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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15

May 10, 1879.
Mr.. EDITOR Probably few items
from this locality viii not come amiss-
The late rains and warm weather have
imbued vegetation with an almost mar
Vicious growth. After . long siege Of
dry and windy weather Dame Nature
yielded to the Inevitable by giving us a
regular April freshet, and now the
farmer no longer stalks about with the
.sblues.- The beautiful little stream.
Spring Greek. the locality from which
l write, winds its way through the
center Of the most fertile tract of land
in Sedgwick county. Its course is mark
ed by luxnriant growth of the best
quality of forest timber. Every man
who has been fortunate enough to be-
come possessor of farm near it is bless
ed with prosperity and is fast growing
rich. Messrs. Hellar, Yaple. Dolan,
Whaley, Law and Green are among
those fortunate farmers. The excite
ment of our Fl Paso neighbors has
reached boiling heat over the propos-
ed extension of the Atchison, Topeka 4
Santa Fe railway. and fears are enter
tanned that they will boil over or 'bast."
Quite a breeze has been raised in the
neighborhood of Upper Spring Creek
in Gypsum township, by an attempt at
Matchmaking. So far the miscreant has
eluded detection, which is exceedingly
fortunate for him, for if he ever should
be detected there won't be enough left
of him to grease skillet. The Sabbath
School at the Stafford School House is
in fourishing condition. Outside Of
Wichita we believe we can safely boast
the best Sunday School in the county.
The public school at that place is small
the cause is attributed to the breaking
out of the measles in the district. Farm
ers have commenced blowing corn. Old
..bach." up and don't yOu be discourage
ed. for John Dolan is married. He has
lust returned from tour in the East.
bringing with him ''bctter half May
a long and happy life be his fortune, is
the wish of many friends. Geo. Mackcy
says '.Dot leedle papy ish all reicht."
Respectfully, RETsFI..
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15
The Garrison Project.

The engineer corps, under the direc-
ton of Col. Broadhead, are near Eure-
ka, and will run line Of survey through
Eureka, EldOradO and Wichita TO the
-EldOgndo Times.
The editor of the above paper asks
us to remember that 1--WE are not his
guardian, that in our jeers and sncers
we show our ears, and that we look like
prophet but bray like an ass" never
theless and Notwithstanding all of which
we advise the metropolis Of bull-frogs,
owls and pollywogs not to fail TO take
the Garrison project in case she has a
chauca
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15
A Word With Our Opposition
Correspondents.

Two or three correspondents appear
in this issue with objections 10 aiding
the building of a competing line OF
railway into Sedgwick county because
Of fear Of jobs. The proposition is
so plain that we are surprised that any
one should fail TO understand il. Mr..
Ira l.. Lampher is mistaken in every as
sertiOn that he makes. The time with
in which the different sections of the
road are to be built is fixed irrevocably
in every instance. In no case will any
bonds be issued until the sections are
finished and in operation with depots
and station houses. The custodians of
both the county bonds and railroad
stock arc the fiscal agents for the State
Of Kansas who are responsible and who
are under bonds and there is no possi-
bic danger whatever from that quar-
ter.
Mr.. Chamberlin. of Grand River, is
also in error. He says ii will cost the
county A2SO. 600, or more. He had bet
ter read the proclamation which pro-
y:des that in no event shall the county
pay more than $3.50. 900. and then only
when the three sections are fully COM
pleted and in operation. II may take
20 or 90 miles of track, but the county
only pays s2sO.OOo. The company is
only to have ut the rate Of $500 per
mile. unless all the lines are built. III
the road never goes any further than
Wichita, then all but $S5.O0O Of the
bonds win be destroyed by the fiscal
agent at the instance Of the county COM
missioners, or be returned to such COM
missioners and be by them DESTROYED.
OF course. II the entire road il built.
the bondholders will. as he says, call
upon Sedgwick county regularly for
their interest, but Sedgwick county win,
upon the other hand. just as regularly
cail npSl the railroad company for their |
taxes whieh win amount 10 as much ne
the interest,". Nr. e. says one Of the /
sonsmieoee sail DIE road would NOT be
built wet Of WicAi<a- We say to Mr. !
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15

