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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13
Application for $ Patent. Application No. 4G5 for Paten- t, ..
 Silver Glance Mine.
UNITED STATES LAND OTEr.

okALEr LAND ilr F..H.
 Tucson, ArizOD1, fe- {. -... NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIyES THAT N Arnold, Trustee. whose pp-tae.e.. ..'. Is Tucson, Pima County. Arizona. cs... Uuthauk. hns thIs day filed hi- app.l...-..--t t ". patent for lZ-5 linear icet of th- Sl.g.-t mine or vein bearing mineral. W.r- . ground is3.3 feet m width situated lr fr yaca mining dlstrfct, County of Pm. .- ritory Of Arizona, and dssI-nate.i l- .. .- notes and Odiciai plat on hle In tl.e .a....- No. 4e ID said ArIvHca dlstuct, sa.l ..- , being as follows, tOwlt:
 Bsglnning at the western end Ce-..-r+. ... being also the eastern end center Cl -.. .l.....- mining claim a. s5 2 pet set ir a. a-a.aa .s U M. NJ. No. I. E. D. ou Gro F.-. u.. bears ss degs. S3 mIus., W lyH s..- -r Thence \ g. dcgs-, e mlus-, v r...t post. set m mound Of stones. r.ar.... -, N NO. 2. being galsO the sOEJl-el.-.-.. ..-. the Oriental M. c
 Thence \ si degs.. C. mius., l. 9. -..... of Crulch bears S Jo degs lj ulr- F ...-s tO A post | feet long, st Iu a mo .-. .s ,- marked ''S. c. M. No. l., at the ca. ...- ter of the claim.
 Thence \ S2 degs.. e mius.. 2 ...... post fee long, set in 6 mound o- --.-.. ed D. G. M. No. B.
 Thence 5j degs.. i5 Uins.. H '- -... poet set Il a mound or srOu--. -...... ...- M. NO c." being also ths -.. corner of tEe Oriental M C.
 Thence \ 52 de-s-. iJ mlus.. T. t ...... ''s G. I. M. NO. l. place of Legiaa.--
 AiagnetIc variation F Gegs, 4l t...- -. tAinIng l3.ji acres.
 The location of this mine IS .ec.-.. -. Recorders office or Pima County ords of Mines. page 5os. Any and all persons claiming .Gv portion of sad Silver Glance --, surface ground, are required rl r.. adverse claims wItE tEs kr---.- .. .- United States Land CtICe. at ILs-.- n . Territory of Arzoua. during t.. -.- ,- publication hereof or they vIl. l. ...--. - virtue of the provisions 4 the srat.-,-.
 B. M. THOMAS. t.---- l. Is hereby ordered that the foregoing ...s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13

Barbers charge democratic applicants for office in this territory only half price in consideration of the privilegl of hon. ing their rszoTs on their cheek. Tomb stone applicants are shaved for nothing. Sentinel.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13
GTnnd .Inry.

The following members of the grand jury were sworn m before the District Court to-day:
 F. H. Goodwin, foreman, Alex Mckay. Frank Mil;enherC. Wn. Kane, J. $. Crcsley. Mark Ezekiels, John Zellweger. \. W. Unthauk. Inc. E. Magee, Chas. R. Wores. S. 4. Manlove. Richard Starr, Max Zler. N. Maish, n. !. Sullivan, Geo. 4. Clum. J. K. Gooiing, Arthur B1rtou. C. W Richard, II. Buebmsn and Henry Bruns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13

