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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-21
Notice
Office OF the City Clerk.
Wichita. Kan, Oct. 20. 1862

Wichita. Kan, Oct 20, 1902.
Property owners are hereby notified
that the city council has ordered con-
structed the following sidewalks:
a foot permanent walk on the east
side of Usage. from Douglas to Maple
a foot permanent walk on the west
side Of Elizabeth. from Douglas TO Maple
A 4 foot permanent walk on the west
side of Martlnson, from Douglas to
Texas
a foot permanent walk on the west
side of Usage from Douglas to Maple.
A foot permanent walk on the north
side of Tenth. from Market TO Main.
A foot permanent walk on the west
side Of Pattie, from Lincoln to Kellogg.
A foot permanent walk on the east
side of Pattie, from Henry to Lincoln.
4 I foot permanent walk on the north
side of Second. from Cleveland to Hy-
draulic.
A foot cinder walk on the north side
of Eighteenth street, from Lawrence to
the Santa Fe railroad.
Unless said walks are constructed with
in 30 days from October 13, 1902, the city
Of Wichita viii proceed to construct said
walks. and the cost together with a PEN
atty Of . per cent. will be charged up
against said lots. j. L. LELAND.
134-3t City Clerk
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state board OF charities, and for some
years has been postmaster at Norton.
Ames has been prominent in Sixth dis
trict affairs for many years. and in the
tie-up here last spring. which finally re-
suited In Bill Reeders denomination,
ne came near being named for congress.
Ames is now a national bank examiner.
succeeding c. S. Jobes. formerly of Wich-
ita. in that position. Senator Peterson
was elected two years ago and is a strong
ngure nj business and politics. Colonel
Jones was county attorney for three
terms, and is now the nominee for the
legislature. He was conspicuous some
years ago in Sons of Veterans circles.
he will easily be elected. He is a popular
candidate. Muzzy Is postmaster at Le-
nora. in southern Norton. and chairman
OF the county committee. He is a bright
young msn, who has been heard Of out
side his county in Sixth district politics.
Senatorial sentiment IS not particu-
larry well grounded in Norton county.
With Longs visit Saturday. ali the can
didstss have been here. Stanley has
made repeated visits the past four years.
and Curtis was here during this cam
pa!gn Zach has his admirers And Long
TO less than the others. The leEis-
lstive nominee has no Instructions. and
has made no pledges. and z Is difficult
20 predict whose camp he viii Be IN.
BUT he will Try % represent the sentiment
CT the county when he goes 70 Topeka in
January
The First National Bank Of Norton is
a strong institution. rs business g. ex-
tens.vs and Il possesses the entire conf
dence OF the county and the northwest
Charles NJ. Sawyer Is president. and FL
ner z. Ames Is vice president. Sawyer
is 4 Democrat and was national bank
examiner under the last Cleveland adj
r1inIstrstfo-- Tire hank and the family
retains the position nov. for Ames. the
present examiner. Is 4 orother-in-isT q
Sawyer.
Norton IS famed as the place where THE
sixth district Republicans held their
congressional convention early this SIM
mer A fight had been set Up Oh BIZ"
Re-der. ard two candidates besides him
auusared before rhe Convention Thy
we're z u. Wellington. Ellsworth. ard
STATE Senator Hays 3 White. Jewell.
The conv-ntion was long. remarkable
struggle. BIT finally Ree1er Won Norton
people likely VIII Tot soc1 forget the
convention They talk as much about =
nov sS they did while i vas or q
two dark horses each came near beng
chos.r-E z An>s % this piare and J.
p RrI-roE - smith rcT ElcuIolicz1
nominee FOR secretary Z state
Ccnccrdia- Kan. Oct S-Chester T.
Long OF Frseav night a6dressed large
crowd q Cloud county Rez1 bIicars ard
others n the court rooz heTe II was
vel received. and made q strong speeeh
OF fhe issues q this campzig- Z zzs a
ceroost-ativs audience snd ~ Long
was equal &c tAe occasion lie made
- l. - - 0-
tas zrez<as campaign II TIE zsternoc7
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published oct. 20, 1922
NcE NJ 1919

