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The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

neA sec. q twp 13 range s4C0. imp. $50, tax s6f 50 costs s3.5S. .. ..... e 66 o5
 Real estate held for personal prop elty. Wilson, E. s.-6 work horses &1?7.2D, 20 cows. s2I.76, 12 poultry s. wagons t50. harness BIO. imp. poss. right e76.. Woodbridge, J.-4 work horses sl27.eo saddle horse eI5e0 burro s6. 5C0o sheep G0,000, 2 wagons $50, harness tlo, Imp. poss. right s10o, tax s3992i
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Klustemeyer w. !. Bellemont a work horses S2T.20. 3 COWS S3?.8i burroS S10. 36 chickens Sl8 wagon S25. har- ness s20 furn. $50, 40G0 sheep ss000. tax ,s2tS.49. costs $Is9O .;:.....; ..s s61 30 kathrens J .R.--Pony BIO. tools s25. farm impl. S2O furn. S50 1-4 sec f. twp 19. range 8. A00 lots 1 to {. blk 2 J. lot 6. blk l.. s200. Imp. S1l50. tax S55.65 costs S.2s .,..;;; ..,.,,...... .;"..,,s 5S 83
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Kislingberry Harry--Furn. $50. tax I.50. costs .5S. ......... .......S.. ..S 2Os Kennedy John. Gallup. NM.--Block S. s250, imp. $200. tax Sl3 50 cost S1.lS...s IA 8s kenniston < Reed--1l00 sheep Saa00. wagon BIO. tax S68.30. cost $3 80. ....S 70 10 King X Jenkins. for II. Hewning. Showlow--400 stock horses S8O00 tax s2i0 costs 1250. 0......... ...............S 2o3 50
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Leaning F,--4Is acres sec 15. twp q. range [. S1la5 lot 2. blk s, $500 imp, s3C0. lots S300 tax S3i.S. costs s2.25. .s 37 0e
 Real estate held for personal prop Lockett Bros.--4 work horses s21s. ponies S63.6O. cows S38.i0, 12 cattle sl6,29. 4Oco sheep sSoOO. hog 8. 30 chickens Sl5. wagon S25. buggy SaO, harness s26. poss. right sIOO furn. slOO. imp. Jack smith spring S200, 1-i sec {. range [. A00. imp. s30O. 1-l sec twp costs sl5.65 ....,......... ........S 3is % crty.
 Lamport J. All saddle horse s25. sad dlc sl5. tools S15. furn. Si5. tax f5.7o. Lamport X Trcat--Lots to Is. DIXIE. $50, tax slo5O costs s1.03. ;...........s II 8 Leaning Mrs.--Stock goods $50. tax N.50 costs .5S .5S..................... 2 Og Lewis Bros.--l stallion sIO5. brood mares Sl27 % mules sl00 saddle horses S63 60. z COWS f26.30. 1000 sheep 5000 wagon saa5. spring wagon S45. ; saddles slj. farm impl. NO. possessory right a2o0, jewelry se95. furniture ss5 harness Sl5. 2 lots Sl00. tax Sss. i0 costs S49o, ? stock horses s63.6o; ,.....,s os 30
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Love John--Improvements on posses- sorry right S25C. lot seOO. tax sI3.5O. costs I.l5....................... II B5
 Real estate held for personal prop crty.
 Larkin J. chg. wendover--Improve ments possessory right $50. tax A.5O. COStS .l5.. ......................S 23 LuSe l. T. tsee Bassj--l-4 section 2S twp. 2l. range '. S200. improvements $.CO. lots 19 70 2l 22 block B S2C0. improve ments S25D. tax s25.50. costs sl.I5...s 27 25 Lee J. IT. Tuba City--i work horses si05 22-year-olds S2l 20 yearling B, 7cattle sd347, 1 hog Sl wagon S25 poultry s3 poss. right s25, tax s1i.O9. cost sl;so. .,:;..s 15 % tax Sl cost Q1 Os Lyons II. r. WilliamS--3 work horses sG3 60. saddle horse s26.J0, 12 stock horses S225+i0 wagon S25. buggy S25. harness s0. mower S2j. hay rake sl5 hay press S20. farm imp, $50. poss right s100. 1G0 acres s5OO. tax SsIe9 bond int. s1.89, costs S2.19............S g. 77
 Real estate held for personal prop crty.
