The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-26

would not have sufficient notice To move
their poles because under the ordinance
which ! have prepared they have five
years notice. They are notified right
now to move their poles in five years
II the franchise was not renewed.
Objection was also made To Mr.. Yer
Millions ordinance because it gave the
city the right To tax the telephones
and the council might tax all the profits
away from them.
1t was evident that a fight would he
made on the substitute offered by city
attorney Nermilion and Councilman
Mellinger brought the thing To focus
by moving that the original ordinance
be put on its passage.
Councilman Mclean wanted to know
If il was proposed to adopt an ordl-
nance that the city attorney had con-
demned and Mayor Cox said ii did look
that way.
\ motion was made to lay the matter
over until the next meeting and it car
ried. six to three Then the telephone
people went home and the mayor pro-
ceeded to name judges and clerks 10
serve at the next election, which were
as follows:
FIRST WARD.
First precinct-Judges. l. Spurrier.
\ G. Young. J. :. Beckwith: clerks d:
u. :. Thompson, ". = Hawley.
j
ham. W W. Dill. G. W. y. Bone; clerks .
Paul Brown, Joe Christman.
Third precinct-Judges. Frank Burt.
q. w Skinner. W. O.. Gibbony; clerks ..
J. Z. Knoblauch. Frank Rice.
SECOND WARD.
First precinct-Judges /. Beach, w.
H Jones. II. \. Dester; clerks: c.
Hiharger. Charles Busby.
Second precinct-Judges Andy Willis
George Day, ID. Spere; clerks: George
Cash. +. w Fleming.
Third precinct-IUdges j. \. Bru-
baker. Matt Jones. II. ". Stewart,
clerks: Il. {. Jackman, W f. Henrion
THIRD WARD.
First Observation-Disclosures: James
Bourgette. L. Froman. ". Z. Tucker.
clerks: Ray Taylor. y. J. Waterbury
Second precinct Judges. o l.. ORA
per. George Z. Campbell. J. . Mccoy;
clerks; L. II. Smith. VIII Hewey.
Third pTecinct-JUdEes. T. +. Hart.
Z. T. Allen. J. Giles Smith, clerks: "
II. Ely, James keister.
FOURTH WARD.
First prscinCt-IudEes Doug Y.
DonneIly. Al Covinetpn. {. W. Myers
clerks. =. y. Throcker. ". 4. Ayers.
Second precinct-Judges J. {. Bell.
J. II. Miller. A I. Dickson clerks. N
w. Dunkin, J. r Dulton.
lnlIG precinct NlAt D : ~ y e---i--f r.
Paul Mrllenger. Henry Corn. clerks
w II Ollirhant. = r. Hutchinson.
FIFTH WARD.
First precinct-Judges. =. II. GivenS.
q. ". Oliner. .. b. Hatfield. clerks.
David killion. J. II. Humphrey.
Second preCinct-J- II TAYLOR. W. T
Buckley. J. 7. Black, clerks y ~. Ever
eft, ". +. stanton.
SMITH WARD.
First Observation-Disclosures II. r Clark.
c. H. Hunter. John Lewis. clerks. n
Defmen baUgh. Gus :. Miller
Second PrecinCt-Judges W ".
Clarke. . a Gates. = Z Nelson
clerks :. y. HalluWeU. \ u Mch---
\ proposition was received and sub
mitted from an Oklahoma company Of
ferinE 10 bore for coal and furnish all
machinery Tor $50 a month Mayor
Cox referred IL 20 ths special bore COM
mittee which he said consisted Of Mel
liuger. Smith and Burton
W T. Roach who said DE was gent
for ". + PaTT put ia claim laT Pau
for damages received 10y falling ru o.
defective sidewalk Efe wanted S6-.H-
This claim was presented once bespre
this and il was discovered that IL was
raise. y p''1. Sieliiu-er suEE sted tha-
they had better hurry Hp and pay u h--
fore the fellow got a chsuc. Co raise iI
again.