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name of an excellent jurist. His
patriotism, bravery and self-sacrifice
were manifested by his enlisting
in the service of bis country,
and rising with honor and distinction
through the long and tedious years of
the recent unhappy conflict. His for
giving nature and disposition, and his
love for the family Of man was ampli-
fled In his desire to take by the hand
and live in peace with the brave soldiers
of the south. After the proclamation
he was ever an olive-branch of peace.
He was honorable in his ambition, and
neither fame nor gain was acquired un-
manfully. His quiet and retiring de-
meanor told of his honest and sincere
purposes in life, and the regrets Of all
who knew him. AS member of the
hoard of aldermen he was faithful, he
knew but one course to follow, duty, as
q presiding officer he was impartial
prompt and efficient; therefore, be it
Resolved, That as members of the
general council, while we bow in hum
BILE submission to the will Of Providence,
we deeply deplOre that one so gifted and
one so universally loved and respected
as the late honorable Harry S. Lee,
should so early in life be summoned
from the shores of time 10 eternity, and
that we sympathize with the bereaved
wife and fatherless children in this their
heaviest affiiction.
Resolved, That a copy Of this report,
over the signature of his honor the
mayor, and city register, and with the
corporate seal of the city, be forwarded
to the family of the deceased.
II. G. DENT,
Chm Com. Board OF Aldermen.
ALF. q. TUTHER,
Chm Com. Common Council.
THE BIG RED wHARFBoAT.
George w. Cheek presented petition
stating that the big red wharfbOat rem
dered it dangerous for steamers to land
above the boat, which he asked to have
removed. A resolution offered by Coun-
Gilman Barinds to remove the wharfboat
to the foot of Adams street, was adopted.
Adjourned to Friday afternoon at
three O'Clock.
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ssFe feel anu ten cents per each addition al TO-,
in the iront or side. No sprinkler will he ~
tSes. - N-9 PREM
On account OF the great abuse of the sprinlr-
naS privilege n washing vehicles and a-a
:1sSin su1 premises OF persons not
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It Is very common that when man be-
gins to get little old he is looked upon
as cinder. fit to be thrown out of the
back window of a shop. Laughter. !
There is always place in shops to
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STATE OF TENNESSEE 10
County of Shelby. 80
l, MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier Of the Germ an
National Bank OF Memphis, Tenn. do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this llth
day of May 1873.
HUNSDEN CARY, Notary Public
Attest: LOUIS HANAUER,l
A. L. HARRIS, SDirec tors.
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-------f--o------f --~1s. vSSts5a1nI these great
and paramount questions, which affect
the welfare of the country.
AN FOR HARMoNY-PEACE.
/ am not for nanfest or cnnfiict and 90
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NEW BUSINESS.

Alderman Dwyer presented a petition
from Dominic McDOnough, praying re-
munerstion for property TO the amount
of two hundred and two dollars and
twenty-five cents, burned by Sanitary
Sergeant Rogers during the prevalence
Of yellow-fever. The petition was ac-
companied with a certificate from the
aforesaid Sanitary-Sergeant Rogers,
that the property was destroyed as
stated. Referred to the mayor, with
mower to act
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Pattern Hats lOc above Eastern Cost.
HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER -.
LEUBRIEs.
Ribbon Department.
Gros Grains, 125<c.
Gros Grains, l5e
GrOs Grains, 2OF
Cord Edge, &c.
Cord Edge. &c.
Cord Edge, &c.
Cord Edge, &c.
Cord Edge, l0c.
LEUBRIEs.
Flower Department.
We have beyond question the largest, best
selected, and cheapest Flowers south.
LEUBRIE's.
Flowers for Looping Dresses,
Flowers for the BAR,
Bynets for the Neck,
Clusters and Montures.
Bunches Fruit Flowers.
Underwear Department.
OWN MAKE.
Chemises, trimmed and embroidered, Soc, 75e.
Fine Embroidered, soc, 81.
Extra Fine Corded and Ruffied 81
Embroidered and Ruffied, soc.
LEUBRIEs.
Skirts Greatly Redueed.
2O-tuck Skirts, 75c.
S-ruftied Cluster tucked, 81 40.
lO-tuck Embroidered Cambria, S2.
Cluster Tuck and Bias, 81 50.
J0-tucks, Broad Flounces, 81 Is.
LEUBRIES
Kid Gloves. .............sl.
THE ONLY HOUSE HAVING COMPLETE
LINES OF
CHILDREHS UNDERWEAR
AT Low PRICES.
LEUBRIEs.
LEUBRIEs.
"LOu LeubrIe Kid Glove, 81.
Every pair warranted. New pairs given for
all that rip or tear.
ParasOI Department.
Full line Wood and Metal fancy handle sun
six Serge and Navy Blue, Brown and Black,
from SS, s3 so, 81 40, $50,
LEUBRIE's.
Fans, Fans, Fans,
GILT stock Silk Fans, 75c
Marie Antoinette Fans, 75c, CSC, 81 50, 81 20.
Large Fans, 35c, soc.
Ivory Fans, 65c.
LEUBRIE'S.
EmbrOIderIes.
Fine patterns, from SC to &c.
Come and Look at them.
LEUBRIES.
HandkerehIefs.
Ladies' hemmmed,
61<c, SC, l0e, l5c, aOc.
Gents hemmed
l0c, l2c, l5c, 2Oc.
Fine Linen Cambria Hemstitched,
20c, sc, Soc, 45c.
LEUBRIE'S.
COFsets.
Full line and splendid
assortment, cheap.
Whaleboue, SOC.
Embroidered, 81, 81 25, 81 50.
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Sale Of Fine ParIOr & Bedroom Furniture
AT AUCTLO N,
Wednesday Morning, 18th, alto O'Clock,
AT No. rs BEALE STREET,
mvl2 A.E FRANKLAND. Auct'r
BLOUNT SPRINGS I!
The Great Alternative, Tonic and
Aperient.

