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, 1881-01-01
COSSOLtD.ATIOS.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Dec. al.-.An important
railroad consolidation was effected hero ycstcr-
tny, bctwUA.n tho EyNlsvlllu L1'cal sfr1ldc, tho
Lake Eric, Evansville & Southwestern, fcurEltl-
ixad, aud tho Cln1innntt, ls3ckpUrt g. Southwest
crn l.ttlraai Cunpnnics, un.lcr tho n,lnc Ut tho
Evansville, ls0okp,rt s. Enstcrn Hallway Com.
rAny. Tho new ltno omlIracos suyGnty-thrce
n,i'cs ot completed t1lllwny. aud ,connpets
btlrgh, nnd Intermediate towns. AT the tl'nc vt
the consolidation tho 1,ocni 'rrade un1 tho Clil:
clnnati. Rockford s. Southwestern lsa!truad
Complnios wore involved fn considerable lltiga-
ton, which is still pending.
, 1881-01-01
CASApA SOUTHWESTERN.
ruAsiat ntAnafAh. Ia fbk "a fedno 1.eihttnG.

81, rAutr Dee. M.-Iho I'tonetr-prtss Wlnnl-
peg special suYs probably thnt Dr. 1tydur and
Mr, Rya1. members Of tho House OF Commons
and Directors Of tho southwestern hallway, will
shortly visit st. Paul to meet delegation Of
Winnipeg dIgnttnrles. consisting OF Dnvll
Young, Secretary of tho cotnpAny. 3tr. BIC.
GrnKor, n1.d Hugh Sutherland. utd perhaps
othpr1, II necessary to form a quorum fur tho
transaction o{ business 1tln,Drs Ut tho intcn-
ton or tho Cnn,pAny to seIl ths chMrtcr, etc., to
tho 1T. rMut e. Manitoba. Company Aro current,
but nothing authentic ciu bG learned.
, 1881-01-01
KDKDATD. IND,

HpteGat DfspatcA to The Chlfneo Tribune.
KOkOxo, Ind, Dtc. 3t.-Tho 1'nlnio. Dolphoa
l. Huntington Narrow 0uuge Hallway cNtereh
tho city t,-tlny, completing tho KrIda 10 Within
tho corporate limits. They wcrc t1nticr eontrtct
tn ro.ch tho city by tho lst ot January III orsfer
tt, nhtllin a ronntlon Of $A,D] voted tlon By
the township. Tho road VIII bo cxtcItdta west.
wur,l tu st. llt,,iy, Rt,l will be competing fue
with tho Wabash & st. Louis houu.
, 1881-01-01
CITY ESTIMATES
Efitt rt{t. ttiS1tSG YEAR.

EI5IE TIL. EtJMISt} fENHs
Hnset4t Dt1pateh 10 The Chteaan 1r'hnns.
Nav YOnK, Dec. 3i.-T4e cstiulutcs ngrccd
upon tn-l,lgtt for the City uosornneht for tho
ensuing your renc,ed s.1,s5i,:4s. Thu State
taxes Aro Increased ftED.i37 hveI tho 1niat year.
md tho amount nAkcd for tho redemption Ut tho
utty tuht IL FIT, ,9Sl Yrcatcr than for iSSD, :,
Tho Department of Et!uc.l,on u a!lo'vna sa
inrrc1so oyur ls50 Is $l,1ll,:fN.
, 1881-01-01

EEwrflMT. II. T., Dec. :tl.-Thu summer resi-
atul,Gtf III Jnncs a. Kaann Lurllcd tuls morning.
y defective furnnco wis tic r,sllso. Several
Thousand ,lnllnra' worth Of IaIt'ngs etc,, wcro
saved. AfrN. Kor,lo mud fntHlly woro occupying
it. Tho huiiso md rnntrfta Wuro valued ut
$tND,O0l; Insurance upwarlA ut xsU,Wu. Inn
biilty to 9et winter, 0wnE tu tho t,xtrer0 cold,
pr0rCttuu tho truElun fl1!I working effectively.
, 1881-01-01
MIDNIGHT.

