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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05
las NihA\ lAtOSllN.

It l. uu.!'Irto"d that Il" u"fr W"iilur-
viii BE- '"l"Inu,N"A l., III" priests 81 thu
il"c"-r ~ the evening. Thew must urruf
~ III" u"fulug hereafter
Most Of the llsll W"nl- marketed at
tn, point have h"ughI up hN eastern w",l
mrn. MhIir the hraNl W~,l~ rrInaln ~
storage h"r"
Mt " / ,r"ck"u AMI Miss \rliir
nhrtHrI entertained rrlruI~ At the Crrk
eft residence hast evening. on IN" eve ol
the i"pnrlur""l the h"-t,'~- ior her lurrt"
lie luua hou'
r. MullI ui KANSAS tltN. who l.
visiting Relatives III las Vega. l. pf,.~i.
dent "t the hau-n- ~ \ lrtt~hurr rall
road r"mphuN a hrn I'm" that i paying
handsome ,iN lirri-,
\ hrf>" driven t. the lhttrrirk rhll
drrn. across the river this morning h..
came frightened At hlrirlr, ani ran
awaN, hat luckily ild uu harm Ia the &C.
rurant- "t tlir vehicle
II. :, fAiu" at Denver, John VI. krlll
and jacob VI llllllnrh, late uf lrNa-. viii
accompany \, falk Ia his ranch twenty
i've mile uut ul town where thrN Will
sink a iiitN l"t shaft ~ prospect hole
Conductor Mcneil. wife aud three chill.
dren, left "a" Las vega. hot ,prlng,, iasl
sixteen Yeats aga. VIZ MrN"ill ran train
on the Atchl~"n pl,lug between this cit,
and santa Pc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05

Inr Nmtu"rlur Erowu- base tail clul
returned Last mIhl from ~ Ia-" whrrr
tt,N tu"k the r"ur"li ont ul the "hwi'd
rluh m that uN 10 Winning thrr"
straight gam. Tie OH town hra~-
mui uuI"r ~" Inlrr-hlpm Ia lHNllr,
aui the tlr-r Erglmrut hAui, unirr th"
I"ilm-hr Of capt With, mt a." dla
mulId hrru'- At the tram AMI ole II ia"
ulrr-t hul m,rt hpltrcihtlNr receptions
rNr' hrli ~ H." rltN Ha- extended L.
tlrm H." huN- were placed IN hacks
ani lhru purairi Throughout IA" rlti ,
after which thrN were taken Ia the Fer
gri,~on huok aud ladder quarters where
M~~t- MHauua Knight, Worries, VI" u"
AMI others h,d arranged hight refresh.
mrul, Hon | \ FinlrAl sI"kr the
Wurl- # wrlruur tu thu liruwn-, after
Whlrl the n"ls JOINED Ia with the crowd
AMI lulN time lad until n u'clwk
\, ~.
Chamberlain tOugh lsrmriy cures
colds, Group AMI whH,plng cough, II N
pleasant, safe aud reliable. For sale by
X 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05
Gun Shot W OundS.

M,or l. \ Cunnsrun %.
mrn.h nc am o., N.~ ''r
" Muuwi.i ku,. pr.n -
~. the Last r,ht IT,"
l0a,uN and cur u.aI
,l,rn that a Trgu.tT 1r"'
genuine, t. the N,.ur u'a', &C..
remedy, Iut Ia, D.. W.T.
Darlington SAYS about N'.''
wA,m>.rur u g..
Apul:I.t.
1 have us,I Sow '
sur,rr., vr rh.uma'Jr I,n' '
muse, II my AIM, w..h'
ah,-diram agun. shrtw U,' .n
ing the elbow JOINT ,trIri "'' -
.nI compete,
l. \ GARIlNGIo"
Mayor aud lu,pe tor n'.''A.
Z 80, many people ''.'
5 frum gun.snot wound, % "
5 sure, bat lots OF u, do >G1'
: from piles, local sim ''i'''
, ton, ,haiings. coli, and mas
,atarrh, and SALyAr'I
{ Just rs -nl,acluuS ~ AL y"
{ these as IN gun.>hot ~ .'''
I.o,J'', ant - ,'uf.
Aliugg rr'. -, w'
: - i''r"U'f /''sHsi '..''
: ~ 'tsi 80 20 q -,
."aisEs' ..'s'r'
2 1asr,I,utgtaCo,I-.,.n., ''','
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05

