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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
BONDS ARE
THOUGHT TO
BE INVALID
kingfsner County viii Prob
ably Have New Election.
NOTICE NOT SUFFICIENT
Commissioners Waited for
Bids That Never Came.

Kinghsher. o. T. May 21.-From Al IN
dications at present It scsns that the
Kinghsher county court house houJs are
not valid and cannot be sold. AL day
yesterday the county commissioners sat
in special session waiting for bids that
never came. Several parties have nego-
tiated for the bonds subject to the ap-
proval Of their attorneys; but the opinion
of the attorneys has always been tina the
procedure heretofore had in relation to
obtaining the bonds was illegal The
principal objection urged against them is
that there was not sufficient legal notice
had prior TO the election called for the
purpose of voting bonds. The commits
sioners and all concerned claim that this
fault is due to the negligence Of J. z.
Burns, the county clerk. for not making
the publication in the number of news
papers and for the period required by law
In case these bonds cannot be sold 10
any one in the near future. another cleo
ton will have to be called ana the whole
thing gone through with again. Inasmuch
as the court house site has been donated
TO the county by the citizens OF Hingish-
er city the county has the position Of hav-
ing a good siJs and no immediate prospect
OF a court house TO place thereon 1t Is
also thought that il the bond proposition
is again placed before the people a much
harder fight Will be made against II than
ever before
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
INDICATIONS OF A HOT TIME.
Big Shipment of Fireworks Received
in Wichita.

The biggest lot OF confined sparks that
ever came this far south arrived in Wich-
tia this week consigned 10 Casey & Garst.
wholesalers. They received two carloads
of Fourth of July goods-an kinds Of
fireworks from the smallest to the largest
sl1y-rockets, etc. One end of the big es-
tablishment is taken up with the ship
ment. I'VE figured months ago" said
Mr.. Casey yesterday, that this was go
ing to be an extraordinary patriotic year
in this section of the country. Good times
everywhere, the end of all wars, Funston
and the rest presaged It. And the an
nouncement Of Fourth of July celebra-
tons in nearly every Kansas and Okla
homa town proves the anticipation to
have been correct We went in heavy on
flags for the same reason, and the way
our travelling men are sending in orders
for Fourth of July goods is a good index
that the greatest southwest will be out
in force month after next month ETAO
in force month after next. IN fact, the
briskness in these lines is equal 10 the
rush and rustic in goods previous to the
average Christmas season; resembling II
very much. Information from other
houses and from the trade bear out the
statement that this Is to be a fireworks,
lemonade, Ice cream. Declaration Of indie
pendence and picnic Fourth of July"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
MUCH HAIL FELL
several Places in Oklahoma Suffered
Great Damage

Guthrie. 0. r., May 1.-The territory
has had a touch of hail storms during
the past week The Cleo Chronoscope
says: a hail storm north Of Dane, and
reaching 10 the neighBorhood of Fair
view, Sunday evening about o'clock,
devastated a stretch of country a half
mile wide and estimated thirty miles
Ions. Hogs. chickens and rabbits wero
killed. the siding on the north side Of
houses dented and split and everything
in the track of the storm in the way Of
crops literally beaten into the ground.
Tn the afternoon Wednesday. in the can
ons. there was from foot 70 three feet
Of solid ice packed. the haHstones having
frozen together.
Concerning the storm around Geary.
the Bulletin SAYS. About o'clock last
Sunday evening terrific storm passed
about three miles northeast Of Geary.
pounding everything in the shape of grain
and vegetation in its thack into the
ground. II struck This side of the river
NJ the farm Of n. Il. Clrlch. passing
thence in g southeasteriy direction
through Canadian county 20 and beyond
Union City, and was from enc 10 I'VE
miles 10 width.
some Of the lee chunks were as large
as saucers. and Elmer LAWS says that he
measured one THAI was six inches in
diameter the largest way. Another man
claims TO have found another chunk
fourteen inches long. windows ard roofs
IN places were smashed 90 flinders in the
terrific tusnade OF the elements. Monday
morning n. L. U1rich found chunks OF
ice ia his wason box as large as his
hand. Ii worked terrible havoc upon> the
wealth ard resources az the farmers in
its trau- Among those suffering from
the storm. and the acreage of wheat
slone destroyed. are the following
Ringelman 5ao. is E-rehbiel 21a. York
BROS. 81; Peters Bros. so. j. T. and Art
Hauan. 1856 Conviile -. J. W Salver.
65. HAIRY EoIman. l-l. r. .. Judd Ifa,
WIN and IVES Croihers. zsl- R-tman, S5s
Nelb0rn & sons -, Black Ccyots. 81;
T. +. Law. l61. Is. Dougi-ss SIS J. n.
Pennehaker. go; ~ T. IS aaicn. ls 2 70.
Bohu. 80. Smart Bros. ST.. IS. ~ Draper.
1- Geo. A. Goss. 81. Ed Scha1er, 1s5;
Ike B-nghan. Isa Henry owings. -,
ia Alalas Sd.
othsrz suffering less and whose names
cannot ne asce-taincd VIII bang The To-
-al acreage. trihuta1y % Gear1- - wheat
destroyed ca about lo.ao. Ine greatest
rort ~ this loss fails gpon chose reatinE
Illiaa alotmeuts and paying c-.sA rsnt
f5r Tie land
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
RESULT ON STATEHOOD
Judge Bradford Is Responsible for
Indian Citizenship

