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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-04-04
For the Eagle.
From the NInnescah,


EDITOR EAGLE The Minnesota
Valley is again unfolding her emerald
mantle, and the whole country seems
one vast checker-board of green fields
and prairie. This is the eighth spring
have had the pleasure Of seeing open
out in this Valley, and each one seems
more humid, more balmy, and more
sslubrious than its predecessor and
the great amount of improvements
that are constantly going on, the num-
Der of fine farm houses and barns that
are springing into existence as if by
magic, the groves, the orchards, and
the hedges that have been, and are be-
ing planted, are adding so much to
the general appearance of the land
scape, that il is hard to make those
who have not witnessed the develope
ment Of the country believe that only
q few years ago it was a smooth, roll
ing, uninhabited plain, with only the
timber along the water courses TO
break the monotonous sameness of ap-
pearance. To begin TO enumerate the
new settlers that are coming, the fine
horses and cattle that are being
brought, and the substantial improve
ments made, would occupy too much
ofyour valuable space. 1t is simply
wonderful, and one has to stop short
of the whole truth or be accused OF
exaggeration. But the longer ! dwell
in this land the more | am convinced
that it is destined to become second
10 none in the United States. We
have settlers from every State, from
Maine to California, from the Lakes
to the Gulf, and the general verdict is &,
that for diversified hus5andry and eli
mate, Southern Kansas carries away
the palm. ! know of several instances
wherein men who were well-to do
back in the older states, had good homes
and everything that man could reason
ably desire, who have come here on a
"tour of inspection" as they call it, or
perhaps 10 visit some relative, aud after
sojourning a short season, have gone
home with severe "hankering" after
this country, and we hear no more OF
them until some fine day they come
driving along, "weil, here we are, bag
and baggage we couldn't resist the
temptation this is too fine a country,
and we thought we wanted some of
it," | would conclude by warning
those of your readers in the older
States who have good homes and don't
want TO leave them, not TO come fool
ing here on any tour of inspection"
This is the abiding place of contag-
uous disease it is more infectious in
Southwestern Kansas than any other
part of the State. 1t gursles from the
springs, it ripples in the brooks, il
arises from The flowing streams, il
turks in the groves, it is borne on The
air in the song of the mocking bird, it
pervades the entire atmosphere IN the
shade and IN the sunshine. Some call
it "kansas fever" and once contrac-
ted, it will stick to one the longest day
they live.
WIN. Ross.
Riverside Farm, March 90.
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Gut This Out

aud send it to your friends in the east advis-
ing them. when they visit Colorado, New
Mexico, Arizona, or the San Juan mines. to
take the Atehison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
road, the new southern route through Kan
sas, via the Arkansas Valley TO Pueblo max
ing direct connection with the Denver Il Rio
Grande Railway for Colorado Springs, Den
yer, and all points in Northern Colorado,
Canon City, Garland, Del Norte, Lake City,
Ell Moro, Las Vegas and Santa Fe. Trains
leave Kansas City every day in the year, with
Pullman Sleeping Cars, and passenger trains
equipped with all the modern impreveme nts.
For maps. circulars and detailed Information
ask them to send to
T. j ANDERSON,
General Passenger Agent, Topeka, Kansas.
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ShsriFs Sale.

District Court, 18Th judicial District, Sedg
wick county, Kansas.
John Z Saunders and1
William H smith, exc
cutors OF the last Will 4
testament of Daniel
Saunders, deceased.
d E. Standiford and
" G. StandIfOrd.
Bv virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
District court of the 18th ju iciai district, sit
IN John K. saunders and William IL. Smith. exec
cutOrs of the last Will and testament of Daniel
Saunders, deceased, are plaintiffs and ID.
Standilord and W. {. StandifOrd, defendants,
4 Will, on
Saturday The 27th day Of April, ISIS.
between the hours of2 and O'Clock. m, Mt the
courthouse door being at the front of the building
known As Eagle Block, on Douglas Avenue, III
the city OF Wichita, kans offer for sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder tor cash in hand
ali the right It'll and interest OF the Defendants
d. f. SLndiford and " c. Standif0rd In and To
the following described real property situated in
the county of Sedgwick, state of Kansas, to wit:
The undivided half of the east half of section
No fifteen N5), township No. twenty-nine 29J :,
south of range three 90 west, and the undivided
half OF the northeast quarter Of section No TWEEN
south of range three go, west.
sad real property Is levied upon as the prop
crty of defendants, ID. E. Standiiord and ". c.
Standiford, and will be sold TO satisfy said order
OF sale
sheriff 5 office, Wichita, sedgwick county.
H. W. DUNNING,
Sheriff Sedgwiek County, Kansas.
Adams, English & Hill, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Legal Notice.

