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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-02
Correspondence of the EAGLE
The Bridge.

kELLY's RANCH, Oct. lst, 1873.
EDITOR EAGLE: see from your last
issue that you invite ''frcc, honorable
and dispassionate" discussion Of the
bridge question through the columns
of your paper. Allow me TO thank
you, friend Murdoch, for this just and
generous offer, for ! am one who be-
lievc this to be the only true way of
arriving at the whole truth in any case.
Discuss every point i'll free and dis
passionate manner" then let the ci,i-
zens of our county, who are the jury
before whom the case is to be tried,
decide the case.
The cost of the bridge at your city
is estimated at $4,000. II is also said
that the investment pays from sixty to
one hundred per cent. Who pays this
enormous interest: Does the city pay
it? No. Does the east part of the coun-
ty pay it? Not dollar. Wen, then
this enormous tax is put upon the poor
farmer living west of the river. Do
you in the city, who buy farm products,
pay us more than you pay those living
east Of the river for what we produce:
If so. never heard of it. DO you
charge us less for groceries, lumber.
hardware, etc. have never heard of
it, Then tell me can YOU, as a city or
county, be just while this is SO? on
know that our farmers, who are all
poor, cannot get to and from your city
without paying from fifty cents to one
dollar privilege to get to trade with
you, while the east, north and south
pay no such tax. Then why this I'M
just discrimination Did the county
or city ever build Il dozen bridges,
more or less, east of town? Ii so, why
not do the same Tor the west Were
The bridges built cast because the
streams were larger or more danger
Gus, or was it on account of some par
ticular persons living there who had
influence, and whose influence Was al
ready, or would be at some future time,
OF importance This, gentlemen is n
dangerous position for you in the city
and east part of the county to occupy;
for, let me tell you, the time is not lar
distant when you will be glad to rec
ognize west of the river as part and
parcel of Sedewick county, and treat
it as such. We pay for the bridge
every year. yet you of the city own 1t.
How longis this to continue lflongcr
than few months, | verify believe the
farmers of the west part of the county
will organize and establish stores,
groceries, lumber yards, etc, at some
point west of the river, and all pledge
themselves to give their undivided sup
port to the same How can this be
avoided? Very easily. Let the county,
city and taxpayers agree upon price
and terms then let us all pay for the
bridge once aud be done with it, and
not allow . portion of the county to be
paving for il every year. yet never own
it. Then, and not until then, will the
west feel shat she is truly recognized
as belonging to Sedgwick county; and
then: and not until then, will Wichita
and the cast part of the county be able
to say, 1--WE have done our duty"
Your obcdiant servant,
John KELLY.
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THE THIRDDAY.
A Grand Success---Thousands Of
People Present.
L. W. REEVES, sec'y.

The fair yesterday was an entire sue.
cess, as to exhibits aid numbers in at.
tendance. The day was delightful and
people poured from the country and
city. The awarding committe cleared
up nearly their entire work.
The baby show in the afternoon drew
an immense crowd. Nineteen young
Americans were entered.
Louis Menefec took the first purse OF
Sl5 in specie; Jos. NJ. Allen, the second
of Sl0,and Mary j. Morris the third of
So. 1t was a splendid array OF fine
babies.
The speech of Hon. Il. Dwight
Thacher was nothing short of bril-
liant effort. He dealt with the great
questions of the neutrality-suspicious.
monopoly powers and their various is
sues. II was estimated that two thou
sand people listened to the speech. 4
hearty vote of thanks was rendered him
by vote. We shall lay before our read
crs his able speech next week.
The contcs: among the lady equcstri-
ans for the $50 saddle, given by Mr..
Powell, was an exciting one, and was
won by Miss Mary x Sloper, of Rock
ford township, who rode without a
saddle, but all the riding was very
fine.
Several races came off in the even
ing. In the pacing race of three best
in five, Prince Albert won the three
first heats. in our judgement, but was
ruled out of two of them.
To-day there viii be several fine
races showing Of stock and so forth.
We will give full reports of the awards,
etc, next week, having already held
back our paper one day.
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What They Expect.