storing the sttiote1 'o iii---
 rSs. aoetor will agree to forfeit VI ,oce ior ,ssa nndsrtaken not cured Inc teSSOu , - i ,annot ret cursd of NscaEnsss anu 7t tl. ,,J,Sl- a o<I.o S ;,,, to a rOmpllcauon; eslieI EiAJ, iI SsI7g T STsIS7sgr,ss51VTIEa s5 with H1PEhAkoIlt ltco Ola .b;.6 -o,uires specl al treatment ..L - ..,
 T tStafs iSyI,EORATcR. No. 7, Nlth our Pt
 ,uIiar speoiaI treat -nelt. is the Shty at-i PROsTATokRHEA. by ~ .s.j hscLl from age to and the ham
 youth. -, cha, faca if you become
 fs+i sss a nd dssDOucent, look out TOT tLlS vvaI
 ,I;c.ticr with Vital Weakness 6ad loss ol i!
 S- s9,.,,.-r as Prostatorrhea- Hurdre1s O4 ~ -Ases .s,-, tas1 lost for the want or proper % sor Ina cor,plicatiOn. and thOusan1s hhse A1s 3s
 sIi tbeir property and pleasure m ne HUH i'
 pTSc. e. elther Inyigoratos, Ss. Caso i oi rT bofttss s1O. Sent to any address, co'eie' ,sui ely from observation ..s.11, b, go-
 nr Elebi. sx Co. trest suoeessfriiy , S nS tTs 1iS
 Ds. a,s',' ',..-r form of SPECIAL, PklNAIE
 - F9R(SNIC DISEASE without mercury - -atseous drugs If vitality ls drAinen IF aIOin i. 5ojv nurreroGs diseases follow thai paine iI DI1i
 nary medical treatment IT "T,,on ,o I,ib .as Frirht's Disease, Insanity, et5. CuEes H,lar -raa.i Diseases of the genltO- urinary oEs1S.s'
 <,ineys liver and bladder peeiAIl1 tfeateo' DAS- | .asEs OF wO,IES SPEEDILY CUhhD. ,N. s 0aaiified and Res sponsibie.-Dr. Lleole o Co from EURoPE. are organized ID comp @ oe .,,b tbs C0l;foruia Medical Law. Diploma pro
 ysred by regular college educatlon' Ahu are H'" 1. tLa;r nius stsenth year of speclAl practice Met ropEarful electrlc belts free Co patients, | To PkovE TIE WOSDERFUL PoWEE or the l1- | yIGORATOR A e BOTTLE GIVEN Ok sE-'A fAA--' | Generalization free aud prIyate.
 Os- o' LIEEIC DSsPESsARH 4OO Geary street. San Fran nciseO, CAl; | Privste entrance. 4i5 Mason street four D4OcEi | ap Geary street from ksarnJ. Alaln l enIrS--S'
 through DisDsnrar- Drue store Ociouo~ T
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13
Application for a Patt5L i Application No. 444 for Pat,rr C. th
 Sonoma Mine.
UNITED SThTES LANr t....r
 #T.4pzort Nrfy1-. El ...

NOIIt E IS HEREBY GIVEN IH.Is - Arnold. Trustee. whose po='.-.. .. i= IucsOu, Pima County. ArlEura.. can. ]. ' Jntha0k, has thls day filed hIs g-r... patent for lsuJhu feet of the ~u. .s. ...-. vein bearing mineral. with sur'a-. - feet m width. situated Iu the Oru district, County of Pima and Ia--.. .' zOna, and deslEnafed by the uc.d -...- .... ciat plal on rile m this office a5 lu- Nn t. r , Gro BlAncO dIrtrict. sald lot NJ. }s -- scrlbed as follows. tO-wit:
 Beginning at the southern end r.r- at a post feet long, feet Iu a Ul.Ul. .. -... marked 'S. l. M NoI.
 U. NJ. M. No. bears N % teg-.. g. aas. Z55i feet.
 Thence $ 70 dees., mius., l. sGJ -.- ,.. '. Feet long, set m 0 mound of staI#. $. M No. 2"
 Thence x 70 decs.. 55 mius f. l. 23s .... -.. ter of Gulch bears \ 2g degs., co r...a.H H - feet to center of Gulch bears 35 deg. W l5uu feet Co H poet feet loug sar l-. <. stones, marked $. l. No. g.
 Thence \ 70 degs., % wins.. V f. ern cad center of clam ut a poet t..- m mound uf stones, marked ''S. H, .... Thence V is degs.. % mlus.. W -u t..' Ger Ot SOnOna Gulch bears e dr-,-.. . W l2J feet tu center of GUlch bears s s-.- mins.. T. SOJ feet to post ( feet ! -. .- mound of stones. naked 'S. N. No. q. Thence S 70 degs.. s mins.. W t.I t.'. ter of SOuOma ouich bears \ i5 dr--..
 
