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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-09

Congressman Ryan, who was In New
York, Saturday, in attendance upon the
Union League Club meeting was interview
ed by Chicago Times man with the follow
ing result:
''kansas is an agricultural State" re.
marked Thomas Ryan, member Of Congress
from the Third Congressional District OF
Kansas. The present season will give our
people q regular agricultural boom. Our
corn crop will amount to 175,000, 900 BUSH
els. and the wheat crop foots up 3O,000, 900
bushels. The farmers will all be out of
debt, and we are in an era Of progress"
Temperance is the rule 20
"Hardly. Liquor saloons have been in
full blast in oil the large towns and cities,
but recently nearly every prosecution for
selling the ardent has resulted in cOnvic-
ton. II this keeps on 1t may yet break up
the traffic, although it is now openly car.
ried on"
care you thinking about the coming
Presidential contest Gut your wayY'
"No. The feeling about the next Presi-
dency has not yet crystalized. Arthur's
administration is well spoken of, but Kan
sas won't develope any preference for any
particular man until you folks East show
your hand little more"
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ALTON TOWNSHIP.
70 The Editor of the EaaLs

To the Editor Of the Eagle:
Since our last we have heard the lion roar
and the whangdOodle mourn, and the con-
sumated fool, malicious, lying, viilianous,
green-eyed. monstrous loug-eared, braying
beast, bray forth his mephitlc bombxstic
insinuatiOns all over these beautiful prai-
ries, and we fear we will be tempted vet TO
get down low enough to tell what we think
OF him. But it will take great provocation
10 cause us to notice the malign again.
Now, Mr.. -, If this description suits
you, why bray.
We notice Mr.. Pike has made some i'm
provements on his farm over on the water
shed, or divide.
Mr.. Green has sold his farm, and we fear
will leave our part of the country.
Oats are yielding from so TO 20 bushels
per acre. J. ii. Rhoads threshed 400 bu-
shells OF Al acres measured ground The
lowest yield Of wheat We know OF being
threshed so far is II bushels per acre,
while the greatest yield We know OF is "a
$40 bushels.
Mr.. Heartwell, living In Sumner county,
came near being goaded to death by an in
furiated steer few days since.
EldersCummings preached at Clear Creek
last Sunday. The elder knows how to
throw clubs, but no use Parson.
Messrs Pike, Starks, Vanderburg r. n.
and o. Herran have been OF on q flying
trip through Kingman county the past
waat sa b,,v horSos for xv ufar ma ~ ~ vuro
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LONG FELT DEMOCRATIC WANT.

THE Republican party must 60" The
demand was made in 1850. But the party
didn't go. The demand was repeated in
1864. But the party remained. The demand
was cncored In 1865. But the party stayed.
The demand was again cncored in 1872.
Bat the party was still there. The demand,
with colossal appetite annexed. was yet
again pressed In 1876. But the party re-
tanned it, place. The demand, gaining
voice, IL not strength, from a Vanished
stomach, was the yocilcration tnat iatigucd
the echoc. Of 1850. Eut the party continued
10 do business al the old stand. The de-
niand is 10 bo made again next year. The
party will continue not to go by a large
majority. But, rs usual, something will 20.
A. usual, 1t will bc the Democratic party.
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Qhari#o Sale