Wesley Q. Morris, Plaintiff
against
@. T. johnson, Margaret
johnson, Nqthanisl Ii, Heath :
and Marvellous &. Heath,
Defendants
To G, T. johnson and Margaret johnson of the
state Of Iowa and Miraculous Z. Heath, of the
state OF New York:
You are each hereby notified that you have been
sued by the above named plaintiff, Wesley q
aorris that his petition was fled against you IN
the Office of the clerk OF the district court, within
and for the county of sedgwIck, in the state oil
Kansas, on the 9Th day OF March, A. ID. lo1s,
The prayer of said petition IS that certain deed
executed on the eth day OF August, A. ID. ISIS By
the plaintiff to said Gt. l. johnson for lots Nos.
49, u and %, on central avene, in ShHman 3 sub
division tue. city OF Wichita, in the county OF
sedgwick, in the state of Kansas, and also IA deed
from G.. Z. johnson and Margaret johnson OF
Nathaniel H Heath. for The same premises,
dated August Is, ISL, and also a deed from
Ma lhanlel IL. Heath, 10 Marcellus O. Heath. for
he same premises, dated sept mber :, lsII, be
decreed TO have been obtained by fraud and
without consideration and that said deeds be de-
creed To void and set aside, and that said premis
IS be re-conyeyed to said plaintiff. You are no
tified that unless you answer said petition on or
before the l5t day of May, ISIS, said petition will
e taken as true and decree will be taken against
you according 10 the prayer of said petition.
WESLEY q MORRIS. Plaintiff
II. G. Ruggles, Pitn's Attorney. sos
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The number of Immigrants pouring

The number of immigrants pouring
into this State is beyond realization.
All the trains are packed, and specials
are almost getting to be regulars. On
the Kansas Pacific the other day, there
were about seven million children to
the car; and il Mrs. John Rogers, OF
old primer memory, had been around
she would have thought her family
wasn't worth counting. The heaviest
of the tide hasn't set in yet, and we
will have to organize several new
counties for the especial benefit of the
Pennsylvanians and Ohioans who will
be along next month. Put Kansas
down for million in 1880, aud car
load of Congressmen.-ManhdttGn In
duStTiQllSt
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District Court, Thirteenth Judicial District,
Sedswick county, Kansas.
Charles Deane,
NJ. ZimmerIy, Nettie Zimmerly, Henry
Sears Z. b. b ish and j Il sIilimtn,
D .rtners as BlIsh & Siiliman F.. .Wiltef
John } Bonnet, jams Duffy and Chas
Trowbridge, partners as Bonnet,
b. virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
district court of the 13th jadie district sitting
in and for Sedgwick county, kansas, W herein
Charles Deane is plaintiff. aad VI. Zimmerly d,
j. B. silltman, partners as Blish & Sillimln, Il
A. Willie. John j. Bennett James Duffy and
Charles II. TrOwbridge, partners rs Bonnet
Duly & Co., defendants, will on
Saturday, the 27th day Of April, 1s7s,
between the hours of ? and O'Clock p. m at the
courthouse door being at the 'front.' OF the build
ing known as Eagle Block on Douglas Avenue In
the city of Wichita, Kansas offer for sale al pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder for cash hand
all the right, title and interest of the defendants
NJ Zimneriy, Nettie Zimmerly, Henry Sears F.
b. Blish and j. Il silIiman partners as Blish 4
SillIman, F. y. Willie, John j. Bonnet James
Duffy and Charles III. TrOwbridg-, partners as
Bnoneit, Duty x Co, in and 10 the following de
scribed real property situated in the county Of
sedswick, state OF Kansas, to wit:
The southwest quarter Of section No eighteen
u.s., in township 40. twenty-eight (2s), south Of
range No, one ~, east
said real property Is levied upon as the prop
erty OF defendants, NJ. Zimmeriy, Settie Zim-
man. partners as Bsh & S;lliman, +. A Willie,
John j Bonnet, james Duly and Charles II
Irowbridge, partners rs Bonnet, Duffy & Co,
and will ne sold to satisfy said or Ter OF sale.
Sherifs Office, Wichita, Sedgwick county
II. w. DUNNISG,
Sheriff Sedgwick County, Kansas
c. Z. Deaue, Attorney for Plaintiff. 52-5t
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Tobacco is low this year, ranging in
price from fifty cents to $3.50 per hun
dred pounds. A county in Missouri
produces, we are told, about 100000
pounds. 1t is very valuable crop
when it brings a good price. AT pres
ent prices, however, it does not pay
much, vet all will plant again this
year. From conversation with men in
the tobacco business we are fully con-
WINGED that our rich lands will pro.
duce the most saleable article of to-
bacco, and we are satisfied that there
are large profits TO the producer if he
will take hold of the enterprise in a
proper manner. viii some of our far
mers try it?-Cor. Council Grore Re
publican.
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OUR rARN Prophets,
VU0 I31SR 1UVD0VI0.
Total Value II all Field Crsrs in Kansas 70
1877 By Counties in Groups.

