The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-14

1 Val Harwood J. Humbolt, G. L. How
| ard, Clark Ellis, A. Q. Dever, f. R. Da-
4 kin, 5. Travis, F. NJ. Cruise, j. 7. Car
ruthers, Ozro Garter, W. z. Evans, j.
| Walton, Jack Kuhn, L. H. Shull, BOD
1 Wagner, T. n. Watson, J. g. Thomp-
son, Alex Williams, Don Loper, George
| Mason, A. Watson, II. z. Laurent, r.
1 D. Lair, John Laurie, Ralph Lopez
| 2. Ladd, J. T. Mayfield, A Mcdonald
| ]. B. Hitler, John Morgan, L. ID. MCKEE
! A. D. Cushman. Harry Daugnerty, L.
| ". Dunnell, Frank Doyle, A g Daugn-
| srty, 81. W. Daved, Bob Miller, Il. b.
| McWfllsams. Peter Myers. George Mel
| son, S. c. Nordine. J. H. Newton, o. F.
| Osborn. J. c. Runge, A. d. Russell, w.
| n. Scheidel. G.. ". Reid, Lyman Shull,
| z. S. Phillips, J. II. Payne, NJ. W. Pot
| ter. W. C. Robinson, William Perker,
| William Mahlandt, W. Nelson, James
Kuhn, A: L. Kipzer, A. II. Haynes,
Bill Huford, D. Lightfoot, r. Lowe,
| H. NJ. Mcguire, H. F. Reynolds, George
| Reed, Gus Silence. DR.. Shelly, Bill T.
Bruce, Z. A. Smith, John Shade. Ben
Story, John Renison. L. E. Schaper,
| L. D. Helbert, George Broughton. Al
Baxter, D. w. Howell. J. II. Hostetler,
Dan DarnelI. Mat Williams, George
Whitfield, Fred Wagner, Jim Alley, l.
E. Bland, Wfb Crowl, Charles Crowl,
L. Stanton, Milo Alley, Noble Workman
Cecil Trickey
Mr.. Beltz's hunters nmes are as fol-
lows: ]. a. BeltZ, John a. Logan, Sam
Foundry, James, Foundry, y. Grist,
Fred Rennick, George Rennick, Gus
Miller, Charley Shannon, D. Minson, Jr.,
Oscar Nordine, Elder Frazee, Charley
Kellar, Thompy Stanton, J. G. Price,
Fred Parrort, A ShulI, j. Broadhurst,
G. D. Krebiel. J. n. Akers, George How
ard, G.. 3. Helbert, ]. NJ. Blanpied, Alex
Burgess, Donald Gum, William Rus
sell, W. a. Ransom, Kelly SneIbaker,
George Dickinson, John Anderson, c.
L. Brown, John Citizen, W. H. Rogers,
]. Misner, John Nordy, Vivian Nordy,
W. G. Dryden. Theodore Eek H. L.
Cheathem, J. Chamberlain, G. H. Hun
saker, T. y, Tricky, Charles Tyrell,
II. Whitfield, a. V. Washburn, w. L.
Rennick, J. S. Payne. II. Sherwood,
II. Seacamp, Charles Logan. Fred Lo-
gan, George Muller, T., l.. r. Price, T.
c. Schaper, Tom Hostetler, Bert Shade,
T. Swanson, Charles Farmer, Fred T.
Schaper, W. J. Shull, T. Atyeo, William
Baldwin. ]. w. Campbell. J. L. Crum.
II. z. Pontius. A. H. Watson, NJ U.
Wrinkle, Cat Tricky. E. Thomas, W.
Farney. Sam Bowdre, J. Bloomenshine,
Fl. II. Snyder, q. closer, 7. c. COnklin,
Glenn Rogers, z. Shull. Gus Sheholm,
L. NJ. Dakin, c. A. Steele, s. A. John
son, n. Shoup, J. T. Dale, f. F. En-
cry, J. Stewart, J. 3. Drunmond Ohm
Reed, Bill Frazee, Bill Chaser. L. D.
Hill, Bill Frazee, Bill Fftzsimmons,
Sam Field, T. p. Burnett, a. Baxter,
George Hill, L. Barton. T. Trickey and
W. Trickey.
The judges Of the hunt will be Abe
Smith, Alexander Rucker and W. II.
Newman.
The conditions OF the hunt are that
every hunter can go where he pleases.
regardless of other hunters, and at
the end Of the three days the side that
viii bring into Mulvane the greatest
number Of rabbits viii be adjudged the
champion club. Special prizes viii be
given 10 individuals who kill the larg-
est number of rabbits, by the merchants
of Mulvane. Pelts will not go; the
hunters must bring in the rabbits.