Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-06

recorded in the Office Of the register OF deed
Yesterday.
Valley Centre Town Co % Robert
Burns lot % fronting on Third ST in
the town Of Valley Centre..........-S 10
Valley Centre Town Co to Robert
Burns lots - TO - fronting on Me
ridian ave- town Of Valley Centre IN
Clara J Race 10 John Linson lots %
to 80 fronting on Ave \ town of
Valley Ceutre. .-....-.....---......-. 20'
AT& : FIR Co to Matte J Ran
dali NV Or 2l-24-3w ..-.....--..-..-- ll6l
Edward \ Hartwell to VIM Young
lotsl ard p Blk : Perry's add
Wichita. $3.50. ........... ........-.. 3W
WIN Freilingcr To \ T * 5 F !. X Go
right-of-way on the " * ; " RI
in l4-2S-1e ............................... 4f
John Kuhn to 4 T n + X X Co
right-of-way on " Il WRR in
ll-2S-le station grounds at Green
John II Seal to \ A Glenn lot -
Court 81 Wichita. .----.--.--- %
John Schonl0n to Antoine Strunk, -
interest in Sc gu 5-27-2 w....-..-.- IA
Charles Clifford to c Z Jackson, lot
81 Chisholm s., Wichita..........--. 20
W Whitlock 10 i I Churcbwood,
lot I Cannon =, Hiton's addition,
Wichita .....-.... ......-- ..-.-.. 2Gc
James j Moore TO Robert J Martin,
hf Sc or 1924 W ........-...... 6lj
Fl Paso town company to John Yer
gler, lots So, s. and s. Georgia av-
enue, town Of FL Paso.............-. 90
Amos l. Houck TO Robert j Mckim,
lots ll0I to 1ll5 inclusive, Waco
street. .....................'........ 1900
Antoine SchonlOn to Antoine Struuk,
seqr 1922 w....................... Dos
I - Marin q, flsrla. hg( F-5F OF
IL TO ISL inclusive blk 10 Emporia
ave. w IChIta......... .......... ......---. iBl
J ) Martin to . c McCune, lots l66
and los blk 10, Topeka avenue
Wichita .-.. - . ..-..-.-. 10
I II Peck TO \ II Mack, lot Il and
hf Of lot II Ohio ave, College Hill
add. Wichita. ..-.................. ls0
J NJ Tracy TO MARY Hartman, lot l5S
Ross ave, town OF Clearwater .... 800
Mary Bum et nj to j Il Sniyely,re-
ceiver, lots - and 81 Main street,
Wichita. .-.------. $500
Hon. Wm. Ross, Of Clearwater. is IN the
city.
Geo. W. Knorr has gone into the alligator
business.
DR. BanShman, Of Argonia, Is in the city
attending the medical convention.
Dr.C. (. Green, Of Windaeld, Is in our
city stopping at the Occidental hotel.
Commissioner Nelson, Of Haysyillc, Is in
the city attending the session Of the county
board.
The Famous Clcfhirg house ON Dougla,
avenue shows some very beautiful window
dressing.
Prof Blac, will preach in the Christian
church tonight on Paul, Conversion and
how he was baptised."
The cases of the State vs.. WIN. McCul-
Tough and 4 ID. Striker, which were called
before Justice Thomas yesterday, were con
tnued until ! p. m. to-day.
DIR. Hill one Of Augustus Oldest and most
substantial citizens who has several times
represented that distric. in the legislature,
spent the day in Wichita yesterday.
Mr. Joel Bowman, connected with the
department Of justice, Washington, d. C.,
who spent yesterday in our city, made US
call He leaves for the east this morning.
The sentiment of our Sunday sermon
seems TO run counter TO the spirit Of the
average citizen. We vel! knew it would.
But that fact in no wise impairs either its
wisdom or philosophy.
Yesterday We local scribe peepcd into the
opera house and found the artiZans and art
lists fixing up the stage and scenery prepare
tory 10 putting on the 1.-TWO Orphans and
the Mountain Pink" within the next few
days.
Councilman \. \. English appeared on
the streets yesterday with IA pair OF milk
white steppers which will be the envy Of
many. They are young, bright, tractable
and go together as though they had been
made TO match.
Mr. W. u. Mccormick, who has just re-
turned from Cheney, saws ii Is surprising
how eagerly every piece of raw land in this
county that is for sale at reasonable rates is
snatched up. Mr.. Nc. bought quarter
section at Sl,s00.
The Ladies Relief Corps, G. \ X. will
give grand ice cream and s,rawbcrry festi-
val at the opera house next Friday night.
This will be the first of the season Of those
popular entertainments and We predict q
large crowd and pleasant; time.
There is another chsnce for cur neighbor-
ing contempories. to poke fun at Us about
our big hogs. \ Poland China raised by
J. T. Mead was sold in this marke; yester-
day that was tried in the balance and not
found wanting al ounce less than 40
pounds.
Property is beginning to attract attention
a; the new town of Green on the Santa Fe.
Day before yesterday thirty 25-ioot-iront
lots were sold in the village, and a five acre
tract near by the town was sold for soc
This tract was purchased with 4 view 10
making pressed bricl, on the PROMISE
o. NJ. Sherman bought ninety fat hogs
yesterday the average weight Of each hog
being $40 pounds. The increased produc-
;ion o. fine hogs in this county is very great
within the past two wears and large pack
ing house here is the one thing most need
full Of all Others in this city.
There will be public meeting, free 70 al.
at $50 p. m. Friday 10 hear the mayors re
port on appointing a committee to locate the
United States building for which $4,000
was appropriated by the last congress. The
meeting will be held in the council room,
Snitzler's building Market street
Mr.. :. \. Harburg, Of our new German
contemporary. the Wichita Herald, made
us pleasant call last night The initial
number of the new paper will appear to-
morrow. IL starts out with about 500 sub
scribers and good list Of advertisements,
thus insuring IFS success from the start.
Gov. Kirkwood, Of lows, and wife have
been in the city since Saturday visiting
relations. the kirkwood, Rutan. and Col.
Innes' families. The governor comes down
to the Arkansas Valley metropolis about
once a vesr now, with considerable regulsr-
ity and he is always welcome, mos. vel
sone.