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The Dickinson press., 1894-11-10

DRUGGISTS PERMIT.
State of North Dakota, In County Court;
County of Stark, Stark County.
Notice of application for druggists permit to
sell Intoxicating liquors.
of said county, las applied BY petition i fled in
said court, for q druggists permit to sell intox-
iicating liquors at his place Of business on vii
Dickinson, eaid county; and the said applica-
ton and petition will b heard before said court
on the Bird day of December, 1891, at 2 O'Clock D..
m. at the office of the Judge of said court.
Dated Oct. 30, '94.
JAMES G. CAMPBELL,
11-3-5t Judge of tho County Court.
The herald., 1894-06-16

North u west Dan / south 10,
so acres, being block % 49,.
West 10, east 10 and south 10,
30 acres being block TO-.
40 acres, being block 1.......
North 10, east ~ and west 10,
30 acres, being block ~ .
40 acres. being block 10. .....
East 10 and south IL, 20 acres,
being block 10 80. ......
Az acres, being block rs .....
40 acres, being block n 800.
Az acr S, being block %. .....
North 10 aud northwest 5 OF
sDuth 10 = osrae bafpu
The herald., 1894-06-16
Name and Description.

Number. Name and Description. A
Lot s
24l15 Peter II Mlnnick, in rancho
san Rafael, Vine Cottage
tract. lot =, block 49,.
241S1 Mrs Mary + Clark, in Linda
VS. tract, . 10 acres
OF land, being all OF block L
24211 Germans Knepper, 0 acres
of land, being Outheast n
rec ion l.. township
north, range 4 west. ......
24226 N Sanford in G w stones
subdivision Of lots 2 and 3,
The herald., 1894-06-16

rancho, Az acres OF land,
being block 2l7. .... 10 81 |
40 acres OF land, being block
o5 acres Of land. being block
SO acres of land. being block
40 acres Of land being block
20 acres Of land, being block "
% acres of land being east 10
acres and ID acres fractional
northwest of block 227 ... 81 A |
IL acres OF land, bounded north
and west by Mccarthy.
northeast by Fourth street.
southeast by Arroyo avenue
and Land g. Water Co,
southwest by 20 thern Pa
cifc railroad in block 30. Is |
II acres of land, being north
west acres in block 3 -. 1 90 |
20 acres of land, being south
10 acres and east ~ OF block
40 acres of land, being block
40 a res Of land being biioctE; 80
40 acres of land, being block
40 acres Of land being blooI;
40 acres of land. being block
Z41 . l So |
40 acres OF land being block
242 ...... ........ 7 80
40 acres of lano being block
40 acres of and being block
244 -. -. ...... 81
40 acres of land, being block
20 acres Of land. being block
246.... .... =. SO !
2Oacres land, being north
10 acres and east 10 of block
247 So. .... 288
40 acres of land, being block
Z4S 80. -. 2 SO
so acres of land being block
249 ........... ........ 81
~ acres of land, being block
40 acres OF land, being block
20o..... .......... 90
40 ecres of land, being block
40 acres of land, being block
$50 ....... 81
40 acres OF land, being block
26l :. -. T.. 80
40 acres OF land being block ~
40 acres of land, being block
zoo ................... 90 |
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