Chambcrlin that such committeeman,
whoever Inc was, didn't know what he
was talking about. II the railroad
company had not desired to run to the
west line Of the county, and on west,
the county would never have been ask
ed for bonds. Wichita could and would
have voted the - 800 per mile from the
line to her limits. The truth is the rail-
road desire to build line up the valley
and another west or southwest, and
will do il if they can get the necessary
aid.
To our friends, Mcssrs. Lampher and
Chamberlain, both, we say that the
western half of Sedgwick county does
now. or will, want railroad facilities !;
that railroads are only constructed in
the West where stock is subscribed for
by municipalities or individuals in such
amounts as will, at least partially, meet
the taxes afterwards imposed by said
municipalities on such roads, and that
all things considered, we believe the st.
Louis, Wichita 4 Western Railway is
the most feasible and the most likely to
be speedily constructed of any other,
and that il the farmers and property
owners ON the west side should defeat
the present proposed road it might be
years before they would have another
opportunity, and never if roads, in the
mean time, should be constructed both
north and south Of them. We are all
desiring the same thing: the building
up Of our town and county, and we
should lay all prejudices to one side and
work tremendously. We have never
misled the people of Wichita or of
Sedgwick county, and in the matter of
these proposed lines of railway we as
sure them thatwe believe the proposition
is not only OF business like character,
but that the county and cities, and all
their interests, are efficiently guarded
against all schemes, jobs and chances of
plumber. Did we think otherwise, the
EAGLE would have long since sounded
the alarm. We are not among those
who get out of patience with such AS
happen to disagreed with us upon any
subject, however vital we may consider
il; but being convinced that should
Sedgwick county lose this great and d.
rect eastern connection, she and her
county town would fall behind the sur
rounding counties in the race for wealth
and power; behind in the amount and
value of annual, farm and stock pro-
auctions behind in manufacturing in
tercsts, behind in the price of farms
and other real estate, and behind in
ready and competing market, We
have conscicntiOusly and, we think con-
sistently, advocated the subscription of
stock asked for.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15

The editor of the Walnut Valley Times
the great railroad builder, makes exhi-
ton Of the sorest head that it has ever
been our misfortune to feel. lie liter
ally boils over in his denunciation of
the St. Louis, Wichita a. Western Rail-
road and of every one connected with IL.
The fact that the road leaves Eldorado
out in the cold of course has nothing 10
do with the insane rawlings alluded to.
As far ms the EAGLE is concerned, il is
entirely ignorant OF cdsas betti, but if
all Eldorado is as hot as the editor of
the Times, the place is liable to bust.
About five columns of the Times is de-
voted TO an exposition of the editors
utter ignorance of the past, present and
future of the st. Louis, Wichita Il
Western Railway with column or two
of extra abuse of the EAGLE and Be0-
con thrown i'm. The hard, dry, cold
facts which are just now torturing the
compassionate bowels of tho youth
above referred to, and which have
brought about such a sudden prolap-
sus Of the internal arrangements Of the
entire Eldorado community, are about
these: Eldorado. through obtuscness
or jealousy or both, threw away her
chance to secure the great east and west
independent line, and now, like the dog
in the manager. she snarls and bites be-
cause other localities in Butler county
knew good hay when they smelt it, and
propose to fodder up.
The animus of all the Times gratuit-
Gus blowing is well understood here as
We presume il is in the townships in
Butler through which the Seligman
road runs. Eldorado and Douglas hope
through their papers, and other malign
influences, TO defeat the east and west
road. The Times answers every one of
its own objections in the following sem
tencc, which we clip from an editorial
headed, Questions Answered."
1.-The Scligmans have an abundance of
money TO build the road from Oswcgo
to Wichita. and will undoubtedly put il
through, II they undertake IT,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15

ArkansM City.

Sixty mine ear load. Of ssiisosd :saa
have arrived at Wichita TO be used IN
the extension of the Couiey < Sumner
railroad to Arkansas City. With the
Improvement Of the Arkansas river and
the railroad finished TO this p.ses, Az
kansas City viii soon become i'se most
point in the southern ter Of
coaniies- Having no east or eros. road
to Gu, through our city. with way sta
tions every few miles TO divide oar
trade. business win concentrate here,
and sooa sssi. = u Le1sl..e ;.se ss-rea; efs;-
porium Of the Southwest Mind that +,
lr&nasny C1fy TSrrelleT.
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Not Confirmed Yet.