Oklahoma City, 0. T., May 1.-THE
making Of Indian cities OF Indian Terri
tory into citizens Of the United States at
the last session of congress was the di-
rect outgrowth Of the South McAlester
single statehood convention said Judge
s. B. Bradford Of Ardmore. who took the
initiative in calling the convention. Il
sent comics Of my address to different
members of congress. ] called the atten-
ton of Senator Thurston especially to
the matter, suggesting that the policy Of
dealing with the Indians from the stand
point of non-fedeTal citizenship was
wrong. Senator Thurston, by an amend
nent TO q bill, gave federal citizenship
to every member Of the five civilized
tribes.
'The change was looked upon with dis
may at first, even J. George Wright, In
dian inspector. feeling uncertain as to
he outcome. My idea was to give the
IndlSa the same status as a white man
and permit him to assist in framing the
constitution and laws Of the future state,
which undoubtedly win be a statecom-
posed of Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
turb the property rights of any Indian
citizen nor interfere with his allotments
and annuities. The treaties can ana
should be carried out the same as if the
law had not been passed This very
properly renders the Indians amenabIe
to the same laws Of justice that control
other persons living in me Indian Terri
tory. The ratified treaties of the Choc-
Jaws and Chickasaws should remain I'M
impaired until the final adjustment Of
tribal affairs and. if necessary. the life
OF the treaties SHOULD be extended. A
majority Of Indian citizens are pleased
with the change. since they understand
that it does u1t interfere with their prop
erty rights. -ly idea is that the work OF
the commission sent TO the Indian Ter
ritory 10 settle up the affairs of the tribe
is similar 20 the adjustment Of a vast es-
tate Of individuals. and the purpose Of
extending the life OF the Indian govern
ments is TO give sufficient time in which
to close up the affairs of this estate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
CREDIT SYSTEM KILLS THEM.
Newt Bridgman Tells What Ais
Indian Territory People.

Newton Bridgman is up from the terri
tory for a few days. He IS with one OF
the sppraising camps Of the Dawes com
mission. Eighteen camps are working
in the Cherokee nation" Mr. Bridgman
said yesterday. and all the five tribes
land viii have been appraised by July IS.
and the work In that direction completed
Allotment viii also be closed up.
But I want 10 tell you" said Mr.
Brdgman. that the Indian territory VIII
never progress until the people there
change their methods. They follow the
old credit system OF the south IN trading
and no people can prosper under It A
farmer win come into 2 general merchant
al the beginning of the year and establish
credit for say $50 worth OF goods lie
viii then sit down at a table and give a
mortgage on everything he has, including
growing crops Tie merchant has an the
best of IL. borrowing dulls the edge ~
husbandry the farmer comes out the
little end OF the horn and never does and
never VIII get ahead II the people do not
kick this credi- system overheard. the
population OF the territory VII have 90
change before any material advance can
hr made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
BUSINESS is SLOW
Boom in the Marriage Licenses Has
Ended.