The Wichita auditorium will be q
dandy.
G. W. Terry Is the first in the field with
plans for the building, and they are sc
pleasing to the committee that there is no
doubt that they will be adopted. In fact
they are practically adopted already for
nearly all the members of the committee
have seen them and they praise them very
highly.
An outline, or front view of the building,
rs planurd by Architect Terry is given in
this issue of the EAGLE They were pro-
cured late last night aud, notwithstanding z
v-he fact that the cut was made hurriedly
II is Very fair representation OF the archi-
tect's plans.
The building will be in the shape of an
octogan with wings on either side of il.
be openings are construc ed with such
degree OF skill that tbey afford an exit
from the building for a stream of people
81 feet wide, or nearly as wide rs an aver
street. This is done for the protection OF
The people in Case of fire or any other
accident, which makes the building abso-
suteiy safe from any disaster TO its occu-
pants.
The building according to the plans,
will have seating Capacity for at least
LOO persons, and, with the aisles Will
give standing room to 5000 people. This
VIII make IL the largest hail,
so far as public accommodation is concern
. I'd, between st. Louis and D-ovcr. There
will be nothing in Kansas City, Omaha,
Topeka or st. Joseph TO compare with it,
The stage will be tbirty-rwo fert deep
and sixty feet wide, and will afford ac-
comodat.ons, in itself, for nearly as many
people as can be contained iG any of the
halls at present in the city. On either
side of the stage there will be ele CANT
dressiug-rooms and there will also be dres-
sing-rooms underneath.
At one side of he front entrance there
will he ladies waiting room, cloak room,
toilet rooms, etc, On the opposite side
there will be gems waiting room, n
ticket Office, toilet rooms, cloak and coal
rooms, eIc
There will be stairways on easch side of
the front entrance eadng to the galleries.
In addition To this there will be two side
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01
THE vANDALlsrIc scouNpREL
Or Proposed Benefcence to a Church and
People, With?

As one of the EAGLE force was returning
on bis last round for the night, trudg ging
along down Lawrence avenue, near the COR
ner of First street, his attention was at
tracted TO man who seemed to be carry
ing box. The first impression WAS that
be had come out OF the Presbyterian
church, but the lateness OF the hour being
remembered, the court house clock having
just struck two, the idea was no sooner
had than rejected. The sneakiug or
crouching attitude of the man who disap-
peared in Tie shadows aroused curios-
ity and stepping off the sidewalk
and close up to the steps Of the church,
white bandkerchi Was noticed on which
was a name, but not deciph-rable by the
street light. Close by where the hand-
kerchiet lay Was considerable heap
of scattered and broken stone AMI
mortar. A little closer scrutiny revealed
the tact that the corner stone had been cut
out or demolished. Prering in by the un-
certain light paper WAS seen lying in the
cavity where 4 box OF relics, writings and
unbles ETC.. had been placrd. it seems
on the laying Of the foundation ST one some
years ago. Careful feeling revealed uoth-
ing else left in the square hole where the
box had rested, in he center of the stone.
The fellow had taken everything, Clean,
slick and smooth.
The first reflection was, what could such
a thief do with a box of church history,
coins and such like bric-a- a-brac as Is gen.
orally deposited In such memorials Tax
Ing the paper and handkerchief the repor-
torial rooms were SON reached. The pa
per is small and folded square and on open
ing WAS founo to coutaln tue following:
Dear Pastor and Brother:
This will seem ineXplicable but the
sequel will hold satisfactory explanation,
nor Will the time for the revelation prove re-
mote. This Will not prove theft yet wan
ton destruction; only an understanding of GER
tain facts, otherwise unobtlinable, contained
in the papers deposited in this corner stone. is
In the ripeness of days the fruit shall be yours
dear brethren, in a memorial edifice whose
spires shall reach higher, whose proportions
viii be more grand aud commensurate with
the true spirit of worship and lofty ideals of
the dear brethren who are wont to gather in
sweet communion here, a memorial structure
to one who, though unworthy. is not without
gratitude. Within the box when IL shall be
returned 10 your pastor, will be found all the
papers intact not only, ana the necessary
Where witiIal to build anew and more grandlys
but full directions as to the disposal of the
residue fund. Until that day OF redepoSt
let patience and faIth have their perfect work" :"
Upon the paper here is no other mark.
sign or name. the writing being in fair
legible hand. OF the character such as is
affected by literary men. The name on
the handkerchief, which is of very fiue
linen lecture, is almost iliegible the lines
of the India ink being entirely wanting in
placrs, but AS near as Can be deciphered is
A. 2. RILoNE.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01
JEWET7 STOCK FARM, Cheney Ks.