 4OmIns., W l5Ou feet to a post foe. ..0. mound Os stones, marked ''~ sl. N.." Thence 19 de-s., Uj Iniu-. s ... -.l ''S. ]. M. No 1, place of heglur Ir-
 Magnetic variation l2 degs., e. r .-. . taIning 2u.66 acres.
 The lOcatIon of this mirn is ra-.- n Recorders office of Pima Con i.-.a 4. i Ords of Miues, pages q and +-..
 Auy and all persons claiu.a- a.g-- portion of said sonomg mIUr. -r-.... arc required to hle their adye5- Register of the United Sta,.- l..- t- Tucson, in the Territory of A the ten weeks period of puL.a.- or they will be barred by y.r-ur uf '.-i Ions of the stiatute.
 BEN. NJ. THCH.-. --.e' lt IS hereby ordered that the of application for patent be put Der1Od of ten consecutive weeks ...'.. a weekly newspaper published iu [ -.- County, Arizona.
 B.M. THOMAS. l---.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13
B. II. THOMsS G

itis hereby ordered that the fore. ..- -. Of application for patent be pubic .s. perlud of len consecutive weeks m rt.. l--.H, @ weekly newspaper. published iu Iur- - County, Arizona. B. M. THOMAS. t..-.-.-
 First publication, Feb. I3, Iss6.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13

It IS hereby ordered that the foregoing no- tice of application for patent Do punlIshed Tor the uariod of ten consecutive week. in the CrrTZEN a weekly neN- paper published at Tue cSun. Pima county, Auznua, being the news Iaper published uearest sa,d claims.
 R. M THOMAS. Register, Flrst publication February z7, l-,6.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13
Clerk of our said Circuit {
Street Improvements.

At the city convention that placed candidates for members of the cIty council in nomination, there was an unanimous demand made that they pledge themselves to use their best en- deevors, if elected, 70 secure street im- provemeuls, efficient police force and city lights. Under this expression Of public sentiment the city council took .he preliminary steps toward improving the thoroughfares and were ready to csrde certain streets, when they were met with protests Of which the follow ing Is a copy;
 ," The undersigned property owners along street between - street and - street, respectfully represent that the improvement which your honorable body has decTeed should be made upon along said street, will impose upon them g burden vhl-h. under the present depressed condition Of real estate n the above mentioned portion of the city, will amount 10 ab- solute cOn6scatop. We therefore pray that the action taken by the Council be Teconsidered and the above mentioned ordinance be revoked, and to this end your petitioners will ever pray. (Signed.)
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13
70 '- '--7 5. M. THOMAS. I.---

l. is hereby ordered that the forecur rr -.., of application for pgteat be UuIli-frs .....- periOd of ten consecutive weeks iti tLs C. ..-- a weekly newspaper published Iu Iuc- E-- County, Arizona. B. M. THOMAS L .,-.-
 First publication. Feb. IS I--i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13

,urTlal missIOn, Aversion tO Sooiet!, b4iLL4eSs 1f Vision. Noises in the heAd: eNcesSss 5.sii in drinking intoxicating liquors, ths ,ll<-- nun AuIu oasrinz unobssrv0d in ths urlne, sh1 hiAnS other diseases that lead to insanity ana ueAsh.
 Dr. Mfntie who is A Regular fhS>iean Graduate of the University or I-hhSYl wanna will agree tO forfeit rive H Huh1reI Dollars. for a oass of thls klnd sh2 NltSi ae.toratlve (nndsr his speelal edViSe end .reatrnaltl wlil not cure or for !tnlnS hpurS or iliarlous fOand il IL. Dls. AtN Lis treA'@ al P.ivsts Disea.ss successfully Nlthout mel cury Consultation free. Iacroush anna tion and adsice including Sna-ysts o- Urine S. Prioe of the Vital ksst0fs uve. Si.0O o''-
 e. or four times tne CuGntltg, 50 sSnt 70 xny address upon receipt Ce rilce or N' O' L. secure feOu observslon. and m p;irAte nAI-;s
 iaslrsd, by DS. MtNIiE, il heArny 0treet' oaN-
 FrEnciso0, Cal. Send fJ- list of questions aaH pamphlet .---.-. -.,A A-
 otter sta.iug symptoms, sex sEd ago Slricl secrecy in regard Co all business trausactiol7-
 DS. EiISrIE's Kidney Remecy Ss,."- rstieun, cErss sll kinds of Kidney snd b-eddef Conplaints, donOrrEo.z. Gleat, Leuc9rrh,rs' For sale by sil trugsi5ts' q oottle @iA n"'l-es for fs. ,,,, al best and ch-sE 5st Dyspsps'a and Bilious cure m the rnasSst. For sale b. all druggists. decIi
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13