THE JACKSON HOUSE, AT BLOUNT
i SPRINGS, will be ready to accommodate
the public by the FIRST or June. The rates
OF board will be $50 per month, Sl7 so per weeK
and s. per day. Table board without room),
S55 per month. Children under ten years OF
age and eoloIed servants, half price. White
servants, three-fourths price. A discount of
10 per cent. will be made on all bills from $500
to $500; on all over $50, Is per cent
These Springs are situated on the South and
North Alabama Railroad ISO miles north of
Montgomery. A great many Improvements
have been made, with view 70 health and
comfort, since last season.
Those who patronize the Jackson House
Will get the-worth of their money. Cheaper
board can be obtained at private houses.
THERE IS ROOM FOR ALI We expect
large crowd at this fountain Of health and
pleasure. W. C. MORROW.
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vnen m 1917 war was declared sgainst
Great Britain. The three years strGg-
gle that followed largely increased this
national obligations, and in 1916 they
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The board met at three o'clock yes
terday afternoon, Chairman Robbins
presiding, and present, Aldermen Dwy-
er, Davis, Malatesta, Cicalls, White,
Doyle and Colligan.
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ORDINANCES PASSED.

The hotel-porter ordinance amend
ment requiring license of fifty instead
Of one hundred dollars, passed first read
ing, and under suspension of the rules,
passed second and final reading. The
ordinance in reference to steamboat
agencies. passed its first reading and
under suspension Of the rules, passed a
second and final reading. The ordi-
nance in relation to mask balls, passed
the first reading, and under suspension
of the rules, passed the second and final
reading.
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is that We want more taxes and want
more money and by way OF relief they
will change the basis OF taxation This
L - -
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A large amount Of business from the
other board came up, and the action of
that body was concurred in, except as
follows: The petition of Mrs. Agnes
Toof, asking reduction of assessment on
certain property, was, on motion of
Alderman White, referred to the special
committee on assessments.
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Attention. Knights Temular.

% I'M
A LII members OF Cyrene Comman- o
"a dery No. are hereby requested toNAE
attend in FULL DRESS, at east end of/N\
Court Square, this (WEDNESDA AY) afternoon,
at 80 sharp. Baggage wagons will be in
waiting to receive the equipments Of Sir
Knights going to Jackson, Tenn.
By command j. NJ. PETTIGREW, E. G.
T. j. BARCH Us, Recorder. myI3
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White.
BUSINESS FROM THE OTHER BOARD.

sisting Aldermen DAVIS, Doyle and
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:, fF7CtIt1lty ss3ifcfIea, anu m
professional queati0ns fu1ly and franl<Iy an.
swered. Gallon or address
DIR. l.. 4. COLEMAN
Proprietor Eye and Ear Inf1rmarv.
4071< Main street.
myH Memphis Tenn
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CONTRACTS AWARDED.

Charles Kney was awarded the con-
tract of furnishing the city hospital with
mea IS heretofore, and George Hume
to supply bread to the same department
at four and half cents per pound.
A NEW CARPET.
Chief Athy was authorized 20 purchase
q new CARPET for his Office.
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS

are not nispaken, there Is also brother
living.
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JOINT SESSION.