Ended.
Probate Judge Thomas Wilson claims
that business is dun in his court. He,
however, performed a marriage ceremony
yesterday. The happy couple were Charles
F. Ashcroft OF Preston. Kan, ard Miss
Edna II. Grael Of Parkland, o. T.
The Iull IN business has given the pro-
bate judge and his deputy chance TO
get I'D even with their business and the
clock does not now s.r4--e the hour OF
midnight while Deputy probate Judge
Enoch is az work.
There are some strange cases that come
before the probate judge and he gives
enough legal advice free to make an or
binary attorney rich. Yesterday a wom
an called at the Office and told Deputy
Probate Judge Enoch that she had some
property coming to her IN the state OF
Tennessee that she wanted him 10 get.
She said her former husband had been
adjudged insane here about two years
ago and that while he was insane he had
sold their property in the south for SO,
and it was worth cool THOUSAND dol
lars The deputy looked up the records
and found that no property had been
claimed ar the time he was adjudged in
sane When the judge asked the woman
why she did not tell the court at the time
that he was adjudged insane that he had
property, she said she had not come 10
the court house during the trial After
about an hours talk it was learned that
the man had mortggaed his property for
q store bill anu that il was foreclOsec
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
HUNYON's INHALER CUES CATARRH.

with the other directors Of the road and
undertook the construction Of the road as
a private investment and they then form
ed the Choctaw & Northern railway com
pany.
The faith Of these men was so great in
the enterprise that they succeeded in en-
listing other capitalists and while in
way the Choctaw. Oklahoma & Gulf is
parent Of the idea Of this road it has now
advanced 10 such a stage that the line
bids fair to be nearly as large as the
choctaw system when the line to Amaril-
10 is completed. There are more valuable
products along the line Of the Choctaw &
Northern than any railway in Oklahoma
and it viii be the greatest factor in the
growth of Oklahoma City that has yet
shown Itself in a railroad way
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
DOES ONLY PREssINe WORK.
Forty-five Men and Fourteen Teams
Employed by the City.

Street Commissioner z. T. Allen now
has forty-five men and fourteen teams
employed to do the work on the streets OF
this city. There could be more than three
times that men and teams employed TO
good advantage but the city fathers want
to hold the force down to correspond with
the ability of the city treasurer 70 furnish
the cash to pay them. There is a wonder
full number OF miles OF streets TO be kept
in repair in this city and II the work was
done as Street Commissioner would like
to have It done there would be work for a
large number OF men and teams. The
work is now only done where there is
pressing need Of It and the streets are
allowed 10 so as long as they are reason
ably good. People are coming TO favor
the broad tired wagon and It IS claimed
that il there were no other kind used on
the streets OF this city that they would
soon become as smooth as the asphalt
pavements.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
GH0CTAW IS SPREADING
Completion or the Line Has Beer
EiNed for Ocfnhnr


oklahoma City. May 21.-The completion
of the main line of the Choctaw q North
ern railway from eGary north has been
fixed and me entire road wiz pc in opera
ton by the frsc Of October. The road VIII
run TO Alva positively and there win be
two spurs from that point or near there
that viii be added as soon as the main
line is completed. one Of these spurs
VIII run into Kansas and win probably be
extended 70 Russell on the Union Pacific
and The other VIII go II the west Of AIva
into Woodward county
The combined mileage Of the road as
completed win be nearly three hundred
miles and il is the intention OF the com
pany 10 lease trackage privileges Of the
Choctaw, Oklahoma * Gulf into this city
from Geary and the trains win make up
at this place. The location Of the round
house. tracks. repair shops. etc. has been
decided upon and they Win be on the land
that is now owned 10y the Choctaw. Okla
homa g Gulf on the military reservation
east OF the freight house. The work on
the terminals which VIII be located on
this land which has been bought from the
company win De decided upon at a meet
ing fthe directors Of the road 20 De held
in this city in few weeks. in the char
scter granted the company the principal
place az business was given as the prin-
cipal place of business and the decision Of
the company at that time is about to be
carried cut While no definite plans as
TO the running OF the trains have been
made &c is probable that there VIII be two
trains each way Dolly that WIN bring the
counties in the west part ~ oklahoma in
close touch with Oklahoma City.
The road In no ways is connected with
the Chictaw and its history is one Of the
most peculiar Of the roads in the west
FOR time there were surveys made un-
der the direction Of the Choctaw manage
ment but az the meeting of the directors
OF The read 70 pass upon BUILDING the line
there was some opposition manifested by
some Of the directors TO the proposition
that il was finally decided not 20 build
H. Chief Engineer Moi.tor was an en-
1husiast en- the prospects ~ the road ana
he succeeded Sd gettiuE two Of the dirac-
tors of the Choctaw system 10 make q
trip over the route WITH him ana upon
their return TO Philadelphia tae disagreed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
SHOWS A BETTER BUSINESS.
There Is an Increase Of Transfers and
Fewer Mortgages.

