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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
Given a Flag.

Banner Council, No. IL, o. U. A. NJ. pre-
sented flag to Wood Valley school, on
Tuesday Feb. %. The school house was
filed to over flowing with the patrons and
friends Of the school and order.
complete programme was carried out in
excellent form by the well trained scholars.
consisting OF dceiamations and recitations of
national order. The address of welcome
was delivered by Miss Margaret Rogers. eff
Lombard, in excellent and efrectng style.
Webster White, OF Calvert, made the pre-
sentation speech and Edward W. Clifford re-
piled in speech of acceptance. Rev. Mr..
FitzSimon, of Zion, was orator of the day and
his speech was forcible, clear and concise.
Excellent music was rendered by an eff
cient choir composed of ladies and gentlemen
OF the rurrounGidg neighborhood, who sang
the national airs. Miss Katherine Ruther
ford, of Zion presided at the organ.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
ANNUAL CONVENTION.
Gathering in ElktOn of Junior Order
United American Mechanics.

| The nth annual convention of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics Death
and Sick Benefit Association of of0Iaryand and
the District of Columbia was held in Elkton
on Tuesday. in the hall of Elkton Council.
No. q, on Main street The hall was gayIy
decorated with flags and bunting in honor of
the event. About one hundred and TWENTY
I've members from Maryland and District of
Columbia were in attendance. President
Frank A. Buschman, OF Baltimore, presided
at the sessions.
1ha morning session was consumed in
hearing reports of the different committees.
The secretary's report showed that during
the year S23, 70J99 had been received and
523, ,OS3. 80 had been expended leaving a bal
auce in the trea5urer's hands of S622. 40.
Iha number of councils in Maryland in the
association January ], 1898, was 15l, an in
crease Of 10 since last year. In the District
OF Columbia y. an increase of 4. The num-
Der OF members in the association is 1892.
an increase Of 1, ,270; number of members in
Maryland, 1927, an increase of 304; number
81 members in the association in the District
OF Columbia 1,435, an increase of 4GG over
last year. Twenty-one thousand two hun
dred and fifty dollars was paid out during
the year in death claims. The secretary's
salary was increased from 800 to 5000.
The officers elected were: L. A. Buschman.
baltimore, president; L. S. Neikner, Wash
in@ton. ID, c.. vice-president; James Ritter,
Baltimore, secretary; W. L. james, Balti-
more, treasurer. Directors, c. B. Schemi-
nant, W. j. Davis, c. NJ Kusse, W. c. Zim-
merman, William NJ. Jet, c. NJ. Wagner, of
Baltimore city; L. Bates Russell, of Chester
town, and John II. Terrell, of Ekton. Dem
ton, MI, was chosen as the next place of
meeting.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26

The fair of the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. Elkton, closed On Tuesday even.
ing The attendance was excellent during
the entire week. aud the affair was tdecidcd
success. As the entire receipts are not yet in,
the exact amount realized is not as yet deter
mined bat it will be about 5000. Those win
ming the contests were: Parlor suit, Miss
Mar"ela Regan; silver service, James T.
Powers; large doll Lizzie King. The articles
chuacrti OF were awarded rs follows:
Bicycle, John Keen of Mt Pleasant, Del. {;
suit Of clothes, to be made to order by 7. J.
Kerr, was won hy c. G. strickland; bride and
saddle, I. Carroll; chiifonicr, Augustus
Shultz; banquet lamp, Mrs. Frank Kerr, ST.;
picture painted in water colors James L.
Powers; set Of dinner dishes. 100 pieces
Mrs. Samuel King large doll, Miss Margaret
Hartnctt: pair Of blankets, Mrs. William Wit
worth Bishop Monahan's picture was won
by Mrs. Frank Kerr, Sr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
GRAND CELEBRATION.
Perryville Council, Junior Mechanics,
Fittingiy Observes Washington's
Hirthday.