 Lamb E. Williams--Lots 256. block 13. s160. lots s. block 52. si0 lotsIto 5. s15. imp. sil0. tax &91 50, bond inter crest slO7 costs sl.57 part payment s3l2S lots l. 2. blk 13. del. balance c@b4, Iurlf. aS5... ....-...................S 9 Si Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Lamb, E., kanab--5 saddle horses s1O6, l saddle sl0. 100 cattle s63i81, tax ss2.5", costs Fl 69.....................s 69. q II
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08
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James r. M.--1 work horse sS3 wagon go, farm. impl. $l0 poss. right s1OO. furn, S5, tax s5,64. cost .TS............s 6 43 Judd Ira M. Fredonia--2 work horses sSi.6Q. colts S1o.6o. 3 hogs s12. chick ems s2.50. cattle 2A.30. harness BIO. poss. right s100 house in Fredonia s100. tax sl0.36. costs S1. part payment Feb. 2i. 1894. S8.36. balance S3.......s 3c0 Johnson Nephi. Fredonia--1 mare $40 work horse si2. 40. COW 1910. cattle t12.70. wagon sl0. harness s20. poss right f100 furn. s10. chickens R. house in Fredonia s100. tax s1062 costs Fl. .....,.......,...,s ii 6
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08
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1 Wagner, T. H., wIlliams-2 work horses l sl08 saddle horses Sg5.iO, stock | horses Si06, 1 D. COWS s36.30, la poul- 1 try s6, wagon ss.5 har. and saddle s2O, mus. inst. x25, imp poss. right s10l, furn. s25, yearlings S31. 80, 300 cattle | S1904.01, lots 1 to 1, block iO $45 imp 1 s25o, tax sS3.2I, bond int. A.16, costs
 ff'uO''.''. '.'.... ......,...........S p. 0s
 Real estate held for personal prop erty
 Wilcox, Mrs. F. M.--stock goods 500 tax s6, costs .sO .............s S( Wallace, Wi saddle horse sI5.eO,sto
 horse s2i.so' saddle s5. tax H.26, costs Woody, John--s saddle horses sigs 20 stock horses f4A,im poss right BOO, tax s24.M, costs sl.12. ................s a8 1C Wailace; ala, .,lo D..Mech tools sso imp: poss.
 right Sl6O mus. inst. S30, furn. R25. lots
 10. II, block 3 w, S100, imp. S300, tax
 sl9.O5, costs I.45.. ......,..,.....,,.....s 20 5O
 Real estate held for personal prop
 erty.
 Weatherford, r, R.-Jewelry s5O. furn. ,, soo, tax S'; costs 65 ;............s e5 s42.4O 2work horses sSi.S0, saddle
 horses si2.40, 1 stock horses S68, 5000
 sheep slo0Oo, wagons $50 har. and
 saddle T0, imp. poss. right s15O, camp
 oa outfit stc tax *lel6, costs sle3o. .,.s sa2 7e West, K. L.-sM < sec 30, twp 2, range ,, Z, Ss9' imp. sso, tax sl2, costs M1O.,.s ia 10 Wilcox, E. S.-25 work horses $l325, 10
 saddle ponies sl3e.50 2 cattle SIs.6s, 3
 burros sl5, 6 chickens s3, wagons
 S10e, 5 buggies, 5 vehicles S4a5 har
 and saddles Sl50, watch SlO. furn. $50
 lots l3 li 15 ?. 2 block S5.50, lot 24,
 block llA, Sl0O, imp s6225 imp. on R.R
 land S25, tax Sl09.20, costs S5. .g5 S 1lb K
 Real estate held for personal prop
 erty.
