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and refusing 10 plead farther. court gives
5adgnent for plaintiff
In re insolvency. Of BoxheI Broa-Mo-
ton 81 j. Martin Tor order upon asssgnes
naeas assignee ordered TO EIe report In ten
Seattle d Montana Raiiusy Company
va Columbia a Puger Sound Railway
Ton p1ny e. A--Mosi0a Of sssts3n * Post
NH Company 70 vscats ten porsry intzrc-
ton granted May 3 1855; continued two
weeks.
Seattle 4 Montana Railway Company
w Ssssson d Post Nil Ccupany-Nosion
OF defendant 20 vscste AMI set aside ten
porary restyasntng osdsr issued December
. lsso: continued two weeks.
In 70 assignment Of J. B. johnson-Peti-
ZION for order GA assignee; assignee Or
dered TO ME report in ten daya
=, Ballard ct A. Va First National Bank Of
ciaughtsr % Al-Mosion for new trial !:
denied
Thomas NrDonorgh w. Charles and
Annie Crsig-J. G. Niggie's motion 10
connrm referees report, continued.
HlI, administrator. W. NeNaught-Ds-
m1rrer 20 com paint; continued 70 octo-
Herrick W. yisss ct ai.-Mcsson to msks
complaint more definite and certain !;
waived: demurrer 20 complaints; sus-
tanned.
City of Ballard W. West Coast Improve
nent Cornpsny-Demurres TO complaint;
continued 20 October L.
Getting 81 al Va Rainier Avenue Elec-
TIC Railway Company-Petition for re-
ceiver's compensation; continued three
weeks.
State Insurance. Company W. French ct
a--Demurrer Of plaintiff 70 first afhrms-
tive defense OF Allie l. and c. IL French |;
sustained; leave TO amend complaint by
interlineaEion to correct description.
Commercial National Bank vs. Aeikle
Ct ai.-Desendant Turner demurrer: over
ruled: plaintiffs motion 10 strike answer
OF Harry White; denied.
Peoples Savings Bank, trustee, w. Seat
tle Terminal Railway and Elevator Com
pany ct ai.-Plaintiff's motion for default
Of Seattle Terminal Railway and Elevator
Company, Seattle Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company and surcer & Egan
granted.
Glennon vs. Fook-Defendant wiihelm's
demurrer 10 complaint; sustained.
Wilcox vs.. Fuiier-Demurrer to COM
plant by A. p. Fuller; overruied.
Klefer OF a. vs.. Fryberg ct ai.-Demur-
rsr TO amended complaint; continued to
October 10
Van Dyke W. Latimer ct ai.-Demurrer
to complaint; sustained.
elise vs. Mitien ct ei.-Motion for de-
fault and judgment; stricken.
Scostish-American Mortgage Company
VS. Ssrarton ct al.-Demurrer of defend
ant Aegeter TO complaint: oyerruled.
Wright vs.. Byrne ct al.-Motion of
Byrne ct ux. TO make bill of particulars of
plaintiff more definite and specific; denied.
Eshelman & Lsewellyn vs.. Marriott ct
sl-Application for injunction; continued
10 October s.
Graf VS.. Brennan ct al.-Demurrer to
complaint; waived.
Samuel D. Gustin ct al. W. Enoquaimie
MIL Company-Ordsr to show cause; re-
turnabie October u; signed.
PROBATE DkPARTAEsr-LASGLKY. >.
Estate of Joseph Harris-Inventory and
appralsement
Estate of ]. Gardner Kenyon-Issues;
filed; order submitting issues to jury.
Estate Of James Hssler-Decree APPROX
ing final account and distribution; tiled.
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also Clifford ard Domino. The pride Of
the East vss sean TO fslter and then drop
out Of IL. and the crowd took up the CT
Of Domino - beaten Down the home
stretch Henry Of Navarro showed The var
TO Clifford. nrss being neck and thea a
length ahead Clifford vas spurr~d ns--
cllessly. but Navarrs had the best Of him
and won eieveriy BY length Domino
Was heztsn fifteen lengths. Navarro
covered the distance IN l:52s.. only three
quarters Of . second behind Tsany's great
record
The Nssron stakes brought cut the large
field OF sixteen 2-year-oids 10 run for ths
$1,000 s.akea Then came the Mani attain
handicap. In which Sir Waiter was the
farorite, with Sir Excess second choice
and the Others frisndlss.. Sir Excess got
away hrst. and stayed Ia that POSITION 20
the end. Summaries:
SIX furionSs, lola, i:io; Eve furlonrs,
Irsnia, ISL: six fuxlongs. Agitstor. IL !.
Manhattan handicap. nine furiongs. Sir
Excess. 2:o9a.: nine furiongs. Henry Of
Navarro. i:525.: eight furionrs. Backrere,
l:to3x; six furlongs, Velvet 1:ti;..
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NEW @. n. SUPERINTENDENT.
Copeland and Van Cieve 20 Leave
WaRren's New Policy.


