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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21
lie Reminded Her.

Mr.. Quiggs-Your husband remind.
me OF some one.
Mrs. Neighbors-He reminds me OF
his mother every time the cooking
doesn't suit hi{n.-Philadelph ia hecord.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

Dr. Sarah StevenSon's attack on
mems pants viii hardly become a pop-
ular movement-for how would the
women fiud the mems pockets when
hunting for change?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

1t now dev lops that the near-sighted
Cubans took old glory for an English
Dag. They should apologize to this
country for making the mistake.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21
4 Pow-Wov Question.

Suppose" said little Mabel, the
other day, that our pug dog should
try to follow his nose, would be run
down his throat or would he just turn .
back somerSault?"-Puck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

The cliff dWellers are not stuck on
amber-colored butter. But when it
comes to fluids, that particular hue is
very popular with them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

Warden Chase whose injunction pro-
eeedings were equivalent 10 Il plea of
guilty. is q goner. Governor Morrill,
has the charges against this bright re-
former all made UP and they consti-
tute i terrific array. The inyestisat-
ing committee has been selected and
their names will be announced right
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

Kansas has had sad experience in
fusions, and Wichita viii profit by it
by turning down any ticket nominat-
I'd by Democrats and Pops.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

Atchison Is to send a delegation OF
fifty business men to Topeka TO in
tercede with the governor for a share
Of public patronage. Too late, Topeka
has got It all.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21
a NEW KIND or sUBSoILrxG.

There IS about as much talk of late
about The possibilities and profitable
ness OF suDSoilins ~ about irrigation
IL KANSAS. II j. not the old s3yIe Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

The irrigation committee had no
sooner organized than n copieus rain
fell ill over Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

The Eagle has suggested the only
practical way of bringing about re-
trenchment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21
CITY TICKET,

What this country needs is silver
lining TO the pockets of the people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

The gold-bugs of New York are form
Ing a syndicate for the purpose OF
hunting new gold fields.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

Some Of the irrigation reservoirs In
Kansas are liable TO be everflewed by
the rainfall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

The Cubans knowing that Gresham
wasn't feeling we'll have taken his ut
terances as the result Of pevishness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

Wichita never had a cleaner admin
istration than during the past two
years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

The hungry horde are determined
to nominate a man for mayor who has
ga barrel" notwithstanding the law
and the Australian ballot system,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

Japan is willing TO take her indem-
nifty In silver, and the larger the
amount the better it will be for silver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

Mrs. Lease would have sunk into
oblivion, had this been an of year in
Wichita politics.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

Ii Hung Chang has at last invaded
Japan, but his mission is one Of peace
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

IL there were no politics In it, the
most conspicuous refOrmers would be
absent from the meetings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

The queen and the German emperor
and empress have received a curious
and seasonable present. Herr Helm
rich Ramp, the proprietor Of the Afri
can Ice works at Cape Town. has sent
them bouquets of extremely rare flow
erS frozen fresh in blocks of ice
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-21

The empress OF Australia has not
had a portrait taken for thirty years
She wants to be remembered as the
brilliant beauty who was almost six
feet tall. whose hair came below her
knees and whose waist measured seven
teen inches
The herald., 1895-02-05