In the last monthly report of the
Kansas State Board of Agriculture,
among other interesting and instruc-
tive matter concerning our agricultu.
raj progress, we find the following sta
tistics, showing the value of field crops
for the year 1877, by counties, arrang-
ed in seven groups of ten counties
each, in the order of valuation, com.
mencing with the highest:
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SheriF's Sale.

Distrie court, 18Th judicial District, Ssdgwick
county, Kansas.
Anna North,
vs.
Timothy Nahoney, Mary
Mahoney, Gilman Moul-
ton and John l.. FArwell.
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued out OF the
district court ofthe 18th judicial District sitting
IN and for sedgwick county, Kansas, wherein
Anna North Is plaintiff and Timothy Mahoney.
Mary &ah0ney Gilman 5. MouitOn and John ID.
Farwell, are defendants, Twin on
Saturday, The 1871 dog Of APr1i, A. d. ls7s.
between the hours Of 2 and O'clock. p m, at
the courthouse door, being AZ the front of the
building known as Eagle Block, on Douglas ave.
In the city of Wichita, Kansas, offer for sale at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash in
hand all the right, title and interest Of the de-
PENDANTS Timothy Mahoney, Mary money, Gil
man ;. MOultoH and John l.. faryeIi, in and TO
the following described real property, situated
in the county OF Sedgwick. state of Kansas.
to wit:
The north half of the southwest quarter, OF sec
ton number four a., township twenty seven
C27) south OF rauge No. one ~ east Said real
property is levied upon the property of defend
ants Timothy sfahoney, NJ AIRY Mahoney, Gilman
,. M0ulton and John l.. Farwell and will be
sold 70 satisfy said order fsSle.
sherin's Office, Vic hita, March, IL, 1s75.
H. W. CUNNING, sheriff.
Harris Harris, Pitts Attorneys. sos
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Total value Ofcrops for is77. sl7, 59i, O5l ?

OF course injustice will be done
some counties while more than justice
will be melted out to others, by max
ing an exhibit of the value of field
crops only. This grouping, therefore,
must not be taken IS indicating the
industrial status of the respective
counties. To reach such result, not
only field crops, but domestic animals
and the products thereof, manufac-
lures, mercantile operations, etc.,
should be considered, the aggregation
of which, by counties, would make the
true showing. The Secretary of the
State Board gives assurance in his last
monthly report that this will be made
as soon as he can perfect manufacture
ing and mercantile data.
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A High Compliment.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher visited
the State House while in Topeka the
other day, and among other good
things said that the public school OF
Kansas as evidenced by their work
then on exhibition, had no peer in
any State in the Union, and that our
system of education was equal to that
Of the New England States. a very
high compliment indeed.
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STATE Or MANS ~, L.
SedgwIck County.
In the Probate Court of said County.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas William
son, deceased.
To Susan c. v. Williamson
You are hereby notified that Benjamin Green,
administrator Of the estate of said Thomas VIII
hanson, deceased, did on the ed day OF March,
A. D. ISIS. file his petition in said probate court
praying for the sale of the following described
real estate, situated in the county OF Sedgwick
and state of Kansas, to wit.
The east half Of the north east quarter Of Sec
ton number thirty three (53) and the west half
of the northwest quarter Of section number thir-
ty-fuur (3D, in township number twe9ty mine
(3g) south of range numbert two CD east.
Of which the said Thomas Williamson died
seized the sale of SAID above described real es-
tate being prayed for, for the purpose OF the
payment of the debts of said deceased.
SAID petition will be heard by said probate
court, at its Office in the city of wichita, sedg-
WICK county. Kansas, on saturday the sth day OF
April A. u kgs, at 1 O'Clock p. m.
BENJAMIN GREEN,
Administrator of the estate of Thomas W VILLAIN
son deceased.
j. N Balderston, Pitts Attorney. So
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iearl Notice.
To John NJ. Green.