TO who Is to succeed Superintendents Cope
land and Van Cleve in the management of
the Cascade division of the Great North
srn railroad. under the late consolidation
order has been definitely settled, the fol-
lowing dispatch from Tsrre Haute, Ind,
being received last evening:
"TERRE HAuTE. Ind. Oct at. r. Cor
win. superintendent of the main line of
the Chicago e. Eastern Illinois road, re-
tires today. He is to become superintend-
ent of the Cascade division OF the Great
Northern, with headquarters ut Spokane. -
General Manager Warren's circular con-
solidating the Cascade and Coast line
divisions was received August Is last. and
since that time. though the divisions were
treated as one, they were managed by the
two superintendents as before the consoii-
dation. and IL was expected that this ar
rangement would continue through the
winter.
The appointment Of Mr.. Corwin means
the removal Of Superintendent Copeland
and Van Cleve, but can hardly. mean their
leaving the eompany's employ, for both
men are efficient and popular and stand
well with the powers that be at ST. Paul.
Mr.. Copeland came to Seattle Just two
years ago, aud within that period has not
only earned q reputation for efficiency and
economy bus has made hosts OF friends
who hope that hts new line of duty will
not neesssitate his removal from the city.
The Coast line division 10 probably the
most dangerous piece of road on the whole
system, land slides being sim
ply impossible to check. but during
his management the track has always
been carefully patroied and approaching
trains notified Of slides. 30 that no serious
accidents have been recorded. The ap-
pointmens of an outside man is simply In
line with precedent established by the
new general manager, for IL has not thus
far been Mr.. wsrrsn's policy to make
promotions from the ranks of present en-
ployes.
IL is understood that Mr.. Corwin, the
new superintendent, is . warm personal
friend Of the new manager, which posi-
bly, accounts for his appointment Mr..
Corwin's headquarters will probably be at
Lesvenworth and not Spokane, as stated
in the dispatch. In General Manager
wsrren's circular OF August Is eonsolida-
ting the two divisions It was stated that
Leavsnworth. being midway of the divis-
ION xould be the headanarters
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cears. and raeiis oms.a

Al appeal bord in the sum of $40 has
been nled in the case of W. Il. Hays Ell al.
~ J. a. Dennis ct al. This Is the case IN
shirh the ownership OF property now
rs~d in the Delmonieo restaurant IL IN
dsspass.
The case Of the state against w. I'll.
Nichols the Methodist minister charged
wish Aoeiing Rev. pr. Ford by the earcu-
lssloa % alleged defsmatory articles, has
been set for hearing before Judge Hamss
hsxi Thursday.
James Y. obertsufsr has snei the Lsnd
and River Improvement Company Of ~.
srsst ia recover Balance of VI. loo alleged
ae - due on three contracts OF purchase
81 Feal estate. against which tie claims
epsFate IS = mortgage.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday
ios john q. Rollins. OF Duageaess. and
Ida Buchanan, Of Auburn; Fred II hess
snd Georgia kirea, both Of Seattle, Ssiaes
Mullen and Mary Ann foweFs, eofh os
essitis; Charles Johnson, OF Fall SA'y,
ana Augusta Fostsrg. 81 Seattle
sarbev Eagan have conveyed %
0coTe~ r. Nicel. receiver OF the Seattle
lsrssina Railway & Elevator Company,
a. tAs.r interest ia deed Of trust aated
September q lsa, from the Terrain a
semrauy - she Peoples savings eanA-
aas reslaqgssaasent VAS nisd al court
tesssrdsy.
STIMULATION has been signed In tie case
g A. hinxelspcli ". William and r ssner
layis and the dispate settled cut o. court
sAe agreement provides fov the exrSasasa
y a pronatssaFF note 70 nsnselspsA Tor
tae amount das. secured by mortgage ea
see ssst hAst Of the north west quarter,
seetson IA township n. range Z. eontAln-
ang eighty acres
Judgments for plaintiff were signed IN
sae sspSgioF court yesterday as to..o~s
~ Judge osaogn-SoHmerSsal Nxtson -
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SPORTING NorEa