CLEARWATER, Sept. %, 1873.
EDITOR EAGLE: 1t is very amusing
to read some of the letters which come
from persons living in more eastern
states to their acquaintance who have
settled in Kansas. The following ex-
tract from letter from slight ac-
quaintance of mine, who owns good
farm in Illinois. will serve to show
what some people expect when they
come 10 Kansas: "As | intend moving
to Kansas. wish to know from YOU if
there is any vacant quarters in your
section of country, close 10 town,
with. say, forty acres Of timber, good
good living water and vein of coal
on it. Ifyou know of any such please
let me know" sat down and wrote
him thus:
Mr.. 4,
DEAR SIR: Your favor Of the 10Th is
just received. | am glad you have
made up your mind to come TO Kansas.
the paradise of the west Nv advice TO
YOU is to sell everything yon have got.
if YOU have TO do so al q sacrifice. You
will get everything You want here for
for almost nothing. | have notified
the president of the society for the pro-
motion of emigration TO Southwestern
Kansas of yur intentions. and he viii
have no trouble in finding 8 location
for you just such as you want, for they
are plentiful.
In the mean time if should have any
delay in disposing of your property.
write 10 him what kind OF house and
what other improvements YOU want
upon your place. so that things may be
in some shape by the time you get here
When YOU get to Wichita tie most Of
YOUR difficulties viii be over Icu
will tind everything in abundance that
heart can desire. Yours trulv. g..
After writing the above. and think
ing il was perhaps not strictly true.
and that we have had enough Of such
men in Kansas already, wrote him
thus: You make applications to the
proper authorities in your township,
aud procure the necessary documents.
and present them 10 the warden Of the
lunatic ASYLUM st Jacksonville, and |
haue no doubt but he will find you eG-
cant quarters Yours truly, G..
The trouble with tso many coming
10 this country is they expect too much,
md the result is they get discouraged
md leave, because they don't find
things '-all as their fancy painted them"
All we have TO offer i fine climate. I
, rich and productive soil that will /
produce almos: anything that one
but il takes work TO do it.
GRANGER.
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An Important Meeting.

WICHITA, Kansas. Aug. 20. 1873.
The board OF the Alliance, Mutual
Life association society of the United
States met for organization. On mo-
ton. sol. II. Kohn was chosen presi-
dent, pro. TEN. and Il. l.. West, secre-
tary. The board then proceeded to
elect their officers, as follows:
Jas. II. Todd. president.
Sol. Ii. Kohn. vice president
Jas. NJ. Steele, secretary.
! l.. l.. West, Asst. secretary.
Dir. &. f. McAdams, medical direc-
tor.
NJ. 5. Adams. attorney.
W. >. jenkins, Sol. II. kohn. ID. 4.
Mitchell, X. l.. West. W. ID. Russell.
were elected executive committee.
Wichita savings bank was designated
"a the depository of the company. NJ.
:. Adams then read to the board pre-
ambles and resolutions. which. on mo-
ton, was adopted. and the secretary
instructed to have them published in
the city papers. Meeting adjourned
TO meet at the call Of the president.
la view of the present prospects and
brilliant future of Wichita, which i
now and j. likely ever TO be ma impor-
tant city of the great and rapidly de-
yelop;nc state OF Kansas. and
Whereas, l, being the geographical
center of the fertile valley of the Ar
kansas, which is rapidly developing
into well cultivated farming section
of the state more productive than any
other portion of the state, and
Whereas. The Alliance, Mutual Life
assurance society OF the United States.
having organix q financial depart
ment or the Home Office in this city.
for the purpose OF iOaning its funds to
its policy holders, at low rate Of in
terest, and
Whereas, Such department must
be a listing and substantial benefit 10
the country by the introduction Of
large sums Of money in our midst.
therefore
Resolved, That ia yiew q the emf
nent ability of the officers ard beard
of directors OF the home company. the
responsibility OF said company aud the
unusual advantages offered by said
company to policy holders, we recon-
mend the Alliance Mutual Life asst
rance society Of the UHited States to
all persons in Southern Kansas who
desire Insurance in safe and reliable
life insurance COMPANY
J. II. Todd.Sol H. kohn,A \. Hyde.
ID. A Mitchell. W. l.. jenkins. {. l..
McAdarns, VIM. GritIenstein, l.. l..
West,J {. Morse, j. r. MeMillen, Ms.
Adams. T. L. WEST. Sec.
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GRANGE DEPARTMENT.
PATRONS IN sEpGwIcK COUNTY