Harry Stewart Of the Dean Abstract
company says that the transfers II this
county show a very healthy condition in
the real estate market He says the
transfers as shown by the records Of his
Office are about the same as last year. but
they are now nearly all sales whereas a
year ago a large part wehe romtgages.
Mr. Stewart says the farm mortgage
business in this county IN former years
vas one OF the biz things IN the county.
but now IL has gone giimmering and the
man who depends on commissions on
farm loans for HIS living VIII need 20
board az a ten cent restaurant He says
the farm loans are being paid or and very
new ones are shown OF the records This
he thinks shows that Kansas is getting
rich and out q debt lie never knew be-
fore OF 50 many cash sales IN real estate
"a All the twenty years that hs has been
working on abstract books in THIS county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
EAST FIRST STREET BOOMING
Marked improvements on That Big
ThOrOughfare.

First street, east. is IN the midst Of all
kinds of improvements. The grade from
the tracks to Chisholm and on to the hill
has been corrected and plans have been
made for an iron and a wooden bridge
across Chisholm creek, and bide for both
will he advertised for, and the better
offer accepted. All along the street new
homes are going in and improvements on
old cnes are being made. W. Williams
is erecting a fine five-room cottage on the
corner of Cleveland and First. DR.. Mitch
ener is also building a cottage at the cor
ner Of Washington and First. c. W. Nc
Coy is putting in a wide parking and
beautifying his home place.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
AFTER SLOT MACHINES
sheriff Of Ringasher County BFould
Eot Tolerate Them

Kingdsher. @. T.. May I.-since the IN
augurauon of the new administration ~
Kiugfsher the attempt has been made 20
have q wide open town. some Few DAYS
sgo every saloon IN the city began the
operation OF slot machines. The owners
Of the machines claimed % have an m
Outstanding with Jhe authorities Whereby
they could run without being molested-
The county officials seemed % take a Sif-
ferent view o. the matter. however Tor
this morning the sheriff visited every
place in town where q machine was kept
and warned the proprietors that unless
they ceased 20 operate the machines they
would be arrested snd the machines con
ascatel. The admouition of the sheriff
was hee5ed and the machines pnSd up 81
the back era q the saloons ana The Use
discontinued
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
ST q II Ia.
g. 4Ths KID yrg Hss ilEss ps.-1
s =: = GHHzzzz
HAS TO HAVE HELP.
City Engineer Sends Work 70 the
County Surveyor.

City Engineer Harding has more work
tnan ne can do TOW. When people cone
IN 70 set him 70 locst6 lot lines he Is
compelled 70 send them % TIE county sur-
veyor q set the work done Earsoru
Brown. The county surveyor Is also over
ran vita work ard people have % take
their turns and visit until he car get
round % the ichE-
Rudolph Muzdevella g now e-17loyed 20
a. ths drafting Il the oface e fhe cl-g
engineer AID ~ Is rakirE piats q an
tire streets thar base seen close1 ard -
ire rev STREETS sid alleys thsr have been
orened ana IRE nur1hsr - tie CITY orsi-
Names auth1-iztaE the ssme- ms Wia
o. Ereat convenience 90 7 NO
wazt g. kueW aool1 ths c-osl1g - stress
ara allies ~ ths 9neni-s e ile asw ons
Th-5 can Sc ~ tAe Rays slst HA-t aas
5ess 1oae-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
PREPARE FOR HEAVY TRAFFIC
street Car Company Getting Ready
for Memorial Day

The street car force is working on the
Paramount line at present. getting the
track ready for the heavy traffic which
viii come Memorial Day. Switch facili-
ties will be arranged so that the crowds
may be handled expeditiously. The new
heavy rails which have been distributed
as far east as Rutan avenue are now be-
ing put along the Paramount line north
on that avenue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
BOOKS THAT NOW LEAD.
Six Novels Which Are Most Popular
in Wichita.