and walks Twelfth street from Burling-
ton avenue to Westlake avenue was
passed.
An ordinance of intention to establish
the grade of Westlske avenue IRON
Twelfth street to Pico strsset was
passed.
An ordinance OF Intention to establish
the grade of Lemon avenue between
Ninth and Tenth streets was passed..
The city engineer called the attention
OF the couneil to the fact that his Office
IN put to great ex pense by reason OF tn o
ssstlng OF grade stakes on small side
walks where the jobs are done by pri-
vats contract under permission OF the
street superiate ndent. AS there IL a
provision in the general street law
whsrsby the property owners pay the
engineers expenses on all street work,
the enginesf considers 1t just to require
the same to be done on all private cons
tracts, This engineer therefore recom-
mended that q charge of 4 cents per
foot be- maids and enforced and an ordi-
nance passed requiring the property
owners to deposit tins amount with the
street superintendont. Referred to the
board OF public works.
The engineer recommended that the
petition OF Q. II. Churchill and others
for change in the grade of Hope strset.
between Sixth and Seventh streets, be
denied in part, but that the pavement
at the south half of the intersection of
Sixth and Hope streets, and the cobble
guttera on Hope street for distance of
$50 feet south from Sixth street be re-
laid 80 as to make 14-inch curb. This
will give the rslist asked for. The
recommendation was adopted and the
street superintendent instructed to do
tno work.
The engineer preserved in his rspor t
a communication in regard to the out
fall sewer. la section No. 3 OF the sewer
the method by which tho sewerage has
been diverted for irrigation purposes has
been to close the valve at the lower end
of the siphon, thus subjscting the whole
length OF the wood pipe to pressure, and
a LUDLOW fume gate put in at Rosedals
avsnus would obviate the trouble. The
matter was referred to the sewer com-
mittee.
The city engineer presented an ordi-
nance OF intention to change and stab
lish the grade of Grand avenue, between
Temple and Court HOUSE strssts, to con-
form with the wishes OF property own
CTS IopioSoutou VII tHo pebitiou VI W. ..
Do Van and others. The ordinance was
passed.
An ordinance OF intention to estab.
lish the grade on Davis street, from
First street to Fourth street. was passed.
Final ordinances for establishing the
grades on Besudry avenue, Clarence
street, Pleasant street and an alley in
block 8 of Bentley & Crippsns' subdivi-
sion was passed.
The final ordinance to establish the
grade OF Whittier street, against which
two protests have been filed, was res
ferred to the engineer to report on
frontage.
The herald., 1895-02-05

r. Porter, asking q rebate OF 81. 90 on
account of taxes for the year 1894-95,
the city assessor having reported that
the assessment was correctly made, tn o
com mittse recommended that the petit
ton bs denied, aud the council adopted
the recommendation.
recon- mendation that the petition
from Mrs. al. A. White be filed was
adopted.
The com nittss recon- mended that the
petition from Hong Lse. asking for re-
turn to him on account OF license for the
month Of January, it appearing that he
did not enter upon his business till the
24t5 day OF January, that upon present.
alton of proper demand o rebate OF one
half tbs months license be granted, and
the same was ordered by the council.
A recommendation that the petition
from the Murray Aluminium Sign com-
pany, in reference to erecting street
aigns, be filed was adopted,
A Recommendation that the petition
from the Fire Extinguisher Manufacture.
ing company be referred to the city at.
torney was adopted.
In the matter OF the petition from the
Los Angeles Abstract company, asking
that the conncil pay them for abstracsa
furnished in the matter OF the Opening
Of First street west of Broadway, the
COMMITTEES recommended that petitioner
be notified to appear before tbs fnspcs
COZ mittse on February 9th in reference
TO the sams, and the report Was adopted.
A recommendation that the city audi
tor be instructed to transfer the aum OF
$72 IS from the each fund 10 the bridge
fnnd, to cover drafts on thai fund, was
adopted
The herald., 1895-02-05
SEWER MATTERS.

The Council'a Action on sewer Commit
tee Recommendation.
In the matter OF petition from St.
PauPs school ct al, asking that the
pending proceedings to sewer st. Panl's
avenue be abandoned, and that they be
granted permission to do the work by
private contract, the committee recom-
mended that the same be granted and
the city attorney instructed to prepare
and present the necessary ordinance
giving permission to do said work by
private contract. The recommendation
was adopted.
The com mittee recommended that the
petition from r. L. Dill ct al, aaking
that a sewer be constructed GA Maple
avenue bstween Washington and Jsffer-
san etreets. be granted and the city
engineer instructed to prepare the nec-
essary ordinance of mention. The rec.
ommsndation was adopted.
The committee also recommended
that the specifications presented by the
engineer for laying off house connections
to sewers in the public streets or alleye
De accepted, and further recon- amended
that the city attorney be instructed TO
present an ordinance making it q misde-
meanor for any person to lay house con-
nections in conflict with those specihca-
tons. This was adopted.
The herald., 1895-02-05