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on ,rnesa,,. or,,,,,,. -, ''l''''S
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otbor s,o,,.ors .,rta;',,, l.'"''n' anu
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
Cuban Relief.

The Eikton Cuban Relief Committee has
received a communication from Mr.. Stephen
j.. Barton. Chairman of tho Central Cuban
Relief Committee, appointed by President
Mckinley, and Chairman Of the American
National Red Cross Society stating that the
goods sent from Elkton and vicinity for the
sufferers, arrived at New York via the Penn
sylvania railroad on February 10 and were
forwarded to Cuba on the steamship "City
of Washington" of the Ward Line on Febru-
ary II.
Mr. Barton sends tho thanks of the Cen
trail Committee for what EIkton has
already contributed, and expresses the hope
that it may be followed by further like ship
meptS.
Tho need continues great and the COM
mttee will take pleasure in forwarding anv
further contributions. Address,
CUBAN RELIEF COMMITTEE,
Elkton, Nd
Mrs. L. NJ. HAINEs, Chairman.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
LIFE LOST.


Onc WnN Nr0wnrI an fhe NtnoNrr
r. ,., ..
I''|'S'i' ''"1 A!'0'ie' 4''9S'Na'
Divers at work "2 lha steamer 'Erirsson,' -
o. tho chesapeake canal route" which was
sunk in the h"awar" river, as published last
week, On "Wednesday brought to light the fact
th"t at i"a-t one man was drowned by the
sinking Of tn" st@amr-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
Serious Accident.

\ serious accident happened to VIM. Moore
who is engineer on the steam shovel at the
kaolin works. North East. Saturday. While he
was working on top of new boiler the CON-
pany is putting in, the pipe wrench he was
using slipped, and losing his balance he fell
to the ground breaking several ribs and sus
tanning several other painful injuries. DR..
Rittenhouse was summoned and had the
unfortunate man moved to Reeds hotel,
where he is boarding. Mr.. Moores home is
in Marion, Ohio. He is a member of the K.
of P, and is receiving great attention from
the members of the order in North East
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
COUNTY SCHOOLS.
CnERRY HILL sCMOOL.


Report Of examinations of school No. |,
Fourth district. Seventh grade-Bessie Ma
graw, 90 4; Laura Ward, 80; Louise McCrery.
9S.9; Bayard Dond. $685. Ethel Moore, 9S.5:
e. Nirdelle Arbucke, $50; william Moore. 93;
Mary McCauley, 81. Sixth sradc-FloroDce
McCrery, 9S.9; Cora Grant, 9S s; Dollie Beers,
98.4; Cecil Grant, 50; Arthur Ward, 97.8.
Fifth grad-Bertha Moore. 97.S; Writ Lynch,
96.5; Grace McNeal, 93.5; Herbert McNeal.
1872; Warner Minker, ,93 Fourth grade Helen
Grant, 977; Hattie Whitaker, 97.5; Mah,!
Whitaker, 07.3, Minnie Burns, 81; Charles
Magraw. 95.7; Robert Ward, 955 Eddie
Work, 94,5; Henry McCauley, 81 John Beers,
80. Third grade Paul Brogan, 80; Adella
Ward, 81; Lucy Grant, 81; Miriam Miller,
96; Stella Burns, 95; Ralph Egnor, "a; Harry
Moore, SO; Arlie Porter, 90; Fannie Castelow
92; Merton Arbuckle, 90: Mary Lynch, 92;
Myrtle Grant, 92; Minnie Wiley 50; Pauline
Arbuckle, 80. Second grade-Ralph Work.
81; David Grant, 81; Allie Scarborough, SO:
Lucy MeCauley, 81; Ralph Beers, 50.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
Town Council.

