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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21
DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

QUARTER TUNNEL AND MINING CON-
Il pans .-Lsaslon Of PRINCIPAL place II bust
IS. tur.ka, NevAds: los atl..n Of works, Eu-
resa Mining District. Eureka county, state Of
Nevada Notire.-there are delinquent upon
th. following de, $ rited stock ON ~e.uunt OF
assessment mo. ~ l. WED Gu the 20th cay ~
N-y.mb,r r. 1853, and on the z1d dsy uf Noveni-
Der. 1879, iusde payable Immediately 20 the
s., retar,. at the office IF the comp ny. in The
sESrrSsL Bu .lding. IN kursta, Nevsds. the
several mn. unts set opposite the names Of the
r.s.e,tlye shareholders. as follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-21

And In sccordsnee with lsw, and an oraer II
he Board q TRUSTEES M de n the . q day Of
o toAer 1873. % many shsres 81 each parcel Of
surh stock - na-y s~ ~see~sry. will be aid a.
puhl { auction, a. the o6re Of the eompany IN
the "s~ntinsl- building. Ear.k Il. S-vsda-
Tuesday. The 3 dag Of December.
1879.
A. the hour Of twelve o'sloek H.. ef said dsy.
70 pay safd delinquent aAses.m~ut thrr "a. -
geshsr with costa " sav, rtissnS aud expenses
OF sale.
a L. FITZGERALD. ssrs.tsr~.
oGss-~sssta-si~ naaialsg. ksssks, Nevada
n19ta
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Contract To Let.

CONTACT Will BE LIT by THE
~ Raysrd Frvlor G nsoltistsd Minlne Com
1~ny 20 rem ho r.. feet ~ drif, On q err mins
Proposals. " II ~ oreurd on fRnsAy. the 9ssh
~ - rgs bEN lie at the ' ofAte. at tie
sFh.T. e S.trmsn xrd snsi sssssss.
D wESr. tsk>gtae n1spt
xvsts. osWAtV " is5A sssAsA
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Or. sPINNEY & CO.,

Ne. II hesra3 ssr~~I
TREAT ALL CHRONIC AND spEcIAI
Dss-as~s
u M Elm
Vas may h. runsTfns fEsin ihr rr-s l. sf you'll
full feIii-s or indirsr. usns will DO we'll 90 .sail
fhrrar~lvs. IT this. "a. ~sr-st~sf t~ssu -srr laid
81 th- feet Of suffering huiusuity. br sptl.
n-y will guarantee Is, tnrfeit nvs hundred fss
lar~ f,r every ess~ - w~.kn~-s ~ private die
~s-~ of sny hind ur character which be under
takes and fails a. cure.
MIDpLE.AaED MEN.
Their sr~ nsany al the sss " thirty 10 sirfs
wko arr trvuhI-d with ,sa, f~r.Sga~Ei ryseastsst
n the hlsaaer oft-b -sgssnpsl4i~d hy .iixh'
-snartiIg VI barnIss sssssf4sn. snd = SsAh~n
ina " tho systrIA IA . iaEnnsr the pat1rist fsu
uot ssesstnt for. on examining Inv arshsf
a~po-it- . rppy -efflseuf VIII offs1 10 faaisa
and sotprf5n4r~ small p~srttriss ~ siistfs@n val
app~.r. or tho csiur vail ~ - g thin nntisiss
hue. sxsin ehansfIg a. = dsrk sud torpid ~
g--nrsnee. Their arr many n~H Sha iIr q
this difhruify. txDorsnt ~ the s.n-~. whish 9
the s-roUd stag II s~rEinai wsskher-. br. =
will guarantee . perf-ef cur- IN all sash cs~-s
aud . healthy restoration " The s~ns,e~urinas1
orEsDs.
once Hours-t0 TO 4 aud q ~ < snussys
from 10 a. II a n. Colsaltrtian free. Thor
oagh vxaninstioE and sdvive. Is.
Call or address DIR. -PISNEY a co.
No. II k-sruy 81. SAT- frsnet-eo.
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Or. CHIN CAM

FAX CELEBRATED CuINEsE rHfsiciAN
v4fait ssaaunss b, tn p~spie ~ fAFvks
th.s d. treats sasss.sraily AL diseases ~
whisA The sssh 10 A.ss.
shS~.ts ~r att kfwsss ssssa
- lss sup~Stov .ktits sh~rg~~
ttens.nabt~.
- csa 10 esas-ait~d 81 The stes~ af WINS
tbnns. Asnre -trs~t.
kns-ks. S~it. ~. l-Tp, stfaH
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Notice to the Public.

