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CANAL CONTRACT VOID.
MORGAN REFUSES TO
CUM - DWYER & CO.'S CLAIM.

.s,oi5, Illegally Paid, Should He
lie say. from the Clnim-Their Ac-
as r,d was sI25.520 Only, but &3Oi,-
Already Been Allowed Them.
800, 1uly 2O.--Stnte Com ptroHer Morgan
a., h,s adverse action on contractors
to'u"' m unsettled canal contract. made
.i''" nis ,nrosltiou to any further payments
hno"n aor,r,ctors where the validity OF their
10 'u." ,oirst the state have been dtsputed.
ss,,,,dence has boen In progress be-
sun.rintendcnt OF Public Works Phr-
W." and Controller Morgan regarding
,,r..tt,ed contracts, and the last letters
49, m,ss.d we're given 10 the public by the
,.or.r to-day. Under date OF Monday
,..Snr.rIntcnlent Partridge wrote to the
,c,,,o,lcr saying that II appeared from the
T. q, his department that there were a
49, n, contracts for Improvement work
,,,,on the canals under the S'.OOO.OOO Az
.,.,,on. undrr.whrh tho work 10 reported
W 80 baen completed and estimates there
~ .,ds,.l TO. but not paid in full by. his
'o'o ..or IN Office. The following were the
n,,,ro,ts referred to with amounts due:
c,,,,,c, No. !, Middle Division. 7. j. Dwyer
Observation-Disclosures, $780, 57
c,,,r,,t No. .. Middle Division, McDonAldS
e"', "'0 Observation-Disclosures. 3o.sls
o,n'fSV' ,'' 27.ol6
con,r.c, No. =, Middle Division. John Dun
o|.''s'' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 73.412
c'n,r,.,No.r Made Division. John Dun
e,a.' sro ,,' ..........,,.... sa.,2o
Cor,r,rSo.Is Middle DIVISION. o'Bren
Houlihsn. ~i''''
Contract no ~, Middle Division, Rochester
Bridge and Iron Works. .,.......''','.'''.. 8'osl
', w,,sn ,,'.............................. 1850
c,r,r,ct No. q, Eastern Division. Lauer
'I m1,'s,m, To' % o.524
Contract No. T. Eastern Division. Gallo
'S wsr%,,.,,.'........................ $500
Contract No. o, Eastern Division. Brummel
t.n,,I,re 4 1870
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West Seventy first street, No, 2'h'. north
u22, three-storv brick dwelling; Lawrence
Wells. trustee. vs. william Y. Newman IT al. ;
George V; y. Baldwin. attorney; l.. II, Whalcn.
terest; costs and allowances. Si2iin2 and in
terest; taxes, assessments, Nc. $54S and In
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Riverdale lane. northeast corner OF lane rum
ming from Albany Post road to Hudson River
Railroad, adjoining lands Of MrS. PetrIio:
:; vacant; foreclosure sale; Ada T. Lindc vs.
Elizabeth J livelihood ct al: Edward \. Clinch.
attorney; Reuben IT, Underhl, referee: due
on Judgment, Sl0,ltl rs and interest; costs
and allowances. S35O33 and interest; taxes,
assessments, &C., S332 60 and interest.
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Select 8oard-1'ruoklyn

HENRY ST. ~. Heights.-Five minutes bridge.
nicely furnished rooms; excellent board, 80.
o. weekly; references.
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East Thirty-sixth street. No. lUl. north side.
lOO feet west Of Third avenue, 2OxHS9; four
story Stune-front dwelling: foreclosure sale {;
Harry f., Fhyfa ct al, : Edward W. sheldon, al
tOrney; George i. Mott, referee: u Ne on Judg-
ment. $l4 1888; subject 10 tnXer. &c. SJOI %.
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y ST ST. ~ EASTTwo lnrGr pariors. separate
= L ", tugOth,r suitable phySclan, club claAaeai
other rooms. SOuthrrucrs solicited
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West 18th street. No. 800. southeast corner
Of NJ Nicholas avenue. :hjx Ix.HI | | ; Ave
story brick fat, with stores; foreclosure sale
Jesse /. Whiton stuart vs.. Maria Lula de-
Faria ct al: L. ii. MORGAN. attorney; Henry Il.
HOFFMAN. referee; duo on judgment, Sll.-
74SNl and interest; costs and allowances.
$500; prior mortgage. So 800 and interest.
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A THE CLARENDON, Ith nv, and 18th st. A.
n. trActvs home for gentlemen. elegantly fur
pished rooms half rates. All publications. baths
and billiards gratis. elevator.
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West Side,

