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wichita wholesale Fruit Market.

Wichita Mho olesale Frult Market.
WICHITA. Kan, March s.
Business around the jobbing houses presented IN
animated appearance today. In addition TO filling
the days orders they shipping out All OF last
weeks hoid-overs snd were also taking III several
cars OF fruit, Prices unchanged.
ORANGES - Mexican s. D&S - per box
baskets e .5S4 80. crates. = JtSS >.
california Washington navals IS GasS s. per
box California riverside 50 Jt55 - per box, Mes
sina SS iitSS as per box, Imperial - u per box.
: fEM0NS-Messina per box. - 5Od1 u
APPLES-sl 405s - per Du: 25ll5 50 per hbl.
BANANAS-Sl 51sl ~ per bunch. fancy SJ 10 per
bunch
FIGS-Layers l59lSc per lb, L oval boxes s. 5oS
IS per llp-
HoNEY-Cslifornia ID frames l.Glsc per ID
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04

COTTONWOOD FALLS. Sept %. Is52.
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Z. Z. MURDOCH, Wichita, Kansas
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he following are the representative sales Of cattle
h- sInll- NaIGs fnlAN.


Receipts l55. The receipts the ightest for
hncnths. There was very little life around the hog
p as toe supply too light 10 cause any COM
petiLiun or hardly make a market. The packers
noi aS keen TO buy on light run when the
ceipts are heavy. Every body hopes 10 a large
ru1 Of hogs tomorrow. The packers want to
heavy receipts from now on The market 2ISG
&C etter than Saturday. Car hogs sold at s. ,0G
12l2. Eastern markets reported the close weak
Our market closed about steady.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04
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Fulton. Kan, March 2. 1Ssa.
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Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04

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Ell DORADO, Kan, Sept o5- 50,

FL DORADO, Kan, Sept D 50.
X, P. Murdock
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Co. Atty, Butler Co
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Irce~ tk3s bad y q liEae pr esT.
I'OH -ALE-f,1.isesz. FRg.lis r4ttsrf require
rhs - f4s Ga ttie ztT shiFs = slTct-
j. cash. seFfe--iF A.tiBste ana 1Tos- ast@. + =
Tree from de5-s or r-ssfas q arr III &1d 81 1s1
sfaJe to ~ e&Fr4sss 80 sa-c~~sf cay. AaF 2SftT
1lta - a. estSh ist.s1 ard -afs
tzl<jl.ss vFfa 1u8 thas ezcsssaD1 opportunity
AL Cz- Epft,. Cgfsads ffr- &fgfi is<s tsSTf q
god. gIsncusf hsrs@ ssroEsrtT. Aires. A. P.ss-
ssf1ce tor sEs5. Ga1-s&-'
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04
Wichita Horse ard Mule MARKET.

The receipts were the best for two weeks, There
weIe some good horses and mules among the Offer
ings. There was some little Inquiry for city trade
and a few farmers were also looking for stock.
There is good shipping demand for nearly all
kinds of good stock. The dealers hope to turn off
O good weeks business
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK March s.
Money call easy, ranging from l to per cent;
last loan per cent, closing offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5U7.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady 81 sea for 60
day bills and 81 81 for demand.
The total sales of stocks today 1872 421 shares.
Stocks today dull but the close was a trifle
higher than SATURDAY.;
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04
ArcHIsoy. TOPEKA SANTA rEr.R.

Special excursion 20 Fort Worth. Texas
via the Santa Re route. upon account q
the cattlemen's convention The AfChin-
son, Topeka & santa railroad will sell
tickets from - .chita t. Fort Worth and
return al SIC - Dates Of sale March : and
with final limit returning until March
D, Isg1 Through coaches and Pullman
service Call at union ticket offloe. No.
IL North Main street. or union depot. near
Oak street ". y. MC gDOCE.
d9i-TU Agent
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04
Wichita Gram Market.