The Territorial Far viii h. held at
Albuquerque IN october The needed
money has nearly all been raised,
aud I, IL rNISTlrd that, although the
TUNES are hard, the Territorial Fair viii
hr up L. IT, usual standard II excellence,
The premium list viii be- uut IN a few
DAYS. ~,auTTu IhirftAin
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05

Who il the home merchant lie II the
man WIN helps pay ior the streets upon
which you walk Tor the sch"Ols IN which
Jour children, aud perhaps you. have
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05

some months ~, Johu i barn u'.d
state INSPECTOR h Whlur hmiiug', 'l-
lI,i santa ~ iud carefully INSPECTED tho
uli government palace. ESPECIALLY WITH
reference I" the '"phIrN nr",irl M IA"
lrrtuNlrr part ~ the Wnliing ,aN the
NV MNirhI. Mf liTk rrcmlmrui"i
that t,"u lee expended M repairing the
Ip~tolhrr lll- IrIurI Ma sent I" wash
lnglnII, WhrTr II passed thrnuglI Narluu,
hands and Nuall, reached the -'TrlafN II
the lnlrIur lhr latter ui'Irldl ha- IT,.
trtr,'d he whole matter H. secretary Nil.
lrf. With Instructions H. appufiluu part
II the $3.50 appropriate tuf repair Il
the palace /" the u"rlollirr, hut I" u-'' u"
part II the sam" ~ repairing ami renew
Iug the Isrtuillcr uNtuT"-, that h"ius a
part II the duty ~ the Ir~lolIrr depart
mrnt The secretary, viii, h"""rt DO
nolhug ~ the prrml-,'~ until hr rrc"Nr-
definite in-ltuction- from the treasury
department regarding the expenditure "i
the pilar" appropriation,
Ikr SILVA fI' limtusIN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05

hn ."mus liu'ushl .n'- l'n .,.
aurN o.. uIhui county ''murr,n ..
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ol ruugt'-- ~" nf,Ii cuultN Ir,r.t
uuu t. ~" Territorial convention 900 l''i
Wrf, laNurarlr iu Vi trisr--uu rlu'l
iLrl at That time ant a." delegate, al
trudiug o." santa fr r.u,"u'nu n'>t
uouth VIII ia all ukru.aJ n. nr'ru,
-uvI-rtrf- - IT," Ntuuurru" htIuN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05

Don't ttIllr awat time when Nuu have
rhulrfa muthn~ ~ Ilaithu"a. tlghl them
~ the beginning With i" W.T. I"lur
\ Cholera cure. lwI don't haN" I" wait
fut n-ult~, thrS are lu-latihur"li-, AMI
II lraNr- the h"Wrl- M HEALTHY condition.
v, \ Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05

FROM all accounts hAmhrrluU .
RruNit l. 4 h,'i-"ui l." the
Their" l. ~ AlNrrll-rlurul about
f,"l ru-t liz" saving II II" lh|
InfrulIlon. ~. hut ale h "
welt Drug ,'u.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05

~" S'iSa tI' lntusrN
ihr preliminary hearing ~ FtlF
RTlnk and kplianlo ATchil@lur, for thu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05

HE = lopmlp -rrlrh WliI b.
meeting urNl SUNDAY AMI dr' "
the -"cl"tN'- annual Wrnlr, W'."'
postponed lurm silva plr" "rI t.'.
n' III" -h."tl ~ aud killing of i!h
silva
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05

luu cAuuut -N Nou hN" tried rNrtN
thing lol Your rheumatism, until NolI
have taken Nrt'- illl- Hundreds have
been cured 81 this complaint ~ IA" use
o th">r l'Il- Alon". llirN Wrir aImlt.
ted "u exhibition AZ ~" WorA'- Fam ~
"A ~tnIpinrl rhlhartIr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05
) 4 GSSSSSSSS $SS44 "a

u'l.l WhIr ,rtilrmrui l. made nnl resi-
thrfrdft,I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-10
SOME NEW DECISIONS
Cases Decided by Court OF Appeals at Gar
den City.