A -sOUTHRRNFRs looking for cool comfortable
n. rooms rea,o enable prccE, all "ni-nceS, can
hnd them at The cornell. J7th 81. ntral rArk
Mrst. meals OptlOnAl,
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FURNISHED Blooms i apartments to Irt

7 LIVINGSTON PLACE, 10, StmyyesAnt PARK, oppo-
i ! site ~. GsurEus huTh.--Nery desirable fur
nishud rOuEs; near ith st.
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sd Az, IA Slcely furnished room for one or tive
= gentlemen. all CONVENIENTLY Irilatc hOuhe
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West 14Sth street. No. 6l2. south side 12-
feet west Of Broadway. l5x!D.ll: thrrc-story
brick dwelling; foreclosure sale: Austin Kim.
bill at al, trustees. vs. Eva Steinmetz OF a..
Frank q. Wild, attorney; Franklin Paddock
referee; due on Judgment, S,2b1 "a and inter
taxes assessments. &c., $73 20 and interest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular meeting Of the Tonties Tues
day evening over Behring's drug store.
of Veterans. Will elect officers f,r ;he
coming year tomorrow. IS North Main
street
L. r. *. Of P. are requested to be al
castle han Monday evening al 80 ?. m
il full uniform.
Regular meeting Of IVY Leaf Chapter
No .. o. r :. Tuesday evening. De
cemher L. Installation Of officers
AL members Of drill team Of Harmony
Council 49, r a A. must be present
tomorrow evening December Is. III fun
uniform.
The Ladies Aid society No. &. Sons
\. O. L. VS. that wish TO attend the
funeral Of Charles II. Bosley viii meet
a. Dunoar's al u. n. sharp.
a public lecture viii be delivered in
the bah over DuBear's underwriting Office
sunday evening at 80 Circle for tests at
: O'Clock. AL cordially invited. Free.
Soiri;ualsm.
The Rathoone Sisters are requested 10
meet Mon6oy afternoon az 30 in the X
OF 2. hall It Is important nat al r1eu,-
bers be present as they ara 20 decide
about buying = osan0.
\ regular meeting q Geo. H Thomas
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CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. c. w. Simmons and Dean Sim
mons spent yesterday in Belle Plains.
Mrs. Jessie Plowman. of Chicago, is the
guest of da Rodolph of North Topeka.
Geo. Theis, Of Ashland, the big cattle
man of western Kansas, was here yes
terday.
Mrs Linnie C. Rogers. nee Sanford.
morning, to visit her mother, Mrs. c. E.
Martin, go North Main street.
Mrs. Addie Homrighaus is drilling the
children at the Masonic Home, for the
musical part of their Christmas program.
Prof. and Mrs. E. w. Robins reAice
over the arrival of a eleven-pound boy
at their home, 9O3 East Third street, Fri
day night.
Hon Jno B. Gilhllan and wife of Min
neapolis. came in from California this
morning on Superintendent DOlan's spec
iaI car, in company with Mrs. A. c. jobes,
whom they Will visit 70 ia few days and
then return home.
Attorney O. G. Eckstein has been en-
gagged by the city of Caldwell to defend
it in damage suit brought by a woman
who holds the city responsible for the
death of her husband. The husband died
of delirium tremens.
r. Homrighaus. travelling for the o. E.
Bell jewelry house of Cincinnati, is home
in tt Sedgwick block for the holidays.
He represents a fine business throughout
the state Retailers are buying heavily
i nanticipation Of the unusually large hol-
iday trade.
Judge A. a. eileen received notice from
the pension department that John B.
Thompson had received an increase Of his
pension from IS to IS per month. and
James H. Dodge had been granted an
original pension of Sc per month with
5000 arrearage.
The Sedgwick county boys, Harry
Smith, Frank Babb. James Thomas.
Henry Thomas and Paul Goodyear. have
returned from Manhattan, Kan. to spend
their holiday vacation at home. They
are students at the state agricultural
college, and express themselves as well
pleased with college life.
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the muster OF recruits ana Otner 1mDOf-
tant business. R. S. Bell, acting adju-
tant
W R. c. No 10 will meet in regular
session Tuesday, December %, ut 2:30 p.
m. in Garfield hall A full attendance is
requested. as arrangements Will be male
for installation OF officers. Mary W.
Buclner. secretary.
Caroline Harrison Circle No 56 viii
| meet in regular session in their hall,
Tuesday, December 19, at 2:30 O'Clock. Let
every member attend this, the last meet
ing of the present year. Mrs. N. NJ.
Woodcock, president.
w r. c. No. 10 will meet in regular
session next Tuesday in Garfield hail
at the appointed hour. 2:30 D M. Let
there be a full attendance. as business
Of Importance IS to be transacted. BY
order of president. Minnie Beach.
The charter members and all others
who desire TO become charter members Of
the Womans Veteran Relief union viii
meet Wednesday afternoon, December 20,
at O'Clock, at the Office Of Comrade E.
W White. southwest corner Of Douglas
and Main. for muster and the election Of
officers.
Monday evening. December o. Har-
mony Council r \ \ will have a
Christmas tree Al their hall All mem
bers OF the order and friends respect
fully asked TO participate in being pres
ent and helping To make the occasion
one of the very best Come one, come all.
Committee.
There viii be a silver medal contest on
Tuesday night. December 70. corner or
Market and First streets. a the First
Baptist church. Process to be used in
organizing and conducting Loyal Tenn
perance Legion. We must begin with the
children If We hope for good results in
the older ones Mrs. J. Z. Hathaway,
suDerintendnt.
A special invitation is given to the
Commercial Travellers 10 attend service
at the new Plymouth Congrega dona1
church corner Lawrence srenua and
Second street. on Sunday. December p,
al 1880 a IT. ichita Council No g, [. c
T. viii meet ar the Manhattan hotel al
10 o'clock a m. ". II. Cooke. :. c. ?.
VI Anderson. secretary
The Kansas University Glss and Banjo
cluh which gave 50 enjoyabie q concert
here two years ago. wifi be az the Audi
torium Wednesday evening December .
under the auspices OF she chorus and the
Athletic association of the High school
The high character of entertainment
given by college clubs IS 81 vel known
that very little need be said concerning
IT, The proceeds are for the beredt ~
the Two above mentioned examinations
OF our High school. and y for NJ o-her
reason than that the concert Should "a
oeive the most hearty support fron the
friends and patrons OF tae High sehooL
Remember the time and place, Auii-o-
rum. December 2. Tickets Eii BE IN
the hands Of High school Tcpis ard e.
R0ZIg and Towards 8
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regiment, L. V. L, will be held next
Monday, December IS at 7:s0 ,. m, for
the muster of recruits and other impor-
tant business. R. S. Bell, acting adju-
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ARE GOING ABROAD
VIZ. and Mrs. SOmmers VIII Attend
Paris Exposition.

