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SIR Mathew Hale, Chief Justice
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of the crimes were committed under
the influence of Intoxicating drinks.
, 1879-05-08
Subordinate Lodge Directory
WASHINGTON TERRITORY

No. Name OF Lodge Postonlce Lodge Dep'y
3 Mount Adams. .GOldcudalc. w \ Mcfarland
! Iacoma........Ol npia........JOs Chilberg
b POmeroy. ..POmcroy........NE l. O'Dcll
. seal tle........... seattle lc......John Webster
Palaha.. .PatHha. Philip DOdsOn
; EurelSa....... Walla Walla.........E Il smith
. sun Juan eco. SAN Juan .... Rev. 4 J Wcclles
10 Rising star. seattle COal Mines. N II Martin
= JeitGr-on.".,. Port Townsend.....N j Hin
y Virtue. .Pataha Prairie .ZEH Chapman
- Pioneer ........ Waitshurg .... J. f. Booth
u Fonntain........ .TeninO........ : y Wilkes
- Shakespeare. Port Madison. C. McDermoth
20 Whitby......CO .COupeVillc. c........A II Kellogg
u Excel. lOr......... .Dayton........ II 4 Burgc
~ cascade. ......C Cascades .,,.......S B Jones
~ BencOn. New DungCnC-s. IL II McAlmOnd
3t Uricnt......... White River ace. B j sharp
" Nildcrness......Ar Arcadia. Chas Y IIuntley
~ lolilN........ tOliaX. Adrian Wisner
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-27
RAILROADS.
Our Opportunity.

The demonstration nj Eagle Hall on
Saturday evening should convince the
mos, skeptical that the business men of
Wichita and the farmers of Sedgwick
county are in dead earnest in their eff
forts to procure through connection
with ST. Louis and the ma, igable waters
of the Mississippi.
We now have an opportunity (Which
may never he ours again. to &c, an ex-
tension of the ST. Louis & San Francisco
Railway. at cost wholly within our
ability. And such extension from the
present terminus of the line at Oswcgo
in Labe,te county viii open 10 us not
only great through fraRSiiae from the
Arkansas TO st. Louis under ono man
agement. but also connect us in the most
direct manner with the coal fields of
Southeastern Kansas and Northwestern
Arkansas. assuring us excellent fuel at
half the present cost of the inferior
Usage COS! we are forced to burn. thus
saving us. in the decreased cost Of this
essential article of daily and hourly use.
many times what the road will sssf Us.
II will also open up to us the vas, stores
of pine, oak, poplar and walnut timber
Of Northc n Arkansas by a branch roai
which the S,.Louis i San Francisco COM
pany have just surveyed and which they
crYppsc to construct at oGeo FOR the ex-
ptes puEaoec q pgocoxn0 hxul<s %
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-27

- ~ : nes foe ~ dlstance. but It
~ 80 laossssble 4 plaessoa account
Of saagp, With b some localities almost
AZ Greenleaf Greek the river was
closed with Ice, ard the examination
hsd 20 be abandoned. But q Mr..
Albers had made . survey Of that part
Of the river in 1853, his report will give
information concerning j.. The distance
from GRIND River to Fort Smith is ~
miles. and 1 should think that $3.50, 600
would be sufficient for its improve
ment.
In the above estimates l have taken
the cost Of the dams at $3.50 linear foot,
which I .hlnk would be sufficient as
most an of the WORK would be in shallow
water.
The Arkansas River passes through
the Indian Territory, from the sou hern
boundary line Of the State Of Kansas, to
Fort Smith, Arkansas, . distance Of
about $50 miles by river. Little trade
could be expected from the Territory
except in the Cherokee Nation, between
Fort Smith and the Grand River, where
perhaps some business might be done.
That portion Of the country tributary
TO the river in Kansas, from Wichi to
the State Line. is rich, fertile, and well
cultivated, and would derive great bene-
fit from the opening of the river to navi-
CATION. But where SO much of the river
passes through an almost uncultiva-
ted country, it is questionable whe her
The expense of the improvement would
be justifiable.
Yours Respec' fully,
J. d. MCKOwN,
Assis ant Engineer.
Mai. CHARLES I. SUTER,
Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-27
REPORT OF MR. ]. d. N'KowN. ASSISTANT
ENGINEER.