T,Hz rsnERsI8~yD Has rAxHv Pos
s1ss 90 " to- Ex&sdsas ksa-s 90 Rat,
hfft- lss~ay rus ~ Nrs csvsrsusk. and Ia,
pise~a Mr. TT. huadiek N hare
Tho ezst1<<s viii b. eo~dn~t-f in the be,
p>.<fhae manner. and . " the HI
erst F@t-pnag~ her~tsfoxe sxfs nde 10 respect
fully sakr6.
henry KIM.
knreka y veuh<r - 1873. n@sl& "
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Grr week in vous own town. Tsrms sns
BOD O. eatat frss. AStrvss u. hAsI
9. keAsyA eskre
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OVERTIME IN rBE "a RekA
Asssyrss sas - ssvs1aAs os6sup
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AllFORNIA
LODGING HOUSE,
Three Doors North OF the international Hotel.
Good Rooms at Low Prices
m s. p. r..

Formerly ~ the Parker Housed
las lust LEASED rHg As.,yk NsNFn
III house. and had 10 renoss'ed aud r. az
Mashed she will b. pie---d 4, receive tn
PAR ,nssv 81 ter friends .pd the pabl'e
EUREKA. December 10, isr9. deaotf
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NOTICE.

~ AMI AFTER yAxrAsY let. 1870. ALI
" frw.@et tas ssIfef es. en- rg<s psss. -
sss-H svay. wiz IN t~<zsy-par kpzrs sftrr tts
arr ~ - fhs 49, 4. wssl hs ssrs.s sssr b. o.,
ksfsfs Ter ss4ssx csssp>Es. ~Aa wfl skGrTs
ots4sGs aA4 <-z@nstpssn aprs s|t - -s
!. TvFHva,
a Recall >@tsss. ssAsns.
xsssfs~ ps~~Ehss w. n-s- ssss.l@
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COAL! COAL!

L Gal sAts Sfns~r- will ple2<~ let Ese kno~
lie protaele sn-oz1s tA~y will eolsuas~ during
he -~<scz- A.t 4sy kb0v vh.' qasnnsy ;
ar1<r- " D. MILLS
@>r ATM " q p Insaa~r Gs.1- nHkr~
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
BROOKLYN "L" ROAD.

mortgage to the Farmers Loan and Trust Com.
pany. of this city. has just been executed by the
Brooklyn IL" Railway Company to secure tho pay
ment Of bonds in the total of S3.50000O its
road and franchise. The company. of which Mr. W.
Fontane Brur is president. will issue bonds ut the
rate of S350.0oO per mile. The bonds are
to be for $1,000 each dated September /. 1879. and
payable in 1917. They bear interest at the rate
of per cent, pay able semiannualy in gold coin.
They are madc u first mortgage on the entire road
and the franchise of the company. Obligations arc
made to have agency OF the road in this city and
and another In London, England. The railway
il to be constructed from the Brooklyn side Of
tho East River Bridge and also ut tho
Fulton ferry, that side OF the East River, and is
to run through East New York to Woodhaven, in the
town of Jamaica. The bonds to be ready by tho
middle of October Work tho excavations is
progressing slowly along tho route Of the proposed
railway.
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
UNEQUAL PAY.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20, 1879.

NEW York, Sept 20, 1870
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD;-
Permit me to correct statement through your pa
per which superintendent Van Brocklin never seems
to tire OF making-viz., that the hours and wages
of the different employees Of tho Manhattan Com
pany equal. He seems to think that the agents
on the Third avenue "L"-those who are operators,
and paid So for twelve and half hours work. and
those who operators and paid 81 70 for tho
same length of timc--are about equal too ting
with those of his road who are non-operators, and
who all receive 81 for ten hours work. The gate
mon the Third avenue al. )" who receive the sum
OF 81 15 for twelve hours work. ALSO he claims
on AN equal footing with those OF the Sixth
'L" who receive 81 80 for ten hours work.
Now. II the pay 10 equal in either the agents or
the gatemens cases. it seems to me the hours should
be made So, elise the pay should DO increased on
the Third avenue I'll" TO balance tho extra two
hours: Tor do not see why the station men of the
THIRD avenue IL should not be paid well as
those the Sixth avenue "L. us they certainly do
more work. STATION MAN NO. 2.
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
CAMBRIDGE LIvINGsroN's FUNERAL