 Westby, J. F.--1 horse s3o. saddle seo,
 wagon l0O, saddle Sl0 imp. poss. right
 xl0O, tax " go, costs 30. 70 Whitlock, O.--6 poultry S, 3 mus. inst. sl00, furn. $50, tax $i65p, costs sI.03'e if 40 Willard Bros, Cottonwood--50 cattle
 Snl.H; imp. poss. right sS0, tax si1.Oa ,v costs s;Q5 IT ....a,,.;;.;..,....: ....s 12 07 s0OO sheep 400O, wagon BIO, harness
 S60, saddle 225. imp poss. right S}OO,
 tax s1i2.gS, costs S7.6j, part payment .sIi2.9s, balance s7.65 5..............,.s 7ss Walters Cattle O., Winslow-lasaddle
 horses s3lS,. 9. bulls s566.87, GAO
 stock cattle M06l.sl imp. poss. right MOO, tax Sl5l.40, costs Sg.05. =. ..,.S l5g 4b Williams, Gus; Tuba City-work horses
 Ss4.sO, saddle horses &63.80 3 hogs s3O, poultry A, wagon S95, harness
 tax &l5.l6, costs n.25 .....,s te aa West, c. 4. Williams-Lots IS 10 20 block 40 si5, imp. s200, tax S1.95, bond
 interest 40, costs 90 furn. $S0. os erty. Willard, R. k. Cottonwood-l5o cattle
 10. Imp. poss. right $50, 6 saddle
 horses sl69 10 stock horses e2es, stall V, lon slOo tax Steoe, costs e2.s0. .,...,e &s f8 WeletSH c'A.-Mcney at interest s1oCO,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Yberro Cagitano,-5 brood mares s95.40, saddle horses s36o, shogs al5: 12 poultry a, tax 8 4O, costs 10, part payment M.10, balance. ....s sos Yancy, w. H.--12 chickens f6, musical instrument $50, lots q, 22 g 24 block x sl0), lmp 300, tax s7.8s cosrs sos s3
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Young Little & Co. Fredonia--2 work horses s54.s0, 5503 sheep fl1 900, wag- on s60. harness s25, Imp poss right s2O0. tax s3il.09. costs sI1 65. .........e aDa s
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Rumsey, g. E.--improvements on block l. S16, tax &2.25, costs .81.............s 2 so Ross, N. D.--mechanical tools sI0, lots 1e F of r block A sl5O, tax s6,,
 Real estate held for personal prop
 erty.
 Ritz, John--2 work horses slOS, 1s chick
 ems s6, wagon sl0 harness s6, farm
 impl So, furniture go, lots 26 9 28 %
 block l sloo. improvements SO, tax
 Real estate held for personal prop Ransom. T. H.--lO chickens s5,lmprove- meets possessory right S20. furniture s1O0, lots 10 II b ock s15O, inn
 proyements 200, tax sli,25 costs M21,S 16 @
 Real estate held for personal prop Ross, T. J.--1 wagon $50, harness s5, stock goods Sl600, musical instru-
 ment Zoo, watch and jewelry $50. safe $50, furniture $50, lots l4 i5 block g. sl5O; improyents 800, tax s'365.