WICHITA. Kan. March 5
The receipts little light as Is usual the first
day Of The week. The demand is Good ana prices
rule steady to strong.
Receipts for "a hours 1880 bu. corn ZOO bu oats
GRAIN-Car lots on track;
WHEkr-Cioud milling JSsSJSC. while otEer grades
ere quoted AZ &C and down.
COkN-\o. 3 u 2gl5C.
OATS-I2o iSc.
iSNE-NO 29,i24c, No ald22c.
HAYS - per ton: - 90 IN car los.
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lots sc per 100 lbs
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04

There were few sheep on the market, but they
come III a little laie and were unsOld the close
Good mutton sheep s0 100. ........... So 2j(3+ 90
Good stock weiherS, 15(ts5.,,,............ &c
Coed TO extra lam .......... lUI4 %
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04

Three hours The quickest 70 81 Louis
Missouri Pacific rails j&4t
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04
Wichita Provision Market.

Wichita Provision Market.
WICHITA, Kan. March 3.
The market remains the same for several
weeks A very good business has been done. Prices
rule extremely low.
SUGAR CURED MEATS-Canvassed or plain
Hams. ~ lbs and up. 4allc.
Hams, l2t: lbs ana up lJl5MII5!c.
Hams. small sizes, l0dl2 lbs lUI16l2l2c.
Breakfast bacon (full width strips S99i3c.
Dried beef-lam (exLra dry) SC.
Smoked beef tongues. per doz, 81 o..
Cottage or bOneless hams, 11sc.
SIDE MEATS
short clear sides. packed, dry salt. s. 5Gj 50 per
100 lbs
Clear backs s. 5O95 IS per 100 lbs.
Long clear bacon S5 otgd6 tz515 cwt,
Bat on shoulders 1910 534c.
SAUSAGE
Fresh pork sausage, No 5]HG6c.
Fresh pork sausage, textras) o1gc.
LARD
Choice family SIC.
Bakers special o34c,
Pure leaf 61ec.
Star G14c.
Pastry 6c.
FRESH EATS-BEEF-
sides or whole carcass, 317S5c.
Hind quarters 5lJ51zc.
Fore quarters 21695Isc
lOinS i4oc.
PORK
Pork loins 5lsGGc.
Tender LOinS, &c.
Spare ribs &C.
BackD0neS &C.
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Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Kan. March ..
The SIMPLY OF eggs and butter is little more b.
erai There is weak feeling Oh eggs. some retail!
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04

Old papers tor sale a: this onics-25 -,
rer hundred. Gi-ti
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Wichita Flour Market.

WICHIrA, Kan, March 3.
There is some local demand supply present
needs only and a few country orders coming ill.,
Prices unchanged,
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~. Lou.s Produce

II. Louis. No. March 8.
FloUR-Fi-n. but unchanged. XX s. -
a. =, family s. 4ES9 ~ eborcr = a. !
fancy q :,ssS y. extra fancy s. t3lSS 40
WHEAT-Hi.Aer. May &c and July ssc above
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Cobs for sale AZ the Zephyr Mills, sl.Z5
per load delivered. Telephone ies. t0-tt
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04
wichita Leather Market.

wichita Leather Market.
WICHITA, Kan, March 8.
Business opened very good and prospects good for
a fair weeks business. Pric, rule much the same.
SOLELEATHER-(Slaugh 27a29c. B. a. 25G21
good damaged 2l@s23c.
HARNESS-No. oak &c, L. II. 30c. Union sc.
Hemlocll PIC.
CALF-Domestic Gs@l o., French $3 1OaI 81
CUT HALL SOLES-Heayy s. 10. medium 81 80.
light II 25Sl -.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04
Wichita Hide and Tallow Market.

