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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

The People Of che Tcrrtoryoi uthh send greet.
ing
10 Charlie. \ Henderson aud Minnie X. Hen.
Ccrson HE wife. Henrietta lrHdon, george
b. Ncldou. nor IN band aud studcbAker
llt1-' Manufacturing Company Ia corpora
tlonl. Defendants
you ARE nEREBY REQUIRED 10 AP-
a pear ma An ZION brought aga nHl you hY
ihe above named plant m me District
tory ut Utah, and a. answer tile complaint
ulCd therein within ten DAYS exclusive u the
day NJ service after the service YOU " this
summuns-it served within TINS county; or, n
served out Of tbs county but m { b. district,
wilhin twenty dave utlcrNisU WisuIu forty
d'ys-or iudgue ny drfuult vii lc taken
against you, according TO the prayer OF said
Iho saii action Is brought to have Judgment
in thC sun Of sl0On, Nth inHtAllWuut 81 interest
dHe thereon, fcbrulry o. la, ani intcscst an
slid lOlI rom February o., lhnl, at 10 per cent
Utr uuuurn. tor SO, attorneys fees. aud costs
of o. % ul'cEed 10 be Que an rcrtli proms.
sorry note executed by defendants llundyrspn.
To pluuuu August d. lrD1, for $40 o, with later
cst FROM datC 40 10 per cent per nurum, sane
being due and wholly unnald save interc to
Nov. u. l-i3i snti uOic secured nv a mortgage
OF even dHtU Onutomars hereinafter described,
executed hy said defendants Ia plaintiff. 10
have tne usual decree ot this court for the sale
Of sud premises: thAt proceeds thereof he
applied Ia payment Of amounts due us above;
that defendants and all pursonH claiming under
them he barred aud fOfoclosed OF an claim OF
equity OF redemption in sad premises; that
pianuh have Judgment Tor any deficiency. aud
Tor other relief said pfcmifes are described
10 follows. t0 wit. Az lot u, hlock I, Fountain
Place subdivision, being part block - Iiyc
Acre Pat a, hig Field survey situate Ia salt
lnkc county, utnh Territory
And you are hereby mona that n you fail
To appear and answer the sHid cemp nint a.
above TrQuiToi The SAID piNlntl Will apply 10
the Court for The relief dcmnndcl thorrin.
W.T. oas the Hon Charles :, Zane. Judge,
and the seal Of tire District Court pf tic Third
judicial District, In and Tor the Tertiary VI
tah this 18Th day Of March, In the year Of
our Lord one thnusqnd eiTht hundred and
ninety. three. HENRY & MCMILLAN, CLERK,
liy o.. W. u. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
l. u, Il. Thompson, plunth's attorney.
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NJ. Dc Lc..cr. mud ArnhI rn.nn.

When Lord Wolsclcy was at Ismailia
in 1889, he had reason TO suppose from
information received that NJ. de Losseps
wasin communication with Arab Pasha
In consequence u close watch was kent
upon the movements Of 10 grand Fran
cais with the result that no was detected
N the act of telegrnphing TO the rebel
leader advising him toattacl, the British
force at once. Ii Tho message had been
sent ana tho advice followed, there can
be no doubt that q heavy blow would
have been inflicted upon the English
force. News Of the incident was wired
homo ut tho time, but presumably for
reasons OF international diplomacy waa
Gcysr made puh!ic NJ. dc Lcs.ops. how.
ever, was kept practically under lock
and key for some thno ufteryarl. and
was only allowed TO drive ont once a dav
in q carriage under military escort. -
Cor. Yorkshire Q.ngllndD Post.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF Mary Ann diaAn, aeooa.od.

Estatc Of Mary Ann l'iall, deceased
NOTICE l. nEHEN GIVEN, ny THE
~ undersigned, a1U.Hls rntor Of the estate
81 MARY Am q HALL, uUUrHscd, to the crrdItdra
Of, and an persons having claims Agtinst SAID
deceased 10 EXHIBIT tHem with the ncccssnrv
vouchers within months AFTER the nrst putin.
cation Of this notice. tu tnu SAID administrator,
~ ,li nh street, sails Lake tiiy,in the County
OF salt Lake, ttah.
RlCIlAUp JOnN CAFFALL.
Administrator ~ thc estate Of Mary Ann
CgtHil, deceased
ions VI. CANNON, Any,, for administrator.
Dated March 3, les.
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DISSOLUTION or ooPARrNrRsHlp.