 Real estate held for personal prop CD Ramey, T. improvements on block. c 40, tax si.20, costs .55. ....:.....,.s i 76 Russell, David s. Bellemont--6 work r'es s25i40, .yearling $50 1i II goats s2s. 38 poultry sis. wagon s35 harness and saddle s3O. farm impl s < s section g s%p p range .Ss !, s0oO
 Real estate held for personal prop Randall, Fred, Tuba City--l stallion s2l2, 2 brood mares sl240 saddlc horse a3l.s0, COW go, 3 cattle SIS i'm provements possessory right $50, tax Sl090, costs Si.05. .. ................f II 85 Randall, A. C,-1 brood maret2l.20, 450 sheep s900 Improvements possessory right $50, tax f29.14, costs I.95. .......s 3l @ Robinson, John R.-35 ste, k horses a7i., saddle Sl5 Improvements on possess sory right S25, tax s23.46. costs $I.65.. . 25 II Rice, Joel w., N illiams- 1saddle horse E3l.s0, 2 burros, SIS. saddle s20, Ilc0 sheep a:sssO0. tax s6S03 bond interest $3.i0, costs s3.gO . ................2 15 8 Rogers F. l.. & Co.. Willams-35 saddle horses sll13. 200 cattle s12.6g3.i0, 1 wagon SJO, harness and saddle $50, cash si00. Improvements posscssory right a,50, tax si2.69, boud interest Sl2.l3 costs fs...U .... ................s tS, 45 Rowe, Sanford, williams-25 horses S5J0, ? D. COWS s352s wagon s20, light vehicles sJ1, 2 har- ness 20, mower s20, farm impl. 20 furniture s25, safe t20, well drill s300 1G0 acres land si0o Improvements BOO, lots 587S910 Il l2 block F sl60 Improvements &}O0, tax s68.S9, bond interest S3.44, costs S3.qi ............e 78 25
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Rodenburg Mrs. c. prescott-Lot 3 in block sa5O, tax s7.50, costs .s7. .......s 83f Rosebaugh, John-i lots In Flagstaff s2OO, Improvements slO0, tax s9,. costs .95............ .............s gp5 Robinson & Robinson, Kanab-3O0o sheep s600o, tax siso, costs sa50. .....s iS9 50
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08
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The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Titus. Joseph--Lots B to 1e, block 65, sl00, imp. e100 tax s6, costs 80 SO Thurber & Zettler,--I1 brood mares
 &s32o. work horses s2l2, mules
 S2i0, ponies S53 yearlings $3l.S0. 2
 wagons s5O, 6 buggies $500, harness
 si, ana saddle n5o. farm impl. s25. tax. SAiSS, costs E. 10 :..............s i7 GO right sl5O, lot2, block 8, s25. tax s.
 costs .SO .,,.....,..,.3............ deO
 Real estate held for personal prop Iappen. c. B.--Furn. se50, lots 9to1e.
 block F, BOO, imp. s2OO tax s1s.5O,
 costs Floo ''''.,. .'...................,. s1 co
 Real estate held for personal pro b. Thompson, J. J.--35 cattle s22s 13 B
 poultry SIS, saddle sl0, farm impl. 8,
 imp. poss. right s10O, tax HO.65. costs Turner, k. L.--A sec 20, twp si, range ', SiO0, imp. 800 tax SIS. costs sl.40 10 10 Tanner, & B., Tuba City---2 stock
 horses Ss2.t0, 5 cattle S31.75, wagon
 sa,5 harness S10, imp. poss. right Si5O,
 tax s7.7s, rosts 90 .... ............s s6s Thompson, J. J., Oak Crock--s work " horses f2t6.s0, 2 stock horses sl3l.S0.
 70 cattle s2s54, 2 wagons go, 4 har. e40,
 saddle b1, imp. poss right Si0c. furn.
 sl0, tax s2i ,23, costs Sl.10........ s 2og Thompson Stevens, Williams 5 work
 horses S53, esi sheep S196S, imp. poss.