The reported confirmation Of Col.
Hallowcll. as United States District At
torney Of Kansas, was premature. Our
information came through the Com
nionweath. HallOwell was ordered or
employed by the Attorney General to
make a report of the Indian Territory
settlers. the number engaged in the set
tiers scheme, and their destination,
which he did.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15
Sensible.

The New York Herald has very cor
rect ideas of the situation regarding
the invasion of the Indian Territory.
In its issue of the 9th, it says:
The administration insists upon keep
ing intruders out of the Indian Terri
tory. General Sheridan is ordered to
attend to the matter, and replies that
he will. A successful campaign against
these rascals would have more genuine
glory and honor in it than the winning
Of a great battle in the field; besides,
nobody worth saving would be hurt,
which is not always the case when sol
diers are fought.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15
Look Out for Them.

/. II is reported, upon what seems to be
reliable authority, that large number
of men are hanging around this city who
are in the interest and employ of rail-
road interests inimical to the east and
west trunk line, and that these men are
not only using money but that they will
vote against the proposition. These
men must be spotted. If citizen or
taxpayer desires to vote against the
bonds he should be protected in his
right, but no outsiders, in the interests
Of monopolies, can with impunity bull
doze Wichita.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15
The L., L. and Galveston.

Geo. II. Nettleton and others cOnnec-
ted with the L.. l.. Il &. railroad, which
has just secured bonds through Elk and
COwley counties, were in Anthony,
Harper county tins week. The road is
to be extended to Wellington and on
into Harper county next year, is the
statement of parties who claim to be
posted. and with this view the visit to
Anthony was made. If our proposition
carries we predict that Harper county
viii be connected with Wichita about
the same time.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15
From the Wilson County Citizen.
How Frei9hts Went Down.

The Ciizea has several times advert
ed to the fact that freight rates over the
Missouri 4 Western road (Of which the
ST. Louis Wichita & Western Is . pro-
posed extension) were much lower than
over competing lines. The truth Of this
has never been denied. Ii Is well known
in Labette county, and by the people IN
other localities. The business men at
Cherryyale, Independence. Parsons and
ChefOpa fully realize it. Oswego il the
western terminus of the road and has
drawn large trade since the road was
built there. Oswego dealers paid eight
cents more per bushci for wheat last
season than was paid in any other town
in Southern Kansas. They were able to
do so because of superior advantages
in the matter of freights. We have
been enabled to secure schedule show
ing what the rates were from Oswego
to st. Louis before the Missouri 4 Wcs-
tern was built and what they have beer
since. Let the reader bear in mind that
the Missouri 4 Western is operated By
the ST. Louis 4 San Francisco Compa-
ny, and il is the same company that pro-
poses to extend their line by building
the ST. Louis. Wichita \ Western. Fol-
lowing is the table of rates alluded to :
\ TABLE showing rates before and after the
completion of the NJ. X W. railroad TO os-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15
OF for Home,

Gen. Grants departure from Luck
now was exceedingly stately. A long
line of big elephants were stationed
along the railway track near the station
battery fired off royal salute, a mill
tary guard was drawn up facing the
station. and the band played one of our
national airs, while the British officers
and civilians stood with uncovered
heads
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15

The Memphis Ardlanche believes that
the Bourbon leaders in Congress would
hit the nail ON the head il they would
adopt Q resolution to this effect: THAT
we are mostly fools. This comes from
Q Democratic paper.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15

The leading papers Of the negroes in
New Orleans, says the exodus began by
the excessive rental of lands-by mer-
CHESS grinding from landowners by
which the blacks did all the work and
the whites got ali the benefit.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15

The Memphis appeal, passing the
Democratic aspirant. for the Presidency
under review, has discovered that there
is IAN uusavory odor about Tilden and
his fuglemsn, Pelton. which is begiE-
ming to stink in the public nostrils.-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-15

During the cool weather Of last week
heavy frosts have been reported in Min
nessts, Michigan and Northern Iowa,
and ip soTe places ice formed to the
ihickpess Of 2 tonyth Of AZ ipch.
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sol. II. KOIIN, late President Of the WIGHT
Savings Bank.
NJ. KOHN, Of NJ. Kohn Co.
NJ. W. LEVY, late Of Steele & Levy.