At the meeting the Elkton Town Council
on Thursday evening the treasurer reported,
receipts. aG,252 OF; disbursements, S4,924S9;
balance, $1,32712. .
Vouchers we're authorized for the payment
of bills as follows Maryland Water Com
,,anv for water until March 1st, 9400; Perry
ir,;tla Granite Co.. for ear of crushed stone,
sl4.5J: George MeQulkin, bill to date, s5.15;
George II. Howard, hauling car of crushed
tone, 50. 76; William Denver, hauling. $1.12;
Ca1mus Price, hauling, $50; G. V. Howard,
Gravel II. 20; W. G.. Merry sand, 40cts; 1. d.
Davis Cashier, discount on $4,000 note,
S3O3S.
Thepresidento ia and Secretary were instructed
80 600, coming due March Sd.
4 communication from Mr.. r. C. Thackery
in regard to the ditch opposite his residence
was referred to the East End Street Com
mittee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26

The first lecture of the present University
Extension course in Elkton. was delivered on
Monday evening in the Opera House to a
large audience. The lecturer, Mr.. Clvde B
Furst, took as his subject Sir Walter Scott,
and his efforts were scholarly and much
appreciated.
The entire course of lectures is upon the
''Greater English Novelists," and the second
lecture, on March 7, will treat Lyttou
through study of "Rienzi." Full particu.
lars of the course were publsed in the last
issue of the CECIL WING. The lectures are
delivered every other Monday night.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26

'' -''' =. ~ LlSHOp IOleHan
will preach at the Tuesday
evening service next week. The people of
EIktou are cordially invited.
Acting upon the advice of his physician
tho i'ev. E. H. Hynson, pastor Of the Kent
Island Methodist Episcopal Church. formerly
OF this comfy, will give up pastoral work at
tho end of this conference year next month.
will remove TO Smyrna, where he has leased
property Oh Market street, to engage in the
jewclry business.
The Bay View NJ. P. Church will ask tbe
conference to return the Rev. 4. W. Mather
another year.
Old fashioned Methodism was discussed at
the NJ. i. Preachers meeting in Wilmington
on Monday morning.
Mr.. George N. Mahoney was elected a
delegate by the fourth quarterly conference
OF Cecil Circuit NJ p Church which met mt
Bay View last Saturday, to represent the
circuit in the annual conference which meets
Ill Baltimore in April. He was instructed
to ask for the return OF Rev. A. W. Mather.
Rev. H. G. Budd, of Perryvile. has ac-
cepted call to the Centreyille L. L. Church.
The supper held for the benefit OF Wesley
Chapel, at the residence of Henry George
! nettcd over $40.
kev. Hamilton d. Phelps has accepted q
cal to the Church OF the Good shepherd.
Chesapeake City and will enter upon his
"atles as rector of Augustine Parish on the
irst Sunday after Easter, April I7th.
Principle Furnace ". L. Church will hold
an oyster supper in the Eagle Hall, on
Thursday evening, March B. If stormy the
following evening. Proceeds for minister's
salary.
II. Q. W!Idsmith will speak in Hart's NJ. E.
Churcn. Elk Neck. tomorrow, Sunday, at
1890 Il. m.
Rev. Vim. Bidde will preach in Wesley NJ.
i. Church, next Sunday at 2.3O p. m.
Presiding Elder L. Z. Barrett, of the Will
minGton district Presiding Elder r. II.
Adams Of the Dover district: Presiding FL
der I. L. Martindale OF the Salisbury dis
trict, and Presiding Elder W. +. Corkran.
OF the Easton district, met in Smyrna on
Wednesday morning to discuss changes that
may be made in appointments at the coming
session of the Wilmington NJ. L. Conference
in Lewes
On Wednesday evening the Epworth
League held 4 bible Study in the NJ. E.
Church, Elkton, in charge of Rev. A. s.
| Mowbray. Next Wednesday the regular
monthly business meeting will be held and
business Of much Importance will be trans
acted. full attendance is greatly desired.
The ladies Of the Elkton Presbyterian
Church will hold their annual Missionary
Tea, on Wednesday evening" March 0, in the
chapel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
KILLED ON THE BRIDGE.
BODY OF An Unknown Man Found Gil the
Susquehanna Bridge at Psrryyille.