The receivers moved to dissolve these at
tacbments aud the court sustained his
motions and dissolved the attachments
on the 0rouud that the creditors should
distribute the assets proportionateiy. Tue
Iaciede claim was Withdrawn, and the
suit for it's recovery dismissed
The claims OF the Bank OF commerce
was appealed TO the supreme court ana
is pending there now aud ne court nhs
ordered a stay of proceedings. Which
mea rs that II the plaut Is SOLO tne money
must be held by the receiver unt!i tue case
is finally decided which may De from nve
to ten years This is why the NATIONAL
Bank of Commerce Of Kansas City Is in-
terested.
"What does the bank intend to do, Mr..
Bentley?" WAS the question ASKED. :,
.sThey intend to protect their interests.
"What if someone buys the whole prop
erty on April g."
"Well, they can not get clear title, for
in case we win in the supreme court they
will he liable to US.
For how much?"
"For $50. 600, as we filed another attach
ment not long ago for $50. 900 more"
II. W. Levy. the third party, Is receiver
and as such is naturally interested. Mr.
Levy and Mr. Kenneth made trip to Chi
cago last week in order to prepare for the
sale on Tuesday, but will say nothing con-
cerning their trip. They will not let out
whether they were successful or unsuccess.
full. nor will they say what plan they had
on foot.
Mr.. Levy was interviewed las night. but
said he would not com nit himself.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

building should he built and how the
money $3.50 900 shorld be paid to Whit
tsk-r. All Of these conditions have been
UTILIZED sni need not b. given. After this
obligation on the par: OF the city, the
contract continues with the obligations of
Whitaker, the party of the second part.
And the PARTIES of the second part here
bY agree aud bind themselves to have said
buildings with machinery and 9th ap-
piances and apparatus competed and
re-dy for operation wi hin one year from
the day upon which the excavation for the
foundation of any of the sud buildings
shall have begun. provided, however,
delays occ4sioned by the failure
of said party of the first part
to making payment as above provided
when due or 10y the act of God or by fire
or strike or other similar unavoidable
casualty shall be added TO the Que year
allowed as above mentioned for the CON-
pletion of said establishment, and IL be-
fore the completion of said establishment
stid building or any one or portion there
of shall bs DESTROYED 10y fire, said parties
o, the second part hereby covenant and
agree that they will without unnecessary
delay rebuild aud complete the same aud
equipment thereof.
Here is the acknowledgment.l
A. ". OLIVER, Pres.
o. W. GLEN nj, Sec
FRANCES WHITAKER & Sons.
This is the first link ia the history of the
industry and plainly shows why the third
named party IS Interested. The second
party. or tue National Bank of Commerce
OF Kansas City, IS interested because IL
has an attachment suit on the packing
house pruding in the supreme court OF
this state.
Fred Bentley, Of the firm of Bentley s.
Ferguson, attorneys for the Bank OF Com
merce was seen yesterday.
When asked for history OF this case be
presented q typewriit-n volume OF nearly
800 n.yes aud said: This Is one of three
After some general questioning he gave
tue following history OF the law proceed-
On June 6. 1895. az about 50. M, B Antley s
Ferguson In behalf of the L4elede NaIioEa!
bans of St. Louis, Mo-, flied an at; a III
m-nt. Tuis attachment was in the >Gn
| of 80 600 About the same time John
! WhIrInker and Michael McEnnis appeared
IN court ami the latter hied a petition
xyhicb was admitted by Whitaker aiieg-
,n,- taar they were partnei> aud that they
hsd differences snd couldn't ttls thenl
and tina, rheir Creditors Were liable to at
! lach their properly. The court theTeupon
fappsinied NJ w. Levy receiver.
During The u -xt tnree days the same
law firm. this time in pebslf OF the Nation.
| "A Rank OF Commerce If hHaS1- CITY, pu;
| Two more attachments OF S51, Ooo each
| In those csses they attached tIe pscSio (
hons. as the individual property y; John
| Whitaksr aud cisimel that the receivers
snit was Instituted 10 hinder and delay
I p editors aud thzt there Was 20 partner
,bID between Whitaker aud AcEnui> and
nence could be no quarrel For proof Ol
these allegations they state th.t Nc nanls
| - working on 8 salary and that som,
80, h.fore for fear that he would cl ain
n.-sasrsh;p he gave quit claim deed a
TIE properly which they claim 20 have
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