NOTICE 4, uLHtBi GIVEN THAT rHE
~ hrm OF Nfasa y Fowler, heretofore doing
N4tiutss 90 No w West. south rumnio stree
rAt abe CITY lth. hat tfa daN tctn dIa
.n.Ffu d. mutuH. Uuuhtua. Tho HnuEa nf nr.
nt of Goo iatc lfm have been placed ln the
hguds OF George g. Nyr. DumurfrifI block
VINO hcrrur authorized ~ receive lii moneys
quo iir late firm. lui r. ruipt flt tho SAME
Dated February 49, 1898
J.r. FOWLER
john GRASS
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NOTICE. 10 uoNIRApToas.

l,EALEp PROPOSALS Will lE RE-
- ruVcd untl % m. saturday, prtIr, ~
nt the once 81 tho salt Lake ritf copper
Mutks rnoiA 4ui mcconnell build ng, Tor the
construction " the STONE aud brick work ~ the
pro oscd copper refining nnd Manufacturing
plant
Information regarding this work o. wei o.
drawings AMI spsr feat ons eau he obtained 10
the above named onrcdailv from Nm. 90 . 800
pm. OTTO eTAi.MANS, Manager.
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NoTloE of sALE o. REAL EsTAIe.

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWES, THAT ~
~ purau uurc ~ an order of Tho Probate
tOuri of -AIt Lake county, Territory nf ilAh.
IN the matter ui thr osttt0 of sarah NniLus,
the uudUrai.Ur1 Juhu 4 buckle, adminis.
traitor Of Hll1 rstltr. Will Ou ur before tho ian
day of April, l-lj, cell ut private Hhlu 20 the
UrnyaI 81 tIIi Probate Court ull tie n 10,
title and interest which thC said sarah WWhlus
hfd Ht inc limo oil her dOrugsU or which rHll
estate has since acquired, m and 10 the follow
iug tract of land situated iu salt Lake CITY,
county o. salt Lake aud Territory of UtU,
60 wit. The east half of the wet hIll uf lIt
Two .1I lu book lhIrty live t1lI NJ pllt Is. sGIt
lltD tlg Huryuy. Terms Of sale each. ugrI
ut thp phUuuHp ut uuruhlrCr, lili fuuHi ur lu
writing, und may hr IuIt at he store Of liuUk Oh
a SON. SO lii south, last Temple street, salt
Lake tliy, lAh. .
JOHN 4, BUCKLE,
Administrator Of The Estate OF Sarah watkins
drrUlfci.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NvoTICE l. UEuLN GIVEN nv TIN
~ uudUff guod aIWIuiHirAiur OF the cstHt0
Of Mary D. llAll. dprtHsui, 90 the creditors uf,
aud All pCr.ons having claims against the shld
deceased, 10 EXHIBIT tHru. with The necessary
vouchers witnin four months after the lr-i
publication ut tbs notice. 10 the fhid admins.
Lake city, IN the county % salt lake,
join VI. CANNON,
Administrator NJ The l.iato Of Mary 4. Hall.
deceased
Dated March ETH, l-G
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NOTICE. 10 cREplToRs.


Itlalc OF Nlllhm r. NNlmp}ef, deceased
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GlytN. ny THE
~ undcrsipneu, Lucinda Nolmoyer, eNcru
NIX OF the trlAtc of william a, NoimOy er, de
ceased, 10 tho creditor. oil, and all persons
having claims Against GOO aid deceased, To tN.
hibt them With thr necessary vouchers within
ton months Atrr mo nrat publication Of this
Pane q Putnam, attorney no law, as Progress
building. salt lake t.fy. .n tho county Of salt
Lake, Utah lltlNuA NklMOlkN
ENccutriN Of Che estate ut William a. Nohu.
over, deceased
Dated March ttl, lsk
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order setting umr ana place
THE AGREtAtENt uF AMANDA join.
4 HHn. the m tncr of tft above uautd
chi.u, aud 'nc statement signed aud sworn 10
uti'Ir Wr 10y hrr boo The prUsrurr ut two Wit.
ntt.cs, ana tho statement OF Joshua DAVIS and
Eiflr Wary Davis, husband uut wife, uctsuhf
desiring iu HuuIt snil ciild ulsp having been
flFnr1 aud sWu.u tU before uv, the Probate
duutU, % o. hereby ordered Tint thutfdAy, tnH
hth dny Of April, 3. % lsli, W Do O'Clock n, M,
br hhl the snWu iH hereby appointed as the
TIN e., ana the ttuu House 90 TILE curt the
place for tho hearing ~ tlli adoption, when
ana where all ptrHuuH iuttrDatud may appear
hud show cause why fnid child shuuldnut ho
adopted 10 said Joshua Davis aud Elsie Mary
DAVIS
ttis further ordered ihHt copy Of this order
BE- % ulthed once @ wees Tor o. rec weeks
cNt ruur 10 HHid huauug, iu tho nEsLHEr
EyEsiNg NNws.
Dated tha 18Th dag ~ March. 100.
JNt on o. HIAiia Probate Judge.
tANNON n FERGUSON, Aii0ucla
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NOTICE.
rn,t Jordan Irrigation company.