A special car carried number of the friends OF
the late Cambridge Livingston to Annandale. on the
Hudson, yesterday morning. Among them were
representatives of the vestry OF Trinity church and
OF the directory of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. The body inferred in the AnnAudalo
Cemetery In the family plot
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
THE INSIDE HISTORY,

Tho following vcry important. well as interest
ing statement as to the legal aspects OF Mr. Nichols
case, and in relation to the inside history of Gov
ernor Robinson's action. was furnished to HERALD
reporter last night by we'll known municipal law
yer II is worthy Of the most serious consideration
In the present mud lied condition of aifairs:--
The order of Judge wcstbrook requiring tho
Mayor to show cause why Mr.. MacLean should not
be removed and Mr.. Nichols reinstatod as Police
Commissioner through areversal by the Court Of tho
executive proceedings of the Mayor ana the Governor
has occasoncd novel and interesting procedure
in the holding of what is properly called the
law an extraordinary General Term OF the Supreme
Court by the statute the calling of such term Is
permitted only when the public good requires it,
and In practice 1t is used only when regular calon-
dars are ovorburdenod. or when grave necessity
quircs the speedy settlement of some public prob
len The results OF the bries session OF this "exraor
dinary court yesterday already very great. Mr..
The New York herald., 1879-09-21
THE GOVERNORS OBJECT.


Nothing else talked of yesterday among the
politicians but the action of the Governor calling
together extra session Of Judges of tho Supreme
Court, General Term. The anti-Tammany men
vany sought to conceal their exultation at tho
turn affairs had taken. The action of the
Governor appeared to be wholly unexpected
by them. but was evidently regarded a
most successful coup that would annihilate Mr..
Nichols claims to Commissioner MacLean's in
the Police Board There those, however. in the
ranks OF the irving Hall democracy who freely
pressed themselves as being not in sympathy with
the latest method adopted by Mayor Cooper to
complish his end
OF course the news Of Governor Robnsons action
fell like a bombshell in the Tammany camp. MANY
adherents OF the wigwam could not. at least
wero made IN regard to the calling of
the extraordinary session. Of the supreme
Court, General Term, and even when
roboratiye evidence was laid before them they
still affected not to understand the matter Some,
OF more investigating turn of mind, proceeded to
the court room. and there, OF course they stood
convinced. II is noteworthy fact, how
ever, that Notwithstanding the early hour set
down for the assembling of tho three judges
thero not than u dozen persons
who knew anything about the subject until late in
the aftcrno When the matter became more gen.
crally known about the city and the real
of the Governors action came to be understood there
was tho greatest excitement. The interference of
the Governor in q judicial proceeding something
that could not be allowed to pass without discussion
and comment. and the Tammany men made good use
of their time last night about the hotels talking about
''another instance OF Governor Robinson 's official
misconduct toward New York city's democracy.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-23

BY a notice elsewhere il will be seen tina,
the drive well affection has at last reached
Sedgwick county. For months the mattel
has been discussed in other localities in the
West. and at many points strong opposition
organized tor the parpose OF resisting tss
claims OF the company or its assignees. W,
aaye though; from the first the demand TO b,
a very gricvous one, and one that saou.i u,
fought 10 the bitter end, have close. !,
that we might be prepared TO advise ourowi
people when the time came. Had we beet
asked for our op,uion three months ago ~.
should have unbesitatingiy answered. light
them TO the last !" but now. in view OF III,
result i'm other localities, we are OF the opiD
ion tia, We must submit TO the seeminsa,
unjust demand. The farmers OF Douglas
county and citizens OF Lawrence held meet
inys aud employed the ablest attorneys. ano
the same thing occurred at Topeka, bul
without any favorable result 20 far rs the
owners of drive wells are concerned. Ii l.
probable the ar>t time in the history OF civil
ration that ever people were called upon 1,
pay tax on water drawn from their owl
wells, situated upon grounds to which the.
hold title in Zee simple. We estimate thai
Sedgwick county will have 10 pay from nv,
to ten thousand dollars for the pumps al
ready in. The agent gives sevrai days in
which to settle at half price, or - per wei
which would seem TO be generous Mr.. "
o. Barnard can be seen at the Tremon'
House for several days where he will take
pleasure in answering all questions and CIV
NJ " iAfgEuasiga u bis pgwr.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-23
FALL. WHEAT.

