tuesday
morning a week. She leaves her hus-
band and three children to mourn her
untimely loss. At the time of her
death Mr.. Clarke was absent from his
home. and when the telegraph Informed
him of his irreparable loss, his grief
can be easier imagined than described.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28

The Wichita EAGLE says Pink Fouss
has recently bought some building Iots
in that city and tegun 10 fix them up"
This, in connection with the fart that
Pink has ..girI" down there. indicates
that he means business.-Paola Spsy Il.
We know nothing about the girl or
what he means, bu. be has perehased
4 nice place.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28

C. 4. leighton. of iIse FIR; National
bank. i at Wichita he j. looking up
the Texas cattle l,asinesz. II The mar
Ike, Is favorable, Gal thinks Of buying
two Or three thousand bead. He drove
to Wichita IN a haggy.-T,aoia Spirit.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28

What is the matter with Perry, OF
the Paola Spiritl The green-eyed
monster, we hope, has not taken hold
of his heretofore friendly bosom, nor
the subsiding of the Simpsons given
him the jim-jams. The Spirit man
should be able to travel either upon
his good looks, muscle or brains.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28

Lot Iy-''Sweepstakes.
Best boar. Of any age or breed, 90 and dipio-
ma.
Best sow. Of any age or breed. Is and diploma
Best lot of pigs, under six months old. Of any
breed, mot less than six) - and diplo-
ma.
In lot No. - the awarding committee is In
strucied to examine with great care. not onl.
the individual animals that are placed IN COM
petition. but the known exceliencies and de-
feet. Of the respective breeds of which the said
animals are representatives.
The size mos, desirable for market, early
maturity. and the power OF any given breed
represented 10 reproduce itself with certainty
and TO transmit its good qualities in . cross,
shall be duly considered by the awarding COM
mittee. In short IL 10 tls o5yeef Of tsis secss.y
to pos.. ous 70 the eeas-si sraer tao bess breed
Aess to -s,ss. az ,eeu a. feed, &. Ksasss.
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Notice.

Z : IlANb tfFfINls
WICHITA. kanss,-, August ~. i-,i.
Complaint having BEEN entered At this vihoe hf
" ail.re y Rod againnt Thomas y. NilcuN Tor
abandoning has Usage hlsng Ne ssis, dated Natoh
.Oih ISIS upon the luts sad 4, AMI ca-' hHti 81
southwest quarter section ~, township - h,,uih.
range west Ia s.dgwtck county, Kansas, Win
a view L. the cancellation Of said Eitnz, tbs ssti
PARTIES arr hereby summoned ID appear ~ this
nee on the si dsy of ptsnhrr ISIS, alto cioek
tn rrs1,,.ud aud furnish testimony CON
cemiag said alleged abandonment
" : JENklN~. Register.
j & EEptIELp, Receiver, so-u
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County Treasurer's Sale Of School
ands

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28

Ia the recent county seat election in
Howard county, Elk Falls received SCI
votes. Boston 722, Peru $50 and Long
fnn AL
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The cattle men rendezvousing at
Cofieyville, talk of removing their base
of operations to Wichita, so we are in
formed by the Lawrence Tribune.
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Attachment Publication.

THE STATE Oh KANSAS, -.
COUNTY or SIr,tWfCk.
Before u \ Mitchell, Justice Of the puEc" OF
Wichits city te1nihiF.
Il Il. f-aEcc 60 rlnlHtih,
VI Emanuel. defendant
said defendant will take notice that snit hss
been CONNIE need against him by said Giainfn 10
recover the sum OF -lgl ga and costs that on The
18th ,isy of August, lsiB an er,ieF nf ItAc hh'sni
was issued against him by said lnstIcc, AMI 'sr~
tain goods tai under said order a. his property.
and that unless h. answers hy the i-th Jay ot sep
ssn,,rr is,S Judgment " "a b. r.uslcred against
him for said sum, cost and a reasonable siiof-
nrVis Zee n q PEARtt co,
By Me, uiiach, his attorney
wichita August -, \ T. i-19 so-n
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Sheriff. Sale.