wsgons. The Csss & Smurr Stove co "a
pany offered 21a-nch American jacketed
hose, 50 pounds to the length. for 81
cents per foot. The Goodyear Rubber
company offered Eureka hose at 50
csnts aud Paragon at So cents per loot
The Union Hardware company offsr
Jacket No. hose at 80 cents, No. 2 at
81 cenis and No. at 20 cents. The
Crane company Offer tbs Boston Betting
company's Imperial hose at 69s4 cents.
Tho New York Betting and Packing
company offsr Dragon hose at 80 cents
and Nonparoil at 80 cents. The Gutta
Perch6 aud Rubber Manufacturing COM
pany oHsrs Bakers Fabric hoss at 80
cents. The Victor Rubber company
offers ~ -inoh jacketsd hoos at 70 cents.
The Boston Woven Hose company offers
woven hose at 80 cents, Tiger hose vt 70
and Imperial knit hose at 81 cents. w.
@. Furrey offers the mineralizsd rubber
hoas. Rally brand, at 70 cents, and
Salamandsr brand at 80 cents. The bida
were referred TO the fire and water COM
mittee.
Bids were received for the improve.
mont OF Oorondelet street from McGrisl
& Alexander, Richmond & Butterworth,
Moore & Smith, d. F. Donegan and
Robert Snorer.
For the improvement Of TEXANS
otrest bda were received from George
Runchild. I. G. Palmer and Moore &
Smith.
Bids for improving Echo park road
were received from Moore & Smith, D.
T. Donsgan and Nichols & Adanson.
On sewering Westlaks avanus bids
were received from George Oordell, NJ.
Zsrrstti, ]. E. White and Tinquert &
Black.
Conrad Sherer and A. M. Austin we're
the only bidders on the paving of Clay
street.
The herald., 1895-02-05
NINE. YALE's FRUITIouRA

NINE. YALE's FRUITICURA
1t cures the many complaints OF woman
that only woman knows of. Restores the
vitality-makes the eyes bright.the step
eastic-and brings the bloom OF heaItn 70
the faded cheek 1t renews the nerve tone
aud MAKES the flesh frm, hard snd veivety
In fact. is use is the royal roaa 70 periss1Il
health sld perfect womsnhood. Srice 81
NINE. YALE'S HAIR TONIC
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Turns gray hair back to its own natural
B. c,lor without dye. The nrst and only rem
edy in the history OF chemistry known I
do this. stops hair falling IN from "a II ur>
to one week; creates luxuriant growth
IN, es dandruf and all scalp roubles Pie
81 per bottle, 8 for So what IS more un-
mans hrir full of ttla scales gradually
falling ON their shou ders?
NINE. YALE's ALMOND CREAM
Reanes coarse pores: Ike ps the skin SMOOTH
and lovely Price 81
NINE YALES SKIN FOOD
Removes wrinkles and every trace Of age.
Price Ti.50 and So.
NINE. YALE'S MOLE
AND WART EXTRACTOR
Removes and destroys forever NOES and
warts. Price 20.
NINE. YALE's LOTION AND OINTMENT
Pimples, Blackheads and Skin Diseases
cured with Nine Yales special Lot on No
and Special Ointment No. 2. Price $i
each
MMR. YALTs BUST FOOD
Guaranteed to develop q beauti fui bust and
neck; gives ftmless to the fen and ere
ntes a natural condition OF plumpness.
Price $3.50 and $3
NINE. YALE'- La FRECKLA
AND fRECKLES
La Freckla is known TO be the o ,ly sure
rnre for freckies. In from three days to
ono week after ia fret 'ppiiction ev Try
f'ockle viii disappear and the comnl.x o.
bsc,me MS clear as crystal. Pfce VI per
bo.tr,
The herald., 1895-02-05
THE LEGAL SIDE.

Ordinances Presented by the City At
tOrnry.
The city attorney, in his report to the
council, presented an ordinance amend
ing ths license ordinance and fixing q
license for persons loaning money on
collateral security and tskiag chattels
in connection Herewith. The ordinance
was referred to tbs finance committee
An ordinance appointing . commits
sioner on Darwin avenue, in place OF
Mr.. Lowell, resigned, was passed, and
r. Pollard appointed to the vacancy.
An ordinance appointing q commits
sioner for the ooenng OF an alley in
block H, Moore & Ksllehef's subdivis-
ion, in place OF F. J. Tsals, resigned,
WAS passed. and j. j. Gosper appoints ted
as such connie ioner.
An ordinances amending the boiler
inspection ordinance. 30 that owners OF
boilers which are inspected by insurance
company inspectors may be exempt from
city inspection, was referred to the
finance COMMITTEES.
An ordinances granting permission to
property owners to improve Jefferson
street under private contract was
passed.
Tns city attorney presented form
for street work bids per linsal foot
measure which was adopted.
The draft OF contract with w. G.
Hughes for furnishing 100 tons of btu
minous lime rock to the city waa re-
ceived from the attorney aud filed.
The contract between the city and
Conrad Schreerer for flag stones was re-
ferred to the beard OF public works.
Tins lease for engine house in East
Los Angeles, drawn according to in =
structions from the council und agnsd
by Mira. Jesurun, was referred to tn 0
building committee.
The herald., 1895-02-05
PETITIONS.