J. C,Nr. Master.
I c Csa~renD. sec'y.. se'isWicS CITY
''Se'aaesaA Grange Z Ne;5as.caa T e, ..
J.F sruxzss, sec y Gear Mater.
W Il isNlGH1.AN, Naslef.
L. 2 BzsTsAxD, sec'g-, Wichita.
prairie GEM orange. WACO Township
l. OH, AlS-Sr
FasSK MCKAY, SEC wiohits.
valley tiraa-s, ''-Kschi Townshir
l. = TsioNrroS, Master.
'oarN WArD. Sec'y wichita.
s't.em t,s.sasr, s'--glr. Township.
Nv CiIAss. Master.
Il. c. gaxLow. sec'y., Park eiiy.
Park Grange, Park Township
1unN l.. ZIN.ERNsS, Master
c ;. zIs4SrzNAS, sec y, >cGsNicS
''DSlana Grange. ''--islauo Township,
JenS BoSD, Master
G L RmSrArEicx, sec'y..
Waco Grange, ''--H aison Township.
d o w,llSos. sec'y.
.'ziaa Strange, -
-LrsrkE. See'y., .SedsSick.
~ aica Grange, - Uaioa TOWNSHIP
o.. F TAYsr, -ssc's l.i.Fidse,
''.ieass.a, lew grange, Union ts~9,h,p
J. J. BncAlR, scc'y,, pelaao.
Clarion e'rangc-''
$, =, BowrEs, Sec.-,-a=ri0n-
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OUR DAILY.

The special reason for issuing this
little sheet is that we may give daily
morning report of the doings of our
county fair. That is one object. 4
little matter Of enterprise and pride is
another. That our people may know
something of the style and character OF
the =; rmancnt morning journal that
will be issued some time in the future
from this establishment. IS the last rea-
son we shall assign.
We Shall not bore our patrons or the
merchants of the city for advertise
nen,s-it IS 10 advertising dodge. 1t
will have circulation offour hundred
Ike first day and five hundred each day
thereafter during the fair, and those of
our regular advertisers who may de-
sire, can have their little compliments
rie5 and puts inserted gratui,ously by
notifying u. OF course the little ven
lure Will cost Us ten or fifteen dollars
a day ia excess Of all that we can get
on: Of il, but the broad wings Of the
weekly can submit in view Of the graf
ification and convenience the daily viii
afford Our friends and Others attend
ing the fair.
We have erected small Office upon
the grounds, u adjoining the floral hall for
convenience in obtaining reports of
awards, etc. The % latch string of
our " headquarters" orr sLanty," win
be out, and we cordially invite all to
come and see us.
The Two RIVERS DAILY EAGLE
will contain the premium list, rules
and regulations, the committee of
awards and the programme for each
day. and will be sold by carrier at five
cents copy. Copies of both daily and
weekly can be had at the EAGLE head
quarters, Oh the grounds, or at this
Office.
" Here's your MORNING EAGLEw
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IOF the EAGLE
Bridges.