 right s,5, tax s6s.Ss, bond int. S3.l4, Tanner, Fred, Tuba City, work
 horses ST159, 2 stock horses si2.iO, 10
 cattle a9I.87, wagon ssO, harness $lO,
 imp. poss. right sl25, tax s15.2i, costs
 N.8...,,... ;.......::;........... 2 19DO Tanner Joseph E. Tuba City--2O brood
 mares s3iS, , work horses E212, stock horses S8i.s0, 5 colts s28..5O, wagon S35,
 harness etc, s25. blow A, imp. poss right s5O, furn. s25, tax s23.il, costs T, sl.67. .......;,. $ 25 Os Tanner John, Tuba Clty--3 work horses fl59 10 cattle s90.61, wagon $15, har s35. tax sll.79, costs SlIO .....,s 10 sg Thompson Bros, Williams--2 work horses sI06, 25OO sheep 5000, imp Doss right 50. tax s15i.6S, bond int. S.73, -r costs ss9 ,...........: ....s TO 6i Thomas, J. L.--2 work horses fT0.5O burros s223, hogs sl5 saddle s. farm imp Vi, imp. poss right s75 tax s8.6s. Thomas, J. L. V.--3 hogs S10 imp. poss right s75, fun. s15, farm imp BIO. tax s3. 30, costs .66. 66........................ 3Q6 Trtbou, E., Williams-House in Wil- Hams $500, tax 90, bond Int. .45, costs .a5................'.... ,,,.,. fn Al , T, Mi work horse s1O6, sad de horse s63.G0, 1875 sheep a375O, wagon fJO, tax Sll9.99, costs s6.i5. ..........ee l25 5f
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Perrin Land X Stock Co.,, williams--1 stallion T9.50 15 mares Sl18, { work horses s212 30 saddle horses s054, 10 2-year.olds s212, 12 yearlings sl27 20, 2 colts &31.s0, 2jO0 stock cattle &16888.76 1Oo calves s4333i, 9 hogs S12, wagon $50, buggy s60, mower $40, farm impl. s25, furn. S3OO, 15OOO sheep s3O,000 sec tlons 1 3579 Il 13 10 17 t9 21 g 252729 3l S 35, twp Fl, range 2, 11520 acres, sec 3579 Ii 13 15 1I 19 q 2 25 2T 293l 35, twp =, range g. 11520 acres, sec 13579 II 13 15 r 19 q g 2527 29 3l 33a5 twp29 range 1, 11590 acres sec 1857 III 13 15 t7 i9 q 2 25 21 29 3i 33 B twp 22, range 2, ll520 acres, sec 135791i 13 15 F l9 2i g % q 29 31 s B, twp 23, range i, ll62O acres, sec 3519 II l3 l5 r 1921 23 25 27 % 31 3335, twp 2l, range 8, 11520 acres, sec 1 5 5T91 il 13 151 17t9 2l 23 % 2 % 3l 33 B. twp 22. range g. 11520 acres A sec 2S, twp 21, range 2, l60 acres, tax s2i0O.64. bond interest SISoO3; costs sl:1;i3;. ,saeli %
 Real estate held for personal prop Peck X Jacoby---Imp. poss. right s1OO, stock goods s500, bar fixtures S75, si52, :"".; ;............... ......::::,....s 21 9s sl6, co. ts sl.25. .................... ...s l8 s5 yearling S2t. 20, wagon s75. harness sl0, imp. poss. right slOO, furn. s5O, tax s10..s}, costs ss1.0i...................... II sl Pullianl, Y. E.-Stock goods s25, watch uHu ItNtlfy TO, luTIi. YOU lOUS l ana ?, block2 A, s200, imp. sJ00, tax sls, costs sl 40. ........,.....; ;......ts i9 70
 Real lestatc held for personal prop. erty. Postal, K. D., Wllllams--Saddle and bridle ss0, furn. sl00, lots 13, 14, block 30, sJ0, imp. s950, tax si2, bond int. 60. costs FLU ........................f 13 70
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Pitts J. A.--saddle horse s4o. 70, library T30, mus. inst. R,0n, jewelry s75, furn. Si00, Brannen addition Is to Is, block 8, Ss5Q, imp. si00, tax S32.6 costs 213a 3I 7j
 Real estate held for personal prop- erty
 pattee, II. L.--Furn. S25, lots 13 to IS, block E, s25O, tax SS.25 costs .9i. g IS
 Real estate held for personal prop erty.
 Packer. Vim. E.-i saddle horse sl08, 8 wagons $50, harness BIO, imp. poss. right ECO. furn, s5, ta x s9. i3, costs sos O3 PatJen, w. N,--3 work horses 863.C0, wagon S@e; camp outfit go, tax S3.l1, epsts 'bb. ....-.,.,.f 3 Tn
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Moritz, J. C., Williams-2 work horses.