A Large Batch of the Usual Sort Of
Requests.
The last thing done at the council
meeting yesterday was the reading Of .
largt mum Der of petitions BY the clerk
and referring the same TO their rsspsc.
tive committees.
The Redondo Railway comp any asked
to be allowed to put q switch across JET
fsrson street. at Grand avenue. to &C.
commodets large lumber yard which
haa recently bsen started out there.
chimney-sweeping company asked
to be allowed to clean the chimnsys In
the city hall.
The Merohants' association asked that
ths.free labor bureau be turned over TO
the Associated Charities.
William Riley asked and was granted
40 days further extension OF time on his
contract for improving Flower street be-
tween Court and Second streets.
The herald., 1895-02-05
MONEY MAT TIERS

Action ON the Report of the Finance
COMMITTEES.
The finance committee recommended
that the report OF this city auditor OF the
condition OF the funds for tho week
ending January %, 1895, be fisd. The
report was adopted.
In the matter OF this pstition from A.
NJ. Wilssn, asking g return to her oil
tho gum of $l30 on account Of taxes
paid on personal property for the year
1894 95, when no such property existed,
the city Assessor having reported TO
this committee that the ststsmsnts
therein Contained are correct, the COM
mittec recommended that the petition
be granted and that upon tins filing OF
propsr demand. made upon ths tax
fund OF 1894 50, the rum OF 81 30 be re-
turoed 20 tue petitioner The recom-
mendation was adopted.
A recommendation that the petition
from r. G. Oribb & Co. bs flsd was
adopted.
In the mattss o; the petition from H.
The herald., 1895-02-05
acquisitions for Deputies Pre-
cipitate the Matter.
FIRE HOSE IS CHEAPE
The City Attorney Ia Instruoted to So
the City Water Uompany-Biddins
On Street Work viii BE
sImplified.

Tbs council which assumed charge OF
the city's business at the beginning OF
1896 is going to have for its watchword
ECONOMY" If this has never bssn
demonstrated fully as YET it was officially
announced yesterday by more than one
member of the body, and the start was
actually made.
There is at present clamor among
the deputies in the city hall for in.
creased salaries and among the city Of
fcials for increased forces.
The members of the city council, both
publicly and privately, express them
selves as opposed to both measures.
Yesterday. when the acquisitions were
being passed upon, the question of extra
help in the engineers department and
also in the street supsrintendent's Office
came up. and then the matter cams to a
head. The finance committee was in
structed to investigate the matter of
deputies and clerks in the city hall. and
q report will be made at the meeting
next week,
There was large amount OF work done
by the council yesterday. though little
OF it was OF a startling nature.
Mr.. Snyder moved that the city en-
ginser prepare an estimate of the cost OIL
tunneling Broadway from Sand street to
Buena Vista street, and the motion car
ried without opposition and with few
remarks. The remarks made were all in
Il f..k ;.
The city attorney was instructed to
begin suit at once against the City
Water company to recover monsy paid
during several years past for the repair
ing of fire hydrsnts. The city has paid
the City Water company something like
500 per month for several years for this
work.
Simpler plans for bidding on street
work we're secured yesterday and here
after all bids will be made by linesl and
square foot measurements.
The herald., 1895-02-05
TO PROTECT THE PARKS.

The 'Commission's Application for ro-
lioemsn IL Referred.
Tbs park commissioners sent report
to the council yesterday, asking to have
special policeman APPOINTED for the
protection Of the park property and the
sbating OF nuisances and offensive con-
duct in the parks. No name was mem
toned in the renort in connection with
the position. This Is this outgrowth OF
the work of the committee appointed by
former para com mission on immoral
ity in the public parks.
Without any discussion OF the propo-
sition whatever the council referred the
matter to the finance committee. and q
report will be presented at the next
meeting of the council.
The park commission aiso ask that
the council order an investigation of the
condition of the sewer running under
Hollenbsck park lake. The commission
is led to believe that the sewer is defect.
i've and il tapping the lake constantly.
The council referred the matter to the
sewer committee.
The herald., 1895-02-05
NINE. yALE's COMPLICATION SOAR.