The editor of the EAGLE put in good por-
ton of the day Saturday looking after TIE
wheat prospects Of this vicinity. In halls
DAYS ride we did not discover single ordi
nary looking plat. The fields were uni:orml,
splendid. and we never saw such a pro,pcc.
in our lives. The acreage is immense. There
can hardly be found farm within radius
OF twenty miles that has not from forty tc
one hundred acres OF wheat. Some sections
Of the country seems almost a solid mat o.
the livliest green. Far the greatest proper
ton of fields have been drilled, and ever!
grain seems to have terminated. The tai,
wheat crop Of Sedgwick county goes int
winter quarters in wonderfully promising
condition and anything like u fair spring wit
give Us the heaviest crop wheat for 1850 even
raised i'm the State.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-23

The foundation for the new brick schoO
house in the frs; ward is completed and tax
brick work commenced b, Mr.. Chamberlain
the contractor. Ii viii he far Tie best sChou'
building in town. The lower .loor VIII "s
well up from the ,sround-ncarly ioul feet
Two such housc, should have been built TIL
fall The school i,ileges OF Wichita arc .
disgrace 10 the place. The fact cannot b,
p,asiercd over. being matter that game, b'
minced. The rooms are not only crowde
and filthy. poorly ventilated and worse heal
ed, but such is the jam that proper govern
ment seems out OF the question. SO lax ha'
been the discipline in some of the over
crowded rooms that downright rudencs'
instead of useful education has been III,
result. Many parent. think seriously of tax
ing their children from the schools until .
better state Of things exist. Is il not ahoI.
time that parents awaken to the demands .
this the most vital of all questions: Tn,
teachers say they are doing their best under
the circumstances. and the Board say til,
same thing. still taxpayers growl and parent,
grow impatient.
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Grand Opening To-Day

" Our FALL STOCK OF BRoADHEAD DRESS
ALPACCAS.
We are the sole agents in Wichita for these
riends that they are cheaper than any other
goods in the market.
We have them in all shade and coiors, and
they are warranted to wash in soap and Wa.
Ter and still retain all their color aud finish.
Call and examine them
ELIAS & KATE.
% Philadelphia Store.
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ID strict seprt, 1871 Judicial b-ssist. ~ssir-
wlss fn.Hst. Esassx
Hlii1sfa - os-irisa
d-rs !, iissl1 Is,isa Niiatas
y ts-sIss .ssis isss.,
Jsassa fsitrsstisb snd ihts5
stfs -tssfs~,sl
~ tiffss Il sssief ~ sale is~sssi ,as si fhs
uisfssfi t.uft II III 1sss yiss tsisfrlsi sst.isx
IA ssA fsr -ssis~Irt asssfs. kssrssx sssf.ss
tiiiAm ssses;sssp = t'5sfaffa sad MAR ~ ~
sssr. Jssrn il~e,a Leslie, Jsfis b. Tests
t.sAs tsisss-tiss ssi I.stsfssis ~sng-ss 10
fesfisats. ssH
tghsiss. ~ Ts,sfs deg II lsetsAns,,. 4 a. fsss.
At ian e si,.st y y. 81 shs sssbsf bsss-s stssr
tsses the fept,s - the bsItissx taees - tsxss
.:s<s sAptsl@> ssrssss Ia ths fitt - v ifssjls
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hi9tssi fir'sss, fst Ger in fssff 81. Ire sss3sf
titlr sci stsraSf ~ isfs s-sss,ss. Asst IL Miss
fsshh wslsssa. Lewis tAiis t<w.s. LEXIS
FHittaefser asss tsfs ysffs -stuss~s IN ss - .sx
tslssxirs stff5ae rsss gf-slsfsf ssfssfsss 10 :A~
STATE "a bshss< sa-ssrl<t ,arsfss - 81 g<rs
% I. $50 ssfts4 ssssss IN bsffssStsa.s vse<fse
is s.Fs1ffse.3es's third ssfstisrs e. fhs sisy q
sishs- SEQ rssi sss<sss ~ i~s3s-s .fs,s - STE
tssssssrsr - asfs45-si- Aasy - wli-sa sss
isshn siissss sod wa ~ ~gsa g. ssss<ft ssas
4syy II <sts
Assrts 4. gz,s ws-siss, se.ar~s.s ss-srsA
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81 Hssssy issssf sbsf4s 80
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CRY MARKErs.