h0AA A4 . ASeSAos
District Court. Eighteenth Judicial District,
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Orlando Mason
N. A. English and Oslo A. English.
by virtue of an order of sale issued out Of the
District Court OF the Eighteenth Judicial Dis
trict, sitting In and for Sedgwick county, KAN
sas, wherein Orlando Mason lie plaintiff, and
N. a. English and Oslo 4. English are defend.
ants, will, on tH
Monday, the 10Th day of September A. d. 1883,
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, at the courthouse door, be-
ing at the front of the building known rs Nc
PhersOn block, on Main street, In the city of
Wichita, Kansas, offer for sale at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash In hand, all
the right, title and interest OF the defendants
n. A. English and Osie A. English, In and to
the following described real property, situated
In the county OF Selgwick, State OF Kansas,
to wit:
Lots numbers one ~, three f3, five (5) ,
seven %, nine (9). eleven ny, thirteen Q3) !,
fifteen Q5, seventeen ~ nineteen Q9), TWEEN
ty-One t2D, twenty three fs3 and twenty-five
t25), on Fourth avenue; and lots numbers two
(2), four a., six (6), eight 81, ten (l0,. twelve
(l2), fourteen 40, sixteen (6), eighteen us, ,
twenty COZ, twenty-five t22), twenty -four GA
aud twenty-six c26l, on EmpOriA avenue /; all in
N. A English's 5th addition TO the city OF
wichita, according to the recorded plat thereof.
erty Of defendants, N. A. English and Oslo 4
English, and will be sold to satisfy said order
OF sAle.
sherirs Onlce. Wichita, Kansas. August 9Th,
A. ID. 1858.
II. r. WATT,
Sheriff Sedgwick county, Kansas.
Kos Harris, Plaintiffs Attorney. 10
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AND THERE IS MORE OF THEN.

Col. Dudley, United States commissioner
OF pensions, during the past fiscal year, has
succeeded Ia arrcstins, convicting and send.
Ing TO the penitentiary forty-one persons
who have been gully Of fraudulent prac-
tees in connection with pensions, thirteen
Of whom were rascaliy lawyers; and in al.
dition TO these, sixty-eight other lawyers,
detected in crooked methods, have been de-
barred from doing business in connection
with the pension bureau. In the meantime
he has succeeded In reyoking over 300 spu-
rioIs pensions, and in rejecting as fraudu-
lent over 500 claims for pensions.
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Road Notice.

s County OF OF s sASsAs' IS.
OFFIcE OF COUNTY CLERK,
July 2lst, lSs,.
Notice Is hereby given that on the It'll day of
July, lssi. . petition signed by Jasper s. jew
EFT and - others, was presented to the Beard OF
County Commissioners Of the county and State
aforesaid, praying for the location Of q certain
road, described as follows, viz:
Beginning at the north west corner OF section
two Cd In township twenty six (2G) range one
~ west, and running thence west two (2)
miles, more or less, to the south least corner Of
section thirty-two (Sg, town twenty-five (25) 1,
range one ~ west on the fifth parallel thence
north on the section line between sections 81
and IS and y and - to the northeast corner OF
section twenty-nine Coy. town twenty five ts5)
range one ~ west thence west on the section
line between sections % and - and 10 and 30 10
to the north west c1rner OF section thirty (30) ,
town twenty-five (25), range one ~ west
thence north on the section line TO the north
west corner Of section six 90, town twenty five
(25), range one ~ west. the terminus OF the
road
Whereupon said Board Of County Commits
sioners appointed the following named per-
sons, viz. W. j. Adams, M. y. Goodell and
Thomas Smith, rs viewers, with Instructions
to meet, In conjunction with the County Snr-
veyor, at the residence OF Frank j. Canton, In
Park township, ON Tuesday, the lith day OF
August, \. ID. 1853, and proceed to view said
road, and give 10 all parties q hearing.
by order Of the B0ari Of County Commits
siOners .
1875 T.. A. DORSEY, County Clerk
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Road Notice.
| STATE or KANSAS,
County or Sedgwick,
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK. !

