Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-13

1t Is recommended that the primaries be held
on March eoth, from ; TO . O'Clock p. as fol-
lows:
Firs; ward-In Squire Hobbs Office. Eagle
block.
Second wart-In Mcpherson block, at usual
voting place.
Third ward-In u. \ Mtchell's oa.ce-
Fourth ward-In Abe Smiths shop.
Itis farther recommended that the different
wards elect delegates AZ the same time and
place TO elect their ward officers
u, \ MITCHELL,
Charm Rep Central Committee
i. ID. HANEoND, Secretary.
MAYORS PRoCLAMATIoE
/, NJ. Zimnerly, president of the conncil
and acting mayor Of the city Of Wichita,
by the power vested in me by law, DO here
by make proclamation notifying all occu-
pants Of lots and pieces of ground in said
city to Immediately cleanse their property
from any matter detrimental to the general
health of the inhabitants Of the city, rs
directed by tine board of health. On and
after March l5 any failures to comply with
the city ordinance viii be speedily dealt
with according To law.
Done at Wichita, Kansas, this lIth day
of March. 1885.
NJ. ZrMMERLr, Acting Mayor.
Attest: FRED ScHATrNEE, City Clerk.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
am a candidate for Justice Of the Peace
subject to the decision of the Republican
City Convention. {. NJ. GARRISON.
ii. ID. Krake, travelling freight agent of
the Santa Fe, is in the city.
The marble basins for the Black hotel
have arrived and are elegant
We observed one man navigating the
street in an anti-prohibition gait vester-
day evening.
Governor Glenn has not been able TO at
tend TO business the past two days, owing to
indisposition.
Mrs. Howard Z. Iie, Of Crcston, Iowa,
daughter of T. L. Andrews, is making her
fathers frniily visit.
The fremont house i receiving Il com
plete external painting and presents 4 fresh
and handsome appearance
George f. Mcdonald, Of Fort Scott,
architect and builder, called on the EAGLE
yesterday. Mr.. NJ. will locate in Anthony.
Mr.. Joel HoHtoon, who was member Of
the engineer corps of the Wichita and West.
ern. is acting roadmaster on the late Mr..
Gustin's division Of the Santa Fe.
The genial. warm rays Of the sun dried up
the mud pretty fast yesterday. With a day
or two more Of the same sort the wheels Of
commerce will resume their normal swing.
Lon Holding, city editor Of the Beacon,
was so unwell yesterday tina, he was COM
PEELED to quit work and 90 home. Over
work did It. We hope hc viii be nll right
to-day.
Henry Lyons i here in charge Of a con-
struction train aal twenty laborers to begin
raising tracs, GA the Santa Fe north Of this
city and putting tha; portion Of the road in
shape.
Argonn State bank is the name of new
bank which commenced business on the 3rd
inst; capital $4,000; F. T. Frantz, formerly
oi Wellington, As cashier. Argonians are
TO be congratulated.
People are now looking up the full defni-
tion of medicinal and mechanical purposes.
The full definition OF these words embrace a
wide range, 50 that whisky and beer may be
used for greasng wagons or killing rats.
Two thousand ties have now arrived for
the north extension Of the street railway.
The iron for the same is expected between
the 18th inst. and the first Of April, when
active building operations viii be at once
commenced
One of Fritz Snitzler's old customers ap-
piled Ia him Yesterday for something TO
take. Well, you can't get it here; aber You
60 to the drug store and tell them You are
in the first stages of the billiard fever, and
you can get 81 you want.
J. l. Cooper, former proprietor of the
the large rooms in the Green X HAYS block
with fun line Of buggies, carriages, phae-
tons and spring wagons. He proposes 10
run this line Of business on an extensive
scale, and will keer constantly a large line
of these articles in stock.
The spring Of IS was as much like the
present spring as two peas. that is, like this
spring has been since il set in on the first
day of March. although in that of IS the
prairies had purplish cast by the 9th Of
March. If spring has really opened 1t will
be remembered as an early spring follow
ing very severe winter.
Miss Lillian Detrcich received her com
mission as notary public yesterday. Miss
Detreich. who came here recently from Os-
we.,o, New York, is al accomplished stenog
rapher and a young lady Of fine culture and
literary attainments. At present she oocu-
pies position rs stenographer in Mr. Hat
tons Office.
Dennis and Card. the marvellous expert
and athletic skaters, came up from Yelling
ton Yesterday. where they have just COM
ple,ed three days highly successful en-
gagement They leave this morning for
Chicago and New York City, arriving
within few DAYS at their home, New Haven,
Conn Good lucl, and splendid success 70
you. boys
Mr.. Ad. Y Jones. the well known sun
flower agent, who has been on business
trip 10 Fort Scott. returned last night. He
saws the down town Office Of his road will
be ready for business in few days. and she
will be daisy. \ mammoth sunfower
will embellish the window. He says Fort
Scott was all in blaze Of glory and that
they whooped it up for Stewart.
A series of meetings Is now in progress in
the Presbyterian church in this city, con-
ducted bv Drs. Davis, of Newton, and Ne
Chung. of Wellington. Thus far there has
been a good attendance and considerable re-
Iirious interest manifested. Services are
held in the afternoon at o clock and in the
evening a; half past Z. There are proba bly,
no clergymen in this part Of the state more
competent TO conduct series OF revival
meetings than the two above mentioned \