At IN early hour on Saturday morning the
manG!ed body OF an unknown man, appar-
entity about 10 yrars of age, and rom his
dress and appearance supposed to boa sailor.
was found on thc draw of the Philadelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad bridge
oyer the Susquehanua river at HerryyiIle.
An inquest was deemed unnecessary and the
remains we're buried on the company's
ground.
The man was apparently of Swedish birth
and was well dressed. The suppostion by
the railroad authorities in regard to the cause
OF death is that the man fell of a train and
was run over. When train approaches the
draw o, the bridge the engineer shuts OF ."e
steam and the train slows down, sometimes
with jolt, aud the possibilities in this c;lse
arc that the man was thrown from tho train
in this manner and ground to death.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
Remains Identified.

The remains of the white man found on the
shore of the Elk river, opposite Turkey Point,
last week, as published in the CECIL WING,
have been identified as William II. Adams, of
Montgomery, Pa. Relatives were at Earle
Vile, on Saturday. Adams was washed from
ferry boat at Montgomery on the Doth Of
November last while ferrying some passen-
gers across the susquehanna river and his
body was carried by the current over 200
miles. He leaves a widow and three
children.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
1874 to 1870. The score in full was:
Riverside. Rising Sun.

Th" match was shot for Il purse of 500
10 entrancs.
Tin Winners OF the sweepstakes were:
NJ. /. targets, known angles II. Barnes,
6
No ?. targets, unknown angles, Hartlovs.
7.
No ,, 10 targets, known angles, Mari, H.
No !. 10 targets, unknown angles, c. and
c. 4. Kirk, eHch.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
APPOINTMENTS MADE.
SchO0! Commissioners AND Election
SUPERVISORS Named For Cecil County.

Governor Lowndcs completed the list Of
eif'I appointment, .or Cecil county, on Wed
ncsday, when he sent to the senate the fol-
loving noninatiors:-.
School Commissioners A. Blake,
lawyer Of EIkton: Cornelius $. Abrahams,
merchant Of WoodIawn; and George 0. Gary,
editor of the Cecil Star, North East.
Supervisors oi Electi0n--John c. McNamee.
farmer, of Eih Neck; Walter Buckworth.
farmer, Second district and John VI. Fucker.
S"cy. Of the Cecil Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,,
EIkton.
Horny II. McFadden has been appointed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
Cecil Fisheries.

Mr.. Alex. Eutter, of the Fifth district, was
in E!Eton. on Monday, and in speaking to a
representative OF the WING, concerning the
iishing industries of Cecil county. which are
now looking for protection and encourage
mcnt at tho hands Of the present Legislature
said, at a rough estimate he should say
$4,000 were invested in fishing in Cecil
county. This includes tho fishing tackle,
boats, etc.. and everything appertaining to
fishing, on waters or the North East. Elk,
Bohemia and Sassafras rivers on the Cecil
side Il believe at a rough estimate there ar.
live hundred men employed in fishing with
pound net and hauling seine which are being
fought by the proposed SCOT. bill &cfore the
Legislature. The men are paid on an
average u per day.
Ii the Scott hill were passed. ana pound
net prohibited, and fishing with hauling nets
restricted rs tncy propose TO restrict it, the
los TO our shores here would be intuculabIe,
many OF tlc shores which are now produc-
tive would nave to be abandoned, and they
would D2 just idle shores lying along the
f!ver. These men who are employed during
the fishing season would have to look in
some other direction for work, and you can
see what Il great blow it would be to u.s."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
County commissioners.