STATE or KANSAS,
County or Sedgwick,
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
July 2lst, 1888.
Notice IL hereby given that on the ID day
Of July, 1883, petition signed by N. IL.
Garner and II others, was presented to the
Board Of County Commissioners OF the
county and State aforesaid. praying for the
location OF a certain road, described as
follows, viz: nf
Beginning Mt the southeast corner OF
section %, township %, range east thence
north four ~ miles on section line 70 north
east corner OF section 10; thence west one
mile TO the northwest corner Of section 10,
the terminus of the road.
Whereupon said Board OF County Com
missioners appointed the following named
persons, viz: WV. Hays, j. A. Nelson and
John Gopher, as viewers, with instructions
to meet, in conjunction with the County
Surveyor, nj the southeast corner Of section
81, township q, range east, in Waco town.
ship, on Saturday, the 1st day Of Septem-
her, A. d. 1883, and proceed to view said
road, an give to all parties bearing.
BY order Of the Board Of County Com
missioners.
lS-3 x. A. DORSEY, County Clerk.
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PLEASANT RIpeE.

To tie Editor of t1s Easfs:
August LIST, lsSA
will pen few lines TO your paper ofths
haps and mishaps on the Ridge.
The past ten days has been very bad hay
weather. There has been some hay badly
damaged, but what IL lost In hay ID gained
In corn. The corn crop Is going TO be the
best ever raised In this part Of The STATE.
Oats are good, from 30 TO s. bushels per
acre; can't come up TO hundred.
Wheat is fair crop and good quality.
Miss Ella Shockey has gone to Ksntucky
ON visit OF few weeks, and win stop IL
Illinois TO visit friends on her return. A
certain young man on the Ridge will Be
lonesome during her absence.
There was an Ice cream party as Mr..
Mesnses on-last Friday night. The yeang
folks had good time uatil late hour, but
some Of them got lost going hone and DID
not get he0e until nerning. II.
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KELLY AND HEWITT,

The Beacon is again astride OF its hobby,
declaring that Reys. Kelly and Hewitt will
take 4 lively hand in politics this fall. Hew-
lit Is in Scotland and Kelly is attending
strictly TO his pastoral duties. But the Bsa-
con can rest assured that whatever these
gentlemen may say or do in n political way,
viii be for the best interests Of society, for
good government, observance Of law, and
tbat neither will support any man whose
position on these vital questions is doubt
ful. II this be treason make the most Of IL.
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TILDEN'S CANDIDACY.

According To the American Cyciopedia
and the recent statement OF our contempor-
nry. the san, MIR. Tiiden was born on Feb
runry 9th, 1874.
II nominated for the Presidency next
year Mr.. Tildcn would be the oldest candi-
date for the Presidency ever known in this
country.
II elected 10y the people he would be 20
years and months old before the electoral
college could carry out the popular will.
II not counted out again he would he Il
year. aud I month old before he could take
the oath of office aud enter the White
House.
IL he served out his fun term he would
be over - years of age.
This is all. This is cnough.-AeD lori
Uyld
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VERY SMALL.

In all the years that Kansas has been pre-.
sided over by Republican Governors, in the
appointment or filling Of minor Offices and
vacancies by the chief executives no atten-
zion was paid to a mans politics; the words,
or recommendations, Of the immediate
neighbors of the applicant being sufficient.
Not 80 with Click. When a vacancy in q
county esquireship occurs he must wait to
enquire into the applicants political anti
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-09

iting the farm, but Mr.. s. fears he shall be
forced to shut down on all visitors in SELF
defence. Sunday Is asything but day Of
rest, for then visitors come by the hundreds.
1t 10 quite a trip for the Los Angelenos to
TO come out to the farm on the morning
train, spend q few hours with the ostriches
and return 10 their homes the same even
ing. The following are samples OF the
questions Mr.. s. has had the pleasure Of
answering about three million times during
the last three months:
DO the ostriches fy! DO they rcost on
the fencef Do they bite! They've got long
legs, haint they! What do you feed them
When do you feed them! ETC., etc.
JUSTIN N. COPELAND.
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the OHIO LAW.

