Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-15

An MURDOCH & BROTHER, Propretors.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL ITEMS OF NEWS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the Office of the register of deeds,
yesterday:
Amanda A. Hammond to C. E. Nun
ser lot ii. Wabash ave. ..----.---.S lp
Amanda A Hammond to ; Z Munser
lot 9 Wabash aye-...-.--.--...----.-----. luO
M Pyle to + G Pyle, undivided hf
lot 4 blk 13, Goddard. .-.......----.---. lis
Addie A Dunlap to \ A English, e hf
lot 4. blk G, EnglIsh's 4tb add 49,. 100
Garden Plain town Co to VIM Dargel
lot 1G biz l6 Gardan Plain.........-.. 30
J c Sway to Henry c Tucker, lots
ard 8, Market str..................-....-.. =
o NJ Thorp to Jacob NJ Ellie, lots l02
and l0i, Chisholm str..-....-.......... 800
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Houck and family
left for Mgnitau last evening.
NJ. Kellogg, big real estate dealer of
Kingman, was in the city last night.
And the EAGLES reporter got in his play
With Sheridan only half mile away
Roy II. Sohn returned from his trip of
rest ard recreation and looks very much
better.
John Craigie, register of deeds of King
man county, spent few hours in the city
yesterday.
The timers are at work on the county
building, and before many days II VIII be
enclosed 1t presents fine appearance al
ready.
Mrs Capt. a. Z. Woodson, L. S. A,
Capt. c. II. c. Potter, L. S. A, L. F. Bar
rett, Santa Fe passenger agent, are guests at
the Manhattan.
The secretary gives notice TO contractors
and builders elsewhere of the letting OF the
G. a. II. Memorial Hall foundation, which
is now an assured fact.
Huff, the restauranter, who keeps in the
room next Dilrs drug store, Douglas av-
enue, has opened lunch counter in front Of
the billiard hail in the Manhattan block.
Mrs Vail has two sisters visiting her, ar
irving Just after Mr.. and Mr.. V. had gotten
fairly settled in their pleasant and commo-
dious residence on North Topeka avenue.
Ex-Councilman NJ. Zimmerly received
from his brother-in-law, wholesale dealer
and manufacturer of cigars, lot of fragrant
smokers and the EAGLE was not forgotten.
Mr. II. Il. Butler lost q pair of globe
spectacles yesterday. They are gold
trimmed pair The finder will be rewarded
by leaving them at Butler & Fishers hard
ware store.
St Johns Episcopal parish are making
preparations 10 build an addition to their
church al IA cost Of about $500. The ediiice
as it now stands VIII not seat the present
membership.
Capt White Of the Beacon, has not yet
returned from Washington. As TO whether
he will bring back the commission we do
not pretend to say. This is in answer 10 the
card sent Us yesterday.
L. 7. Allen, OF indianapolis, is making
brother-in-lsw, J. ID. Hutchings. He notes
greater improvements during the last year
than at any former period.
The funeral services Of little Mark Gar
rctt will be from the home of his parents on
River street to-day al ! o'clock. the Rev.
Harper conducting the services. All the
friapds are invited IN attend
b. Z. Page, c. w. Carson, Dodge City; Il.
b. Temple, G. w. Bakely, Anthony; ii. A.
Winddeld; 7. Il. Blakslce, Neodesha; NJ. b.
Kellogg, Kingman; J. c. Lamb lin, Caldwell;
Ed Patterson, FL Dorado; J. \. Crogan,
kingman; L. b. Green, Newton; are guests
of the Occidental.
The Citizens Land company, of Wichita,
filed its charter Monday. They propose TO
purchase and sell real estate. The capital
stock is SlO0,0O0, and the directors are II. G.
Lee, J. o. Davidson, c. Il. Miller, A. r. Ha-
zen, }. II. Pumpelly, n. A. English, Finlay
Ross, NJ. Stewart and W. +. Stanley.
J. II. Scott, gardener, went cunning foc
the nocturnal pilterers of his garden truck,
Saturday night last and shot n charge OF
bird shot into somebody who had a sack
of cabbage gathered from SCOTS garden.
The man left leaving as a souvenir his coat
hsnging to the barbed wire fence and his
sack of cabbages.
The Citizens Land company, of Wichita,
L.. "a. h.-t ala Of
following-named officers and board of d.
rcctors: c. K. Miller, president; Finlay
Ross, vice president; ii. G. Lee, secretary;
j. o. Dividson, treasurer; J. ii. Pumpelley,
A. r. Hazen, NJ Stewart, w. +. Stanley, y.
A. English.
The sneak thief who attempted 10 enter
the house of J. c. Jones on Oak street night
before last came very near meeting with a
reception so warm that had he waited but a
half second longer be would have been
reaching out for the unknown beyond or
that section of il where thieves are said to
be plentiful.
The lard commissioner concluded the
taking of testimony yesterday in the land
case that has been up for nearly week the
parties to which are: The United States in
relation 10 James Cummins and Willie
Jackson. The Etigants departed for llar-
per county yesterday evening and viii there
await a decision.
Dr. Hill, of TT. Scott, one of the oldest
and most successful dentists of the state
stopped over in the city yesterday. The
doctor had been out in the region of .rriga
ton about Garden City, making some in
vestments in lands. He says there is no 9th
er valley in America that promises like the
the Arkansas valley.
Everybody is DESTROYS that the streets o
Wichita should be named. The name o.
every street should be put up at least every
other corner. II was our understanding thai
the parties who were given the privilege o
numbering the city agreed to put up tbs
names of the street. How is this 1t both
ers stranger not little TO get around.
Col. Milton Stewart has been elected sec
retary of the Citizens bank. which position
he accepted, entering upon the duty i'm
.aediaiely. We congratulate the manager,