The six novels which are leading IN the
race for popularity in Wichita at present
are as follows, with Alice of Old Vincen-
mes as a close seventh.
First-'The Lions Brood" by Duhield
Osborn; second. THE Helmet of Ma
varre." by Runkle; third. Up from Slav-
cry" by Booker Washington; fourth,
Mistress Nell" by George Hazleton.
fifth. "A Kings Pawn" by Drummond;
sixth, ''Eben Holden" by Irving Batchel-
Ter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
Tho Grand Trunk Railway system

Recognized as the Picturesque Pan
American Route 10 Buffalo" wiz on June
IND, inaugurate new modern up-to-date
vestbuled train leaving Chicago at 1870
a. m. to run Via Detroit. Mt Clemens.
Port Huron and Niagara Falls, reaching
Buffalo at s:l5 a. m, and New York 4.30
p. m, which viii be appreciated by Pan
American visitors who like 70 Arrive
early and avoid the rush"
Time tables, rates. etc. furnished on
application by City Passenger and Ticket
Agent 80 Clark street Chicago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
government Leaders are Que~tioned

London. May 1.-THE government vas
questioned IN the house 81 commons today
en- the subject Of the British tug Ewo I'M
cide-t AZ Tien Tsin when two Chinese or
board that vessel were fataly shot ~
Germsas guarding 8 bridge after re tus
had fauied Il TIE nader fore-En secre-
tary- Lori Cranberne. Sc reqly cad fa.d
Marshal Ec1 WeI5ersee has cr1ressed his
rlsret a1d ha7 prom SO Sc take measures
60 prevent the rscurreace e sl-aiar ir-ei-
dents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
On at ST. Louis, OFF at Buffalo.

Daily trains leaving st. Louis S:44 a. m.
and s:15 p m. for Buffalo over vandalia-
Pennsylvania-Erie Lines - The Akron
Route. Round trip tickets may be OBJ
tanned over it to Chautauqua Lake, Buff
falo. Niagara Falls and Canadian resorts.
Ask J. NJ. Chesbrough, A. G. p. Agt.. St
Louis, or A B. Richie. T. P. Agt-, Jop-
lin, No, for information about fares, etc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22

/ regard nv COLD LUKE as more
valuable than a life insurance policy.
II not only cures colds in the head,
colds in the lungs, colds in the bones,
but IL wards off dangerous diseases
such as grippe, diphtheria, pneumo-
mia, and Observation-Disclosures.
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom fails to relievs
n one to three hours, and cures IN q few days.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively cures al
forms Of indigestion and stomach trouble.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs. night swestss
Eiiays soreness and speedily heals the lungs
Munyon's Kidney Cure quickly cures pains in the
back, loins groins, and al formsot kidney disease
Munyon 5 poversto weak men.
AL the cures are IS cents, AZ any drug store
Munyon's Guide 20 Health should b n the
hands Of every mother. It wiA help them 10 kno"
the symptoms of every disease and tell them tha
proper treatment. Sent free 10 any address.
1iunycn New YORK and Phia lelPhia-
EUNFONS INHALER CUES CATARRH.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-22
PURCHASING OF HOMES
Continues in the City sales Made
NesferdaF

Costumes in the CITY sales Made
Yesterday.
The purchase q residences n wichita
continues as TalI as the building cf them
Yesterday Reese o1fCo. sold Tor - J. Sll-
iiran n James sicsersea an eleht-r9orn
house az Gzs Sycamore street. west SIDE.
fer s. 80 Miss Nora sarr bought So l-8
south Market, cottage. Tor AKA
Ihz Hartford Investment company sold
y laam TabfIing 2 cottzgs az - Ida
avenue fcr $40
FRISCO LISE TO EUREKA SPRINGS.
ARKANSAS.
E1rErsio1 tckets O. sac ~ a. tmez
Take a much rssts1 rest arc F1sue tsE
days a. tais nstad reso-t g. t1r the
r1uad trip Gocd returning Ei-sty Gays
fTosz aate CO sale p p. DEees
Accident tickets fer sale 81 Santa 70
tickst oslce. Travellers q Hzrsfs-1 a-1
llary.z-1 Casualty ceuFaay-