The following cases were decided by
the Kansas Court Of Appeals at the De-
cember session of said court at Garden
CITY Kansas, and opinions handed down
il The same:
The Missouri Pacific Railway company
ct al, VS. j. c. Henrie, reversed and re-
n1anded for d new trial. This was case
i'll which Mr.. Henrie sued the railroad
company to recover the value of a pass
for life over the line of the railroad in
consideration of a right-of-way granted
by him to said company. The company
who originally built the line having be-
come insolvent, passed into the hands of
a receiver and all its rights and property
were sold by the receiver to the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway company. The
contract between Mr.. Henrie and the rail
way company was verbal one and the
purchaser at the sale had no knowledge
Of the existence of the contract until af-
ter the purchase. The court holding that
the Missouri Pacific Railway company
having had no notice of this contract a.
the time of the purchase, was not bound
in any way to fulfill the contract and
that it had no title to Henrie's land.
thereupon reversed the court below in
which judgment had been rendered for
Mr. Henrie and remanded the case to
the Butler county District court for a
new trial.
Phillip Lander. assignee, VS.. E. E. Pol
lard, Sheriff, No. $40, and also Phillip
Lander, assignee, VS.. e. Z. Pollard,
sheriff, No. SIG. both these cases came
down from Harvey county and We're dis
missed by the court for the reason that
the record did not show that the amount
or value in controversy exclusive of the
costs did not exceed 500. and that there
was no certificate of the judge before
whom the case was tried, showing that
these cases belonged TO the excepted
class of cases.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-10
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRHe.


G. D. Rutledge of Fort Worth Is In the
city.
Gasal Bros. OF Conway Springs. were
registered az the Manhattan yesterday.
The Knights OF Pythias viii give
pleasant social after lodge work th3
evening
3. II. Wright and Miss Birdie Rim
hardt. both OF Wichita. were licensed to
wed yesterday
Is A marriage license was grahtsd yes
tsrdsy to E. V. Laurence and Maud l.
Ingalls,. both OF this city
Marriage license were granted yester-
day 70 r N. johnson and Miss Bertha
Z. Finn. both Of Peotone-
Dr.. ]. T. yanNuys OF ossaxatomit.
who has been visiting DIR. Fordyce for =
few days, returned to his home last
night
III. W. Rannels and Miss NJ. C. Nc
kinney. both OF Atlanta. were married
ar the Manhattan yesterday by Judge
Wyatt.
Ed Bockenohle. mayor OF Eilinwood.
and Oscar Myer. Of the same place. were
in the city yesterday. visiting The fa-ns-
ly OF Colonel Huttmean.
Rev. j. C. Ortiz. wife and baby. oe
NatfO0. are SRcIGilC a ASn 0S%S ~
Wichita. visiting with Rev. James A.
Lawrence. Rev. Orth Is the pastor oe
the United Presbyterian church at Wal.
ton. and a popular young preacher.
Quite an apprec:able number OF people
in the city were looking into their Bieies
yesterday 10 find out what the eighth
commandment was. after reading OF the
failure OF several business men. TO tell
ANYTHING about IL in the mornings Eagle.
Even after looking for ii there was some
contention as 10 what the eighth one
really IL
The COMMITTEES OF the Emporia Ave-
nue. Baptist church are advesuslng for
bids OF competent person. with refer
ences, 20 do some necessary repairs on
the church building. One OF the walls 10
sD-inging out. and the roof needs re-
pairs. etc. The work Is TO be done i'm
uediateiy. An advertisement viii %
found elsewhere giving particulars.
Mr. Fletcher, the grocer. has gotten
his new store. next TO the Eagle Office.
arranged TO his Hiking. and Is receiving
his customers In style he visited the
Eagle office last evening with "A box o.
cigars which was distributed about "a
everyone in the building. Mr. Fletcher
is an enierprtsing business man, and MS
new store makes a very pretty appeay.
apea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-10
HOUSE Passes MANY BILLS
It's Three-Hour session 10 Devoted Strictly
to Business.