To J0hn N. Oreen'
You are notified that you have been sued by e.
B. Jewett and Kos Harris and that their petit ion
against you is filed in the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court OF Kansas, in and for sedg-
wick county, claiming that they are the absolute
owner in fee simple and in possession of the
northeast quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section twelve, township twenty-elght, range
one west, in Sedgwick county. Kansas, and that
they hold the same by virtue of a deed executed
By John Behrens to them, and that they are in
formed that you have some lien on or estate or
interest in said lands adverse to plaintiffs inter-
est therein. Plaintiffs bring this action TO quiet
and determine their title TO said land.
The Judgment prayed for in said petition Is
that plaintiffs estate in and TO said land be eStab-
lished against your adverse claim thereto, and
that their title to said land be quieted and deter
mined as against you and all persons claiming
under or through you and that you and such per-
sons be forever barred, foreclosed and estopped
from setting up any claim to said land at law or
in equity. You are notified that unless you an
swer the said peiitien on or before May lst 1878,
the same will be adjudged 10 be true and judg-
ment will be rendered as prayed therein
K. b. JEWETT,
KOS HARRIS,
JO-5t Plaintiffs.
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wIcuIrA. KANSAS. March H. ISIS,

" ICHIIA, hANSAS, Marcn t, IcIo,
We would return our thanks for the very
liberal patronage the past season and call at
tention TO the Iron Hapgood Suikeys. Not
withstanding the old plows dsfied competition
and maintained their high regulations to the
last, the improved sulkeys are far superior
to any before brought to this market. Can
only be appreciated fully by trying them.
Come and see, come and see Nerth side OF
Douglas avenue, Wlcbita, Kansas.
4. j. CooK & Co.
oh, never was So happy since was orn
I'm riding On tie Hapgeod pioHing for corn
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In three hundred school districts of
Kansas, text books are furnished free
for the pupils. II is estimated that if
this plan was adopted throughout the
State, il would save the school dis
iricts of Kansas at least $4,000 an
,,no1tx-
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Bridge Notice.

Notice IS hereby gwen that petition viii be
presented 70 the Board OF County Commissioners
of Sedgwick county, Kansas, at their regular
session in April next cushing asking for an ap-
Precipitation Of s7O9 for the purpose " binding
a bridge across the north branch OF the Mime
scah az or near the crossing Of the section line
between sections twenty-eight and thirty-three,
town reimbursement range leur west. Estimat-
ed cost Of said bridge SIS o. signed,
L. ACkEKEAN AND OTHERS.
Wichita, March 8, ISIS; S'h
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HARDWARE.
LUMBER.
GOLD.

The New York money market, as reported
by telegraph on the Sd inst. give the follow
ing:
Gold opened and closed at 1911, with sales
during the day at 10l4.
Silver bars--S1.202 greenbacks; 1871 gold.
Silver coin, ami per cent. discount.
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The school lands of Kansas amount
to about 100000 acres of land, con-
siderably larger than the States Of
Rhode Island and Delaware put to-
gerher, and as large as the entire State
of Connecticut
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a Pennsy lvania woman who came
to Kansas few years ago writes back
that she has done as well as could be
expected under the circumstances.
She has had three husbands, two pair
of twins and only one ague.
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Dieeolution Notice.

The co-parinership heretofore existing between
d. B Emmert and U. d Kirk, Is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent, y. ID. Kirk will pay
ali debts owing by the firm and collect all due to
the said firm. ,,,,,r,r
Aprn Isl. ISIS. n-sI Q. D. kIKk.
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ELEVATOR RATES AND COMMISSIONS.
The following are the rates for storage OF
grain in Wichita Wheat, rye and barley first
thirty days, two cents per bushel. Corn one
cent per bushel. Oats II cents per bushe.
Commission charges on wheat, rye, oats and
corn, one cent per bushel. One cent per
bushel for sheIling and loading corn.
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Kansas is receiving the benefit of
advertising her inducements for set
tiers at the Centennial Exhibition in
an unnrf cedented ii ie of immigration.
st. Paul Globe,
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Notice.