The Cincinnati Commercial Gasefte pub
fishes table showing that, in seventy out
of lightweight counties in Ohio, 1919
drinking saloons have been closed since the
Scott law went into effect. while $3.50 have
paid the 600 tax, and ,SS2 the 800 tax,
imposed by this law. The total amount OF
tax realized is 81 ,404, 200. There were, In
these counties, before the law went into ef-
feet, total Of 9,43l saloons there are
now s,4l2. In Hamilton county (Cincin-
nati0 1GG have been closed, and ., 266 have
paid the tax. In Cleveland. ,3Oo have paid
tho 10
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WICHITA TO MEMPHIS.

The Memphis extention oi the Missouri
River. 1T. Scott a. Gulf is completed, with
The exception of sixteen miles in the st.
Francis bottom, about eighty miles this
side of Memphis. The uncompleted por.
tion of the road runs through marshy land,
which necessitntcs the placing of piling
the entire distance. The work is being
pushed rapidly, and the officials state that
the prospects are good for opening by Sep.
temhcr list
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JUDGE SlUSS.

Tie Wichita EAGLE announces Hon. II.
&. Sluss as a candidate for District Judge
in that District, The EAGLE says he is the
weIl-pigh universal choice of the lawyers
and Republicans of the District. Mr.. Sluss,
of the ablest men in the State, and gentle.
man Of stainless character. A trained, ex-
perienced and studious lawyer, he would
make an upright, impartial and able judge,
ranking among the first judicial officers OF
the State. There can be no possible doubt
OF his election 10 this position, for his fit
ness and deserving are alike unquestiona.
Liberalization Champs0H.
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Notice for Publication.

at Wichita, Kansas, August eth, 1ssa !
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has llsd notice Of his Intention 4
make final proof in support Of bis claim. AM
that said proof will be made before the U. 3
Land Oflice, at Wichita, kansas, on Saturday
September 18th, 1858. viz John T. Hedrick
II. A. No 7,4l4. for the lots five and six In sec
he names the following witnesses 70 proys
his continuous residence uDon, and cultivation
Of, said land, viz: Jacob stephens, ID. Garrett
j. w. Harrison and s. X. Rntledge all Of ii
bridge T.. D.. Ssigwick county, Kansas.
9O-6 X. l.. WALKER, Register.
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Mr.. COPELAND, who started east the first
Of last mouth, in company with Mr.. Fox,
near Wichita, for the purpose OF visiting
the popular wool growing sections Of va
rious states in the east and north, have
eventually found the place they were look
ing for in their ramble. They have visited
Illinois. Michigan, Wisconsin, Niagara
Falls, Toronto, Canada and Vermont, In
which State they are now purchasing
sheep. They will return some time this
month with some OF the best sheep Yer.
mont can produce. Douglas Index.
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VOTES MOI LEADERS.

onr good friends and prophets of the
liiawniha World aud Wichita EAGLE are
impressed with = conviction that the lie.
publican party in Kansas is in want Of
leaders. There has been 80 much grum-
bling about bosses--a leader Is essentially q
ho-s-laicly that we had become convinced
that the old party was cursed with too
many leaders, and that what we needed
most was votes. -PaOia Repgbiicdp.
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According to the Wichita beacon Demo
cratic) il the people Of this judicial district
elect Senator sluss to the Office Of judge, it
will "be a determination OF the bosses.'
1t would be all right and proper TO put a
Democrat in the Office. We are getting
tired Of that old Democratic rot about
b0ssism.-hnthoay Republican.
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WICHITA TOWNSHIP.

