The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-26
HARRIS FATHERS II
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il and people who patronize hotels viii
| have 10 continue 10 eat IL II will be an
undisturbed scrap now between cream
cries and packing establishments and
| TIE toughest will probably survive.
| In the call Of the house for the vote
| on this matter.
! Fred Vandegrifts classic face go; him
J into trouble. He was mistaken FOR Judge
\ brought 10 the bar of the house. When
| brought 10 the lar OF ten house. When
the speaker announced the mistake Van
dergrift turned upon the sergeant with
a patronizing. sarcastic smile that made
him say: Il ought 20 have known. Sir,
that YOU look greater than anybody in
.his legislature
| TO RECALL THE NORMAL BILL.
| Colone, Jaquins of Winfield offered
motion this morning 10 recall the Wich-
| tia Normal bill. The motion went over
till tomorrow. when Hatfield. Bentley. r.
win and Morrill, claim they will succeed
| in getting the bill on the calendar for
| discussion by the whole house. This,
they say. will bring the merits OF the
proposition directly 10 the notice OF the
| members and will thus be more effective
| than any LOBBY work that could be done.
The men whC are handling the matter
here seem 70 regard the action OF the
house yesterday as a matter OF course.
and are very confident.
Rothweiler @: Rush also introduced
motion to put the La Crosse bill on the
calendar. Roth vii. come up tomorrow.
BROWN OF PRATT.
During all the present session Brown
Of Pratt has proven himself the staunch
and fast friend of Wichita. When the
Wichita Normal school bill was UP in
the house Mr.. Brown stood by the meas
ure and is now doing all he can TO pass
the bill in the house. Brown has d!stin-
guished himself on the floor, has presided
often ever the deliberations of the house.
and his railroad bill has made him very
popular with his party all over Kansas
Populst Statesmen in southern Kansas
will do well to hsep their eyes on Brown
Of Pratt. The people are with him.
NO REINFORCEMENT.
) Owing 70 the conflicting ambitions OF
every Pop senator In this legislature to
go 70 congress. the caucus last Monday
night failed very firmly 70 agree on any
congressional respportionment bill, 80
the senlIe committee on this work patch
ed uD a plan 10 suit the individual de-
sires. and thraw ii into the senate yester-
day afternoon II will not pass. There
will be no reaprortionment OF the con-
sressioaal districts of the state at this
session OK the legislature. 1t will not be
on account o. the satisfaction OF the Pops
IN the present arrangement, but be-
cause they can't agree on any plan that
will put each OF them at the end OF
tow-psth that leads TO Washington. The
senate will rot pass this committee bill,
and IL II old the house would kick 81
into the back yard IN jiffy and the sen
ale would accord the same treatment 10
any measure that would satisfy the am
billions of the house.
THE SENATE BILL
The stnatc committee bill districts the
state as follows.
First district-Popuiation 195.349. Coun- |
ties: Nemshs. Shawnee. Brown, Don't |
phan. Jackson, Atchison. Leavenworth. |
Jefferson.
Second district-Populstion 2os .51i. |
Counties: Usage, Douglas. Johnson. COT |
fey, Franklin. Anderson. Miami. Linn.
Third district-Population 1871. Coun |
ties. Woodsoa. Allen. Bourbon, Wilson. |
Necsho, Crawford. Montgomery. Labet.e. |
Cherokee.
Fourth neutrality-suspicious. 1925.
Counties: Ceary. wabaunsee. Dickinson.
Saline. Mcpherson. Marion. Chase. Lyon.
Morris.
F.ftl 6Istrict-Popu,ation 1880. Coun-
ties: Jewell. Mitchell. Republic. Cloud.
Ottawa. Washington, Clay. Msrshall. r.
ley. PCttsWaicmie.
SIKH distric,-Population IL. 81. Coun
tee: Cheyenne. Sherman. Wallace. Raw
ll1- Thomas. Logan, Decatur. Sheridan.
Cove. Norton. Graham. Trego. Phillips.
Rocks. Els, Smith, Osborne. Russell.
Lincoln, Ellsworth.
Seventh district-Populstion 1880.
Counties: Greeley. Hamilton. Stanton.
Merton. Wicnits. Kearney. Grant. Stew
EMS. scotc. Fin2ey. Haskell Seward. Lane
Gray, Meade. Ness. Hodg-msn. Ford.
Clark. Rush. Fswnee. Edwards. Kioza.
C5rnanche Parton. Stafford. Pratt, Bar
D-ss EstIEs ANEsibr INNS man. E14+ ~ 4
Eighth dstrict-PopJistiOa Is. 81.
Counties: Harvey. Sedgvick. Sumner.
Butler. Cowlsy. Greenwood. FIX. Cbsu-
.suqua-
BOND DEAL INVESTIGATION.
The coninit.es appointed 70 investigate 4
he K.nEmsr and C0Uley county bond .
3esls has about completed SIS work
Chairman Brown says me matter Al 1
Wind uD With some sensational develop
nsnts. lie says that TIE statements %
Robinson, the Arkansas C3;y bsnksT.
Win reference - the C0Eisy county deal
re 10, a. - Ike TIE certified statements
nd documents On sie with tne kecrstzry
y state regarding the SAM ooatrsc.
s.. B-oSE 5ces not attempt % iocsts ne
,.ane. out be says TIE tT0 isses are COZ
rs5icro-y and 5lsDsfFscslly opposite
5zys ard Hunt-T. commissioners Of
<iuz7nan eoJaty. we're examined y.st.r-
Isy ard seemed % nave no.hiar 20 con-
cal or regret T5eT sis:.d IA; NJ
3 zE@r OF Hutchinson had got ak,oat
1900 os' g the D. n ard A bead.
,ui t-st Z s@s aoas q ih-s. l,oseu.
-aeT id TIE besi they cad n 9.s2o.saxl
z 15e securities
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