rrHE nEGULNH MEETING on TUE
j stockholders 90 the complny VIII lc
held nt tho south Cottonwood ward
house on Monday, April I'm, it'1, a. %
O'Clock o. m., for the purpose Ut hCarirE
fopous and attending 10 any bnsiuc-- that may
be niece Hurv.
Al those intending 10 maze any changes m
tho usc OF their water for the year ls'i must
report at or before said meeting
HENRY W. BROWN,
secretary.
SouTu Corroywoop. Apru 1, tsui
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DISSOLUTION OF ooPARTNtBsHlp.

fIiE FIRM HERETOFORE TNtsTING
I under tue name and siy e. of Ge1fer GoI.
p Irn 3 t.muanf. duluE huHutsa No salt Like
Guy, JiHh. s this DAY Dissolved hy mutual
q" sent q orrt GODDARD a.suWiuF thrp pay.
iututu al the iudubtOdurss ul tua rumuany
NbuIttE g. DID MID.
uUUNND 4MYuu.
salt Lake city, utah, March %. i.B.
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NOTICE TO lumB1sm1n.

S,FAIED PROPOSALS WILL 49, RrrEINED
= until II. ~. saturday Apiil suk .ia, At
the unlfe Of The salt Lake CITY opp, urhs
Room COS McCornirH Building. Tor ahu~ one
milton teet ct lumber, common ana Gel 90
Specified lists Of ths lumber can be obtained
UTTO sTALMANN,
Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

An art critic in Harpor's Mamzm
praises without stint tho architecture
effect Of the Worlds fair buildings ll
Chicago, He says thoro Is only one "di
corlGnt architectural note" and that 4.
the United States government buildiu
in Jackson park, He does wish, rs 50
were, that 1t might be possible for our
government authorities to employ archl
tects to plan the public buildings.
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NuTlcE 10 CREDITORS.


tsllIO o. UITUITI TT"TIInea, nocelIod,
NOTICE Is HEHEll GIVEN ny the UN.
~ dnrs. Ruud, che gluIuisuaipG Of tlsi estate
OF Barbara liHfHuUsi deceased, 90
the creditors nI Hnd an persons
having elaine neHm.t tnU said deceased, Ia
exhibit thom With tHn necessary youchorH,
WITHIN four muutns Hubr thu drst puhnraUon
ni thiH notice. % Che all1 Hdninistritor al DO
onue rooms 500 AMI J Constitution Building
Thomas VI Lows. Hdmnistrutor OF Ito
estate of BarnhAra uoihlnes, deceased.
Dated March 2lrd, ltA
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LEGAL NOIlCE.