REPORT OF MIR. ]. d. N'KowN. ASSISTANT
ENGINEER
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
ST. Louis. Mo-, January y, 1877.
Major: herewith respectfully sub
nit the following report Of the examln-
alton of the Arkansas river from the
mouth Of the Little Arkansas river TO
Fort Smith
In accordance with orders received
from this Office. proceeded TO Wichita.
and commenced the examination of the
river NJ the mouth of the Little Arkan-
saS.
The latter stream emp,ics into the
main river short distance above Wich-
iia: part Of the water is diverted from
the natural channel TO supply mil. but
again comes into the main river some
> l.o miles below the city. The Arkan-
sas river is very toriuous in its course,
tina; portion from Wichita To Arkansas
City passing Through prairie country,
aud has very little timber on its banks,
a thin growth of cottonwood and will
lows prevailing.
The bed ofthe stream is very wide for
the amount of water running, aud II is of
a light sandy nature. quickssnd prevail
Ing in large degrc. In many places
where the current is strong there Is q
thin layer Of gravel over the sand,
which once broken through shows the
soft sand underneath.
AZ we 60 DOWN the rive. rock becomes
so,newha isoqaeu, rock ridges Of ~
cNGsNG shc rfgAZaS s0scctinGS almost
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-27

We can afford to sell goods
CHEAPER than any other con-
Germ in Kansas.
Our annual sales at retail alone
are over SIX HUNDRED THOUS-
AND DOLLARS.
No house which does smaller
business can possibly be so RE-
PLETE with the Newest Styles.
or so capable Of supplying goods
at the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
One Price to All.
GEO. Y. SMITH & co.
Eagle Block, next door to the
Wichita Savings Bank.
HEADQUARTERS at Kansas
City, Mo.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-27

There i decided feeling being mani
ifes,ed throughout the country in orpo-
siticn to the auti-Chinc>e bin, sEd we
are assured that reaction Is setting in
q, Washington. The papers that prs-
dicted tha, Blaine had made tic great
mistake Of his lifetime BIZ making ;
speech agains, the bill viii lind oui their
mistake, and that great majority Of
the people in this f.e America are With
Mr.. Blaine. As Rev. Joseph Geek and
Rev. john kirss 5osa have sid, God is
On tic gidc u B1niuc spd shc CaiunWr.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-27

supply the pressing wants Of this re-
gion. Common pine lumber IL sold 1t
the mills in Northwestern Arkansas ut
@6 and 81 pr thousand feet and dressed
lumber at 80 per thousand. These
mills being some $50 miles (only) from
Wichita, it follows that this valuable
pine lumber can be delivered here for
from sl2 to go per thousand, accord
ing to quality thus enabling our farm
ers and others to make the needed inn
provements at about one-half the pres
ent cost.
This railway will not only connect us
with the Father Of Waters at St. Louis,
by shorter line than by any other route
but it is the intention of its managers
to push their Arkansas branch, at an
early day, south to . connection with
the Little Rock & Fort Smith Railway,
thus opening to us both water and rail
communication with the cities of the
lower Mississippi Valley, and the ocean
by way of Eads' jetties.
More than this, it will give us other
and competing routes to Kansas City,
Chicago and other northern points over
the L., L. & G.. the Mo. River, Fl. Scott
& Gulf, and Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Railway, and by the latter open up to
us more direct connection with Texas
an l the seaboard at Galveston. Ulti-
mately it win open a connection with
Colorado and the Pacific coast via
branch to the Kansas Pacific and enable
us to ship corn to Colorado without
paying twice as much freight as the
Kansas City shipper does, which is now
the case although we are 200 miles near
er the consumer.
From the very nature Of its position
this line will never be compelled to pool
with the Kansas City roads and the re-
suit will be that we shall secure by it
the benefits of constant competitive
rates.
The extension of the line of the St.
Louis & San Francisco Railway Compa-
ny into this valley means st. Louis com
peting with Chicago and Kansas City
for our traffic; it means five cents a
bushel for the wheat we market; it means
new life to all our industries it means
cheap fuel and warmth; it means cheap
lumber, better houses, more fencing and
shelter for costly farming implement
and live stock, and il means increased
comfort and greater prosperity for all.
More than all else, it means that we are
aot to be. for all time, bound hand and
foot to one railway company who are
even now forging the shackles which are
calculated to fettcr all our energies.
We cannot move too soon or too de-
terminediy in securing this road. "Therc
is tide in the affairs Of men which,
taken at the flood, leads to prosperity"
Shall the people of Sedgwick county
lake the tide at its food, or shall VIC,
like LeavenwOrth, miss this our golden
opportunity!
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-27