WICHITA, Kan, March 3.
There is very little doing and changes to note.
HIDES-.lo. green 22lc per ID, No. ? green 2l4c
per 10; No green salt sc No green salt :sc dry
hides 1g61.c per 10. bulls ana stays 1R,.
IALLOW-N0 SIC per H. 10 = 2L1C,
SHEEP PELIS-JJ,L,5c each.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04

sew Pntlrnsn car On ths Svns Ts Es1ts ss
tween sehits al ~ Jo-sFh
TIE Atchisor. Topsks q santa Fe rsli-
read arc DOW running ia their nighs trss1>
leaving IS ichItA a. 20 2 u Lev c0tnbt~
nation Pullman sssvpiuZ and cbslr car.
wichita n - Jo-epb. through Topeka
ard Afcbisou. Ttis car arrive. a. Topeka
At 81 a. n. Atcbison a. - a. "a aad -
Joseph O 'cloc1 a. 20. TIE santa Fs y
IL culy line HAVING tbs srrSBgsfuso.
from wichita ". u. MrEDoSI.
G-tf Pa.ssocsr and Tickst AEsa[
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Kansas CITY Produce.

BUTTER-Steady. Fancy creamery &i1e@2sc. fine
western 4a5sC. finest dairy II .S22c; fine .iS isS.
EGGS--l2t, 10.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04

Cash quotations Were follows
FLOUR-Firm. Winter wheat patents - o0S
~. spring wheat patents 81 C0tSi 81, straights
- 6,al5 81.
WHEAT-No,2 spring 7SHc. No. . red ISL.
COhN-2Sssc.
OATS-9UCS4.
RlE--l2AsC.
BARLEN--Nominsl 55CaJ7c.
FLAN SEED-Si Is.
TiNOTHN--Sl l4GI ID
PORk--c9 s.,
IARB-->5 s7tSd5 20.
SHORT RIBS SIDES--S4 S5G 4 a.
SHOULDERS--DTy salted - l56e4 ~.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES--S5 1905 Is
WHISkY--@lu -.
SCGARS-Cut loaf 797lec, Granulatei Csc, stand
ard \ tIsC.
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So to So Per Day.
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The following are few of the many testi-
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WICHITA, Kans., Oct. 26, 1889.
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Take stage for Saltwater q. Orlando
-. ". Snyder. Manager. ~ ~
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA Kan, March 5.

lDs. 50 al 20
GOOD 10 'Xtra E}ySl5J0. 20 O. 90
la0 90 as 3
Good Butchers steers SOGa 1870 ....... > - as Is
Native feeGing steers . - as -
Native = G5 le2 ~
Choice cows and heifers .........., 2 % G2 y
Fair good cows and hei1ers ......... - az IS
Bulls and / 20 a. 90
Gamers. ...,............ ] % az 90
Poorer grades and scaliaEaas........... % @l 30
CATTLE.
Receipts o. shiprnents -. The receipts were some
very gno1 butchers cows and hefers and mOder-
supply OF feeding steers and stockers- The
buyers were all on hand early and were wanting
cattle. The market very active and strong ana
nearly everything sold at the close, wh ch was
strong. We quote:
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
WIN. ]. HUTCHTNS

WEI. ]. HUTUHINS,
Patent attorney and solicitor. mechanical engin
eer and dTauGhtsnan. ruli report OF patents TO
date. Is years of practical experience. Preliminary
examinations made. Rooms II and II Firebaugn
block, l5i North Market 81. wichita Kan. di9 II
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied
FOE ESfLE--H0IseS and ehtsfe>
Ua5er this head sc per hne per Gay.
For SiLE--Fiarn. Property.