To the Probate Court. IA auI 'af salt Lave
County, Territory OF Utah.
To- the matter Of the estate of W D.. johns,
deceased
order Go show cause Why order u' .lIU " real
cftitc should not hg uH.r.
NJ CALLAHAN, TitE ADMINISTRATOR
vi. of thc cstntc Of W, l.. .uHus uyuc. sel,
having nlcI he petition heron. HHY srunei,
praytnE fr au order nt fA'U H. 900 tnn rr1l
estate Of sAId durrdcnt, for thu uUHHsDH there.
in sct forth, % 81 therefore uri r"i Hy thr
Judge Of sand court, That all b.. rsHuH Hnirtr.tcd
In the estate Of SAID dcccH"cu HNUulI before
The said Probate court on lur.uHy thH lth
day uf Anrii lsfi, 40 10 o'ciocA 100 iHH iUu noon
~ said day, Ht thc court room uf HaIi If0Nltc
court, % tho county Court House Iu ihU .ity
a Il county of SAT- lHiU, lilH Iguiufy, 40
chow cause Nhy Hu order ahu. ID rIt De- Ertut.
Ci in the aid administrator fH a.'I HH much ~
Che real estate % the said deco. 'HI Iuui. a.Iv
OFF Fi1ll nr uruvssHris anu tunf copy Df 'hF
UrnUr De- Published NJ lctHt Sour H.rrHssi'c
weeks 10 Inc daily uusrttr NIWf. uUwa.
pHpcr uriut,d and published boo sad city aud
comfy.
Dated salt LAKE. city, March l.Hl
JACOB % BLAIR,
Probate Judge
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LEGAL NOTICE.
in tie Probate court in and Cor .a't iiac
County. Tcrrtioy Of Utah


deceased
NOTICE u HEEEBi DltLN tuAr
N John ~. HuwinaH. adnI'si |I'r 40 'h'
t8uta OF susan Norman, doc ~ Nls rHu
drfpd for settlement, AMT u.u1 n "ud tt.r..
hIs fnal account u his nln.n'. ''It 'N Hi .a.l
catltc and o ttou for unHl I. HII goo ul
pcfsons entitled thereto, ani fhtt IuHfiaE.
The tith DAY Of Apri, ID. I." 90 no
O'Clock am. Il the Court Room H. .III Court,
tu tho County Court House eI't ll. II.v md
Z ountg. Utnh TERRITORY ma been HH.. appoint.
cd Is Inc Judge " sa'd Court Ir tIH settle.
moti OF said account and lrHfIH NI Htf pHu
on Tor distr button. At who. NnN INd place
any person interested IN sull 100 nhl Hr.
pear and show cause. 70 any tfU.. ". wH. HHl
frrount thuul not be settled ..I approved
ami dnal distribution made o. r'"ye' iOr
dated March 10, lsl". a. ,,.......
Clerk ~ the tTu..fr Court.
Nv CAusrTN HuOwHk, Iit UUIiF
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Order to show cause why order .. .I.u OF real
estate should not Do H.I.
HENRN ! EilEksON AHU ISAAC 10.
IL Etostnn, the admnistrliu. U. .|uy lltu
OF Peter Erickson. deceased hIt... O"T their
petition heron, duly ycfihcu, ....IH. Tor nn
order Of sale Vt all u The icH. ...ItHu i sAid
DE otcnt Tor the purposes thcIt ."f forth, o.
H. therefore ordered Nv The j.. 30 Hf 800 Uuuft,
ina hO tcfHons Interested 10 poo goo Iir Ul said
deceased, appear before the sIIi IIHN.i. court
on Ihursdny, the gntL day uf NU'. ..i. 90 10
O'Clock 10 the forenoon % aaid ul. a. iHo tuuft
ruom Ut raid prolatc Cpuri DID,. IU. County
Court house. ln the city AuU .UaUHH uf slIt
Lake, ttih Territory, 10 sno" ..".. vHr an
order should moi be- granted 90 1906 admin.
iHttutors 60 sell 20 much ui o.. |... ..t o. of
fhu siiI deceased At private t. a. UHiI to
necessary. and that copy N. o.. 81. Dc
H.l.Hrd ut least four succrsH HUr.H Boo tho
a. IrIUfr aVENtNg NLWs,E uI" .H.U"I printed
aud publ ahrd lu said city Huo UI.Ht.
Dated Nirrch 9i6t i-li
JACOB %. HLfNl
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To- ihu Probate Court DO aud for Salt lake
County. Territory OF Utah,
Do Goo Maua ofthe Eaais OF Ralph Harrison
dcrUlHcd.