CoHrLIMKNTS or OUR ColsltEsrnNuEn7.
Sp<t1ai utspatth to 1As Chitaeo 7rtbai"'
NEw YoMK, Jan. Tho chimes arc peallnEt
whIstios blowing, drums beating, guna firing.
and all the tin in Chrlstendom apparently bus
boon ,nado into horna with which to a1fI9ht tho
night horo. 20 oil Siappy New-HcaEs
, 1881-01-01

Special DttMteh 10 Tho catsaao Tribune.
OrrtwA, ILL.,, lice, ai.--Tho rrsi.!unce Ut Will
lam Orr, Of this e1iy, 'v,ts totay destroyed hy
fire this afternoon, to:chor with MI tho ct,ntcnts
0n tho sce0ntl Hour. The f1rnftnr! un tho
tower !lM,r WIS principally suyo,1. I41ss an
niitltnR. a1: M furniture. $G01: ns'irG tho
itiAl Ut E,1Eia.ld Mn.l Fhn'ntx Ut Hurtf,,r,l FOR
F4.ip &Altlnl!y liyialtH! between tho tw. tlne 1T
The lrt,icl. j. ". Ctelc. Hntrse,l tho building III
tho ftcn ut tho Inhlc4 themselves. AIlu silttchcl
II ul,rss cdntulninK t;aN frou stcit ana rq-
at{3frI 1t to Its OlvuEr.
, 1881-01-01

Hp7tT19 L93pd1e1 70 7Ht ET5eap0 7FtDQH4.
SIOUX CtTY, H., Dec. 31.-Tho Sioux City &
Pacno Isalrond is now crossing IN its cc-britfRo
ut blair n,nteflnl for 100 mlts nf,now truck to
bu built next scaso,I IN Nebraskn ind 1I!kota.
extension tn Nfabrar4l. Tho Ater 1IJ fuflUs will
bu IN extension ut tho innu Elk Horn lln1 to-
ward tho Daek Hills.
, 1881-01-01
IItl'tAII.

CuxykNaE, Doc. dl.-Allon Campbell, anti
Mormon candidate for Co,,grcsa Ut the latc
olootios, Ia Utah, passod through to"duy Oil h!a
way East. liz Guys Coy. sfurEuy will decide by
: .Jup- whether ho will xfvu Delegate Cannon tho
certificate Of election, tho objection poins that
Cnnnon u ah etIon a1.d !'oiyga1nlat. Campbetl's
pas4 upou the .autafas.., ~ eligibility III % lssu-
Ing tho cesttacato Ut olesaot.. ..Yh .can legally
SortaluiY 10 u c.lutest tn tho lionSa oye- ~a.s
sCat of tie Utuh delegate. Campbell Ia Ottno-
ard talt kkEtpt1IY anti NnrMoM.
, 1881-01-01

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Dee. 3s,-F1ru cnnght
from, tho furunco III Tho stnron House, IL twt.-
stnry fra1no building ut Jacksots. Aflth.. this
tnorniug Il. $50 u'c,s'ek, .lcstroyInx tho hntel
aud four stories utn'rrncntl, occupied by Cath-
curt, Jswelcr; Co1nst.1ck, sow!t,g-tnachlne
nrc,lt; Clmpiu. cignr-'!eaIcr: md Ken.
soi1lr's dg!Y.sts'rc. Tho. hret'-Hto11y brick
TUNED tho JacksoII Cttr l!ank kcsrrn1e's drug
star., simmons Il knapph flitn!tttre storr,
store. Thu bunk ln,,ks wern rens,vo!. The los.
Is e4tIl,,n.ei ut from FU,WU to $Su0o0. Soma
EtMM3s wtrt NAvttl.
I!pnuctt ttsas *;Ei0d0; KnMpp & Simmons, ell,-
MEI: j. ". cnll1n1irt, GtkN: H.. e. At.ser,!r $s,.
Gn; .nu'l t!.,rxa z. ifnrte. Si,0oo, Tho tosa tn'
surangr Ia EIj.Hu.
, 1881-01-01

IT. LOUIS. Dec. al.-1t Beou,s that tho state.
nrnt TINT tho Directors Of tho Lacsede. Fort
Scott ltu!lroad hal lnndo ountruet with the
Keystone Construction Company 10 build their
road WIS premature. Tho cuntraet IL not yct
lot, but negotiations aIc pending.
, 1881-01-01
llIvE{lTflN. ILL.