lt is hereby ordered that tbs or application Tor patent be pI..- period of ten consecutive weeks a weekly newspaper published Iu T -.. i' County, Arizona.
 B.M. THOMAE L--.- :. First publication Feb. i3. Iss5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13
Great English Remedy.

Is g nsVer-tailirg cure for Nervous Dsbihrs, ExhauEtsd ' Vitality. Seminal W @ 6 k n e s g, .SpsrmatOrrhoa. LOST MANHOOD. lmOoten- .cy, Paralysis. PrUststOE .rhoea and all the tern be odeots Of S elf Abuse. youthful fO.lies, Isud excC5ses n mature |years-such Es lUss or Memory, Lssslt1csN Noe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-13
DIsPENsARY

4OO tieary street. San Francisco, CRl; Private entrance. 4,'5 Mason street. four D4CcEt an Geary street from Ksarny. hain entrance through DisDsn-sr- Drug Store. ociouN"
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-04
keep OH Indian Lands.

The bill OF Senator Dawes i, -.
~ 'r'> l'a,,ef' On Indian lands provides
''i', u very person who, without the
1u'i'9rity oil Law, enters and shall ho
i'''hd upon any Indian lands win
l''''nt To occupy any part of il .h,ii
nor fhe INST olirnsc pay "A fine of 80
more ttHn 500 or be- iinpri.onnd ~.
iari lab"r not more than one v.ar a.
ho'i, m the discretion of Tho -, VI
'iid Tor every Subsequent oll,n.n H.
J." Many = "ie 81 not more than 81 ms,
ana not L., than 500. and he 80 49,
l,fi'"ned ~ hard labor for NJ, ,," '
ih'n two nor ies, tiltu one year NJ
pii>. team, aud outfits Of tr.sn,.,,'.
hall also be forfeited ''N''r'
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-04
Earth in the Stable.

'.l'.ls S.'., VIII pnrlfy and keep s,aLl,.
,I,.' ','. rom "iors a. the free use of
- ',,i' III a'ii every one Keeping horse,
,',...,.af - VIII hni 1t bays to keep n
- , - 7 ~ - At h'nd' I" he used daily
. n'N 'i"fei-ftil> of earth ,catier.j
.,''' 'ht llopr after cleaning viii ra,,',,r
~" arr Of The apaftments nm ','.i
WI some. The value oi the seas
''i'iii'fr pile may bc largely iurrn,.'.I
~ i4' irc" u~r of ,ucu aL.o,,."m,
J i'' '''ehsth Of tiIr rt~>e, and liunid.
a'5>'fft'ea i retained and is The -,
t'rt 'l sH.4 manure. - -cirr.ir,.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-04
OF Interest to Mine Owners

The following letter of instruction
mas lately been received by the
United States land officers at Helena:
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-04
The nIawaiha Indian Policy.

Louisville fourier-JournaI.I
Tive the Indian To the artn,.
tive h" red man to the soldier
hrn shut "fi his wafer:
irll min that the harrnouu' ,.,
i'll him lie must hoe potatoes.
fnf ~ Nheai aud bc a ,win.berl.
each hi daughters butter n,,t;,.,
!, ir ','hs strietion, roller skating;
10" 10 wear a new fall b,uu,t.
Z, -" !" h"ii ~" gcoTgeons ,.alskiu.
I'll INN that il hc'd dude be
a,t.i' ~ hii,'i have a cane and nlow some.
~, IN him thai the daily paper,
~ h'l,i read thai he may know p,,,
.,"i' aspui his wiie's dear mother.
m"F' 81 politics. ahd 80 forth.
l, iiu3 ms Indian, thus the ned ma,
NlAil lr.oiHc 4 mobile pal.-f;,c,.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-04
10 ionna 70 Comprehend.