Under this bead e per !tae pss GSy-
k.NoR SALE-A tsi acre ranch hs.ffy Improved,
L s21g9E S7.te3 cash. IN S.sle~icS C,lty tsselfc
miles from Wichita = ifOugi4S avenue ssst i1r
81 loo Sssl cash. - Fourth ayeHe saJ IUr sea ssr>e
Ia sfV cash. The e are ~uAps ard have PIE ~
more OF Them Gail 0ir3 L. :toE-s. ..-Ss tss- ~
Sei.Uick block. g-5t
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The leading futures ranged as follows.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04
WANTED--Misceii0neOats

UANTED--M -MisceUaneots.
tIder this bead &c per line per day.
WANrED-Io buy. eel or exchange ,ciiT Or Farm
w property AZ The real e-fste once OF = / Pt,sf.
Room II ia block - y. Main street <--i-
AZ ANTEJ-To buy trotter PAGER. mus; show
w three minutes with carriage, must - eFn-s-
genCy price >oIneEss~ iot essential fBt fine lp9zer
Address with price Hos, La=le once ~
N-AETED-A Is; q eisy or farm properly for
W dc1alis. l'S y Man u -
VYvANTKD-Acre property cio=s to the city. sls9
w desirable residence I0ts between assAoira
creek s.d tbe nil: nus b cheap Israel BEez -
WANTED-wLI Pay cash for nice 1uEgr Eas-
yxvANTED-CayttaI to buy 10; q Hos-ts.n oours
w foy daiTy pgrl,cse-- for particulars address
Box II, wicaHa- kAa 1e'
NlyA&TEu-I1 yo1 wan: rareh. farm. city
- 7. ,eu q wa1. 10 T. ~ y trsa. suTtsr
CONE u. for we have get tae p-9Se-Ty ard tss
customers and caa -! trace mort Ethln.
George l. Rouse, IT. d Co - oedg7Fics osl'oA
w fc- 4 adv 70 glde And dr1ve sslst = soI11
ar1 gentle GIVE srlcs and ee~crlfloE- l.tare@- 4
W4NTED--BOiRDERS.
yndsr tbs De>l x Yer iiae 9s- s-Y
WAXTED- Boaraers. vita q vitae, Iooz4.
w - So-fA Tog~<A ave = -
Houses and Rooms.
Un1er ia-z hs=6 = a-s par 6.y-
U-ANTEl-A good aasas~ q ~ O. Eors rpe-es /
w netIA q Itoaxla. stsau4- - c1s Jezr- V 4i 1
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W4NTED--Houses and Rooms

u Ant p IA -d6f sa-rs@ O, ~ q E1rs rpe-rss
w pr-rt, = Eso-l...as Htss.uA - o1s yesr. Wsa
ras pzy fno-r thsa - r~T Isyzta- sGa=ess l a,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Elmer Parmenter, a son Of the Florence
county. Wisconsin, sheriff, was run over
and killed 10y the cars in the Florence
yards yesterday morning. His age is
about twenty-iour years, and was work
ing for the company mt the time The
interment will take place tomorrow.
c. A. johnson, OF Coppcnhagen, Den
mark, is now engaged in Hocking's
pharmacy. lie IN "a thorough graduate
ia pharmacy and n very pleasant gentle
men. He speaks fluently several
languages, including English, German
and Swede.
Mrs. G. NJ. Atkinson and son Mark, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Kimball, Miss Mona Welch,
II. Waters and NJ A. Rolf opened the
Arbutus party season Thursday. They
spent the day at stagcr. returning at
night laden with the fragrant blossoms.
The roads TO the various mining
locations are in bad shape, more es-
pecially that 90 the Youngstown mine.
Commissioner Urquhart can not give
that matter his attention any TO quick
90 suit the people OF that location.
To-day Moons train OF freight carried "a
number OF dump cars and old rails which
will bo switched out 90 the present
terminus Of the Armenia mine spur to
be used in the construction of the rail
road to the Mansfield mine.
Miss Eta Bartle, who has been here
with her sister, Mrs. A. Austrian, during
the past three month, went To here home
nc Negaunee Wednesday. Miss Bartle is
very popular young lady and enjoys n
large circle Of friends here.
Dan. Whoolcy, OF Brandon. was in the
city early in the week visiting with his
old acquaintance, Cyrus Brazee. He
also spent few days at Stager the guest
OF John O'Hara, another Brandon boy.
Or. August Engstrom is not associated
with Dr. II. G. Kimbnll in the practice OF
medicine as was stated last week, he In In
the service Of j. l.. kimball. the cdruggist.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-26