8z&elal DApattA 10 1bs cAiese0 7tsbvH$
SPalHorlELl, ILL.,, Dee. .3l.-WnHolds. =. 0feen'
Inv, Of R.sersul, Hangamou County, to-day1a ads
nn usalxnnent to Edwin {tagee for tho beheae
OF bis csrdtosH. Ills slabIllttsa afv about 33aAA
but thu vxact value of his assets II uakaa~1a p.
, 1881-01-01

Hpft4aE UIR0(ek 70 3N9 EkSEd90 1F76NN1s
CrEykt.AKp. O.. Deg. 3l.-The Hon. II, G.
rarsnns to.duy, after rrad!n9 my letter In
Wednesdays TninuNk on Foatces withdrawal
froul tho Senatorial race, su,d: Foster wilt 60
'lutu Darleld'a Eabtuet. ThRt can DO eet down
~ certain. Stanley Matthews will 10 put upo,
tho Huprnmo Ilcilcll. And sherman VIII 10
tho aiF OF Mulhority, but whethnr hu kI0ws my
thing tnore nbont tho tnatter than i ahro wd sur.
,ni4s would loud blu 70. @ s.n unable y .tate,
foolug ti,at Foster ought 10 bo reooanlxol
aud rewarded In some wuy fnr his
withdrawal fr1,n, tho Senatorial light. The onIy
difficulty that nrtsas In tho oasa i tho appatpt
puueity Of good tl1er for Tho 1uhernatorial
nonllnataon next tail. a5.d the teas 0t the oti
h4vpp III State nifairs hero.
, 1881-01-01
Ar ATLANTIC c1rY. N. 7.

.tTt.A.T1G CRY. N. l., ncc. jl.-rle Windsor
Ilotcl utld Dultnnru liousc burned tlts tnorn-
Inv. 1.asa SlN.no. suvurali ilrrneu had thoir
iiyerS ttid feet {r0zc1l.
, 1881-01-01
FAILURES.


TI4K11HJKT3 INUs
Hpeetaf uislnsteh 10 tn Chicago T>1b.nt.
ELKs,ANT, Ini., Dee. Jl.-Tho dry'RtMd. hotse
ur ". q. Hill. in ths city, Uloscti its 1Es yes
tcrlny, a,lt. displayed III tho door "Cloaea 10
invs,lrs." 1l.is via generally believed until to-
tlay, when tho truth bocs.n'e known thnt tho
h0lyse lad fuIttl TAu tui,.,ro IL yory much OF u
sur,,rlso. iiIi il II vrrY shrowta Duslils ssA nun,
anl wHs tla!ns an !mn!ot,so business. itow
}lU hns lDnu considerable nj 4 crottat hasta9ss.
an wan u,nl,lo ut tItncs 10 uoiicct tn nie,t NJ
'wrl hills. Tho payMentS eInh0 duo oli h1s xo.Als
liuhtlftlc. will nlnao frum fl:u0 ~ fl5t0, Th++
ass0ty uru unknuwll anu CInlot bo found ont ut
present. 1t Is gesierally thnuEtit, however, they
Ito ti0ilus. a1,tiir, clait tlAt tho sa!lllr was
hr,,l4At nbolat by lnss IN 9raln sl9ot'lilt!ons;
TAlR, huw0S1r, Ii Il lheru rlitnnr. THO ptiMulpl
creditors uru QAtr,lt Chicago. and 1nle1o
hu,ts'.a. They hAse today boon notified OF tho
t4jlurp,
, 1881-01-01

IAuINE, Wis, Dec. 3l.-lMst evening c. @.
Dunn, lMk1r A1,sl cantty s!entcr, made III nssgn-
nlcnt. l.iabilities, <H,U01; Assots, $aONs
, 1881-01-01