At the Baltimore races Saturday the
winners were: 2:Ia pace Blizzard, 2:lSh:
2:27 trot, Nellie d.. 2:isA.
AK and Dlrectum will race at the
Mystic Park track October II for o side
stake of $500, with $1,000 added by the
track association.
At Kempton Park Saturday the Duke
of York stakes handicap of 1000 SOW
ereigns for 3-year-olds and upward, one
mile. were won by st. F.orian, Athei Sec
ond. Arlington third.
At the Lexington races Saturday the
winners were: 2:ie class. purse si.o0o.
for 2:3o PAGERS. Ella Eddy, 2;I21l; Ken
.ucky Futurify fer 2-year-olds, value,
$500. Bermuda Girl, 2:2214.
Arrangements have practically been
completed for meeting in Buffalo b.
tween Solly Smith and Johnny Van Heest.
John Siavin and Jim Daily, the heavy
weights will meet in six-round bout No
vember 8, under Billy Madden's manage
ment, in Buffalo.
At the Hawthorne Park races Saturday
the winners were: Seven furiongs. Wood
ford. :S05z: five furlongs, Flying Dutch
man, los; eight furiongs, Cash Day, "a:
BurrelI's Billet, 1:l7; steepiebhase, full
course, Eli Kindig.
AT the Kansas City races Saturday the
winners were: -Four furiongs aud fifty
yards. Blake. :55ts: five fnrlongs. Cham
payne. 1.o5&; seven furiongs, John r,
l:S4A; four and half furlongs. Ben Will
son, ISL: four and half furlongs. Rab-
bit. :5sls; i've furiongs. Grey Battle.
l:055l.
At the Latona Park races Saturday the
winners were: Seven turiongs. Dart,
l:2s1s: eight and half farlonss. Re-
splendent. LEY; six furlongs, Bssso.
lis; Cincinnati motel autumn handicap.
ten furlongs. Rey FL Santa Anita. 2.07,.;
six furlongs. Hessie. / II; seven furlongs.
Liset c., Ia.
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RIG SALE OF TIMBER.
J.dee Bond Transfers to
Mosher & Mcdonald.
me ASSESSMENT CUT DOWN.
a>uee EqssIiEsttsa Beard Reduces Is
- Fer Cens.-ssws Of the Court
hsuss-Tws Divorces.