was very much pleased to reaG il,
your paper a step taken in regard To
Tree bridges in this county. should
wish to say little in regard to TIA
matter Those three bridges mentit s.
Cd are necessary and should be f.
but as two Of them are already built
there should be some way of getting at
their real value 30 that the county will
not pay only the real value Of them at
the time of purchase. Ii should not
be left to the county commissioners
alone TO do "a they zee proper. They
should appoint some farmers, disintel
estcd in bridge stoCs,, to appraise t, -
bridges and ascertain the price Of new
ones OF the same class, and report to
the commissioner. say. appoint four
at or near 81 Paso, two in the west side
and two on the east. and four at or
near Wicbita.two on the west side and
two on the east and have il done with
out delay. and lar it before the voters
of this county through your paper.
The county should own the bridge.
and think the farmers would BE- will
ing to vote bonds il carefully paid ont
for that purpose and issue no more
than i actually necessary Tor that plIr-
pose. 4 for the river being fordable
there are not many that ford with
load, so il costs a farmer fifty cents to
cross with load when the river =
iordable Gnd then ford oae way with
empty wagon. and if he should want
TO gel load Of coal. or lETabef.Cr anF-
thing else. il would cost him ore -
lar. a. al times % the year J. re
bridge company vas 10 issue tickets.
say five for one dollar. and each ticket
pass both ways. that would have diff
ferent affect on the bond question. ard
! do not believe il.-i there j. auvon
who has a team would ford ~ SIS.
either empty or loaded. ! shOuld I.se
10 hear. through your paper, from
some other taxpayers Of the county ca
this question.
T.yFs l. Hurs-rxr
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Ouly a few week intervene between
now and the election. and, as To the
yigilan; belongs tie victory. 50 Iiues j.
behoove aIl good TpGh.ieaH@ 70 b. ogi
the alert. and - that no advantage j.
taken Of the apathy which long con
tinucd success hA- brought upon siseia-
True. this j. the '-oG year" neveEfs.c-
less. il j. important that the lines be
ke'5t unbTokau that 10 surprises gssay
occur. Then LEI the work begin at
oEce-ihe work 81 organizing success.
and tie esd wUl be 8. usRai-sucee.s
a-ain.--Laarreace IrsJsae.
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Sheep.

We have but one pen of sheep to re-
port up till noon yesterday. The pen
consists OF three fine wooded Cots wolds,
a ram and two ews. They are beau
ties and are owned by W. II. Ransom,
of this county. Everybody stops and
admires these beautiful animals with
their long silk fleece.
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The display of poultry is somewhat
limited. Mr.. Benz. Bear shows coop
of some thirty-cight Bramass, in full
feather and fine condition. a coop of
white bantams were pretty, but we
did not learn the owners name. Mr..
VIM. Ross has coop Of turkeys, COM
mon breed, but very large and choice.
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Geo. Hosics has received TIC eos-
trsc. Tor building tie public seho0i
house. Ct ibc sam Of s-5.a3g.,s. has Ue-
ing The losest BID offered III. honse
i 10 be built 81 STONE. 1857 feet. ~ o
stories high fAI-aEd aud furnished 10
iae hates; a4d II = approved style
Whea completed i will be. b. far. sAc
best b8iidiug anyv here ia tie ScalA-
west Cx3ord Latorpgise
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THE RACES.

The races yesterday afternoon were
somewhat exciting. very interesting
and closely contested. At four the
Judges took the stand and five horses
appeared for trial in the green pony
race. Roam SAM" of Usage Mission.
and "Archic," from Emporia, were
ruled out rs trained horses. Timber
Jim. by DIR. Owens, Wichita, Frank
by w. II. Reed, Iowa. and Creep
err, by Mrs. Lindsay. Wichita. came
to the scratch. Race, best two out OF
three. Won by Frank in two straight
heats. Time, first heat. 3:l9; second
heat. 3:l2.
To-day there will be pacing race
with trained horses ut $50 and trot-
ting race at 4:30.
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Somebody has attempted TO beat up
on us by setting up III our editorial
chair a monster root weighing p l-2
pounds which . cards stateswas rails
ed by J. NJ. Smith. and that it is a
white beet" We guess it's beat,
but no such beet ever beat lis.
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Administrators Notice.
STATE Oh KANSAS. I .

