Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-02

business man In the city, a. well a. every
occupant OF private residence. The plat
for this purpose WAS long siscs finish
ed by surveyor Bsyiey and all that Is now
lacking is the action Of the council.
One OF the most attractive snd artistic
signs yet painted 10 this cityAn fron an
original design, is that on the real sstate
window Of Jocelyn aud Thoaas. The work
is that Of very young man, Joseph Hendly,
in the the employ Of Whey. The came
work on French plate instead Of common
double.strength would have shown much
better aud smoother. Yet It IL fne piece
of work which will attract attention and
study.
People living on North Topeka avenue
complain great deal about having their
flowers stolen. II seems that some party or
parties are in the habit Of going to the pri-
vate residences In that vicinity, after dark,
and helping themselves to all the flowers
and flower pots that they can find sitting
around In the yards. 1t would be good
idea FOR some one to plant little dynamite
in their flower pots. 50 that the thief might
be discovered, provided that after the ex-
plosion there was enough OF hinaleft to be
identified
number Of railroad officials passed over
the kingman branch Of the Santa Fe road
yesterday, on a tour Of inspection. The
party comprised II. r. Nickerson, division
superintendent; +. A. Burgess, train mas
ter; ALI Taylor, master mechanic; MIR.
Earle, resident engineer; j. c. Leeds, as
sistant general freight agent; Mr.. Gusten,
road master; Mr.. McGowan, chief OF water
service department, and several others
whose names We failed to learn. We IN
derstand that they were much pleased with
the road and country through which it
passes.
We are Informed that there are certain
Illinois parties in this city who are desir-
Gus OF starting 4 planning mill here, but
unfortunately they lack the requisite cap
ital for so dong, and arc now urging our
business men to lend them material assis-
lance. The matter will, so our informant
says, be placed before the council and the
city solicited TO aid them. While Wichita
wants manufactures Of most any kind, she
can hardly afford to build them herself and
turn them over to strangers to be operated.
What we want is men OF capital to engage
in such enterprises, and to all such we can
well afford to lend encouragement, but the
inadvisability of doing as these parties re-
quest will be apparent to any one who
gives the matter moments consideration.
ID. X. Green, the popular stage and hack
line man, was in the city yesterday for the
purpose Of purchasing another hack. His
line west from kingmaD TO Saratoga and
Pratt Center is called the "Cannon Ball"
stage line, and changes OF horses are made
every eight miles. He runs two lines over
the same road both ways ways each day.
One coach leaves Kingman ut O'Clock a.
trip at 1890. Parties leaving Wichita for
the west can go right on through by the day
train or by the night train and leave King
man early next morning. BE sure and en-
quire for ''Green's Cannon Ball Stage
Line" if you want rapid and comfortable
ride. The distance from kingman via
Maude and Saratoga to Pratt Center is thir-
ty-nine miles. Mr.. Green is a very enter
prising stage man and looks well to the |
comfort OF his passengers, besides leaving
all pony teams in the dust behind.
DIR. Emil kuder, whom it seems has been |
treating some insane patients, but who for |
the want of room was compelled to give |
them up, has bought an old building which |
in the south part of the city. lady who |
called upon us with reference to the matter |
and who informs us that the doctor is I'M
able to speak English very well, says that
The doctor is an experienced physician or
Expert in this class of cases, and that be is |
of fitting up his building and
il in shape to take care of such |
but that he is financially un.
,ble to do so without some help or aid
n the way OF temporary loan or advance of
money. She desires that we call the
attention of the people to to the matter. |
VS. know moth ing of the doctors qualifca- |
ions or experience in this direction, but |
uch an institution would no doubt find a |
sufficient number Of patients to support it. |
As the lady was very earnest in the pre-
cntation of her cow lotions We can do no 1
ess than call the attention Of the public to
he matter. No amount was mentioned nor
NY plan suggested. Ii may be hat some |
haritabIy inclined person or organization
II society will reply. To all such our col. |