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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-27
THE SURVEY OF THE ARKAN-
SAS RIVER.
Report Of the Secretary Of War.
100000 Will Make it Navigable
from Wichita to Fl. Smith.

Gen. McCrcary, Secretary of War, OF
The 18th. submitted to Congress the En-
inecr's report Of the survey made OF
the Arkansas River. The report wa;
nude two days after the River and
larbor Bill had been passed upon, but
don. Thos. Ryan writes us under date
Of the Goth that Senator Plumb would
,ndeavOr to get an amendment added
by the Senate committee, before whom
Mr.. Ryan is to make an argument this
week.
The following is taken from the report
containing Chief Engineer Suffers let
ier and the report of J. ID. McKown:
EXAMINATION OF ARKANSAS RIVER
FROM FORT SMITH. ARKANSAS. To
THE MOUTH OF LITTLE AR
KANSAS.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, /
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, February 5, 1879.
General: In accoI dance with your in
structions of July 8. 1873, have caused
a reconnaissance to be made by Mr.. j
ID. MckOwn. assistant engineer, of the
Arkansas river from the mouth of the
Little Arkansas to Forth Smith, and a
copy of his report thereon is herewith
submitted.
Owing to the very small sum allotted
TO this work. only hurried reconnOis-
sance was possible, but good idea was
obtained of the character of the river
and its capacity for improvement.
The whole length reported on is about
1909 miles, of which the upper portion,
20 miles long, affords low-water depth
over the numerous sand bars of about
inches. The remaining portion has a
aavigablc low-water depth of about II
inches, but the channel is much obstruct-
ed by srags. There are also some local
;tics where the removal of rock would
be necessary.
In addition to the natural INSTRUCTIONS
there are three bridges unprovided with
draws, and of course impossible for
steamers.
Except in the upper portion before
mentioned, the navigable low-water
depth is about the same as that of the
Arkansas river between Little Rock and
Fort Smith. and it would of course be
useless to attempt to get greater depth
until the balance of the stream was cor
respondingly improved.
The estimates presented by Assistant
Mckown are for removing snags and
rocks and SO contracting the width Of
The stream as to give at low water depth
of about feet, but this estimate is onl.
IA rough approximation at the best, and
ne work ON this scale should be UNDER
taken. even if deemed advisable, until a
thorough survey of the stream has been
made. The cost of which is estimated at
SID $50
am, however, of the opinion that by
removing the snags and constructing
slight dams ut some of the worst shoals
the navigation would be SO improved as
to render il rs good rs that between
Little Rock and Fort Smith. and this
would seem to be all that is worth doing
until the general improvement of the
river is undertaken. The cost Of this
work would be about $4,000, which
could be expended in one season.
am. general. very respectfully. your
obedient servant,
CHAs. Il. SITTER,
Major of Engineers.
Brig. Gen. A. A. HUMPHREYS,
Chief Of Engineers, L. ). 4.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-27

Special Dispatch to the EAGLE:
Topeka, February Is, 1853 q. m.
The bill compelling Harvey county to
pay her proportion of railroad bonds
passed the Senate committee of the
whole this a. m, by large majority,
many Senators opposed two years ago
now favoring it. The bill comes up be-
fore the House tonight.
NJ. NJ. MURDOCH.
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Notice Of ri Al Ss,,Ismen,

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T-achsrs. Examlnn,,nn

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DR. LoSEE&BRo.'s
MEDICAL DIsPENSARY {!


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Notice.
E,.;ss c: Final ce::lsms.:.

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