Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-04
Adverse OPINIONS.

A gentleman accostsd . reporter yestef-
day on the late version Of city ordnance
145, which will make the dirt boomers pay
to the city $50 for the privilege Of prosecut-
ing their business
He seemed to think il the position taken
be correct one, Il would completely revo-
lutionize things in that line. The number in
the business would contribute quite hand
some sum to the city cofFsrs At the rate Of
$50 per head.
The words that conveyed the above opin-
ion attracted the attention OF quite . num-
Der Of gentleman who CHANGED TO be stand
ing by, and some of them Joined in the con-
versation, while Others contented them
selves by acting In the capacity Of specta-
tors.
Tho conversation was continued in spat
about style until finally one succeeded in
gaining the ears of al aid, eff the Trainer
of that ordinance intended to make it in
Guide real ESTATE agents, the city has cert
ainly lost good deal BY not enforcing il
Whose fault this i may Be rightly asked but
Of course nobody il anxious to claim it."
About this time Q second man replied
that it would not be decided anybody's fault
until the agents are declared TO owe that
amount
On this legal point most everyone, no
matter whether he ever heard Of law book
or old fashioned justice. had IN opinion of
his own and Wa perfectly confident that be
was correct He could fight for his opinion
and make money.
The officers elect Of Wichita lodge No.
%, I. o. o. F., were installed Friday night
in ample form by the grand master Of the
state of Kansas, J. s. Codding, after which
they were addressed by him on the subject
of Odd Fellowship, which all pronounced
the finest effort in that direction they ever
had the pleasure Of listening to. Mr.. Cod
ding went to Caldwell yesterday in company
with Grand Warden Mcmillan, Instructor
Mathewson and Others, where they will attend
the dedication of . new hall TO the purposes
Va Oou tohoWsnsPs "A Aho PtokfeAH ~
been arranged for the occasion. which will
be participated in by lodges and encamp-
ments generally throughout the southwest
The advantages of the Fourth OF July re-
duced fares on all railroads will aid largely
in swelling their numbers.
On Tuesday morning Dr.. S. Hupp and
family started to their new homA in Wichi-
IA, Kansas. Their many friends regretted to
| see them leave, and the doctor said it was
the hardest trial of his life. After grsdua-
ting from both the Ohio and Rush medical
colleges, nine years ago. he began business
in Warren Is druggist and physician.
His patronage was good from the start and
steadily increased until at present his accu-
mutations and successful career made him
one of the solid men Of this part of the
country. When the town was incorporated
six years ago. DR.. Hupp was elected men,
Der of the school board and he has held the
Office ever since He has always taken q
deep interest in educational matters, and
there has been no enterprise or improve
ment of the town but what he has favored
with his influence and means. In all these
respects and more. that of . good neighbor
and citizen, DIR. Hupp has made an excellent
record, and the News takes pleasure in rec
ommending him TO the confidence Of the
people of Wichita--Warren lInd.) News.
T. A. Stay maker, one of Peabody's lead
Ing merchants. made US a call yesterday.