CITY NABKEIS.
Wheat, No. 2, el.06; No. ;, el.oo; No. :,
s cents.
Corn. choice white, =.
Hogs $50.
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Notice by Publication.

state of Kansas, County Of Sedgwick, S.
On the sufh day of September, l..3, John Hitx
filed his petition in the District Court for said
cedgwick county. against Mary Lawery and Ann
VI. Garyey The said Ann NJ. Gxryey. there
fore. will hereby take notice that she has been
sued by said John siitz, and must answer his
laid petition on or before the 9Th day Of pecem-
Der, 1879 or the same will be taken true, and
judgment Will be SO rendered against her accord
ingil, ft,reciosing and forever barring her from
right, title or interest la or to the following de-
scrbed real estate situate in lid >edgwick coun-
~, 10 wit: the northwest quarter Of section
twenty-four (3E, in township wenty-eight l.s)
range one ~ east GUTHRIE 4 BROWN,
Attest: {. \. VanNess, Plaintiffs Attys.
so Clerk
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plstr,e, eeeri ihir'seeia Ja'iieisi psisses, s~;-
wick sounts. kassss
sol N kahu
Alexander y Miller
u, virtue cf order 81 rAic i-~ssesi out ~ the
District Court ef the fhirteers lsrlirsni sztries
,it.sag Ia sal Dor sriswsck esunsy, ksA~ss,
sherein sol II keha IL rixsa.iG aad AisSnnsiss
Z. A,iirr is defendant. Twin. ca
.ea45ss. fAs Ia day ~ Nee, sstsS. A. y. lssss
he .sesi 81 the haildsng Lncwa ~ kseis hlcrk,
IA Douglas syeaue, Ia the city of Wichita, HAAS
~. offer TOR -sis az pshl snrtiou, "a The htuhsst
bidder, for cash IN hand. all the tight. tile sarl
interest Of the Defendant. Aiexanstrr Miller,
IN snd 10 the following dsscrthsi real property,
situated In The county 81 sessSasck ssnss VI kan,
as 10 wtt
Lots orc "a sssi iva co pad tina ssss half III si
the northwest quarter .)og sestsos sigAsesa tsss
spsnship vent, mine s;asl rssre to.sr IL Wsss
sail real psspsrs, y iessest ui-sa Is the pruper
ty q Defendant. Alexander Miller. an6 viii he
.4,id 10 satisfy ssi.t essiet Of sale.
sheriff esies, wiehsss. ~~stxwiek evssassy State
II ksnsss ssctuhcr leth, i~se.
u " DrNSfNs, Sheriff
~ \. Z Massey, tssier >acssa. nNa
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-23
Information Wanted.

young man by the name OF Thomas Par
Yin left Lazette. Cowley county, on the sth
If October, for Hutchinson. He was sick
with the yellow jaunders and without money.
Any information in regard to his present
whereabouts will be thankfully received by
ais sister. Hannah kohnle. Burton, Harvey
county, Kansas.
Co,Uley 1onnfy nnncrs ninass rn.ar l0-of
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-23
Black Diamond Coal.

B. Mahany is sole agents Tor the Ia
nous blsck diamond coal that Is hsviag
such big run. They have also on hanu
Usage Goals from different shafts which taey
are selling at wholesale and retail. delivered
to any part Of the city on short notice. Give
US call at the old &. II. Smith s,snd.
3-r X. MAUANY.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-23
Sedgwick Bounty Agricultural
Stock for Sale.
loo SHARES.