Say, pa, listen: When Frae,l,n,
rom ! her mountain height unfurlcd her
manner to the aif = What do they call
! rec Tom 'h"r for p queried IA san Jose
p"y who vas learning the piece To- ,peak
at a school examination.
lou are too young to understand
', " ait III you get m ,rficd. my ~ou. -
California Naycrick.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1886-02-04

Prominent Jews in III. eastern
states are taking steps to found a crest
Hebrew college in New York.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
RAlLROAD RUMORS.

Rumors are afost in railroad circles thsi
the Wichita and Western will build depot
at the Ccwskin, halfway between this city
and Goddard. and thst they will build s " |.
to connect with the Sunf,ower road jGst ives,
OF this city.
There are all sorts of rpmors respecting
the movements of the Santa Fe. Their union
d-pot is talked of every day, but nothing
definite is We, known about it. \ msn who
was at Topeka recently said the frame for q
depot At Wichita Was being prepared si To
peka, and would be shipped here already TO
be put together. If such is The case, il prob
ably is freight house, as that company,
when they do build passenger depot, will
certainly build of brick or stone Then
again another man said be saw a letter from
General Manager Robinson. in which be
stated that the company would build thor
main track sround by College Hill, leaving
Wichita in the cold altogether. This is 9
very improbable story.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
S GAL.

Last night might justly be called socia
night, and notwithstanding there was SC
many, they were all well attended.
The soap bubble under the auspices o.
the ladies of the Episcopal church at Mr.. j
II. Alleys residence, corner of Lawrence anG
Elm streets, WAS perhaps enjoyed more thar
any other. There was good attendance
and very social time
The Odd Fellows social was splendid af
fair. Some fifty couples, members of the
| order, and of their families we're present and
circled in the mszes of the dance until a late
hour, to the music of the orchestra The
hall was brilliantly lighted and sparkled
with the bright sheen of diamonds and
costly apparel, all presenting an enchanting
spectacle.
The pound social given under the suspi-
ces of the Congregstionalis.s in their room
in the Beacon block was q decided success
especially financially. After well prepared
supper by the ladies, the pound packages,
which were the price of admission, were sold
to the highest bidder, the prices ranging sll
all the way from seventy-five cents to three
dollars. The attendance was large and the
sale of the large amount of packages brough,
a goodum in the treasury of the church.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
HOSTING THE ARCHES.

The monster double arch which will be
the principal feature of street decoration
for the approaching encampment. was
| hoisted at the intersection of Main and First
streets yesterday, and was the center of at
traction. When finished, it will be mag
nifcent Affair. The distance from foot to
foot is sixty-tive feet, and from the ground
to the top OF the arch it is thirty feet. II
will be covered with sheeting and decked
with flags and bunting. There will be .
column sixteen feet in heighth with pole
ten feet high at esch foot Of the arch, all of
which will be tsstefully ornamented BY q
fsg. There will be tower on the sumit Of
the arch, on which Gag pole will stand.
Crowds Of people were gathered in the
vicinity all day sdmiring IL
4 single arch viii be erected across Doug
las svenue from the Stsie bank to the Citi-
zens bank. The committee on decoration
are hard ST work and have collected consid-
cradle sum, so thst S respectable decoration
Is certain.
Should the weather prove Is fine next
week as If Is now, the city viii be taxed 70
its u;mos. TO accommodate all the visitors.
It is important that ell should be well pre-
vided with lodgings, snd al other sccommo-
dstions.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
For the Eagle
IMPROAPTJ.