4 eonvsysnce, the confederation Of which
nae 900. was Eled for record In the
-.snty auditors Office yesterday by Hiram
1 aud Laura A. Bond, who, By the serms
= ths agreement, covenant to convey to
umhsr 4 Mcdonald ali the merchandise
a.ber. standing or otherwise, upon sew
- tracts Of land in this county, ~ fol-
bgs:
fctu / and and the 81 neL ssc. s, tp.
lx7e: sIl Of sec. 4. tp. %. r. 7e.; all Of
- and SEX Of neL sec. Q. tp. %, r. 7e:
81 Of nwL and swk OF nwH and nwL OF
~ sec. IA, ID. Is. r. 7e. NJ Of SEX and
- OF sell and nsi@ of swL sec. %, tp. D.
"a: seH and NJ Of neL and ek Of nsX
- e. to. d. r. e.: ali OF sec. 81, 70. -.
lie; lots 1. 2 and s.; and n Of neX
- Z, 70. IS, rte.
Ths agreement provides that Mosher a
reDonaid shall have ths right to cut tim
~ upon the land for the term OF seven
"a yssrs. The payment Of the 500. 600
basYanged 70 be made IN two installments,
De frat $4,000 on or before January rs,
I41i. and the second on or before January
4 los. interest payable semi-annnaiiy at
~ rate Of 10 per cent, on the first days
81
ucond part further agree to log the lands
. diligently as TO remove in each year,
sasii tbs purchase price 10 fully paid, not
IN than 20. 0oo, 900 feet, board measure. OF
nerchantabie sawiogs; provided that when
ed for 30 long - the logs shall fail to
eonmand in the market a. high . price a.
$50 per loo feet operations may be sus-
pendsd. In case such temporary suspen-
son shall occur ths parties agree to re-
more logs for the remainder Of the year at
sAs rate Of 1900. 600 feet annually. Not
outstanding the state Of the market the
puschass price and interest payments
nsss be met promptly, except in case tho
Logs removed prior to July, 1894, shall be
insuficisnt at the rate OF 81 per Loo to
pay the interest then due, an extension
mar be granted without interest on the
dsseisncy until January l, 1896. Every
log cut from the land must be stamped
eisariy and legibiy with the Initials of
Hiram g. Bond.
The parties further agree that 1T the sx-
pirstion OF seventeen years from and after
January /, 1894, the date Of the agreement,
quietly and peaeeabiy 20 surrender the
possession Of the lands. and that the tim
Der At that time standing shall be the
property of Bond and wife. who shall also
BE- entitled TO all Improvements except the
Logging railroad then remaining on the
land. Provision is also made for releasing
certain tracts of the cleared lands before
The expiration of the seventeen years.
The conveyance operates a. q chattel mort
gage. and as such II 10 be placed on record
70 secure Bonds lien upon the timber for
the purchase price.
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NKw Y OK. Oct e-Hsnry Of Navarro
won the great race 81 Morris Park against
Clifford and Domino. Jass before the race
the betting stood: Domino TO 4, Clifford
9 10 S. Henry Of Navarro aa!is unsupported
81 70 l. As the bug e sounded 10 the post
ass - the betting had changed 10 Domino
II 20 10. Clifford $ 20 5. Henry Of Navarro
stoL Domino had the rail and Clifford
haa the oassise. Henry Of Nsvsrrs being
in the middle. They we're sent on their
journey st precisely i.1 The start VAS
rersset Domino pulled o head IN front
when they we're sell in the stretch and
led Navkrrs hy that 6ssiancs going past the
quarter post. Clifford bang shird- There
~as practically no ehsngs tsli the thres-
quarter pole bad beea reached Then
Hezry 81 Navarro made his eza<s, - did
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CANBRIpsE, Mass. Oct 6-Harvard de-
feased Andover this afternoon, - to O
The Crimsons presented partially substi-
tuted eleven, bat they we're far too heavy
for the academy boys.
PHILADELPHIA, oct. 6-Ths University
of Pennsylvania football team defeated
Swarthmore today by a score of 66 TO O.
CgAwrogpsyrLLE, Ind. Oct. 6-The foot
ball game between the University of Illi-
nois and Washington college resulted 80
to in favor of the University Of Illinois.
BETHLEHEM, Pa. Oct. 6.-Princeton sue
ceeded IN defeating Lehigh this afternoon
by . score Of 8 to 2 Lehigh had the ball
on Princeton's goal line in the FIRST half.
but could not push it over.
ITHACA. n. Y. Oct. 6.-Cornell defeated
Union college today. Score: Cornell IS,
Union a
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Two Cenpi.s ses free.

Charlotte NJ. Clark yesterday began an
SETON for divorce against Wiiioughby
Clark. TO whom she was married In
Montreal. April 80. iss6 The complaint
i based on non-support and desersion
dating from February of this year. There
Is no community property.
10 the case Of George Conrad Diets va
Minnie Diesx. a default Was signed yester-
day by Judge Humcs. The parties were
married in May of last year. and, after less
than one month Of married life. Mra piets
% raid to have deserted her husband.
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ANOTHER NAME ADDED
Rrxrox. Wash.