Carl S0mmers and vie VIII leave
about February l, for Paris Mr.. Som
mers goes there as q representative Of
the American Novelty Works. He Will
remain in Paris all during the expo
sition in charge of the company's ex-
hibit. After the close or the exposition,
November / Mr.. and Mrs. Sommers will
tour the continent. They will visit the
capitals and interesting points in the
various countries and intend TO make
quite trip through the Holy land. They
will start on the return trip so as TO
reach home by Christmas 1900.
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ee Iatichita 4aiu gaoe Sunday gnrig 1eeenber
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
/. GOV. tEWELLING MANAGER
For New Land Company Which Has
Located in Wichita.

Located in wichita.
The Hurd Land company have opened
an Office in this city at No. 14o North
Main street. This company has for sew
eraI years past been engaged in bring
ing out buyers for Sedgwick county
lands. They have interested Ex-Gov-
ernor Lewelling, who will be in personal
charge of the business here. With their
eastern connections and railroad ar
rangements they will be able TO control
a large volume OF business
The firm has with them several prac-
teal land men who have a wide expert
ence.
It is the purpose Of this company to
conduct business on the same euitable
plan on which they have built up their
large eastern trade. 1t has been their
custom to charge very. moderate com
missions for their services. having in
mind the bese interests Of the purchaser
as well as the seller, which so many real
estate men overlook While their bust
ness is widespread, each department is
SO conducted as to receive prompt and
personal attention. IN connection with
their land department they are prepared
to do their share Of city business. They
will conduct a rental business. and repre-
sent some Of the best fire insurance COM
panies.
They have had some ten or twelve
purchasers out from Illinois during the
past three weeks, and expect to have
land buyers from Iowa and Illinois right
along during the winter.
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HERE Is A CLASS OE PEOPLE