to Business.
Washington. Dec. 9.-The house held a
three hour session today and passed
dozen bills of minor importance. Among
them Were the following: To extend for
five years the time III which the univer-
sity of Ctan snail occupy lands granted
to il; to authorize the use of the aband-
oned Fort BiGwell military reservation
in California as training school for In
dams: TO confirm certain cash entries for
publ: lands in Arkansas made under the
graduation act of 1854; to provide for the
location and purchase of public lands for
reservoir sites in Montana, South Dako-
Ia and Wyoming: TO protect settlement
rights where two or more persons set
tie or; The same land before surveys; 10
adjust the accounts of John Y.Williams,
formerly agent of Fort Hall Indian res
ervation; to authorize Flagstaff, Arizo-
ma, to issue bonds for the construction OF
water system; to authorize any MEM
Der of the legislature of New Mexico 10
swear in the presiding officer; 10 grant
to the widow Of the late Brigadier Cen
eral Joseph 3. Carr a pension OF $40
month and TO increase the pension OF the
widow Of General John Hough to $50 per
month.
The house also agreed TO the senate
amendment approving certain acts of the
legislature of New Mexico for the issue
of bonds so as TO validate S172,5O0 OF
bonds of Santa F'e county. The Shafroth
bill for the protection of forest reserva-
tons from fire was defeated
The purpose of the bill authorizing any
member of the legislature OF New Mexico
to swear in the presiding officer, is 10
prevent the secretary Of the territory
frcm performing that duty, which, in the
i Ill no. rronrfPolfV given
him the power TO make up the preiimn-
ary roll
A resolution for the distribution OF the
presidents message among the various
committees entitled TO jurisdiction OF
the several topics was adopted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-10

Chicago Dec. 9-Butter-Firm; creamer-
les. 15G23c; diaries. 10q19c.
Eggs-Steady; fresh, &c.
Poultry-Dressed. slow; turkeys, lie; chix
&c; ducks, sQ1Oc.
ST LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Dec. e-Wheat-Lower; No
red, cash, elevator. sec bid; track, Slisg
| S2lkc; No. 2 hard. 7sc; December, SIC nom
Corn-Lower; No. 2, cash, 21c; December,
2i1sc; May. DC
Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Steady; Ice.
Pork-Steady; standard mess, jobbing,
| S71007.35.
Lard-Stead; prime steam, s., s2l5; choice.
s3.77ls.
Kansas City, Dec. e.-Wheat-Slow. but a
better feeling prevailed: No. hard, TG7Sc;
No. red, nominally 92c; NO. z spring, 1oa
nc
Corn-Barely steady; No. mixed. 1s1sG
| 1Szc
Oats-DuI and featureless: No. white.
| new. nominally Hd22c; old, nominaliy 20
| &c.
Rye-Steady; No. .. 34c.
Hay-Weak; choice timothy. $s.oods 30;
| choice prairie. $500
Butter-Firm; creamery, 901za2c; dairy,
! 10G13c
Eggs-Steady: 1s13c. 81
NEW YORK.
New York. Dec 9-Flour-Receipts. 81. 800
| barrels; exports, 11,5N barrels; weak and
| lower on spring patents; winter wheat
| brands unchanged: Minnesota patents, A.oJ
! GAS; Minnesota bakers S3-5014- 20: winter
| patents. s4.50G515; winter straights, A.6od
! 40; winter extras, $.3544oo; winter low
grades, s2.S5d3O5.
Rye Flour-DuIl; superfne. s2.s5dS.05: fan
cy, So I0Q3. %
Wheat-Rece;pts, $3.50 bushels. Spot dull
and weaker: No. hard, 93c; No. red, May
! Sc. December SS1kc.
Corn-Recepts. SO. 800 bushels: exports, 3d.
7Ss bushels. Spot dull; No. 2. 2c; May, &c
/ December, PC.
Oats-Receipts, s.. 500 bushels: exports, p,
go bushels. Spot easy; No. 2, &c; May.
| 2?Ssc; December. &c.
Lard-Steady; western steamed, si.i5 nom-
| inal; refined steady.
Butter-Receipts, 4.5s packages: steady;
western creamery. 13aAi2c; ElGins, ziizc;
factory, 7dl2c.
Fggs-Receipts. 475s packages: dull; state
and Pennsylvania, 2eG25c; western, 1slzE
IIzc.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Dec. 9.-Whest-Spot dull: de-
| mand poor; No. red spring. 6sl0d; No.
California. 7ssd. Futures opened steady.
but duh. with near and distant positions !. j
lower; closed quiet with near and distant
| positions ID lower: business about equally
| distributed: December 6ssi.6: January. sid
| February. sssd; March, es11zd: April nonir-
AL Nav eS-LE6.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-10
CLEARING THE TRACK
CONTINUED from First Pase)