go TO work, but the miners told him TO
keep away. A few minutes later he
called out TO the miners that he thought
il was safe and was going TO work, at the
same time walking toward the wall.
Before he got to the place, and before
the miners were aware OF his intention
about ten tons OF ore fell upon him
killing him instantly. From the testi-
mony given Mt the inquest 1t appeared
that he was solely to blame, and the
jury rendered verdict that he came to
his death from injuries caused by falling
rock and ore and through his own neglect
in not obeyine the foreman. Nyquist
and Nordin are both very careful bosses,
and mo- blame could be attached TO them.
The deceased was sasoberand industrious
man and had not worked at the mine
but about a month. That he was u
good man TO work is proved by the fact
that he was anxious TO go TO work not
withstanding the fact that his boss had
told him to sit down and wait. Many
ui'A WOhth nttNt f'fli NiitfiN w Stt w"
hall Of the time, especially when work.
ing on company account" as the
deceased was. The funeral took place
at. the Stambaugh church, Rev. MIR.
Pattinson officiating, ut three o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, and the remains
were followed TO the grave by large
number OF people-a larger number by
far than usually attended the funeral
Of stranger.
At the first municipal election for this
village, the following officers were elected
to-wit; j. n. Porter, president; w. II.
Carpenter, James Williams, Ole Walden,
trustees for two years; Thomas Ball,
Andrew Young, Charles Langendorph,
trustees for one year; George u. Crippin,
clerk; Fred. G. Villas, treasurer; John
Farley, street commissioner; George l..
Woodwork, assessor; Grace Moore.
constable.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-26
Petit Jurors

List OF petit jurors, drawn ON the
2lst day Of April, A. d. 1890, pursuant
20 previous notice, TO serve ut the regu-
lar term of the Circuit court, at the court
house, in the village OF Crystal Falls on
the first day of said term, to-wit, the
fourteenth day Of May, at nine o'clock
i'm the forcnoon A. &. Sudds, VIM.
Doucet, G. NJ. Atkinson, Chas. :. Henry,
ID. w. Brown, Roderick Mcdonnell, VIM.
Holmes, Jr., u. c. Lockwood, Richard
Welch, X. l.. Hollow, Eli Massie, Crystal
Falls; X. S. hause, A. b. MacKinnop,
Alex. Quirt, VIM. II. Windsor, Joel Wat
ers, John II. Dahl, Thos. ii. Webb,
Blondin Mestelli, Henry Stock, Frank
Erickson, VI. r. Sullivan, Iron River; VI.
J. Lindsay, Thos. Trevena, Mastodon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-26