An ntarm OF fre WHICH WIKI sounded Mt abouta
o'clock Frssluy .uorning pfs'rr,l to t.nnlc from
tho resfaenrc Of thu Hon. i. II. Kclze, OIL Kdgo
nveptsc. 1T tho time mentioned tho flacs vora
discovered III QUO Ut tho upper ROOMS at tho
honse. anu directly over the Kitchen, Word wns
Immediately ttnt tn tho Ttwn-ffufl and
thc Aaurta st'nnt.etl. When tic hrtmcn arrived ut
tho l,lucs. tho tlnnIcs hah sprc III rapidly thue
they wGrn tcnpn1 up thr1,sfKt holes which hid
been burned lit tho Hnf. md tho structure WIS
past sa.tng Isi,.e!M!fy utter tlc tty,H delay uc-
cMstnme'' by t'1'.ltny thht the hy!irnt To which
fhg hUsg iutl htIt htfhctC W,&3 frt'zen
solid. Atisl EO Wttr rms to be hal except by
splicing hoso. THO hn,ise wm4 II .A1tu1DsYe trick
strl!et!rr Of very ttnp0slnx appearance. nud Wis
built about ak years HKo to repaet. utlu which
wis burned over his hHn,i OH tho sumo site.
notwithstanding tho ut'ItlAess Ut tho nt1ht a
1nrEe ,uinbcr ur people untnu nut. uni with tholr
ati tho best n tlIo furniture on tho tlrst ilonr
wcrc slvetl. Ihe nrlElh VI tho tire Il nut neeu.
t1ltely kno%!s. b!it Il ts rnppsc t1 be tlyfec-
tive tue: The isss Is aaNmt $st.D0o t,n whirh
sheru IL I1ssilrlt,et' to tho 1silnt nj $i.J3 Tho
tnrtilncss with which tho fire companies wero
brought out served plainly to shpw tho wHrlt Ut
Il hrtter tir.Itlnrsn syEtcn aud uE butter pro-
tGctlun fur tho Iyli1lnts.
SPECIAL usudtch Ia 1Ae Chlcdpo Tftttsnk.
EyAsart,S, ILL.,. ucG :].-'l'he Insurance on ].
II. krslxinN hnslSe Waty: Ftr0t Association Of
i'ln,ItlEhfu, s4.tlN: Liverpool! & t.t.Inn Il
GlObt. s:.5u: Agricultural. OF WA'crt0wtl, NIX,
sss,JD9; Tn.slesn, of Chiea1D, $.5O.
, 1881-01-01
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
VI, LOty4A, Ilca, Dl.-tTho commission OF
Clnrk s. breckenridge haeu 9ollo Into ltQul4a.
tim. Tho house huH duut In baxgiuH mid balts-
tics u sr,eciaitles, mud bus hnl MI axtenesso
.rndo III theso lrtlelo ~ Arkansas@ @ a1.ai !afha
but reports nut tho liabilities ut ubout $D.NA
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24
EERD Law.

We, see by the Wichita EAGLE Beacon and
Caldwell Commercial. that there is a growing
sentiment in favor of repeating the herd law
in Sedgwick and Sumner counties. Each Of
these three papers approve Of the measure
and give as their reason that the herd law is
continually driving stock men -out Of these
counties.--Kedicins Lodge Cresse.
My dear sir, you are greatly mistaken in
placing the EAGLE in any such position.
There has been discussion going on in and
through some Of our papers, but We have
not even read them. The editor of the EA-
GLE was one of the original advocates of the
herd law in this State and be helped to secure
the law for Scdgwick county before he be-
came a resident Of 1t. We are thorough
be compelled to take care OF his own proper
ty and utterly opposed to the rule that would
compel us to employ hall our capital in keep.
ing yours within bounds. There is three
times ms much money invested In fences that
arc rotting down AS there is i'm all the rail
roads in the United States. The interest on
the money that would be necessary to fence
the two hundred and fifty thousand acres I'M
der cultivation in Sedgwick county, to say
nothing of the annual rot, would more than
herd or fence all the cattle in the county.
Sedgwick, or any other prairie county, will
make mistake If they should do away with
the herd law short of a five years notice, or
ut the end of such time as every farmer
could grow hedges. That there is any thing
like a majority sentiment in Sedgwick coun-
do not believe.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24

