Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-21

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\ man who wears TO suspenders but fasten.
the collar Of his pantaloons to his collar but
ton and goes fishing on Sunday should have
his political disabilities tackled on To him
and he kept in Jail.
VIII I, Walker esq, of Scottsburg, Ind,
prominent lawyer of that section of the
state, and late Republican candidate for con-
gress in his district, called yesterday in com
pany with Dr.. Fabrique, who is an old
friend. Mr.. w. is in love with Kansas and
SAWS sixty days will find him located at
Wichita or some other Kansas town, in this
we think he has resolved wisely. Mr.. w
has also been the editc- of the Pythiar
Journal of Indianapolis and is bright, ex-
perienccd ana intelligent gentleman.
Notwithstanding that the health officer
report. the city in healthy state, there ap-
peared 10 be a good many 'under the
weather" Sunday night. One man was
heard pounding at drug store door crying
cut: Il want something for my earl An
other wanted some soothing syrup and
"Bluc JAY who ncye- WAS known to have
4 worser half. wanted something for her
husband who was in bad shape. >undaY Is
an unhealthy day anyway.
capt ". L. Couch, tine boomer. passed
through { city yesterday morning on has
way from Washington To- Arkansas city.
| Capt. c urh told gentleman of Wichita
who spoke to him lie the train .tonpci at
The iepo. that Secretary Ls;nsr l,sv- him
| positive ,ssuranp, that the csttietn-n would
be removed both from th- rNlshnna coun-
| try and The Cherokee strip without DELAY.
Hc further said that Will. Ia. proposed sci
tiers we've net allowed ~ .i.t.r now. he
thought the time wa> close "a. hand When
| they could go IN uninoie.t,.d.
Mayor Aldrich proposes /" enforce the
ordinance Of the citv for tho levying and
collecting Of city poll tax. He SAYS the
city needs the money for internal improve
ments 1t Is a law of the city and though it
has rot been enforced every year that fact is
10 excuse for him to ignore it. There are a
few kickers, but the kickers are not Of Il class
whose kicking is entitled to much consider
alton The law, if rigldy carried out, will
| bring many dollar from those who other
wise would not pay a cent of taxes.
| Mr.. John Gatfeny, general roadmas,er of
| the >unhowcr road spent Sunday night in
| the city. In conversation with an EAGLE
reporter ne said he thought the grade of his
| line wonld be finished to Anthony to-mor-
row, in which case the track would reach
that city Saturday night. There is to be
big blowout in that happy city on that oc
casion.
Col. ID. 5. Hakes, formerly material agent
of the Wichita and Western and now oc-
cupying the same position at Attica on the
Southern Kansas, was around seeing old ac-
quaintances yesterday morning. He says
| the main line of the Southern Kansas is be-
ing built toward. Medicine Lodge and the
branch toward Kiowa.
Mr.. y. f. Niederlander returned from the
| east Saturday night. lie called the EAGLE
reporter yesterday and said that our notice
calling the attention of manageable ladies
to his corps of bachelors has had its effect,
two of them are already engaged. Nr. Med
erlander SAYS he viii continue to supply the
market
Mr.. G. w. Blackwelder, who. in company
with Col. c. ID. Perry, has been out west %
eating towns for the ''Cimaron Town com
pany," arrived home Saturday night. He
reports having located two towns in good
| lo,alities, one in Comanche county and an
other in the southern part of Clark county.
The county commissioners az their last
meeting made an appropriation for building
bridge over Chisholm creek, on East
Douglas avenue, and yesterday prominent
citizen OF that section Of town said that the
street ear track would be extended rs far as
College hill within thirty days.
s. s. Miller. lately reporter on the Daily
EAGLE. Is now with TIE New York Cattle |
company and left Las; evening for the west
to lock after the enterests of the company. |
look up ranges, etc. Sam Is faithful, en-
terge;ic young man and viii, we are sure.
make success Of his new venture.
Capt. F. e. Smyth snd Street Commits |
sioner Stone are doing excellent work on
the streets, and Alderman Richey. chairman |
of the board of health, informs Us that be |
didn't like 10 be too fresh NJ first but he will |
soon begin war against filth. and woe be |
unto the insn who fails to clean up his /
premises.
The stone crossing on Main street, be-
tween the fo>tcifice and Nunson>, ~as
taken up by the street commissioner yes,er- /
dsy and IL bed flied up with dirt. This /
crossin. was no account any way. and was |
on'S about twenty feet from another snd
better one
There !. no doubt ,hs: Putnam and Watts I
will draw full house next Wednesday !
night. We are in possession Of an array of I
the most fa;tering press notices of their /
lectures from leading journals in the eastern I,
states and Canada
4 new broom sweeps clean and So the /
new street commissioner is putting in his 4
bes. Ecks, and II is due 10 him 10 say that 1
be i showing great activity snd doing
good work
An elegant bedroom Sc; Was rSfaed OF at
NJ. j. Rich's store last night NJ. II. B.
Keeler. The accomplished agen; Of the
Santa Fe snd Frisco roads, was the lucky !.
man.
Father Kelley vas about the se-ee:s yesssr- !
Cay for tie ers, time In three wssln.