J. II. Dagner aud W. p. Stem oaer the
above stock Tor sale al &;.se share. in lots
OF net less than ten shares, and not less than
ave share. to one person. Apply to
~ ". Z. 6yGg.
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5kr -<sts - Ass4es
za-fx - fz-zzfs
~ ssss ssssswT Z ~ ~sssts - Re-. Ss.~.~~. ~
s<ss<<
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tss tss=ff 49, sss.s stssz<s< aas~a ~ "a 80
eass>zs se=ssas ss.< sssa Jsssze as ASs~sE setss
ttsf 4'tf ssses bsH~sas tes sxsxs " q. xszzsss
ssss~s ~ sstssessr sifass a-~s ys<s ss<s<s 10
1sss - <sa TESTERS ssz~g ess ~ - e..
sre~<& II rsss -sssss sud 80 ~ go s.sa--
sss sszszs<st sfs1e stss< Ynsss Ssl.rs -. 80
- rss6 ssf4<s<s s.s7 ss.ssfsss s-~s - s,sBs-~s
EssktEs fsS ~ ~ n
Asrs.s.fs2 ssszs - ~ a. ~ H~x< I.~.&
its-sss I'd
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-23

An important article emhodying rulings
snd regulations of the Department at Wash
ington and also of the United States Land
Office at Wichita. Will be found elsewhere.
Settlers upon Government and Indian lands,
In whose interest il is published. would do
well TO preserve this article.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-23

Tim Lane comes home with I'LL the spare
chance of the Hutchinson horse men. He
entered his horses against everything in sight
the boys say, it mattcred not what the record.
then took al the side-bets to be had. lie
was even proof against his own trainers who
had put M Jobs on him.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-23

A rumor reaches us that last week aman ".
the name of A. Z. Harness was killed in IIar-
per county. He had been arrested, oar in
formant says. for a board bill, and confined in
stable with two guards. lie was shot in
the back Of the head by some unknown party
mr. purfieS
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IN the tr.'i,sts Cart. Ia sol fsr ~nsd rsasss.
- ArE 90 kA>~As,
~esirv ifi ssiett
drssr<sft
>usifr & thereby given thss letters 1T ssimial<s
tratles have hnss stsetssi ~ the aaisr<insss.t
fhr estate af bnathan Jasss tate 81 -sssl ss,usss
i.s,esseI by the tssassabs the Probate oss, ~
The county ati stat. ssbir-si ,isseti the tsth das
i pet1ber. 4 - isse. se~ all parties hssias
lsisn- against the ralh esisfe, hereby notifsst
thai thai they ua-t fhr Ia the uss,isf
ispsi ivf sIiGs snce uitita rue year f5sm shs
late pf -hii letter. fise3 n.ss 10 rfefiasiss
frnhi the benefit 1T ssess estate. and that IL ssss
gtaials be est s1hihisai within THREE after
tbs si,s@ - laid letters thes shsii No feyssst
barrel MARI tkt.r JACOBS.
si~if N,ssatpistfststx
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The approach Of cold weather and the pres.
ence Of snow in the mountains have induced
. number OF leading citizens who have been
seeking fortunes in the silver Ell Dorado to
return home Hon. J. Il. Mead and his son
James L., G. G. Matthews. and George Myers
arrived home last week. Mr.. Mead says he
has -peut most satisfactory summer and no
doubt profitable. Geo. Matthews says no
small amount could buy out his Rocky Noun
tain interest. We welcome them all back.
Miss Myra johnson, our correspondent, lives
with her parcnts in . pleasant home at Al.
nine. Johnny Weston has some Ane pros
pecp. Capt Tucker sayy - y nillieoaiEu.
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A. O. u. W

Fred NJ. Elliott, d. G. NJ. Workman, Of the
Ancient Order Of United Workmen, Is visit
ing the city in the interest ofthe order. Mr..
Elliott just came from Nickerson, where he
instituted Nickerson Lodge No. p Saturday
evening, October 4, with fifty members. As
beneficiary society it ranks along with the
Masonic or Odd Fellows Lodge. Mr.. Elliott
will remain in the city for several days. Any
members Of the order residing here will con-
fer favor by making themselves known to
him, or by sending their address to the Doug
Las Axenue House.
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The bell for the Cath olic church has arriv-
ed. II weighs seven hundred and seventy
Eve pounds. II will be placed in a frame by
the side of the church. They have also re-
ceiyed n new chapel organ for use in their
church. Professor Buehler Is their organist.