Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-26
THE EXCHANGE.
To the Editor of the Eagle.

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
The real estate agents and owners have
experienced the contagion OF the times,
born of our great crops, great packing
interests, new railroads, immigration and
resubmission agitation, and many other
practical benefits too numerous to men
ton, on which we can congratulate our
selves, as citizens of Wichita, in this her
banner year, and approaching the fact
that all of these matters working together
for good will necessarily bring capital to
our city for investment, and create a
healthy, active real estate market the
coming season, have organized carefully
and practically the Wichita Real Estate
Exchange association, with an Office in
room No 2l3 in the Sedgwick block, where
their secretary, Mr.. G. A. Warth, can be
found. Every gentleman present at the
meeting which was held to present the
benefits which would accrue from such an
organization was enthusiastic In their
commentator and Immediately Joined
themselves in a permanent organization
and forwarded acharter to Topeka for that
purpose. This meeting was held January
the 18th and the following gentlemen were
enrolled as members: George II. Black
welder, J. o. Davidson, John Kelly, Geo.
l.. Rouse, w. d. Mccormack, Love &
Wheeler, Z. T. Allen, Lee Investment COM
+. T. Parmenter, A. C. Neiderlander, l.. l.
Spencer, .. NJ. Sherman, L. l.. Bostic,
Charles NJ. Greenwood, A. &. Dickson, A.
I. Carpenter, Z. l. Arnold, E. E. Ebert, q.
w. Bartholomew, George E. Campbell, y.
A English * Co., z. Y. Healy. 4. w. Oil
yer, George f. Miller, S. Z. Hubbard. H.
w. Lewis r. NJ. Piatt, Rev. j. d. Hewitt.
P. A. Rohrbaugh, j. p. Wheeler, F. 7.
Vinsent, Sites Bros, S. Root. Frank
Williams s. Co., .. T. Simmons, j. Rich,
A. NJ, Wassam, c. NJ. Walker, J. p.
Wheeler s. Co. and Robert X. Woods:
The associations purposes are, briefly
stated, to associate real estate men, agents
and owners and loan agents TO secure uni
formity of action in ali matters involving
real estate transactions, to promote bet
ter understanding as TO values, to
secure TO members information as
10 all property on the market
that they may be able to
meet promptly the demands OF any client,
to give to real estate owners who wish to
sell the advantage of listing their property
where all the members of the exchange
will know of its being on the market and
be at once interested in selling such prop
erty. Persons having property can for a
small fee at any time list the same with
the secretary at the Office of the exchange
Tor SAFE, anu every MEMBER OF the exchange
will have access to this list daily from
| which they may select anything they may
have sale for and st once secure pur
| chaser, the owner viii therefore enjoy the
! advantage OF having his property IN the
hands Of the leading agents Of the city, as
most of these men are now members Of
| the exchange Again, a member who has
property On his own books for sale or eI-
change can at the daily calls for offers aud
wants, offer the property where all the
mem bers of the exchange will have al op-
portunity to bid on the same If they have
| client who wants it. The advantage of
such facilities fer reaching buyer and
seller must be apparent 10 all The ey-
change is DESTROYS that ali reputable real
estate men shall become members. Any
one desiring TO do so can see copy of the
bylaws and obtain any information sought
By calling on the secretary, who may be
found in the Office OF the exchange on and
after wednesday next ready for business.
6. A. WoRTH. Sec'y,