MEDINA, ONO. February II, is

MEDINA, ONO. February II, 1851.
To tls Edstcr or tie Eagle.
In your issue Of January 18th. saw an ar.
ticle on "Bec Culture written by James X.
Mead Of your city. Two months ago l left
Wichita TO work In the largest apiarian inn
plement mandatory in the world Iwork.
ed there two years before went to the beau
tiful valley of the Arkansas, and consequent
ly know little something about bees.
win agree with MIR. Mead in some things,
especially with regards to the Langtroth's
movable frame hive, they are the best by far.
We have just made 1850 Of them, and that Is
only ..drop in the bucket to what We viii,
make before summer. Mr.. NJ. SAYS do not
prepare comb foundation. I would by all
means. The bees will make nearly one half
more honey in season. Besides, il IL so
nice for brood. We make and sell tons Of
it every season. 1t IL made Of pure bees
wax and the bees will work on IL in prefer.
encc to the natural comb. The sample |
ecnd you Is made in sheets Of lsxls inches 10
Ike inches, aud sells from ~ to % cents per
pound according to the amount ordered. we
deal with every civilized nation on the globe
We are filing orders now for Switzerland.
We print journal every month devoted ex-
clusively to bee culture. Honey IL cheap
here. selling from 10 to Is cents per pound
l believe bee keeping can be carried on sue
cessihlly in the Arkansas Valley. In sun.
flower season bees would have -plendid
range. We sell large quantities Of suaiiower
seed on purpose to plant for the blossom for
bees. Honey /. 50 very high theae in wica-
ita should think more Of the farmers in the
West would 50 into this pleasant and remu.
lucrative business.
Wishing you aud your cnterprisinx city
success, reaaAin yours truly,
A. E NCxu.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24

Rev. A. L. Vail has accepted call from
the Baptist Church at Olathe and he will
preach his farewell sermon next Sabbath
evening at the Kirby Chapel where the other
ministers and their congregations will unite
in one service ~ mark Of respect and love
~ well ~ honor to the man and minister
whose genius is SO universally acknowledged
in the community. The occasion will be one
Of more than ordinary interest. We are
sorry that our city Is to lose such man as
Rev. Vail who, besides his eminent qualifica.
tons Is pastor is man Of great erudition,
and besides being polished rhetorician Is =
very fine writer who served acceptably and
as an editor of one Of the lead
ing papers Of his church. We don't know
where the Baptist congregation Of Wichita
will turn to find either the man or pastor to
iii the place Of MIR. Vail, but We know that
he has won the benedictions ofmany and the
good wishes of ALL
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24
HAVE VI COAL on OIL /?