SIAII OF MANASSAS.
SIpGNICk COUNTY.
In the probate court, IN ami for said voUuiy:
Iii the matter OF the estate of Frank AilEe.,
deceased
trutioB have been granted 10 the unt!cr-iE ucd On
the cs;ate OF Prank MnzCs. late ct said county
tile county and state aforesaid dated the Ind day
of September, \ ID l>s5 Now, all persons having
claims against the said estate, hereby notified
that they must present the sainr ;o the under
signed Tot allowance within one year from the
date of said letters, they may be pTcCiudcd
from any benefit nf such c-iatc, aisi 81 such claims
OF said letters, they shall be forever barred
M " LEVY,
Administrator of tbs estate Of Frank Magee
decreased
Wichita September sznd. 4 II iss3 sstl-
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[suhstita:e for house joint e1l4tiaH - D.. pro-
sisips for al amendment 20 TIE Constitution
BE- tre,5Ised By The legislature = f.s sfrfs n Ea-
scs ff5-flifds II 81 re t.-a3c.4 sie,ftf 10 egeA
h5asc ceHcliftHg hGsia:
sKcrioS / Thai cct.ob two. article tva. 81 the
cDnsftuiioH of ,hc stale 81 kaEas4 be amended 20
a. 10 read Is follows: The member ~ rrprcscfi,-
lives and senators shall De regulated by law, but
shall never exceed ouc hundred aHi twenty five
representative aud forty ssunf0rH Prom Hnd
uiler th" ainrti0n ~ ibe amendment %" house #
representative shall admit que member from
each county Ia which al least Two hundred and
FMS legal votes were cast Hf tbs next preceding
general election. aud .arh organized county in
which lees than two handrci Legal votes we're east
NJ thr next preceding grurrd election shall b., ar
tached IL and Constitute part of the rrtrr+e nta-
ufc district OF the county lying next adceu, % u
the east
sue THIS amendment shall be- submitted e.
electors OF this tate for adoption rejection al
the next general election.
SEC 3 The bEilptz used 20 said election shall
De written or printed a. follows For amend-
Ucnt 10 sTcti0n two, article two, ~ IA" caasti'n-
tiaai'' or, 'hgtiat ainendIhrHi % -'ctioo two.
article ty0, ct the constitution
-rr fitts act shall take circt aHi hr iH frre
from a'.d after ~ publication n th" haasas ysst-
" COmmShwfdHh
i hereby certify that ihe aboyc POINT resolution
orig mated IN tar has.e 81 rrfr-rutsf zee srta-
~ g, 1913, and passed IasF bnff February -
therefor JOSIAH kEGtoGfs
Sp'aicr Fl M hosff y rff,eseafastrs.
A4EN EAsRs.
end cicfR NJ The house 81 gfarrrs5tofirrs
10 hereby ceF;ta filf The ah"te jpin. fsslip-
ton ilas-.si iife sraair March t-gs iH1-tiri- -
all the members eject soiinF tii.rrflf
= : sfDNER
Gao q tEOwTugB, pffsiargif n re- sraaff
Secretary Of fte sreaff
Approved March 9. rs
TIf98AS OSBORN,
ISrfrnar
hereby ceTiifg ttsf shc fpFs going BE- Is trIir afa
correct copy u tiie original enrolled l5lsi frtii-
ton now on Els IN ms odrr, spd ihai "a. ssnis
was Published ia the Eaasas Hsskiy felsasa1-
treaih April 10. is7s
In estiIapnf whereof base hercanta
fsEAII subscribed ms naFfr sff.i zff8 1s.i iiit
rfsni -.'al ~ sfats Dom a Ial,'ka
iiis Jlsf IaT 0f fuig, : - fsd
~ u sM8iLWODp.
i&-tg SsfFsfaFg Of sffff
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\ big thing Is on the taps for >atGr-
day afternoon: a regular tournament,
gotten up in regular southern chivalric
style The prize is to be The finest sad
die that can be gotten up Some fifty
or sixty men. Texas men. have prom
ised TO participate Lots oSfun and
big crowd, of course.
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The Cattle Trade.