A message was received from the
common council, asking that the board
of aldermen meet that body in joint
session, to hear read a message from the
mayor.
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LEUBRIE5.

TRIMMED HATS, latest styles. selling az
haif price-from 81 81 mp 70 sl5.
Call and examine.
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The recommendation of the COM
mittee leaving it in the power of the
engineer and chief of the fire depart
meut to have the horses shod where it
was deemed best at cost of not more
than two dollars per set, was adopted.
Petitions Of Mrs. T. B. McEwen and
Mrs. T. Levy for reduction of assess
ments Referred
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LEUBRIE'S.
900 dc 222 MAIN ST.
BARGAINS IN MILLINERY,
Straw, Hair and Fancy Goods,
LADIES' AND CHILDRBNS UNDERWEAR, SHOBS, ETC,
millinery Department.

Pattern Hats lOc above Eastern Cost.
HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER
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WASHINGTON, May I2.-Reply has
baen received from Joseph Brooks, of
Arkansas, declining TO accept the terms
proposed by the President, through the
l,ft6rpev-general. The telegram will be
me subject Of cabinet consultation to-
,isv and il is very probable that the
g,eneraI government, after having ex-
.srf,aJ its best influence for the preserva-
fio, and efficient restoration Of political
harmony at Little Rock, will now decide
dafinit,,jv the case, and that means will
be takeli to have its decision enforced,
against. ,,py opposition.
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fOf "
For NiCclsOn-paVemenG TAX, TO pay i. h.
Brown, by hldnddnUs and ordinance. z
For Nicolson-pavemen tax, to reimburse
those whose property fronted on the
streets paved, and who had paid the
contractor y
For educational purposes 3
FOR SINKING IunQ-...-
For Mississippi river
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Fine Paris Fe-ther Fans, selling at half the
cost IN gold; prices SOC, 75c, and g. worth
81 50 10 81.
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rnE ooMmoN couNCIL.

The common council, pursuant to ad-
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, President
Hewitt in the chair, and a full quorum
present.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-09

A.. ana In accordance, with law, and an order Of
w, me BOARD OF Directors made on the 2sth dav of
January, 1874, so many shares Of each parcel ~
s nnh s'oek as may be necessary will be sold At
No. 240 Montgomery street, Room : on
uraay, tn. 18th day Of April, 1874.
AZ the hour OF two O'Clock p. m. OF such dsy 70
pay delinquent assessments thereon toestta ~
Win costs OF advertising and expenses Of the
on GEO. T. GRIMES, Secretary.
omee-No. $40 Montgomery street. Room /,
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And in accordance with law, and an order of
me Board OF Directors, made on the 9Th dsy OF
February, 1874, SO many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold al
hoom No. 10, New Merchants Exchange. cali,
fornia street, San Francisco California. on
Monday, the 9Th day of April, 1874,
at the hour Of o'clock p. m. Of such day. 10
pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
sale. --s
FRANK D. CLEARY, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. 10, New Merchapts' Fx.
ehrnge, California street. San Francisco Cali
fornia. moo,a
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Ar Il accordance with lsV aud II order q
tie Blz-d q Directors, mad q tt i1lrd
lsv q January. 1874. - IlAu- shErss q each
TlzTts. # such .tJck IS may b Necessary will b
sald :; public auction, ~ the sAlesroCm q
John NI1dlstoa L sou, On Monday. tie
sixth day Of April 1874, al the hour
q 1-s ! O'Clock :. II q said day. 10
uzV sAl1 lsllL-LtLi Ls==s=Z1ELts thereon, t.
.e;Ler viii costs q. advertising and tIp+ls,-s
C.. rtle.
Z ggLL NTH, Secretary pr ten
QEas-Ng. ,la l-llior-ls street, ssI Francisco
California. Maid
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Notice Of Removal Of Land Office,

THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE or Tu,c
i notice, the Land Office of the United States
for this District will be changed from its present
location at Belmont. to Phoebe; and the said
Land Once is this day closed, and will be re.
opened at Phoebe on the S0th day Of April, A. d.
1874, in accordance with instructions received
from the General land Once at Warrington
y. y. J. G. FOSTER, Register.
p, W. WRIGHT. Receiver.
sue' siarch u, 1870. ap2.tf
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SAL francisco, March %, 1s74.-At meeting
Of TIE BARD II Directors Of the above named
company. nod this day. the above sale was
Postponed until Monday, the 18th day of
April, ia at tho same time and place BY
oyltr ut tie bard.
CHAS. Z. ELLIOT, sscretary
Once Room %, Hayward Building, ilg Cal
it-Ll4 street. san Francisco. Cal.
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DAILY RECORD
MINING Law.