ttsirw.ys. each four feet wide. These,
with the front doors, will make exits that
will be absolutely safe in sny contingency.
The gallery will have seating capacity
neaIly as great. in itself, as the entire
Crawford opera house. Thirteen hundred
people can sit in this gallery. and, with he
ai-le-, it will have accommodations for
uearly, il not quite. 2,0O0 prrsUns
The center Of the main floor will be en-
tirely level. Outside of this, all around.
there will be fifteen feet Inclined toward
The stage with seats arranged
so that those who occupy them
can have n iull view of the stag
over the heads of the people who may
occupy The main center flor.
The roof will rest Oh circle trusses, the
most approved system of roofing known
TO architecture.
Mr.. Terry has put a good deal of time,
labor and talent into the drafting OF tbs
nlans for this building and there is 10 ar
cbitect in the state probably that could de
b-tIer than he has 10 get up a rnagnitlceui
building for the money that Is To be put
into il.
While all the money raised for thi>
buildiuC is absolutely certain to be paid,
vet some of the subscribers are a little slow
at least they are not Ready when Mr. BIZ
ting calls ou them. and as he is. himself, >
busy business mau. who is doing this woI
entirely from patriotic motives, he cannot
of course, give all his time TO it, or it
would have been collected before thi-
time. The people who have sub.
scribed should how assist him. and
tbey can do il very conveniently by call
inc al his store and paying up. Money
will be required every day from now on,
for work viii commence within very few
dsys iu order To have the auditorium
built sufficiently early 10 accommodai :
the three conventions that will bs held IL
the city in the early summer.
EE Porter of 40 E ,st Dhuglas went &c
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

Two experts on gas aud large holders
and dealers in oil, from the east, met NJ,
w Levy. L. d Skinner, Mayor Cox aud
Colonel ii lilo veil. on Friday, AMI n COM
BE- found in this region. The gentlemen
fro n the east ALLUDED to. are to furnish ali
ths necessary capital. Colonel Hailowell
Il be the attorney, aud the other gentle
men to act as directors. The enterprise is
held very quiet for the present and little
could be elected, hut the unusual excite
ment of the prrfunctory local directorship
= ho hold mlllious-in their eve. II the
hing turns out q; big As they are assured
hey will pipe 10 the surround ng towns,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01
THE IRAIL OU r.

The EAGLE referred tue other day to a
Kansas numDer of The TraiP' for April,
oriug got out for gratu tons distribution
Og the passenger department. OF tie Rock
island road, which contains n well wrItle leu
rticle on Wichita and southern Kansas.
\ number have called on aud srnt 90 Mr..
.. L. Simmons for the number, he receiv-
.ng letters from several di-taut states.
All our real e>tats agents should supply
themselves wilu tuis April numbrr oi
THE Trail" taking some pains 10 put
lhcm wnere they will do good.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01
RING YOUNG BARRI Ter.

Earl W. Evans, who has been with Har-
ris & Verm lion for some time stenog-
,aph r and law iudent. his made a change
nnd is now with J. Y. Dlus herty, where
ne will devote himself 20 the practice OF
law MOVE extensively than he could have
lone In his position with the old firm
Earl young maa who has brI sht and
useful future before him, all of which is
due o his own individual effort aud that
character which he i 50 houorabiy mould
ing by contact with ali that is pure. up
right and good in tue social life Of " ichita.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01
NEW COUNC.L OR ;ANIZED.