Who are injured b. the use % ne. Pc
Gently there has ose1 placed 81 ar shs
grocery stores rev preparation called
GRALN-O- made n pure grains taz-
axes me place OF coffee The most de1-
cate stomach receives i without distress.
and but fsE can tell ir from coffee II
does not cost oVer = as Duca- Children
may drink l. with great be1eft- Re snE
- Per package Try j. Ask fo-
EEaIN-C
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DadWay's
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Ee-ae swsz@-aaas. Dec. IN Su-&
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ard fa-we- 1~ese r- - ~ -7rfsssra-
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Incol porated 1875.
Train wreck Due TO an .cy Track.

Lewiston. idaho, Dec. is-A train had
ea with steel for the extensions IF the
Northern Pacific road was wrecked near
here TODAY -Four persons were KILLED and
one fatally wounded. The dead: Arthur
i. Balm. engineer, John A. Ogden, ensi-
a-er: Earl Bradshaw. fireman. A. Bulge.
brakeman. all OF Spokane Fatally IN
3ured: John Peterson o. Spokane. As
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Plaque Case Brought to Plymouth.

Plymouth Eng, Dec. -&-The PENN
sular and Oriental Line steamer B2lla-a;.
from Calcutta, November Is. for London,
has arrived. with a native Indian FIRE
man on board suffering from the plague
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CLOTHING STORES TOKEEP OPEN
In the Evening This Week After Mon
dRy and Tues day

All clothing stores will close at the
usua ltime Monday and Tuesday, but will
keep open in the evening the remainder
Of the week as late as business demands.
The arrangement has been agreed to by
the Salesmen's Protective association.
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0AsTcz RIA
Powdered elias or ParaIysis.

Wa-sEal.. M-ca-. De- Ia---Gar- H-aer-
soa vas recalled In IKE Cau5e-ssn az
tempted murder case 1clay. Sc SAID she
did MT tel q he Defendants feeding
Ter husband powdered glass because she
was afraid q her. Or Watt-es vas re-
called and o7ozs-sxaHlne5 " as -es,--
uory tA4t PARALYSIS and net POWERED
gass caused Mr.. Ssz5e-ssas 1e4th
New York. DEF 1s-Jos5aa B-own. The
secretary ard treasurer & the Az=-iczz
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Price . cents per box. Sold by all
price.
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The train was descending tie steep hill
st became uncomfortable. owing % the
ice and snow on The track
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-17

W. R. c. No. 40 will meet in regular
session Tuesday, December 70, ut ?:30 p.
M. in Garfield hall. A full attendance is
requested, as arrangements viii be male
for installation OF officers. Mary W.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-18
PERSONALS.

J. Q. Read has left for short stay
at his ranch near Hamilton.
J. N. and G. A, PARE are in the city
from their home at Drummond.
James House is in the city from his
mines in the Wallace district.
Dr. Mills and r. A. Eddy spent a
few days at the ranch on the Lolo.
Mrs. William Levick and Mrs. Paul
Parent are in the city from Clinton.
Miss Della Harding has returned from
weeks visit with friends at Spokane.
A. P. Johnson is up from his home
at Superior on business for few days.
George E. Gum of Helena spent Mon
day in the city and was a guest at the
Florence
M. M. Lockwood is down from his
home at Hamilton and is stopping at
the Rankin.
]. D. Miser, the Stevensville mer-
chant, is spending a few days in the
city on business.
O'Dell w. Mcconnell, one of Helena 3
leading attorneys. spent Monday in the
city on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. McNair of Stevens
vile have returned to their home, after
spending few days in the city.
Nat Little of the Missoula Mercantile
company spent few hours at Victor
on business, returning this morning.
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MISSOULA NOTES.