The addition 20 the Lockwood house
is pretty near ready for the furniture.
A veranda il To be extended on both
street sides Of the old part, which to-
gether with the tower will make hand
some structure. The hotel is now the
largest ON the range, il not the Upper
Peninsula.
The new Fair building is the most sub
stantinl OF any and towers above them
all. The veneer front and glass IL all
that il now lacks. Carpenters have
worked night and day for some time. II
Is very probable that MIR. Justified will
be able TO remove his stock next week
The Lindsay block, SO FAR, is one of
the handsomcst Of the new buildings.
II is fire proof, both inside and out,
being covered with sheet iron and ashes
tos paper. The front is rich with iron
cornices.
VIM. Doucet began breaking ground
this week for fine residence ON the cor
ner of Marquette avenue and Fourth
street. He will put between three and
four thousand dollars into the building.
Supt. T.. j. Gilbert, OF the Claire Mining
Co., has the distinction OF erecting the
first dwelling in the Maple Grove uddi-
ton. His home is rapidly nearing com
pletion and will be n beauty.
The house Of VIM. Holmes, Jr., on
Fifth street. which was damaged by fire
and water last winter, and lately under
going repairs, is again almost ready for
occupancy.
Contractor Campbell il putting up "A
building Tor NJ Rogan in the east end Of
the city and declares IL 20 be the strong
est store building in town.
The site for the court house has not
been sci, cted az yet. but il is quite GER
tain to be located ON the brow OF the hill,
west Of the city.
w w. Hendricks, the jewelcr, has his
store building on Superior avenue,
well under way and will he in it in week
or 30.
Parks & Co., are building ware house
TO the rear Of their mammoth store
building It's size will be 20x75 feet.
The Thouin block, ON Superior avenue
is all but completed. II will prob ably be
occupied us National bank.
John Koepeke is breaking ground for
fine building ON the corner OF Second
street aud Superior avenue.
The opera house scheme is slowly
shaping itself and $4,000 building
may be looked Tor.
NJ. X. Sullivan is building home in
Maple Grove-thc second building ON the
plat.
John Dolan sold his house at the Paint
location and will build in Maple Grove
ID. Banneiman il erecting several cot
ages IN the east end of town FOR rent.
j. f., Bower is making AN addition TO
his residence ON Third street, south.
Dave Berpoyne is making large addi-
tion To his Third street dwelling.
The w. G. T. u. will undoubtedly soon
commence it's reading room.
The addition to DR.. Metcalfs dwelling
is great improvement.
H. G. Angles is putting up little home
ON Marquette avenue.
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UNDER TEN TONS OF ORE.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-26

KILLED AT THE IRON RIVER MINEBy FALLING
ORE VILLAGE ELECTION.


SrAMBAUoH. April 2I.--About eight
o'clock last Monday evening Charles J..
johnson WIS accidentally killed In No. 3
shaft of the Iron River (Stambaugh)
mine, by fall OF rock and ore. The day
crew worked In the first level, discharged
blast ns they went home at six clock.
On going 10 work after supper August
Nyq,ist. foreman Of the shaft. and +. w.
Nordn, pit boss, examined the wall where
the blast had been fired and instructed
johnson who was employed at what is
called tramming-that Is wheeling the
ore and throwing IL down shaft 10 be
loaded in the bucket or skip--to go away
10 n sale place and sit down until the
miners, who were barring down the loose
ore and rock. told him that IL was sale.
After setting lew minutes he started 10
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-04-26
CITY AND SUBURBS.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED IN AND
ABOUT A BUSY CITY.

BRIEF RESUME or IMPROVEMENTS GOING
on IN THE cIrY--NEw BrII.DISGs-coM-
PIErED AND IN COURSE or con
srRrcroN - THE FAIR BLOCK
AN IMMENSE STRUCTURE.
COURT HOUSE AND
FINE OPERA HOUSE
Dodge City times., 1890-12-19
Fine Stock.

There were at the Elephant stables
the latter part of last week, some of the
finest specimens of horse flesh ever seen
in this country. They consisted of five
English Shire and four Coach horses.
They were being shipped from promi-
nent breeding farm in Iowa to Southern
California. The best OF the Shires was a
three year Old stallion weighing 1850
pounds. He was tremendously big fel-
low as his weight indicates, and finely
proportioned He brought the handsome
sum of Sd, 900. Another notable Shire
was two year old weighing 1900 pounds
He was not SO closely built IS his COM
panion, but withai "A splendid animal
However the flower of the lot was
Coach stallion, for which s. 900 was paid
by his present owners. He was clean
straight limbcd, standing on his feet in a
way that caused admiring comments from
the many who viewed him. He is su-
perb animal and one look at his magnifi-
cent proportions 81, 900 does not seem an
extravagant price. The horses were i'm
ported from england only last August.