L4~. 81 sngr--. Governing al. LSes-
tsss- Holding .nd workisx If
ainIRx ciziEa. [ pss the Pshi8e
UOnaaln-
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kentucky Gold and silver Mining

Company. ---LOcstion Of principal place Of
Of IruciIal IlGce Of business, san Francisco
CallioT1Ia-L-cAt alton Of works, Ely Mining Dis
trlCt, Lincoln County Nevada -SOtice-Ihere
are dellIqueu. upon the following described
stock. On account Of assessment no. : levied
On tie ID day Of January, ls74 the several
amounts sat upposite the names Of the rr-pec-
tive shartL, idcrs. az follows:
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Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco California -Location Of works, Ely
Mining District, Lincoln county Nevads.-No.
tice-There are delinquent upt n the following
pescribed stock, on account OF assessment No. 4,
levied on the 2sth day Of January, 1874, the sew.
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the re.
spective shareholders, as follows:
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DELBQTNI SAILS

Fieehe SILVER Ninins Gems F-nt-
-es-1-zs1 q vrEzs y Z-----4 -
ez-.-y N.7N1x-Nu-5sz --.iz-s At 1a---aa 1s--
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@E.zk-y. 1874 L1- sTza- 49, = = - :
LIE 1E-1ss e - rs=--a-Tz --l-,---=-s- - W.
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CHAP. CCXIv. An Act to amend an Act entitled
An Act to promote the Development Of the
Mining Resources United States.
Be it enacted byt and House Of Rep.
resentatives Of the United States Of America In
Congress assembled, that the provisions of the
fifth section of the Act entitled IAN Act to pro-
mote the development of the mining resources
Of the United Stated" passed May tenth, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy-two, which requires
expenditures OF labor and improvements on
claims located prior to the passage Of said Act,
are hereby So amended that the time for the first
annual expenditure on claims located prior to
the passage Of said Act shall be extended to the
tenth Of June, eighteen h inbred and seventy
four. Approved March /, 1873.
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800 REWARD.

STRAYED FROM THE PREMISES
" OF the undersigned, about January
10Th, bright bay horse. branded p on M
LETT shoulder, and heart on the left ~. Ns
MP. The above reward will be paid for his de.
on the road.
". L. PRITCHARD.
~ - y. hofIMAN, AGent m6-lm
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THE DAILY ALTA CALIFORNIA,

"HE OLDEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER
Il on the Pacihc Coast Published at San
Francisco, California
Subscriptions received by
o. WTEDERHOLD.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-08

Go EAST BY WAY OF ST. LoUIs.-lu these
days OF competition the wise traveller selects
his route before leaving home. In almost ev-
cry instance be desires TO reach his destina-
ton as speedily as possible, and for the &C
cornpdshment OF that purpose the Missouri
Pacific through line from the west TO the east;
via Kansas City and st. Louis, offers induce
ments unsurpassed by any ether line in the
country. Everything connected with the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad Is FIRE, class, and the
adoption Of the Miller platform and wes;ing-
house air brake. together with its Pullman
sleepers. and reclining chair coaches. render /,
trip over the line perfectly safe and pleasant
Passengers from all Kansas City, Leayenworth,
Atchison and other prominent cities. are land
ed in 81. Leus at seasonahle hours morning
and evening. and in ample time 10 make direct
connection With al railroads for every point
in the north. east and south. Particular in
formation with maps, time tables, etc, may be
bad at the various Through ticket Offices in
the west, or upon personal or written appliea-
fion to G. II. Baxter, western passenger agent,
Kansas City, Mo-, or L. A. Ford. general pas
seuger agent, ST. Louis. No. &Sif
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-08
TIE PUBLIC ENDORSE 1.-THE en-,