i,f.tficf cHyf t3.b judicial diaisief, srdIH ~
equHfy. ki4n-as
Hroatst a 60.
! = Martin aHt , J. Waterman
Iis virtue 81 sn order ~ aats izsuFG 1Ri rf ihe
dlsifyt court II ihs ih liidirisi di-frist sifuAG
Ia nnd f,,r sstigss - eu'ihts. kahss- uhsgsIn q
Hr0rket Go is FiaiHtid, sftsi > MsftiH
and r. = Waterman defendant. ! vii IN
wedhr-dgs. The ipih DAY 81 HfptsnitrT. = -
IsIg - 10 a. riaeh ~ af THE se,sft hfliss 1sof
ib tts tpNH - Wichita. aHd erHnfs II sedsHirt
eef foT ssie a public aHetinn. - thr hiehssi bid
der fsf each Ia hand. All she 'siit. tiiir ssh
interest II fho Defendant, > . Martin. in AMI
20 tilr fpiiDWlng described real safate pFgperfy
ts-gtt
Isfs Haushrr f1riY tigy sad forfysfss fi3l 90
Geufrai atshHs. , = Hilton sfiifion g. iiiss
t8sB 81 " ichlts. according l. The recorded TizL
fhrfs,f lea 1r.iaNtrk 'u4snff state - sn-s-
said fes+ ssi'stE proprft5 g. tftifd upau tie
pg4l.rrt, of dsfsn'isat D. Martin, aut Hii
L. s,sid b. satisfy said oF,i.-f II sai.
Sheriff ofire ~ Nifhsta. AuFsIaf sii4 4 n
is5I ions AtAGDFu. Hbsur
sfdgsifl co1afT. hsnsHs
~ WILLIAM SMITH sslor shsrin
at - DiLH plaintiff sft9rsfga is-n
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-28

A severc wind aud rain storm oc-
Cured at Emporia Ga Tuesday iss'.
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Administrators Notice.
STATE or KANSAS. :

STATE OF KANSAS.
SfpGwICK COUNTY.
In M, prel,air court In and for SAID COUNTY
In the matter of the estate OF hiiha haff'f'
deceased. ,fs.
Notice Is hereby given that lsiIcr- OF adiants-
fr..iun have been granted 10 The THier~i sncl ON
thS estate of Eliha Harper, late OF snsd county
deceased. the honorable, the probate otsnts ~
the county al,d stale aforesaid dated the rsh Gay
Of August \ u t,sd, Now, all persons having
claims against tac said estate, arr hereby notthra
thai they must present thc same 10 ts un'i'i
si,-n.I f,r allowance within ans wear frun The
date Of said letters, OF they may bc prcci'isi~i
Ir,,n suv brnrgt ef such estate, aa u such claims
H., not Nhihltri thin three wears alter thr uaie
III sid 3. tiers they -hall h. forever barrel
NIttSi-> h MERRILL,
tfmini-ffuta. al the estate ~ ihhu Harper
WtchtIa. August ia,h, \. y ISIS .o-.1
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Notice l. hsrcbs gtVra thai the partnership
her.fof.re. sNi,tine Between " IA. 1aoks atd
Sasnllvl \ adams, ulsct the ma hiiN" ~ s"uS'
a Ntian,- Wa this ,.ay dissolved b. mutual ceH-
sent All persons indebted 10 teVkc amt NdaH,s
" M please call NJ tie old stand aud seitic tsiV
ure,enfs Mr Adans- " IA coHtinsc IL garry IN
the usrcaHttic business al the oid hlGe Front 10
the USUAL straighiiorw arti manner, ant soictss
continuance of public patronage,
NJ ,Ookt,
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
-EDGMICk COUNTY
Before y u Jswstf, "a Justice ef tbe peace 10
and fbr trhita city township
u A. Mitchell aud VI Aisoad. PLAINTIFF
NJ Emanuel. def, n,iaBi-
The above named Defendant "a ~ take noti'e ihAt
he has been sI.i IN esd court On Che 18TH day Of
August tzss a. receiver The sufa % 40, TOT which
an order OF attachment iasoct from said
court. and Tou.i- taken under u a. hi. pfvFsriy.
and unless he answers bs the 18th dar Of ~epfrns
Der, 1914, judgment will be rendered agalHst him
for -Eid sum with costs
T. \ MITCHELL,
AtHpDb,
III q M,g ,tIIarit their attaru.5
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Notice D. hereby glven that i'stsf,on viii i,r
iis,-e litcd fu The board Of rna sstaneru % -"ig
wicE county. hansns. ~ tnetr meeting 90 thr 1T
tas Of september. t-s3 asking that mad b.
tab ished at The following Ir,inis, hl-wt bfgiu-
ming ~ tiia center IT WAro aud " alngi streets
~ ichiial aui running wsst on Walnut street
urros. tine LATHE ATkanAaH fts.r. thence ~ me
west hank 81 -aid river uufti " tniFfareis aim lice
between ihr northwest snd ssHihNsat gnaftsfa ~
section -. township e Tangv eHsti theme eesi
on line ta ,tsa4t.f sofnff Theme. Nnfih srstinu
line 10 eai YisVr. thence Hp toe Fsrf the most
prHrtirslir rugis until IL st,f-sets with county
road at point eighty Tu'iz frau tilr nHfiitvsst
corner Of section ~ TOW hip z range esst
W : -HUMAN. wM s4ifB, y : NANfEK
and afhcfE tn-H
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