bin to the senate today protibitiig the
formation Of trusts In protected import
ed articles. by providing for the placing
OF such articles on the free Est and also
a bill 10 suspend the further issuance OF
paper currency OF less denomination
than $40.
CUBA IN COMMITTEE.
Washington. Dec 9.-The senate COM
nlittee on foreign relations met today
and discussed the Cuban situation but
did not take any action upon the bills
and resolutions before il. The discussion
was extremely general in character and
while there was the recognition or the
Importance Of some action. there was con
siderable division OF opinion as to what
course should be pursued
Senator Mills advocated active inter-
vention by the United States government
with its armies and announced his in
tention TO introduce a resolution direct
ing this course.
Senator Cameron also gave notice OF
his purpose to press for decided course
by this government, and TO introduce
another resolution. In view of these in
.entioIs and because of the Importance
OF the subject the entire matter was
postponed for future consideration.
The friends Of Cuba. who are largely
in the majority in the committee. ex-
pressed the opinion that the Cubans were
holding their own, which, they said. IN
der the circumstances. was a decided
gain.
Senator 1lills, speaking Of his resolu-
tion, said: ut is in line with what
have always advocated and what i think
Should be done. The United States has
assumed control of the island 10 the ex-
tent of saying: No one else shallinterfere
or take control Of the Island. We will
fight any and all nations who set foot
on the island This has been done for a
hundred years. and here We stand. hold
ing the island for Spain and allowing the
people to be bu;chered. We should take
control OF Cuba and give the people
there government"
BOND INVESTIGATION.
Washington, Dec. 9.-The sub-com-
mittee of the senate committee on finance
which was appointed priO 10 the adj
jour1ment Of the last session OF con-
gress to investigate the bond issues
made by the present administration. held
a brief session today. When the COM
mittee adjourned after its last meeting
in New York last summer, the question
pending before it was what should be
done in view of the refusa, of j. Pier
Dcnt Morgan and Perry Belmont TO ans
wer questions as TO how much they had
realized upon the bond transactions, and
tha, question is still pending. IL is pre-
sumed that this state of affairs will be
reported 10 the full committee and il is
possible that this report will be accom-
panied by recommendation for prosecu-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-10
REED TURNS OVER THE CAyEL
While He Goes Into His once to Receive
Chairman Hanna.