THE PUBLIC ENDORSE 1.-THE efforts Of
the managers OF the st. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern short line, to meet the requirements
of the travelling public, has resulted in large
increase in through passenger business, which
has kept up admirably, notwithstanding the
duh times. mainly attributable TO the extensive
improvements made in the lasttwo years. cost
ing over two millions dollars besides earnings.
The company is now running five of those mag
niticent day coaches. fitted with Bucks reciin-
ing aud adjustable chairs. and dressing rooms
with every desirable toilet convenience, with
out any extra charge. Ten more Of these SUI
perh coaches, to supplant ordinary cars, are in
process of construction. each Of which will
bc finer than the preceding ones. Great at
tention Is given TO safety. the coaches being
supplied with Blacks;one's platforms and coup
lers. to prevent telescoping and oscillation.
Watchmen patrol the line day and night, be-
fore and after the r1ssagc of each train, to see
that everything is "a good order. This system
of watcbmen gives this road extraordinary ex-
cmption from accidents, and especially that the
impaired iron has been replaced thi. season by
the best quality Of new steel and iron rails,
laid on broad, new ties. This road continues
20 run six fast express trains, two more than
any other road between the Missouri and Mis-
sissippi rivers. Any ticket sgent selling
through tickets 10 the east. north or south,
sells tickets over this excellent road. For map.
circulars, and time tables. address either Ly-
man McCarty. Kansas City. Mo-, or r. B.
Great. 50. Louis. No. <O-tf
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Let the People Turn Out.

Public meetings will be held at the following
times and places in Sedgwck county, Kansas, i,
the interest of the nominees and the principles Of
the Republican party:
Wichita, Saturday cve, October 10, 1874
Ell Paso Monday - IL
Grant tHoss school house, Tuesday eve, 10.
Ohio, "Wednesday eve, Il.
Minnesota (Isoss school house, Thursday eve. l,
kechi tDewing 80 Friday eve. ls.
Gypsum stafford :" Saturday eve, IL.
Attica (Jamesburg) Monday eve, 10.
Payne CNendenhaIl school house, Tuesday eve N
Union Union +" Wednesday eve, q
Greeley, Thursday eve, p.
Lincoln pheasant Ridge SCHOOL, Friday eve, %.
Minneha tsmiih school house, Saturday eve, "a
Eagle Monday eve, %.
Park Carpenter school house, Tuesday eve, q.
Salem Thursday eve, %.
Illinois Friday eve, 30.
The following speakers will address the people
at the above times and places:
Hon. +. B Allen, W. c. Little, Esq, II. e.
Sluss, Esq. Hon. 5. NJ. Adams, W. {. White,
Esq, j. NJ. Balderston. ESD, W. X. Kirk
patrick, Esq =, G. W. Reeves. Esq, J. l.. Zim-
norman. Esq Hon. f. T. Thompson, Hon. NJ.
NJ. Murdoch, ). L. Dyer, Esq, ii. c. st. Clair,
John Kelly, Esq, W. T. Stanley, Col. j. T..
Hudson and other prominent speakers.
j. NJ. STEELE, Chairman
Republican Go. Central Com
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-08

We heartily believe IN the doctrine OF hon
oring those to whom honor is due Last year
our city government was run very successful.
ly in nearly every particular and We took
pleasure In recording the fact. Now that the
excitement, strife, and sectional and personal
feelings incident to live trade, rapid growth
and close competition, is quieting down rs the
summers cattle trade is being closed out, we
have time to look cooly at our municipal af-
fairs. We have not had time to look over the
books, but we know we have gone through
another summer under heavy expenses-both
contingent and contracted-and the people
have not been taxed one cent directly for i'm
proyements the maintaining of the police or
paving OF officers. No tax has been levied
for the year and the Mayor inform, us that
the city can go through without it, The po-
lice force was reduced one-ha If on the first OF
this month and will be reduced probably a
bali more at the end of the month. Consid-
cradle work has been done upon the streets
and sidewalks. The city has been squarcly
seifsupporting and with single exception,
but one outrage has happened during the
summer. For this good showing we most SIN
ccrey congratulate the Mayor, James G..
Hope, the city council. police judge, and the
marshal. his assistant and the police officers
under them. May our affairs be as well con-
Quoted another summer.
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DIED.

September 18th. six miles north OF Wichita
Mr.. William Ramsey. aged tiity-six years.
Mr.. Ramsey was a kind Christian gentleman
He leaves wife and five children 10 mourn
his loss. The two youngest OF these Il sor
and daughter Were living at home. The 9th
ers are married.
September 30tn, near Wichita, Mrs. Netti,
Mar;inson IN the thirty->ix year Of her age.
She leaves disconsolate husband and foul
small children 10 mourn her loss. The two
Youngest of these children are twin girls. 1.
there not some benevolent lady who would be
and home
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-08

From talks with our farmers we are con-
WINGED, so large has been the area of wheat
sown this fall, that should every foot of cult
vatcd ground left. DC put into corn next year,
followed by an abundant crop, the supply can
hardly meet the demand The consequence
will be. however good the season, corn will
command a good price.