The EAGLE wants some printers. but
"No blscksmiths need apply"
Pm very glad that phrase was used,
And l will tell just why.
Not long ago. it chanced to be.
found some leisure time;
And as NY thoughts ran smooth along,
They took the form of rhyme.
So down sat, with pen in hand"
My rhyming thoughts to jot;
Not dreaming that when printed, they
Would look sorry lot.
read the EAGLE through and through,
Soon as it comes each week;
Familiar correspondents notes,
Are what first do seek.
a goodly number OF their names
Kept coming to my mind;
Iwrote of them as best could,
In combinations twined.
In last weeks EAGLE was a note
That breathed no thought Of peace;
Our editors plain word "quasi'
The printer had made grease"
OF course the editor was wrOth,
And threatened vengeance dire;
know too well, such blunders will
Right soon ones patience tire.
In elancing Ger my printed lines
Just fancy my chsgrin;
Instead Of mo" before the "creeds"
The printer set up Gin"
Instead of penning "Nancy LIE"
"Samyl" was what wrote;
But these mistakes are not rs bad
As others that | note.
Perhaps my pen was very poor,
My ink was bad, or pale,
But let that printer wear his specs"
In spelling, not to tail.
And let him to his "copy" stick,
Nor substitute a word;
My wailiDg then 'gainst printer-men
Will never more be heard.
Kalamazoo Eahrnaru
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
Facts that the Travelling Public Should


Facts that the Travelling Public Should
Know.
That / represent the only railroad line.
having three daily trains out of Wichita.
The only line having an evening train
east bound.
The only line having through cars Il
Saint Louis without extra charge.
The only line by which you can reacf
Kansas City without change of cars.
The only line by which you can make oil
rect connection at Kansas City with trains II
points esst.
The only line having trains with dining
cars attached.
All trains have palace Pullman cars OF
elegan. chair cars attached.
The line making twenty-five (25) minute:
the quickest time TO ST. Louis.
The line making four hours the quickest
time to Kansas City and Chicago.
Twelve hours the shortest time 10 St
Paul and Minneapolis.
The only line via which you can get emf.
grant sleeping cars free TO California points.
We are prepared to verify any and all
statements made by us regarding our own
lines or any others.
Don't be persuaded into the idea that you
can buy tickets cheaper via any other line.
Our rates are always as low rs the lowest,
and our accommodations the best for the
money west of the Missouri river.
II. b. KELLER, Agent
Santa Fe Route and Frisco Line.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
DISTRICT COURT.

james Il. Sites, bearing certificate from
the Supreme court Of ONO. was admitted to
the practice OF law in this state. Also Will
lam II. Knott, who has been reading law
with Adams & Adams for some months
past, was admitted TO the bar yesterday be-
fore his honor, Judge Wall. Mr.. Knott
passed creditsble examination, giving
marked proof OF his ability in his chosen
profession.
The jury in the case of Maggie Willis
sent in sealed verdict, which will be opened
BY the court this morning
Joseph koening filed his bond as notsry
,,uhlic with the district clerk
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18

Mr.. c. F. Merrimsn, from Manchester
Michigan. son of Geo. q. Merrimsn. who
owns a section Of land on College Hil and
who owns an interes; in the lxnd lying ives:
of Henry S~eiter's and adjoining town and
other lands in the county, sll purchased
some twelve years sgo. called yesterday in
company with David Fox. Mr.. NJ. comes
cut to see what kind Of an investment his
father made snywsy. As the property has
increased all the way from one hundred to
one thousand per cen; be, no doab:, viii be
satisfied.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18

Mr.. Thomas Williamson and wife spent
the day in Wichita yesterday. Mr.. William
son having put his business matters at We'll
lington in shape and arranged his partner
ship matters here, is off with his wife for
Alameda, Gala, for a five months visit to
his fathers family. Alameda is suburb of
Oakland, in Fruit valley, most delightful
resort, and the EAGLE wishes its friends q
happy summer and a safe return. Mr.. Viii
hanson says that during the summer they
will run out to the Sandwich Islands, and
that if that voyage does not disturb him too
much he shall continue westward until be
encircles the globe, via China, the Indies and
Europe.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-18
MAGISTRATES coUkT.

Fred Simmsns, the lad who stole the
blankets off -. T. Dunbar's horses one
night this winter while standing in front o.
the First NJ. +. church, withdrew his plea of
not guilty in Judge Walkers court and
plead guilty. Sixty days and costs.
Herman Hines, who gave his name as
Richard Roe, for helping to run Snitzler's
joint, was given 500 and thirty days, and
the Joint was ordered closed.