County Commissioners Steele, Patton and
Ewing sat as a Board of Revision of Assess
ment on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
and heard applications OF property owners
of the county who claimed that their prop
critics were assessed too high. The commits
sioners stated to the representative of the
CECIL VINO that such applications made
are comparatively few, thus giving the Board
reason for congratulations that the last
assessment was successfully made.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
In Honor of Our Lost Man-of- WarSmen.
The following Resolutions We're adopted by
Colora Council, No. g., Jr. 0. L. A. NJ.

The following Resolutions We're adopted by
Colora Council, No. g., Jr. 0. U. A. NJ.
CoLoRA, Mp, Feb. 10, 1898
Whereas, The Government has sustained Il
great loss by the destruction of tho macnili
cent Battleship "Maincn in the harhor at
Havana, Cuba. and whereas many homes III
our land have sustained the loss Of loved
ones; therefore, be it
Resolved. That out Of sympathy for the
Government in the loss OF the Maine, and eX
pressiNe OF our deep sympathy for the fam
allies Of the dead seamen. we request that
the teachers at each. school-house over
which this Council has raised Il flag. place
the same at half-mnst and continue 10 do -
each clear day for the space of one week irom
February u, 1898, and further that copy Of
these resolutions be sent to the teac"ers Of
the said schools, with request that they be
read to the school, and the Recording Secre-
tary be instructed to spread the same on the
journal Of this council.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
Tug Attached.

The steam tug W. II. Cahill was attached
ct Chesapeake City on Saturday by Sheriff
Conoly, OF Elktos, for sl665, at the suit of
P. Dougherty Company, OF Baltimore county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
ATHLETIC NEWS,
Lively Trap Shooting at Charlestown on
tuesday.

TINE Riverside Gun Club Of
Charlestown had "hig
meet on Tuesday, trap
shooting at clay pigeons being
the order all day. Sixteen
sweepstakes were shot off and
th" homo cub engaged in a
close contest with tho Rising
sun Club The teams included
ten men, with % targets each.
The Riverside Club won-scorc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
Call Extended

The vestry of the Church of the Good
Shepherd in Chesapeake City has extended
call to the Rev. Hamilton B. Phelps. of
Thomaston, Maine. and who has accepted.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26

of American
Mechanics That he highly respected by the
letters his received from his friends anl
The above Maine
gpphed of
Ek0n who left the Maine months
inferred at Havana it being impossible to have them ught
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26

Additional county correspondence will be
found on page 8,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
CHURCH NEWS.
Interesting Items Concerning the varl-
Gus Churches.

7 ENTEN services are held
| in Trinity Church daily;
on Mondays at $50 p.
m,; on Tuesdays and Fridays
at h3O p. m. On other days
at 4.3O p. m. Bishop Coleman
will rran,b ,t +I rr1
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-02-26
University Extension.

Mrs. L. NJ. HAINEs, Chairman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-23
=, D.u are the best after-dinner
E1OOQ , Fills pius, aid digestion. 25c.

ed TO everybody as well as ex-soldiers,
and arrangements have been made 20
have good supply of tents and every
convenience for camping. Those not pre-
ferring the camp can be accommodated
In private houses. 1t is the purpose of
the association to make the occasion one
of the most enjoyable ever in southern
Kansas. The association asks the citi-
zens 10 join in efTecting arrangements
and bringing a crowd OF at least five
thousand people here on these days. The
following the the committees as appoint
ed by the association:
Committee on camp arrangement-J. H.
Alexander. A. Bell. r. Hodges. George
Harris, J. Fl. Rutter, W. G. Kay.
Committee on camp suppnes-E. L. Car
nahan, S. C. Corwin w. L. Appling, D.
w Ford.
Executive committee-A J. Weaver
president, R. II. Browne, l. Keck, Wesley
Murray, J. H. Ash. T. NJ Dodson, J. R,
Moore, secretary.
Finance committee-O. Haythorn, L.
Keck, J. H. Browne, H. T. Kramer. Mes
danes Shaw. Mile, Bell. Hamilton. Cas-
well, Edwards, Lizzie Brown, Gale and
Hornaday.
Reception comnittee-Dr. ]. w Min
nick, Captain Kirk. J. c. Richey, A. J.
Stanley, T. Randall, j. NJ. Huston, Mes
danes Buckner, Kissler, Little, Beach.
West. Hawkins, Ricsey, Schnitzer. Hus-
ton. Woodcock and Haugh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-23
COLORED TROOPS GONE
Left Topeka Yesterday by Way of the
Santa Ee.