The money panic has for the time be-
ing completely FRUSTRATED the cattle
trade in Chicago and ST. Louis, and
dealers will do well not to ship until a
better feeling prevails.
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For the Eagle.
More Bridge.

WACO, Kansas, sept. u. 1873.
EDITOR EAGLE:-i notice in this
weeks EAGLE that certain papers will
be presented 10 the board of county
commissioners. at their next meeting.
requesting that the bonds OF Sed9wick
county to the amount Of S3S, 900 be is
sued, $500 of which is 10 purchase
the Wichita bridge and $4,000 10 pur-
chase the FL Pa.o bridge. Would il
not be policy for the county TO PAY
that amount for The Wichita bridge
Are We going to pay the Wichita
bridge company twenty-five thousand
dollars for theIr bridge when TIC
county can build one just as good for
$1,000? When the Wichita bridge
was put up, lumber was higher than
now. transportation was higher, Ia
Dor of mechanics was higher than now.
The county is not going to pay that
company more money for this bridge
than they can get up a new one tor.
Our county board will use economy
and judgement in this matter. n free
bridge ut the great city OF the plains
would be u good thing, but small taxes
would be better on the farmers OF
Sedgwick county. The duty of our
county board is TO see that the tolls on
the W ichita bridge is cut down to mod
crate rate. and the company ought 10
sell yearly tickets TO the farmers of the
county at low rates and not charge u
fifty cents for every time we cross with
over five hundred pounds in our wag-
on. For instance. say We haul TWEEN
ty-iiye bushels OF corn to Wichita and
get twenty cents per bushel. 1t costs
MS nearly four bushels to get over the
bridge and back. Our county COM
missioners should see to this thin II
once. We are of the opinion that the
less taxes that we have the better il
will be for our Young county.
S!IAS.
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Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS.
SEpd.MICh Ini-NIN. =

STATE OF KANSAS,
SRDGWICh COUNTY.
{. l.. Me Adams, plaIatia.
EnIna Sloan, defendant
Before % a. Mitchell, justice q. TIA ptsscc oi
Wichita city township.
The above named defendant VIII ,lkv hotties
that She has been sued before sa Justice, On ths
:Fh day of october. ie.J, to recover the sun, OF
SlS-je and Tor which property belonging 10 de-
PENDANT has hcei. attached aud ualoss she answer
by the 3lst day al October, ls.3 judgement viii
be rendered against her. and sad property SIP
piled to satisfy said Judgement.
Z. T.. MCNpANs.
- by J McCuiloch. his attorney
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70 Farmers and crancers.

sn buying 81 kinds 90 marketable connir,
produce Tor which am pay ing the highest mar kct
price, ia cash or trade Vegetables. IA meet Ntlh
READY sale aud net; the producer hand ufs PTohi
should be of the bszs quality. all ANAL nierior
stock cHiled cut and lstt ai honas Batter al this
OF the year, sh, Uld be IN small tu!ls or
prints.
\ fresh and complete stock OF groeerics and
provisions always Oh hand st bottom lsuftE
\ - NiiEELEE.
25-4 - Commercial BLOCK, Douglas Avenue
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Stray Nc,ica.

Taken up twenty -fiv. miles west ct Wichita. on
the Big SInnesc1h hy the undersigned, Two
horse, each aeoal I've YEAR old. oue black aba
one bay. The owner can have them by proving
property and paying charge
s. SMITH
WICHITA, Sept 80, is53 2B-it
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Notice..

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WICHITA. KANSAS. SePtrlnbe. >, is.5.
Complaint having been entered a. this oice b.
Bic Nta; Harris against Allen n p-Nier iVg aban-
,oRing his Prescription nliug Ne. se4, dated Nov
nth, iss2. npou the Southeast Quarter section -,
Township -. Aaase 1. west, ia SS-iEMlcA county,
Kansas WITH view To the cancellation OF said
entry the said partir, are herce! summoned 10
appear this Oiiicc ON the 18th uay vt october.
le.S, at 9 o clock a IN, To- respond ami furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment at.
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