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Indispensable necessity. For gentlemans
shaving soap ami alt~r shaving 1t cannos
be eaus cd. Foe toilet use it is an absoluts
everyday requirement rs cents.
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Guaranteed TO reno saliownes', mosh
patches and sll skin bem'shes. Gives
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Price, ~ per boltls; So for both e..
! dNF. YALE's ELIXIR OF BEAUTY
Cultvates natural rosy che 'ks--a wonder
iul sk,n ionic Pice > per bot. G.
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Tires iints, white fe.h ami brunette, In
visible beautiners; gives com Dlexion soft,
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| NINE. YALA's BLOOD TONIC
Parties The b cod, acts on Tire liver kid
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GROWER
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Max IS the han Is soft, II : Whit and b.su-
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MMF. YALL's GREAT SCOTT,
A wonderful nc nads frr-movng and de-
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ir'itat, or even make The ska red; remov,s
every trace in on app icin0n frlce, ~.
NINE. WALES RENEDlk'
won thu Worlds Fair Med Al for purity
aiu h gl-clas, m ,rit ann are OF hr 4 ug-
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Beware OF dealers who ohss suo,titut.s.
MME NJ. YALE, Hva ii and Corspl xion
sfec al t. yA'e Temple OF Beauty LAO state
.t,..t ..l.aa..n
The herald., 1895-02-05
ENGINEERS REPORT,

A Number of Ordinances for Stres work
Passed.
The city engineer reported that the
protestants against the grading of Oceau
View avenue, between Burlington ave-
nue. and Bonnie Brae street, have q MAJ
jorit OF the frontags represented. The
proceedings were abandoned on motion
of Councilman Munson.
The city engineer presented an ordi.
nance OF Intention to change and estab-
lish the grade on Grand avenue bstwe sen
First aud Court House streets. The or
dlnancs was passed.
The city engineer reported that tho
protest OF John F. Humphreys and
others against sewering portion of the
Alamsda-street sewer district No. 2, con-
tains majority OF frontage on the por-
tion designated, but not Of the district.
The mater was referred to the sewer
COMMITTEES.
The engineer presented a1 ordinance
OF intention to construct a Sc er on San
Fernando and Olympia streets from tn Q
end OF the present Sc wer Oh San Fernan-
do to within rs feet OF the Downey ave-
nuo bridge. The ordinance wac passed.
An ordinance of intention to grade,
gravel. gutter and lay cement curbs an d
walks on Maple aveaue. between the
south line OF Twelfth street and the
south line of Pico atrsst. The ordinance
wao passed.
The engineer presented an ordinance
of intention Co grade. gravel and gutter.
and construct redwood curbs and CO.
ment walks on Juds son street. between
e ;hsndia and State s.reet.. The o.di-
nance was passed.
An ordinancs OF Intention to construct
u celoeas walk and curb on Hope strest
between Sixth aud Sssenth streets was
laid over for two wseks.
An ordinances of intention {, grads,
grsvel aad gcttor with cemsrs curbs
The herald., 1895-02-05
A FIESTA EXCURSION.

Utah People viii Have Chauoe to Visit
Southern CaltforniA.
An excursion from Salt Lake City will
be arranged during fiesta week, which
will give Utah people chance to be-
come better acquainted with the coun-
try which will be connected with them
by rail in the near future. The citizens
of that state are generally interested in
Southern California. and il is believed
that good many will avail themselves
of this chance. The details OF the ex-
cursion are not yet arranged but are
being worked up. The excursion will
DO delightful one, aud those who par.
ticipate in it will have royal good time.
The herald., 1895-02-05
Tho Supervisors.

The hearing of tho dem snds OF re-
tired officials and deputies for pay DUR
ing six and half days in January was
Get for hearing on February 18th BY the
board of supervisors yesterday.
The proposition that the county take
the management OF the homs for boya
and girls came up. but nothing was
done beyond taking the matter under
Amusement. Committees OF three oil
the board will inspect the Sanch ez
bridge on the Ell Monte road district on
February 9Th, and the Franklin and
Prospect avenue bridges on February
7th.