nwk swis q lie
neh swk and sS swx q
lot ) and west 10 rods e,s sex "a
thence u iG0 rods. thence 6s rods TO
center Little Arkansas river, thence Q
along the center OF said river TO the
line OF said l+-sec, thence W TO begin
ming.
"a Oh end OF following tract: BE-
Cunning 20 rods OF NV cor swh of9T
IL thence ~ rods, thence lt0 rods
thence W 10 rods, thence 100 rods, to
10 beginning.
s sxn 1ss u q 1 is mex ID q
Bsgianing At point lsl ss-loo NV
Of " cor OF swk sex nwx l6 q 1e;
thence 30 u 100 n, thence n s3s n,
e 20 79-lO0 u, thence - n. % be-
Beginning at se cor of swx sex nwx
OF Is u le; theace " Isl 7S-l00 n,
thence III n, thence . Isl 7y-l00 n,
teence III n. to beginning.
Beginning SO q Q and ISSU fe OF eW
cor o. swx 10 q 10; thence 80 n,
lO n. 80 n, thence " Il" n to be-
BsSinnIns s1 n and ls7o n n Of sw
cor OF swX Is q L.; thence DO n,
. $50 n, 8 50 n, thsocs v l5e II TO b.
ginning.
q = -: ! & Z; x. 81. : < = = z z
Beginning at se cor Of sk nwx Of
sec y "a lie thence along the high
WAY 50 rods, thence 10 rods, thence
SO rods. " l6 rods TO place Of beginning.
* nwk, except above trAce, = e
eX sex Il "a le wK sex - q
ex avs - u 10 VIZ nwk - u
* ssL u a 10
Berinning ss5 r. and M ILL nv
Of ne cor Of &c - 81 IL ; thence rs n
= 10 Arkansas river, thence a with
aid river to ; poInt ss6 n Of \ line Of
aid esc. &, enos 70 beginning.
LIots 1 . 4 and ek mex and svx
mex and e< sex $ q
nek 9 g u nwk - q
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Kansas City Daily Times. "
PRICES FOR SUBSCRIPTION

THE DAILY AND SUNDAY TIMES,
seven papers a week, by mail. postage
paid, one year, $1,000; six months, $500
three months, $3.50; one month, S1.OO.
THE DAILY TIMES, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, three papers week,
by mail. postage paid, one year, $500 (;
six months, $3.50; three months, Sl.23.
THE SUNDAY TIMES. by mail, postage
paid, one year, Sl.J0.
THE WEEKLY TIMES, by mail, postage
maid one wear 81 10
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COUNT TREAsURnR's OFFICE,

WICHITA. KANSAS, July 10, 1888.
In compliance with section 108, chapter "a,
Kaasas session laws Of Ice, public notice Is
hereby given that taxes and charges for the
year 1851 against the following described tracts
Of Hand and town lots situated In the county OF
Sedgwick, State OF kansxs, arc duo and remain
unpaid and that will. on Tuesday, the eth
day Of september, lisa, and the next succeed
tSe city Of Wichita. 20 much 81 esci tract Of
land or tOwu los In the following list Is may be
necessary % meet the taxes and charges
fharnnn:
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II. c. Sluss is a candidate for judge. The
mere announcement Of this fact Is sufficient.
The people know him, and comment from
us is unnecessary. Henry sluss is consid-
cred one Of the most able lawyers in Kan
sas. He has ably and fcariessly represented
us In the State Senate. and is looked upon
as ono OF the foremost men Of the State.
He 10 Republican, lawyer and gentle
man, and when he takes his oath Of Office.
which he will, justice will be administered
BY a learned judge, who win consider his
oath Of Office sacred, and discharge his
duties faithfully to his fellow man We
arc for Henry sluss for judge Of the 18Th
Judicial District.-Kssgmss Citss~.
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The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe COM
pany in paying its stock dividend, August
18th, will use ,564 checks. This shows
that the number Of stockholders in this
corporation has increased 629 since the last
quarter. This dividend is II per cent, and
II win take $3.50, COL to pay it.
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Wichita City.