in iHu Mat.r Of thr Eaiats OF Ralph HARRISON.
dcFUlHUd.
NuIf.E rs uEHEHY GIVEN THAT
a y tiaJIca N. Crow, administrator Of the
t.ti. 20 ilipI Harrison. u crAara, hus
t.uN'iDl .nr settlement and n'Cd n said court,
%. Nnll account of iIIs ldmWHir1 ION Of said
trltr aud UcuUnn fur uual disius
hutton nl fuu o. .idup OF sut usttto among lhe
lnl Uu ,uuN q thereto, and That Thursday tho
4tiu uIt Hf Apu., A 10. lfG, at ~ O'Clock % 10
ht 90" court room of H1id court, m the County
curt II.uHr, salt l1kc city and Huniy Utih
ltUlH.r, UaH boon duly appointed hr the
Judge ui aH.l court for the svtt~mtut % slli
lc'uult rni urWIut sAid petition Tor uistrihu.
Won, 90 NiIrl time ami place any pcfeun inter
talcl ln sld tatltu may appear nnd show
r'u.c, 10 Any there be- WIN sald account should
Dor Dee oct I'D and approved ami nnhl distr.hu.
ton made us proved Tor.
Dated April o, leo
~ y. MELOl,
CLERK of the Probate Court
bahiel Harrington, attorney tor said Cstntc.
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Charles 4 Henderson ma Minnie X. llonder.
edn hH wife, Henrietta Nolfon, George D..
lotdon, her husband, an1 htudch1kcr
liro- Manufacturing Company IA corpora
tom, Defendant.
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SUMMONS.


In tho District Court in aud Tor tho Third ia
dtial District Of tiah, County OF
salt lttU.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court ~ ani Cor -l.tf lto
county. Territory of Ia#

In tho matter Of the Estate OF r,af Erickson.
deceased.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-18
ALLEGED BREACH OF WARRANTY.

Bishop John J. Hennessey, by his at
torneys, Z. c. Wilson and Stanley g.
Hume, began suit in the district court yes
terday to recover from j. I. Ludlam and
wife the sum OF $3.50 10 for breach of war
ranty. He alleges in his petition that on
Jan. Is, 1893, for a valuable consideration,
he purchased from the defendants the
premises known as Meades reserve in J.
Il. Meade's addition to the city of Wichita
and that on that date they made, executed
and delivered 10 him their warranty deed
therefor; that the said deed contained full
covenants of seizin and warranty, that the
said premises were free and clear of all in
cumbrances except one mortgage to the
to Sc, l07 "a, which mortgage he assumed
and agreed 10 pay as part Of the cousid
Grafton. He farther alleges that at the
date of the execution and delivery of the
said deed taxes had been levied and assess
ell against said premises to the extent of
$3.50 l9; that the same were due and I'M
paid; that he was compelled to pay the
same to protect the said property, and on
Jan. -, 1898 did pay $50 10; that on
March 4, 1898, he demanded payment
thereof from The defendants and that they
have refused 10 reimburse him. For his
second cause of action he alleges that the
amount due on said mortgage exceeded
see, and that there was 500 due as in
rerest thereon He asks for judgment for
$3.50. 10. vii h interest at per cent from
Msrca 4, 1923, aud the costs OF the pro-
ceeding
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-18
ST. PATRlCk'S DAY.

Green was the order of the day. Every
body wore the colors of Erin, from the
Italian peanut vender to the dusky son OF
Africa. Ii there were any exceptions they
were among the Irish themselves. The
first one seen on the streets with the colors
of st. Patrick WAS Benjamin O'Hatcher,
the Colored policeman, and he seemed to
be proud of it. Rufus Ozone also came
out to greet the morning sun wearing an
artistic rosette of green pinned to his uni
form OF blue. and forming d nice contrast
with the gold buttons. O'Werner, the
policeman. was also decorated deliberately
with green ribbons. as were Abe OGold-
standr and Frank O'Roseuthal, tue
well known commercial traveller. A col
ored barber on North Market street, not
having an opportunity to do any better
pinned green milk ticket to the lapel o,
his coat, while Mr. O'Tucker OF the res
taurant, honored the memory of the rev.
cred old saint by literally strewing the
floor of his dining room with some green
stuff resembling grass. DR.. McFor,iycs
and George O'Van Werden also had them
selves literally decorated with the green,
while the hot tomala man, Senior O'Gsm-
briano, had green necktie, a shamrock in
his hat and several yards Of green ribbon
decorating the basket from which he
vended his hot stuff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-18
EN- rERTAINED.
II. G. HODGES.