A. W. Harden organized a Council of the
F. A. A. last Thursday evening with 20
when The following officers
we're elected. President, w. II. Tuli-r;
vice president. c. T. Pearce; past prrsi-
dent. J. L. Humphrey; treasurer, A W
III .rdan: secretary, \. +. P.hlisen; mel
ical examiners. Drs N mick and Terrill;
chaplain Mr.. E B. Smell: guide l. Nc
Gee; observer. II. Tuler; seutinel. o.
Camp; trustees. II. Tuller, three years.
II. ". Kendall, two Years, T. NJ. jameson,
nua wear
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

Emporia ave. NJ. Z cburch-Sunday
school $50 a. m, preaching morning aud
evening by the pastor. Epworth prayer
meeting at Gas led by L. B. Lawrence.
Special union temperance league service
Monday evening.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

Mr.. j. T. Mcdonald, also Mr.. Harvey
johnson were last week, the purchasers of
Wichita ZONES through The agency of
Israel brothers, both gentlemen paying
the spot cash and getting the benefit OF
the exceedingly low figure Wichita prop
erty is at the present time going for.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

On the steps Of the court house the
Whitaker packing house will be sold
next Tuesday. That is certain but IL is
not quite 50 certain who will buy it.
Great Importance is, nevertheless, at
tached to the final disposition of the plant
Three parties are especially interested in
this event. First IL w. Levy as the re-
ceiver of the plant and wit him the cred
itors in general of John Whitaker; sec'
ondly The Nat Quail Bank Of Commerce OF
Kansas City as particular creditor of
John Whitaker. aud thirdly the city Of
Wichita through its board of trade.
The board of trade is interested because
in the fall of 1888 they made a contract
with Francis Whitaker to build pack
ing house and kill hogs. They are inter-
ested that the party who buys the property
shall run it and not buy it merely to cut it
out OF existence so as TO avoid competition
of their own packing house.
Judge Wall was seen yesterday and
asked what were the intentions of his
clients, but said that he was not ready as
yet to give his opinion on the packing
house contract but allowed copy of the
Whitaker contract to be made.
Whittaker's contract is as follows:
"Tbi, covenant, made and entered into
this 22nd day of October, A d. 1888, by
of Wichita aud the state of Kansas a cor
| poration duly organized and existing un-
der the laws of said state. party of the
first part and the firm of Francis
Whitaker d Sons, pork packers Of the
city of st. Louis, parties of the secoud
| part.
"Witnesseth: That for aud in cousdera-
ton of the several promises and under
| takings of said parties or the first part as
| hereinafter set forth said par les of the
Il, second part hereby agree and bind them
selves to erect, maintain aud operate upon
the land herei natter described packing
house est tblishmeut of sufficient capacity
to kill 100J hogs per day and also in
addition thereto TO kill cattle. calves and
sheep and TO lie equipped with adequate
machinery aud all appliances and ap-
paratus necessary for properly operating
a first-class packing establishment"
| Here the contract explains how the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

Plymouth Congregational church
Preaching at 1915 a. m. by Rev. X. NJ.
Tuun-II; S1nday school at IL IN A m eet-
ing of tue mem bers of the church will be
held after the sermon. to take action re-
speciing the call Of a pastor.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

NEW yeRK sToRE
WE SELL CAEAPt THAN ANY OTHER
| H0uSE In The WORLD, BUT FOR CASH
| ONLY.