| Waco Street--Iots Is 20. f.
Wichita street. 6 lso IL l3i e. q 60 20 Is IL
| 70 81 ss IS 81 ~ 81 80 IS 1853 las
Water street--I0ts Is 80 81 g: 5G Is 16 ~ I35
no ia I56.
Church street--Lots - 80 81 l35 ls7 l39 Ii3 III
Main Street-Lots Isl l5e 10 feet of south side
| lot iii "a a. Inc lss ia I54 is8 I70 III ia
lourt Strset-.I<Ots 3; is III Ia5 l57 I65 G. scs
is2 I6i les.
Chisholm b street-Lots IS cs 20 ~ 80 s. 10. Iol
| . a, south half city park.
Lawrence Avenue i Lots III *.
j. L. Meads addition Lawrence Avneue--
| Lots ~ y "a.
Topeka Ayenne--iots IL % 81 10 20 - 81 ~
Emporia Avenue ~ - %, on on
rim FINN Av.nas..lo.s $ q. :, :.
i1ougias Avenue. iots - ~ sas. . o. 80 20 2,
fss1 Of ~ "a
Mosciy Avenue north 80 feet of lot 5 H.
Hilton Addition
Texas Avenue lots 90 Il as II 20 81 s3 81 81.
Topeka Avenue -lots 3, IS ~ 81 10 y ~
IS . Il & Is IS ss s.. - : " " . "
Fourth Avenue--lOts II q 1G Is IS
Fifth Avenne--iot 70
''"'' H Grs,S.,s.sin's Addition
Hs MARI ssssesio;s :, % . 6. &c 81 50 81 81
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Notice,

Notice Is hereby given that all parties are
prohibited from posting notices and painting
signs upon, or in any manner disdgnring, the
iron bridge locate, at the west end of Douglas
avenue, Wichita. Kansas, under penalty OF live
dollars for each and every Oflense. This order
will be rigidly enforced.
e. W. sTEENROD,
A. W. OLIVER,
Il. W. WALTER,
County Commissioners.
Attest: +. A. DoRsEY, County Clerk. D.
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The New York 0repAie says: ssTe allay
suspicioa, II nay b we'll - ny thaf IL -
that Gov. 81 Joha makes svssy nigAs -
lectures b nsrsly n Incidental esasiAsra-
dan ~
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iOt Anu huu h"S4 sWA - ie
beginning at NV cor OF lot thence
e 81 rods, thence along the bank OF
river ~ rods. thence W 70 rods 10 sec
line, thence n AZ rods 10 place OF be-
ginning % q lie
Beginning on sec line q rods Of NV
cor Of lot sec - q le; thence . tn
Arkansas river, thence along hank
OF river to Sc cor Of lot 8, thence W to
sec line, thence 10 beginning. - "a 1s
lots and 10 OF Island NO. 2, and lot
0 Of Island NO. % q lie
AZ nell II n lie LOTS - q le
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Eaporis Is still figuring on how 70 raise
- GO for Presbyterian college U be 10
cated in that city. Senator Plumb x1srsed
TIE Subscription with o2,0oo.
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Ell PaLeO.

Georgia Avenue-LOts 81 ~ - GJ.
Baltimore Avenue--LOts-t9 III 63 65 l0i liz.
Ruckner Street--Lots 81 GO Il.
Market Street--IOts - % 2s.
Main Street--LOts - q Is 30 3 "a. HUFF
bAuer's reserve.
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Marshall.
Gernnania.
West Wichita,

Walnut Sirest--Iots Il % % 30.
Wichita Street. Lots q s 63 e. 81 CD Il.
Usage Street--iot o.
Texas Street--LOts 81 35 ~ 30 Al ~ ~ 81 Is o.
"a sc 80 50.
Chicago Street--I1ots Il II ID 22 y l40 li2 III
l46 las 149 l50 II. l5i l56.
Begin Mt a point in the section line 1850 feet
east OF southwest corner Of sec 20 q le, thence
north $50 feet east To Arkansas river, following
meanderings Of said river south to south line
Of said section, thence west TO beginning.
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Valley Center.

Avenue A--Lots I 5 . u l3 Is II - 81 "a
% "a ~ IS IS IS NJ ~ &C SO.
Avenue B--LOts A II ~ 81.
Avenue C--Lots 81 80 81 g.
Third Street--3 80 Al % 81 Gj ~.