All parties wishing to have any kind Of stock
baar,,sI as soon as the grass starts this spring;
Ill ~, well 10 send them up to J. b Brinley
,onr miles north of the bridge, or the west side
or drop line in the Wichita Post Office and 1
ronnsry and good water. Charges low.
so AZ ar j. b. BRINLEY.
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Publication Nctice.

In the District Court OF sedgwiek county, in
the state Of Kansas.
Thomas d. Cratdock, Plaintiff.
VS..
Frank johnson, Defendant.
Tie defendant, Frank johnson, is hereby
notified that he has been sued py Thomas ID.
CraddOck, in the above entitled action, and that
an order OF attachment has been issued in said
action and leyed upon lots No. ia aud ll6, on
Water street in the town tnow city, of wichita,
IN SedgwIck county, Kansas, and upon one tai
lOr's heating stove and one cook stove, as the
property of him, the said Frank johnson, and
that unless he snswers the petition against him
fled in said court In said acti on by said Thomas
ID. Craddosk, By the 9Th day OF AqrII, A. d.
ls7s. the said petition will be taken rs true and
judgment viii be rendered against him in said
action, for the sum OF three hundred and forty
eight and Dinefy-fve one hundredths dollars. and
interest said sum from the l+th day Of NOyem-
Der, A. d. 1871, 80 the rate OF IL per cent. per
annu-n, and tor the sale Of the attached property
herein above described, TO satisfy The same.
SLUSS 4 HATTOS,
81 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Remember, Smith s. Heating have the lar
gest stock ofimplements in Wichita. Buying
direct and IN immense quantities they can and
will give prices and terms that no one else
can Lift
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Notice of Sale Of School Lands.

County Treasurer's Office, March %. ISIS.
Notice is he eby given that will on Saturday.
the q day Of April, ISIS, at my Office. offer for
sale and SELL to the highest bidder in legal sub
divisions, the following described school land,
situated IN sedgwiek county, state Of Kansas,
10 wit:
u.1roc 90. L. .n,rr DC range west
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improvements on sw Z. valued at sl2i GO.
Bids on the above described land may be made
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m and p. IN.
on said day OF sale. In. WOODCoCk,
52-i County Treasurer.
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Letter from IL. w. Hazen to the Sea.
eca Courier: In order to show NJ
what poor man can do in Kansas,
would like 10 state that seven years
ago Henry Hilbert settled on home
stead close 10 Corning. He now has a
farm of one hundred acres under a
nice state of cultivation. From May,
1876, to May. 1877, from seven cows,
he made 1889 pounds of butter, net
ting him II l-2 cts. per pound cash,
S264,27: seven calves worth $40 each
$40 Net cash alter paying expenses,
S334,27. The spring he landed here he
was in debt for building. &c, 1908.
He now has 216 bearing apple trees, 400
peach trees, 5000 cottonwood trees.
1000 naples, 1-6 acre straw berries, a
fine lot Of gi apes and black berries, $40
rods of good hedge. frame house and
good cellar, fair stabling, good well
of water, one span OF horses, one colt
and ten hogs. One year ago last Au-
gust he invested ten dollars in hogs.
Up to this time he has sold SIP worth
of hogs and killed five for his own use
Two of them dressed 709 pounds-got
% gallons of lard out of the two, and
has ten left. This summer he will
milk o COVE
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rrsasurer,s Notice of Sale of School Lands.

County Treasurer's Office, March y, ISIS.
Notice Is hereby given thdti Will on saturday,
the 18th day Of april, ISIS, nj my office, Offer
for sale ard sell to the highest bidder, in legal
Subdivisions the following described school
land situated in -edgw1ck county, state Of Kan
sas, to-wit:
All Of section I6, town q, range west.
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Half OF sec. l6, town %, range west.

Improvements on Sc, OF sc valued at 500
Bids The above described land may be mads
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. and p. IN
on said day of sale. l.. y. W0ODCOCk,
52-i County Treasurer.
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Publication Notice.

In the District court OF Kansas, in and for the
county Of Sedgwick.
Benjamin A. Baker,
Plaintiff
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Thisis All important business. There
are seven or eight clothing houses OF
which that of Il. Jacks & Co. is the
principal.
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Sheriff Sale.

District Court, Thirteenth Judicial District,
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Charles Deane,