One of the most delightful gatherings of
its kind was seated in the beautiful COM
modious parlors of Mrs. Robert Jacks.
Thursday evening, complimentary to her
nephew II. Goldberg OF New York city.
The time was spent in games and tie light
fantastic toe was tripped to the strains of
the celebrated Italian orchestra The
ladies were attired in full dress, decolette
predominating. The gentlemen were also
attired in the regulation full dress Co.'S
tune. AT II O'Clock the doors of the din
Ing room were thrown ajar aud those
present marched into the room and occu-
pied seats around the table to par5ake of
the sumptuous repast which was prepared
by a well known Kansas City Caterer. Ths
house was elegantly decorated for the oc-
casion and each guest WAS presented with
souvenir. After supper dancing was re-
snmed until an early hour in the morning,
when the guests departed. Those present
were Misses Lena and Ida Joseph, Della
and Hannah Goldberg. Sadie and Esta
kaufman, Bale Hirsch, Gertie and Mile
Hayes, Blanche Fcchimmer. Beatrice
Rich, and Rosa Schiesin2er, Messrs. Haas,
ST. Joseph; Joe and Willie katz, Sam
Goodman, New York; Charlie Joseph,
Moe Kaufman, Bluff City; Charles Lipp-
man, Chicago and Mr.. Messed, Leaven-
worth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-18
WICHITA GRAIN INTERESTS.
To the Editor of the Eagle;

To the Editor Of the Eagle;
l would earnestly call the attention Of
our board of trade and business men to
the rate question. / refer to existing
grain rates. What are you going to do
with Wichita! Is it to be mere sidetrack
on the road or great distributing point,
There is no need for celebrating on its ad-
vantages of location. These have been
amply demonstrated. But there is great
need for action to secure to Wichita her
inalienable rights. We have shipped
thousands of cars of wheat to Kansas City,
Memphis and New Orleans which shonli
have gone to Galveston. Kansas City and
perfidious railway system have robbed
Wichita, Galveston and the Kansas farm
ers. The roads into and OUT of Kansas
City make it possible for the grain mer-
chants at tbat point 10 pay an apparent
premium on our wheat, consequently It
goes in that direction. and the roads by
rebates on existing tariffs deliver it in
New Orleans below au export basis "a
feat which would be impossible without
cut ratel This, however, is not all.
Kansas City firms have Il cut rate on one
road of at least 9 cents hundred On wheat
from Wichita and tributary points to
New ORLEANS. This is one way in which
A corrupt railroad system. combined with
a system of commercial chicauery, can
turn the legitimate courses Of commerce
into channels for their own aggrandize-
ment. That such rate is in effect for the
Initiated Kansas City man is well known
to the trade here and at Galveston. In
fact this blow was aimed at Galveston.
Every one knows that If our wheat was
going to Galveston, its natural outlet,
that Kansas City would lose her hold on
this territory. This system, besides turn
ing our wheat out of its proper export
channel, robs the dealer rs we'll AS the
producer in all this territory. We want
the discrimination of fraudulent roads
and the overweeaing grain merchants de-
tected and punished. We want a rate to
Galveston equal to the basis of our eastern
tariffs. Will the board OF trade take up
this matter at onte and investigate it, or
will this city continue to be the cats paw
Of the railroads while our people are inn
poverished to make Kansas City rich.
am, yours respectfully,
II. c. HODGES.
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of comment. and it is important that q
thorough investigation be made.
Irish seems to be either careless, awk-
ward or unfortunate with fire arms.
About ten days ago he came near shooting
a woman named Liz Fields in the city Jail.
while she was smuggling whisky to . pris
oner. Officer SculIy also, who swas out
with Irish night before last, has an ''acci-
dentaP shooting record. Wednesday
night. while watching for coal thieves. he
commanded negro to halt, and. upon the
negro failing to comply, he fired shot
which took effect in the negro's heel, caus-
ing flesh wound. He states that be aimed
at the ground, and that he had no idea or
intention of hitting the negro.
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MASONIC

Tickets for Rev. Samuel Bussers lecture
On Freemasonry 1T First Presbyterian
church on Wednesday night. March %,
can be had free by members OF the frater-
nifty at the following places: Biting
Brothers, J. p Aliens, Kansas National
Bank. Heitingers'. Fourth National Bank.
Ssur's drug store. Carey hotel, Cole &
Jones, Behring's drug store, Herman s.
Hess aud HIPS store on the West Side.
The public generally is invited so far as it
is possible TO accommodate hem. Tickets
hsv- hren issued for the full seating
cap city of the CHURCH. Please ask some
Mason for tickets aud be will cheerfully
get them for you