! 25c.-"On to Manila. "-25c.
The new school house on the south
sac is completed, and will be occupied
Wednesday.
one disturber of the peace was before
justice of the peace to-day. The judge
gave him 10 days in the county Jail.
Sheriff Curran is on the Flathead res
ervation attending to legal business.
lie Will return on Wednesdays train.
Under Sheriff violette and Deputy
Clarity are busy looking after and
subpoenaing witnesses for the tax case
that will be heard in Helena on the
18th.
Thomas Davey, the well-known engi-
neer on the Northern Pacific, who has
been spending several months in the
hlond1ke region and who recently re-
turned from there, has resumed his po-
sition on the road.
The Treble Clef will meet with Mrs.
Myers on Thursday, Oct. 49, This will
be a very important meeting and all
the members are earnestly requested
to be present. There will be an election
of officers and other important business.
The laboring men of the city are
making extensive preparations to en-
fertain Eugene v. Debs, who will be in
the city Thursday to deliver a lecture
at the Union opera house Thursday
evening. Mr.. Debs is an entertaining
speaker and will repay all who will go
to hear him.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Rankin House-Wm. Young. Stevens
vile: G. A. PARE, Drummond; Mrs. ].
Safacon. Bonner; F. J. Hotz. city: VIM.
Richard, Three Mile: Mrs. Nellie Russell,
Clinton; Mrs. VIM. Levick, Mrs. Paul Pa
rent. Bonita A. F. Munroe, Butte; Henry
kiesberg, Sand Point; James House,
Clinton: J. N. PARE, Drummond; J. R.
Sears Wardner: s. B. Baldwin, Butte;
G. H. Brown, Nine Mile; ]. D. Mser, Ste
vensville; J. A. Swanson, S. G.. Smith,
Potomac; J. S. Duffy, city; NJ NJ. Lock-
wood, Hamilton.
Missoula Hotel-Joseph McCook. city;
John Buckhouse, Superior: P. NJ. Sulli-
van, st. Regis: Mrs. S. Dixon. Philips
burg: Harvey Schomel, Denver; Thomas
Davey, Dawson; Joseph Conroy. Butte;
S. E. Smith. Potomac: NJ. ]. McNaugh-
ton. Clinton; c. f. Judson, Garnet; A.
Castonguay, Fred Beaulieu, city; James
Gibson, Bonner.
Florence Hotel-Charles Allen. city; A.
P. johnson. Superior; Thomas Davey,
Dawson, n. w. T.; Antoine Zelust,
Plains; l.. Bates, San Francisco; N. J.
Bielenberg, DR.. J. H. Owings, Deer Lodge;
VIM. Waugh, St. Paul: George e. Gum,
o. w. Mcconnell. Helena; B. F. Sweet,
Fond du Lac. Wis; John Blunt, Fremont,
Neb. E. r. Chase, Butte; f. l.. Drumm,
Chicago; Fred E. Krause. Helena e. Fl.
Law, San Francisco: A. o. Taylor, Min
neapolis.
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Excellent bread at Rosendorf's,
Window glass at McBride's.
Death of Robert Marcum.

Missoula, Oct. 17.-Robert Marcum of
Helmville was brought to the Sisters
hospital on Mondays Copper City Lin
tied, where he was operated on for appen-
dicitis. He died at o'clock this morn
ing. His remains were taken to Under
taker Lucy and were shipped to Deer
Lodge, where they will be buried. Mr..
Marcum was II years of age and his faith.
er Is the well-known merchant of Helm
Vile, having resided there for a number
of years. The father is now in Chicago
on purchasing trip and has been ap-
prised of his sons DEATH Mrs. Marcum
resides in Deer Lodge and is very sick,
but does not know that her son is dead.
Dr. ]. H. Owings and N. ]. Bielenberg
of Deer Lodge accompanied the boy to
the city and were present at the operation
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Filed for Record.

Missoula, Oct. 17.-The following
deeds have been filed with the county
clerk and recorder:
Declaration of occupancy-By Peter
Vandewater of the east half of the
northeast quarter and the north half of
the southeast quarter of section IL,
township II north, range 10 west.
.Deed-John Baptist Brondel of Hell
ena to the Roman Catholic bishop of
Helena, Mont, a corporation, property
In Frenchtown and Plains; considera
ton, 81.
Deed-William Heating of Missoula
county to j. H. Crodelbaugh, F. H.
Robinson, A. B. Rhude, all of Shoshone
county, Idaho, to the said Crodelbaugh,
an undivided one-fourth interest in the
Tiger lode mining claim; to said Robin
son an undivided one eighth interest
and to Rhude an undivided five-e ighths
interest in the Tiger lode mining claim
The claim is situated on Eagle noun
tain, - miles from Thompson; consid-
Grafton, 81.
Quartz location-Copper King quartz
lode mining claim. situated in the ST.
Regis mining district. Fred A. Stevens
and James Fear, locators.