Washington, d. c.. Dec "a ripple OF
interest swept over the house today when
il became known that Speaker Reed was
the recipient OF call from Mr.. NJ A
Hanna The chairman Of the national
committee accompanied by General Hor-
ace Porter OF New York. who Is TO be
marshal Of the inaugural parade, drop
ped into the speakers room at the house
at / O'Clock. The speaker was then IN
the chair, but Representative Smith OF
Michigan. who seemed 10 be arranging
the meeting. told Mr. Reed who was walt
ing for him. The speaker turned over
the gayel to Mr. Sherman OF New York
and stepped back into his office Severs.
congressman had already gathered there
and witnessed the presentation IL Is
said that the speaker and the manager OF
McKinley's campaign had never met BE-
fore. Several members who had been
active In Mr. Reeds aats-conysatiol
campaign and Representative ". a
Stone. who managed Senator Quay s
boom at the capital last spring, took
part II the meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-10

of Columbus, Mrs Hazlett. Mrs Maria
Paxton and Mrs. James Boyle, OF Can
ton, and others. They al enjoyed a
pleasant social talk with Mrs Mckinley.
The president-elect was called upon b.
Congressman McCleary OF Minnesota
and his son Leslie. The major and Mr..
McCleary had an extended conversation
Captain Lafayette McWiliian1s. with
Marshal Field of Chicago and an old
friend OF the family. was quest during
the day.
Mr. Benjamin Lodge Morx Hoxey. min
lister of foreign affairs from Honolulu,
called at the Mckinley home
Mr.John X. Weigand of New York. rep
resenting the Architect and Builder OF
that city, called 20 shake hands with the
major.
Mrs Mckinley. wife OF the president
elect Will leave Canton. for the frs. time
for several months, going TO Chicago. to-
morrow evening. She will be the guest
of Captain and Mrs. Lafayette McWiil-
Jams at their Lake avenue home in Chi
oago. Mrs. McWilliams is a cousin OF
Mrs Mckinley and has frequently enter
tanned the McKinleys at her home. Cap
tain and Mrs. McWilliams assisted az
the inaugural reception at Columbus
when Major Mckinley was first elected
governor OF Ohio. Major Mckinley WIZ
remain at Canton during Mrs Mckin-
ley'S absence.
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ties respectively, are sold by the sheriff
OF said counties respectively, or under
an order OF this court 10 pay said taxes,
thereby destroying the possible use of
said Line Of railway through either Pratt
or Kiowa county. That the useless por
ton Of said dine of railway can be taken
UP and sold by said Receiver TO greater
advantage than if disposed of under tax
warrants at forced sale as personal prop
erty, as required by the statutes OF Kan
sas. That it is the duty OF a railway cor
poration to the public not to keep Is cap
ital or any portion thereof, in dead and
useless property. while there preman-
ent growing deficit in the operation of
the residue of the line, which eventually
would prevent the operation of any por
ton thereof, but that its capital should
be used IN such way that II can per-
manently discharge as much of its duty
to the public as possible. That the COM
plainant submits 10 this order of the
court, and the defendant joins in the Re-
ceiver'S application.
Wherefore, On this 9Th day Of Deem
Der, 1896, it is by the court considered,
ordered and decreed that the exceptions
and objections to the said report of said
Special Master in this case be and are
hereby overruled.
And it is further considered, ordered
and decreed that said Receiver proceed
forthwith to take up and remove all of
that superstructure of the said Wichita
and Western Railway company's line of
railroad west of the nearest practicable
point for making a connection with the
railroad operated BY the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railway company
near and west Of the station Of Pratt,
Pratt county, Kansas, and that said Re-
ceiver preserve such portions OF said ma
terial as can be used for renewals and
repairs for the residue of the railroad,
and sell the balance for cash, or on such
short time as may be for the best inter-
estS of the trust, and use such portions
of the proceeds as may be necessary;
first, in payment of the expenses of taxi
ing up, removing and selling such ma
terial; second, to the payment of taxes
on the whole line Of said railroad to Null
linville, Kansas, its western terminus;
third, said Receiver shall receive and
keep the balance OF said proceeds intact
until the further order of this court.
CASSIUS G. FOSTER.
Judge