Rxxros, Wash.
DR.. Darrin-Dear SIR: Please add my
name 10 tho list of sufferers that have
been benefited by your electromagnetic
treatments J. C. MATLoCKS.
DIR. Darrin can be consulted tree at
Hotel ChiIberg. Tacoma, Wash. once
hours, 10 q. m. TO n. m. daily. Sufferers
from all durable chronic. acute and prs-
vats diseases OF whatever nature should
call at once The poor treated free. Ex-
aminations free a. the effice or by letter.
All cases strictly confidential. Circulars
and question blanks sent free. Inquiries
answered.
y. B.-Dr. Dsrrin's stay In Tacoma 10
limited. Those desiring treatment should
write or cali at once.
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Eases S8t Tor Trial.
me following cases were assigned 70,
srIal By Judge Oshoru xesfsrdsx.

"'sd " uogs osborn yesterday:
October f5-H. T. Turner ". C. Ezb>rt.
Ortoosr l5-Metsie Weinberg va John
Eilher 81 a., Charles McAIister VI. Her
cert Haven, Dornbscker Furniture M.ng-
isciuring Company ". Bennett & Hui
Ct al
October i7--Seasfle National Bank "
Daniel Jones 81 a.. schwabacher Bros. A
ca. Va l. Rockman ct a.. Sadie o. Tib-
beta W. jacob NJ. Fox
October is-E. o. Rlnda ct n. W. J. A.
Silver ct al
October f9-L. Chorard W John p. Law
renee ct al, Alphsus Bysrs va A A.
Denny ct nj.
October 23-F. 8. Cole ct Il. VI ChssssY
Ihorne et al
October 25-E w. Culver W Green,
Ehrlich & Gras-
November i-Mra Fl. B. Dswsbury W.
John II. Wright
sovsmbsr 2-Hassis r Pass ". J. "A
Sleeves e. al.
November s-Heivetia Milk Condsnsing
Company W. A. T. MacCulsky Company.
November l3-David kellogg Ct a. vs.
Eliza Maud Hill
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ssys nj. Partners shut Him o.s.

An amended complaint was flied yester-
day in the case of A. ]. Lachmsn vs.. Ar
thur and Edwin Levin. tohacconists,
iofmeriy in business at the northwest COR
1er Of Second street and Yesier avenue.
The Lewins ailege that on December /,
1913. they were partners with l. Rockman
sad owned q stock worth 81. DO. Rockman
cHning an undivided four-sixths interest
and the Lewins an undivided ons-sixth
each. At that time Rockrnan sold to
Lsehman his interest in the partnership,
bat the other partners refused TO allow
kln TO take possession Of his interest. II
b alleged that they now exclude him and
nfase TO account TO Lachmsn for any por-
ton of the proceeds Of sales. He asks for
a. accounting, that . receiver DO APP
pointed, and that he have . judgment for
amounts fou nd due him.
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ins following nsv suits xsrs Gisd In
sne superior coart yesterday:
SsaF RANT Company " Matilda ana
s,a sagmeister - Promissory mote;
Annie i. woolsry Va william Howell
To quiet title.
foods sold and delivered 3sa.A
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ps nx o. Seattle II. Rainier Power
;E.estnc Company. =, o2s. -. p. II MI
: x. unsses. Va Z. h. Plnmmer. g. lsn q.
q n.am Adams - al. Va Marxs-ss MI
A.. $5hls6: Lamont A Mcrelian y.
Or noll;ster, t131 By Judge Huuses
yiz5 By Judge Lsnr.ev-E r WEE.
W scott Burgess .. a.. aga
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Before Judge Humes yesterday zsnshiro
Aeki. Shiosaku satow and Yoschi Naka-
aura. indicted fer the murder OF Zsmss
hayeda August s. near Auburn, were ar
fAigned and entered pleas OF not guilty.
The hearing of Henry Craemer's motion
Tor Q new trial was continued
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-Tom O'Rourke,
manager of George Dixon. champion feath-
erweight Of the world. and Waiter Camp
bell. representing Young Critic, signed ar
ticies today for fight 10 finish for S. 600
. side, At catchweights. the contest 10 take
place before the club offering the largest
purse
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kIee ana hhush fnnh'b Bohds Foffetted-
The bonds of Matt Ries and II. Ransh-
man. the bunko men who were convicted
before the superior court some time ago
and suddenly disappeared just before the
saprems court decided an appeal against
shsm. we're declared forfeited In Judge
Humes' court yesterday. The amount
vas 5000 in each case. The bondsmen
are; Peter Ries, Waiter Cotfman, s. w.
covnover. V. l. Chucovich. Morris Peltx.
Richard Burkman. b. II. 0oidwater. G. w.
Mullen and IL. *. Thompson. All of the
above are on both bonds. except Rles. who
Il not named rs one Of Raushman's bonds
nsn. IL Is thought that Ries wsnt to
Canada and Raushman TO Mexico.
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Bat the originai New York Kitchen, cor
nsr Third ard C5srry streets. Is still soinx
business with ola-slaas satisfaction. w.x.
Russell. Manage.
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George r Carter. umpire; George A
Hurd. referee; NJ Hzrrass, iinesnan. Time
OF game. la foaehd0wns- diversity.
Kelly 1; Seattle Athletic Clue. Meytsn-
bauer L Gcals--seastls Athletic Ciuo 1.
Nra~s-EA
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N.w York wins rhr.. e.m.s.