During the past week we have added to
our already very complete stock, thousands OF
wards of fine Dress Goods and Novelties.
consisting of all the finest fabrics OF the New
York markets, and during the coming week
we will make many special sales; but owing
to the lateness of the hour we I IN only men-
ton two of them:
On Monday morning we will put on sale
5000 yards of French Gingham, sold regu-
larly at IA cents you can get what you want
Monday, only, at 7 cents per yard.
On the same day we will allow you to
choose from 500 japanese rugs, 6oxe7 inches.
3 rugs or less, to each customer, at sc each.
Come and visit our store; get our prices.
Cash is our motto. and low prices please the
people. You will like our style of doing
business.
Before leaving our store, be sure to visit
our Carpet Department and see our mann
moth stock of Carpets and Curtains at IS per
cent. lower than any other house.
There are 80 of the diamond rings yet re-
naming to be given away.
CASH HENDERSON,
13O and l32 North Main st.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

Paramount church will hold its Sunday
school in the church at the corner OF FIJI
t.euth and Tyler streets at l0SO a m.
Rev. r. NJ. Tunneli will preach at $50
N II.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

Spring term OF Fsirinonnt college opened
March 2S. Miss " sIhis will open Glasses
M French aud German. See adv. on an
OF her page.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

Mr.. George Bosseler and Mr. j. ". Wars
Gilman passed through the city yesterday
on wheels enrouts from Muskegen, L T.,
TO NJ ontanA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

Mr.. J. p. Mahsn arrived home this
mornipg from u business tIlp to Ct Louis.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

Several mem oers of the Saafiover Cycle
club will make run 10 Wellington today
leaving the nov-lty works Al a. n.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

Miss Lillisu Lennon of Topeka is visit
ting her sister Mrs. Joseph Bowman.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01
AS IT WILL BE
HOW WIOHITA'S GREAT AUDITORI-
UM WILL APPEAR.

Everybody Delighted Over the Plans
Submitted by Architect Terry,
Who Makes it as Beautiful as a
Palace and as Capaeious
as a Cathedral-Wiu
Stand as One of the
Finest Edifioes
in the Entire
\ West.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01

EE Porter of 422 E ,st Dhuglas went to
Wellington last evening TO Sunday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01
Hood'Ss;s;:;HCures

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01
WICHITA, SATURDAY, APRIL IA.
Preeminntly Peerless the Acknowledged Leader Ieusd

Cmpe,e Five Continent Afeso 80, >,
ALL yiTIOSS 6IEATEsT MALE AND FINALE tLLtsAlIIL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01
THE PIPES NILL BE LAID.

Front ELEVATION OF Aup1ron1uM-rERRr. AncHrsc
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-04-01
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Asia. Europe. Africa ard 4
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-09-20
Estate Of 2. 8. Pratt, Deceased.
NOtire Of Sale Of Real Estate.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
l. Honorable Henry Il. Cooper, Second
Judg. Of the Circuit Court Of the First Cir
cult, Republic Of Hawaii, In the matter 81
the Estate OF y. $. Pratt, deceased, made
and entered ON the 10Th day OF September,
1904, the Undersigned, q Commissioner APP
polluted for that purpose by said order Of
said Circuit Judge, wall sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, certain real
estate OF the said +. b Pratt, deceased,
described as follows;
The premises at Waikiki. Honolulu,
Oahu, desc ribed In the follow ing deeds, re-
cor cd In the Hawaiian Registry Of Con-
ysyanc.s. viz Deed from H. II, Allen TO
5 Pratt dated June o, 1873, recorded In
Book ~, pages ~ and 223: i,eed from II.
Giles to i. ). Pratt dated March 80. 1878,
recor Ted In Book ~, page 29t and rs.
The sale will take pace NJ the front door
OF the Judiciary Building, In Honolulu. at
noon ON TUESDAY. the 9th day OF octo-
Der, 1894. Upset price. $4,000. Terms
Cash, in u \. gold coin. Sale subject TO
confirmation by the said Circuit Court.
Deeds at expense Of purch ser
For further informatip" enquire OF the
undersigned at the Judiciary Building In
Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, Sept. 49, 1884.
HENRY SMITH.
ll36-Sw Commissioner.