A joint stock company was organized in
this city few weeks since for the purpose
of making thorough tests for coal. oil, and
other valuable minerals. 4 short time after
its organization We accidentally met on the
ears, w. W. Carson, OF the Carson Mining
Contracting Company, TO whom we made
mention of our home organization and Its
objects, giving him also somewhat full and
detailed account Of the sinking of the Nc
Campbell shaft. He became much interest
ed and promised that he would come down
and spend a day In examining the geological
formation Of this section. He did not come
but We are in receipt Of letter from Canon
city under date Of February 18th, in which
he says:
''Since seeing you on the ears l have been
busy and am sorry could not stop over at
your city and prospect for coal. Would be
pleased TO make an examination for coal or
oil as from the description you gave me you
must have either oil or coal The slate. salt
and gas iii hydrogen plainly indicate that
you have the best showing. So sure am
Of the prospect, that if it is as YOU stated. l
will bore with a core drill for half the usual
charge further conditioned that If do dis
cover either l am to have full pay. After
the hole is drilled IL any doubt exists as to
thickness Of strata l will sink workable
shan. and should not the coal be found a.
represented then the cost of such sinking
shall rest on me. We pride ourselves that
We have. Us company, never drilled for coal
but what We found il. OF course we drill
only where, after survey, We are satisfied
that coal exists. We discovered the largest
bed Of coal in Virginia. and the S..-foot vein
in Pennsylvania, the 6i-foot vein in Illinois,
aud the largest vein in Fremont county. We
developed the New Pittsburg vein in your
State, and would refer you to T. b. Sargent,
Joplin Missouri. l would prefer testing
your county with view TO an interest in
what might be discovered
NJ. kohn and Cash Henderson, Of the New
York Store have bota gone to New York
City TO lay in the largest stock Of goods ever
handled by that establishment in a single
season. 1t has been known for some time
that Mr.. kohn would give up the Personal
supervision Of his business here for the pur
pose, after few months of travel and re.
spite, of giving his attention to large man.
ufactnring business located in the East.
Nothing could be more natural or sensible
than that Mr.. Cash Henderson,. who has been
such prominent factor in building up the
splendid trade commanded by the New York
store, should become partner and assume
entire control. Such. we understand, is the
programme. Under his management the
business cannot fail Of being as great sue
cess In the future as in the past. No man en-
joys wider acquaintance and more fa,ly
commando the respect and cou6deucs Of the
people than Cash Hendsrsou,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24
A PRo3LIN PROPOSED.

To the Editor ftas Eagle
have problem which desire TO propose
for solution: A man has Il room 12x2A feet in
size; he wishes to know the exact length of
strip Of carpet &c inches wide, cut square
at the ends. to reach diagonally across the
room. each corner of the carpet touching the
wall Of the room. would like strict arith.
metical solution. BY drawing diagram OF
the room to scale of the dimensions above
given and then cutting piece Of paper also
to scale Of three feet wide and laying 1t de
agonally across the figure. You will see ex-
actly what is required.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24

| n ~ E1ssr n a. 1s6zss
| The Old eetflssS 1Gon1ea ~ III ~
cn1e and gose md lit nething ~ pleasaal
recolleetions u Tie day NJ HigAs y q -.
ticipants. Ths eyests q H. dsy were ~
election Of oAeen TT ~ sasuisg year:
Il. Z. Lswresee, Presldsnt,
II. J. Hill, vies PrsdidsaG
}. n. Blsek, Treasurer,
s. s. King, Secretary.
Geo. E. Harris, John Mccormick, ". b.
Willians, Executive Co0nittes.
Immediately IN the wake of the election el
officers was danner.-s sunptueus. nagni1.
cent dinner in which the substantials and
fancy dishes were blended into ore tempting
whole.
Dinner over, poems classic was the order Of
the hour. W. b. Newton opened the ball,
followed by wichita's Arst citizen BY night
Of birthright: little Miss Flora Simmons.
Then our ever-ready Bily Ross, Of he Mis-
nescah, recited IN original poem. The next
in order was Mr.. Chester King with school
boy reniniscence Of that boyhood terror the
s'Switch on the WALL"
Here the newiy-elected President, r. E.
Lawrence, took the forum and told NJ Of
some Of his early troubles in this magnificent
valley aad how his often erossing he Arkan-
sas came near making Baptist Of him.
Here Mrs. s King took up the reffain and
recited poem in her usual happy style.
This brought the day along to Ave o'clock
when recess was announced until 4 p m
promptly At which hour the sweet strains Of
Of music began to hoat through the Open
House and syIph-like hgnres to move through
the mazes Of the charming dance. The 'sSil-
yer Grays" Of 1858 often put in An appear
ance. The dance run until the "wee sma'
hours event the r."
Below is list Of ladies who rendered en-
cient aid in setting and waiting on the tables.
SECTION 1.-NRs. p. WILKIN, NANAGHR
Table No. 1-(settlers Of l6ae)-Nn. Gref.
fenstein and Mrs. Holmes.
No. Mrs. Garrison, Miss G. Jordan,
No. s.-Mrs. Dan Parks, Miss Ayers,
No. Mrs. s. 8. King, Miss Ayers,
No. 5.-Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Grant,
Ne. 6.-Mrs. Garner, Nrs. Newton,
No. Mrs. Merrill, Miss Nasterson,
SECTION s-MRs. FECHHKI,nR, MANAGER.
No. 6.-Mrs. Packer, Miss Kirkpatrick.
Here the pulpit and press metz
No. 9.-Mrs. Case, Miss Cox,
No. 1O.-Nrs. Zimmeriy, Mrs. Richey,
No. 11.-Miss Mum, Miss Hays,
No. 12.-Miss Richards, Miss Richards,
No. 13.-Miss NJ. Merrill, Miss A. Merrill.
No. 14.-Mrs. GreenIee, Miss A. Clifford.
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NV DoAaD or fRADG.