The colored regiment of Kansas, most
of which is from Wichita, is on the way
to Santiago. They will probably remain
year.
They left Topeka yesterday for New
York city.
They are to be hauled 20 New York city
at the ridiculousy low rate OF S5.25 each.
This is the most remarkable case OF "a te
cutting in the west. The regular tariff
TO New Yory city is 500.
The contract was awarded to the Santa
Fe and Erie railroads by the quartermas-
ter of the regular army a st. Louis.
When the money received for transport
ing the troops is divided between the two
roads. if on an equal basis. the Santa Fe
will get less than IS per man.
About 800 men are being carried by the
Santa Fe to Chicago. At So each this
would amount to 81, 700 for two special
trains operated to Chicago, a distance of
a little more than 500 miles, being about
80 cents per mile, which will scarcely pay
for coal consumed. But, such is the re-
suit Of sharp competition.
The extreme cheapness of this expedi
ton so far as the government is con-
cerned is especially striking when it is
remembered that the cost of moving the
Kansas regiment TO Falls Church was
$3.50 per man.
This was due to the fact that the rail-
roads pooled on their bids and received
what is within a few cents of full tariff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-23

Railway, Light and Power company. IT'S
successors and assigns have been forfeit
ed TO said city OF Wichita therefore, be
il ordained
Section l. That ordinance 144l. as above
entitled. oe and the same Is hereby re
pealed and T is further provided that al
rights and obligations tina, may be due OF
become due said city Of Wichita under
said ordinance IS hereby saved 20 said
city.
Sec q This ordinance snail take ef-
feet and be IN fun force and effect from
and after its publication IN the Wichita
Daily Eagle.
Approved this I'd day Of August, A d,
1898.
Be It resolved by the mayor and soun-
eilmeu Of the city Of Wichita
That, Vhereast ordinance No. 81 as
amended oy ordinance 40. 80. entitled
"Aa ordinance Authorizing ire Wichita
Electric Railway company. its successors
or assigns TO construct. operate ard u-a.r-
tain tines Of double or single track e'ec-r{c
raaw ~ and horse railway aOng The
streets and avenues IL the city ~ Vyca-
ita." has been repealed hy th> failure os
said company. its successors and assigns
70 comply with the PROVISIONS O. said or
dinance; and.
Whereas The wichita Raslwsy T4g- ,
and Power company. its SUCCESSORS and
assigns has and does pretend 30 succeed
% tha rights az ire SAID Wichita Ezectr-,
Railway company. is successors and as
Signs; and.
Whereas. Ordinance No [43l entitled.
An ordinance authorizing the wieh..a
Raaway. Ligtt AID PoNr=r company. IS
successors or assigns 70 construct operate
and maintain lines ot doGb,e and snEse
track electric railway. furnish Hzh, ard
power along n. stress aHeys AID ave-
nues In the city q Wich.ta. ard furnish
light and power 10 ire cl,izsns q sad
city" mas been repealed CT account d.
the failure ~ sad company % comps
with ordinance No Isti. and
Whereas. TIE wichita Eiectrtc Par eay
company. is saccsssoTs ard ass.Ev-s AM
IRE said wichita Ranway, I-tEht and Pow
e. company its SUCCESSORS zod assigns
are TOW pretending 20 cssosra-s 3 system =
stree, railway along The p0h5ic streets
and thorcuEhfarss q the city % v8chsia
without trznchise, lcszse or authors >
lContinue6 On sixth Pace