 Sl32 50, 1000 sheep Sb000, wagon s75, bar S25 imp, poss right s100 tax s2499s
 bond int E12.60, costs S5.70, part pay ment s1i6, balance a122.1s .........s lSe IS
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-03-08

Van Vliet, E.. Bellmont-l wagon 80
 harness go, farm imp. sIo imp. poss
 right s'6. furn. g. tax fi.20 costs 10. .a I9O
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-10
OLD AND Foxy.

The man who is too old to act the
demagogue is older than t he venerable
Senator Palmer of Illinois. His obJec-
lions to the immigration bill last Mon
day were so utterly devoid of reason
that the only defense to his intelligence
would be TO call it pure demagogy. IL
Is not a party m easure, and was not so
considered in either house. There IS
demand from all parties for more
stringent laws governing the immIgra-
ton of irresponsible and dangerous for
eigners to this country. This demand
is so urgent that the present congress
will not be excused from granting relief
by some measure in that dIrec-
ton. To this end the pend
ing bill was introduced. but the
wild old fox from Suckerdom
would obstruct It's passage on the pre-
text that ''there IS danger of doing in
Justice to harmless Socialists" now resi-
dent in this country. The true meaning
of this Is that his state is headquarters
for this class of voters, and his pue:lIe
protest was for the ears of that class
only. 1t may be politics, but 1t IS
neither fair nor state5manlike to stand
in the way of legislation so much neeIed
with so mean a motive. This Is no time
for hair splitting, or fine distinctions as
to the degree OF guilt exhibited Ly
Socialists OF foreign birth. 1t is enough
to know that they hold such views, even
in a modified form. Such sentiments are
un-AmerIcan - opposed to our laws,
and as certainly lead to anarchy and
open hostility as they are allowed TO
exist. Surely we are under no obliga-
tions to harbor or protect any foreigner
with questionable views touching our
laws or government. 1t were far better
that a perpetual embargo be placed
upon the Dago, the Pole or any other
class of foreigners than that life and
property should be endangered by their
depredations. Laws which permit the
Mosts and Mowbrays to spread their
literature and teach their heresies need
revising, and the representative Of the
people who will stand up in congress
with even modified protest, is a servant
whose public service should end with
his term of office.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-10

The central committee gives notice that the
primaries viii be held on the sd day of AU-
gust rs follows; In the county precincts
rom the hours of 1 10 6 o'clock p. m. at the
usual voting places. In the wards of the city
from the hours OF 4 TO O'Clock =. N, at
places TO De hereafter designated by the COM
mitteemen of the ward.
The qualification of voters ar said primaries
shall be determined by the following rule
That all persons who have regularly afIill-
lated with the Republican party ia the past.
or all persons who voted the Republican ticket
at the last county election and in addition
thereto announce their intention TO do so in
The future. and all Republican minors who
ran vote at the next election shall be qualified
voters at the Republican primaries. and the
Judge of the primaries shall determine the
voters right upon this basis: That the voter
must be a resident of the ward or precinct"
If a person Offering TO vote Is Challenged ar
unqualified 10 vote 10y one of the Judges os
any Ciector. il shall be the duty Of the juGget
10 satisfy themselves as TO his right To vote as
suCh Republican primary election within the
rule heretofore adopted. II shall be the further
duty OF the judges TO write upon the poll list
The number, together with the residence. Civ
ing street and house number o. such person.
altering 10 vote. and shall also iudorse the
number on said ballot to correspond with the
poll list number. together with the word
"chall.nEed." The poll list containing a COM
plete list of the persons voting. together with
the ballots cast. shall toe returned TO the
Comfy Republican Contra Committee.
Done by order of The Republican county GEN.
tral committee. !. h. MCCALL, Chairman.