Sxv York. Oct 6-The Giants have
now secured three consecutive victories
over Baltimore. and with one mere the
Temple cup become IS theirs for one year.
Fully 900 people were on the grounds
today. There were several brilliant plays,
the most notable Of which were made by
Fuller and Brodie- Brodie robbed Van
Haltren of . base hit in the SIXTH inning
BY q wonderful running cs;sh. Score:
Baltimore. eeoIoia0
New York l0oala oe s-
Observation-Disclosures, Hemming and
Robinson: New York. Rusis and Farrell
Umpires-Hurst and Emslle.
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DE-. FrAak Brosks speciality paralysis
block
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Leasia Them All.

The most elegant market in town IL the
Denver market. Since IL has been remod-
elled il leads them all. Il is selling for
cash and at the lowest prices. We do not
expect the public 10 come to our market
and pay high prices for meats. We expect
to send every customer away pleased. Our
popularity is further increased since We
have handled the refrigerator meats. The
Denver also leads the town in its vegeta-
Bile and fish stalls. Everything the market
affords is at the Denver.
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For one week only We will sell the cele-
hrated w. II. MeBrayer's sour mash.
Guesenheimer rye. and Old Grow sour
mash whisky. st 81 per bottle. Abrahams
Grocsry Company.
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Henry Bode. merchant tailor. 2l4 Co
lumbia street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17

Tomorrow night the school board will
meet again. and lively time over ap-
pointments aud salaries is expected.
There will be hot fight made for the
appointment of five more teachers aud the
raising OF the salaries of others. The
champions of these two causes, it is said.
have formed combination for their
mutual interests, and will try to win.
The champions of reIrenchment will pre-
sent strong front, and the issue
of the contest cannot yet be
predicted. 1t mig mt grow SO hot that If
the retreDchment champions win the
number OF TEACHERS may be made still
lower than what tits. The latter claim that
the city schools could be well taken care
of with ten less teachers than what have
been allowed. They say that in 1888 when
Wichita had more public school children
than it now has. owing to the increased
attendance at private schools, eighty
teachers were sufficient and they can't see
why that many wouldn't do now with the
increased facilities for TEACHING. They
also allegs that they cannot make
levy large enough for school
purposes to raise funds that would be ade-
quate for the payment of any more than
the present number of teachers. Accord
ing TO the present. basis IL will require
about s5S 600 TO run the schools next year,
which Is about so, 600 less than last year,
and even with The reduction it Will be a
hard matter to cover the current expenses
If people are not more prompt in paying
their taxes than they were last year. Ac-
cording to reasons heretofore stated it WAS
necessary for the assessor to reduce the
valuation of Wichita property about Que
million dollars and that fact will cores
pondingly decrease the sum that can be
collected on the levy. The meeting, doubt
less, will be an interesting one.