Elsewhere will be found the constitution
and bylaws of a new Board Of Trade just
Orgi nized under the general corporation laws
Of the State. The Board, we are informed,
has already quite large membership which
organized ut u meeting Monday night by the
election Of A. W. Oliver, Pres't, and w. $.
Corbetf, Second Vice Pres't, Geo. n. Byers,
Secretary, and J. NJ. Allen, Treasurer. The
following Board Of Directors were elected
for the ensuing year. N. W. Levy. A. w.
Oliver, G. n. Byers, A. Hess, II. II. Rich
ards, j. +. Allen, J. N. Allen, VIM. lines,
w. s. COrbett and J. N. Kellar.
A Board Of Trade, to be efficient, to ac-
compli>h any thing should be business body
with regular and earnest IN etings taking
under their supervision, not only the bust
ness Of the town, but its buying and selling
markets, its railroads, its transportation, and
other public interests.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24

Now that the new railroad project assumes
laid and figures made looking to new bust
ness houses, tine residences. and such like.
The public pluse beasts a little quicker each
day as favorable news coiinucs to come.--El-
dorado TIMES
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24

The old settlers reunion--the feast, the
dance and the hour for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
all delightful success. There was plenty
to eat, lots of fun, good music and fine
speeche~aG AID poetical essays. At night the
dance was attended by everybody.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24

Remember Mr.. Hatfeld's lecture ut Rus
sell Hall, on the subject of Civilized Fcti-
cism," tonight. Tickets may be had ut the
book store OF Harding 4 Gowdy.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24

A close examination of the apricot buds
Of DIR. Longsdorf's trees show that the fruit
has not been hurt. The apricot is the ear
licst and most IA n,ler fruit we have
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24

The attention of those who have property
for sale or trade and who expect to go the
mines uext summer is called to an advertise
ment Of DIR. S. A. Merrill, elsewhere. who
states the mining property in question is
really valuable.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24
LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING UNCALLED FOR AT THE Posi-
OFFICE AT WICHITA.
WICHITA, February %, 1881.
LADIES' LIST.
BakenM BeechM
CiarkJ RussellMA
SfrohmR SmithSA
valeutineJ >
GENTS LIST.
AbrahamT BaryWH
BrowneE BauerF
BlxxfonJR BlackHO
BoneI BusbyW
BakerC .aivertRB
CowiesSP CocranJN
CraigT GaryerMH
HALL Hartmann
LewisD JeffeA
Jewet:AH SlaftauBF
SlattanB McCouaughDL
MurphyW MeKeuaF
Proprietor Grand Pacific House
P0peRL PetersonD
StoneWE PecoraJ
RapeW RichmondJE
ParkerRH SowerJ
TayiorJO WaIkenJP
To obtain any Of these the applicant must
call for advertised letter. and give the
date Of this list
II not called for In one month they win be
sent to the Dead Letter once.
letter. are not advertised until they have
remained in this once one week,
II. y. xCRDOCH Postmaster.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24

Township assessors will see notice from
the County Clerk in another column. The
meeting is set for Monday, March 9Th, pur.
s,laut to law
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24

Mrs. Capt. Murray Myers has been danger.
ously III for several days with typhoid fever.
She is slowly recovering.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24

Bennett Bolt, who has been visiting his old
home in Illinois, returned last Thursday,
well and happy.