A. NJ. STUEDLVANT, Secretary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-10
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican county and district conNeh-
tions for the purpose of nominating cand dates
for the following offices 10 re filled IN the NO
vernber 1874 election. viii be held August -.
The Offices 10 be filed are rs follows;
first Clerk of the district court.
SecOnd-Probate judge.
Third-COunty attorney.
Observation-Disclosures Of public lnstruc-
ton.
Fifth-Commissioner of the Sixty-eighth
representative distsict.
Sixth-Three representatives from the Sixty
seventh, Sixty-eighth and SiXty-nlnth dis
tTictS respectively.
The convention viii be held at the udItor-
lum in this city at ii O'Clock a. m, except the
convention for the purpose of nominating can
didates for the district offices, which VIII be
held as follows. towit: Tonominate candidate
for Commissioner and representative OF the
SiXty-eighth district at o'clock a. m; to
nominate a candidate for representative OF the
Sixty-seventh district at 10 O'Clock Il. m; and
10 nominate a candidate for representative Of
the Slxty-uinth district at p, In. IN SunfioWer
block.
Said convention Is called by order Of the Re-
publican county central committee, and the
appOrtionment shall be as follows, towIt: One
helegate-at-large for each voting precinct IN
the county and one at large for each ward IN
the city, and one delegate for each twenty-five
votes and major fraction thereof, cast for
Chester l. Long in the fall of 1882. which ap-
portionment among the several wards and
precincts viii enJitle them to the following
representation. tOWlt:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-10

Other One-"O. so he's a single man,
then?"-Arkansaw Thomas Cat.
Baby hammocks. reads a sign on
q little hammock hanging outside a
downtown store. The dealer said that
they sold moro for use in the city; that
mothers bought them for sick children
"A rude tramp, finding Mrs Pickard,
OF Paris. Texas, alone IN her home, de-
handed dinner and some cash She
grabbed a pair OF scissors and punched
several holes il his cuticle, when he
fed in terror.
All. well, let the summer girl laugh
and giggle and have a good time. In a
few years from now she will be married
and viii wear her winter dress IN sun-
ner, putting Oh a white starehed tie 20
make IL look cooler.
The Philadelphia Press, one OF the
foremost snake organs % the country,
tells about a semaphora cocine@ that
swallowed two smaller SNAKES and had
Indigestion A large eustic was al
ninistersd AID presently the swallowed
snakes were recovered, still alive, but
very much frightened
Most OF the figures used for cigar
store signs. which formerly were made
OF wood, are now made ot zinc. and -
Per cent. 81 these are of Indians Some
O. these figures are excellent. n SONS
cases the original model cost $500 or
$500. They are made Ia various sizes.
from a small figure that can &c bought
for So or 40 u2. 4 good ssEen-fOoi
Indian can Oe bought for slCo--S. l..
Sun
"A curious opening, according ~
the London Glob~. has hen foznd for
the artistic gifts a women IN the
great hospitals. wster-colo- sketches
are taken OF rare forms q disease. Az1
IL this somewhat srsw.ozs olAss q
work women. 10 seems, hsTe szco~edsd-
~ Guys hospital a woIan has ms:
ben appointed for such service for sr
months the pos, having preFsOusly
been alIed by her husband. who u TEN
po-zrlly loczpacitzteS-
The Ws.hingtoa ciab. vaznzns
club n ;he csty q the szzss nam j. -
have clabboase q -. o7s1- waich 3
% cost -. GO L vii - arraCTsc 20
tazt The rooms on to f=st sDor oza -
rented tor concerts. thsAtrscsls- Lecfures
snd hznq1et. On a. Upper for tn>rs
VII ~ ru-orns % - rented % cub rzsrl-
h.ers who nav desire t5rm- The Goor
b-t.zesn wiH % divided into Iltsrz~v.
rez1 NJ. tea and card rooms The fFasa-
sugtou c-ub las = IKE Db~-salo q oqe~
80
Shopper have bSooT1. us~c n NV
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