An Ordinance Vacating a Portion of
English Street, in English's Sub-Divi-
sion of Blocks A and B, between Mos
ley Avenue and the Alley Running
North and South Between Mosley Ave
nue. and Washington Avenue.
BE II Ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen of the City of wichita:
Section l. That all that part of Eng
fish street situated between the west side
of the alley running north and south be-
tween Mosley avenue aud Washington
avenue and one foot east of Mosley ave-
nue.. be and the same is hereby vacated.
Sec. ,. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after its
publication in the Wichita Daily Eagle.
Approved Oct. %. 1902
p. F. MLEAN. Mayor
Attest. 7 I, LELAND civ Clerk
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
IA T.an5 oonnoanv II ~ nuRofz Ar.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company II NJ Dubois. Alb
rtractor. Court House. Phone 1897
Iohn F Knoblauch, ct al TO N.
Schwidler 81 90 Water street, Lees
" c Dryden TO Il. W. Loveland
l2S Main street, Lees add .......-. $50
Thomas j. Bowman to RebeCca n
Givans. south 211s feet of = and
north feet of a. Laura avenue,
Hyde's add Observation-Disclosures. $50
Jesse 1. Leland to John r. Walker
s. g. 10 IL block H. Junction Town
company add ...-.............,.... 975
c. 3. Bonham 10 J. Bartlett Harris
10 and north Is feet OF 9. block O.
Cheney OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
Keene Syndicate to j. c. Cassell.
north half lot Sc. all OF q and 9S
Waco avenue -...-..--....-........... I 800
Edward Wilcox TO Clara Arnold, 5S
90 Topeka avenue. English's add $500
Andrew 4. Matter 10 7. F. Hi So
so, 92 "a Richmond avenue. Sim
mons add -...--..--............ p
T. 2. Hill to Geo. H. HIitts 50. 20.
80. 90, "a Richmond avenue, Sim
mons add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. is
! IL Stockert 20 Wm c. Earhsrt
~. I@. 192, 1e Central avenue.
Central avenue add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
George Funk TO z. IL Sites. q. IS
block 5. Junction Town Co.'S add. +
o. ~. Jones to John D. Frazel. Z.
Il, rs, Is Green street. divers sub. 80
Margaret F. Richey 10 Wesley T.
Reed. tract in northeast quarter
2s-27-le ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
George II. Burns 10 L. ". Helena.
10 Main street Craffr,-,stes-,-s n
ditlon ....-.-.-.-.-......-.....- 1900
+. Il Robertson TO Ariadue Sisson.
Is and north feet Of I0o Emporia
avenue. block l3, Orme & Phillips
addition ca
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over the state. for his exchanges copy
hts stun everywhere Conway D. q Dem
ocrat, Of independent leaning. and Is one
OF the cievercst % Kansas Newspaper
men. His competitor. Duvsn u the cou-
rier. f. perhaps not 20 widely known.
but he runs good Republican paper and
is successful and prosperous
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-21
CITY IN COAL BUSINESS.
Mayor and Council OF Richmond Get.
tine Even With Coal Trust.

Richmond. Ind Oct. 2a-The city coun-
Ell has authorized the special committee
sppointed az Monday nights session Of
-ae council 20 SO into the retail coal bust
ness The committee reported that II
could procure Pitte @ md Allegheny
ooal delivered an $50 ton. which IS
r'ole than s less t1ln local dealers are
charging he dealers offered to reduce
their prise tc Sa-59 Il the city WOULD keep
our of lhs business. but the offer was de-
oiined The city proposed to accept a
price CT So but TO this the dealers would
not ago..
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Sealed Bids.
Office of the City Clerk,

VIIItt q lIt NIIy NItih,
Wichita, Kan, Oct. 20. 1902
Sealed bids will be received at this
Office till y o'clock m. November 3, 1902.
for the furnishing for the use of the fire
department: LOO bushels best oats. Sc
tons best quality baled hay, to be thor
oughly cured and baled from the stack
Samples to be furnished the fire marshal
at his Office in the city building.
134-3t J. L. LELAND, City Clerk.
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evening.
c. y Peck Of Concordis, an attorney
and young man. is the Republican nom
ines for the legislature. He had a con
test for the nomination. but his cleo
/ ton IS certain. by perhaps 600 majority.
Peck refused 10 be instructed. and Is
unpledged on senator. In common with
many other Cloud county Republicans.
however, he Is a firm admirer of Long
The state senator from this district-the
Cloud-Re2uhiic Districts r B. Ward OF
Belleviile, serving MS second term.
The nominee in Clay county Is stoy
z. Ware. editor OF the Clifton News. and
the Washington county candidate IL VIZ
liam Murdoch Both live al Clifton. the
town being on the WashinEton-Clay
line. the main street being the county
line Both nominees were present az
Mr. Longs Clifton meeting. NJ Mur-
dock viii have 20 or SO majority in
V ashingtGn. while Mr. Ware Will hsvS q
stubborn contest fer election. as CLAY
county. one Of the Old strong Populist
counties. has not yet swung into llre Tor
the Republicans. Ware is making Al
energetic campaign. however. and ex-
poets % win Both b. and Aur6ock viii
be strong men ~ the legislature The
b.
known IN Kansas politics a. "Cal Nor
row. who cane 50 near being named for
secretary % state = the Wlchita cor
ventlon- lie was representstive sef1re
h as senator. and is or the 81 Louis
worits fssr commission The senator
from Cisy. The district also Including
Dickinson - George P. Fuiiinrton q
Itana- or these candidates Ware e Tor
Long. Esrdoclc unpiedkec ard likely for
a
- Governor Starley. tur never for Ger
-; ard FuiIuEton PROBABLY for Curtis
a4Lh1ugh this IL disputed. Wares ST.
fight FOR E1-nlnztior n THE CizT district
wzs against Bgrton-rurris candidat@-
Smith. a brother q senator B1rtoa's
private secretary.
George a c,ark. SECRETARY - state
and formerly Ct Ju-ctsz Csy. sxns.
VIII Gecrse Burroughs. formerly q Al
le1e th= C01cor5ia Blsce. 4 = GsIv
ana weekly. azd q coarse a s;rr1E Pc
publican organ. Gonnsr Davis. kno-n
eysryshe-e ia Kansas a. f-rrssul
writer. GYMS ard edits TIE Cs->srSlz
Esresn. Davies who dftr~l y-srs ago
s-rvet three terms ~ the LEGISLATURE
fr1rn Rerltisc ard later turned Pcru-
hsr. has ln this campaign rstoi1-c ths
Rsplsiic1a party ard = thus co-frlsgf-
inE - ths majority Clc-t comfy al
give tss rcke; this gear
Speaking - neHspa7er -s- recalls %
the writer John Cc-Wsy q Ng-t1- Ont
There Or lre shr-r grass cclrfFr. f-r
Any years Convey has b~en g-fnsinx
re S1rral Chau7ica. q psp<- fhan
hich <eW II th@ vrzte hzvs better st-sr
weekly. Co1Eayz bright Ezri1Es IS
cziPs ard humorous CT hffizgiy szrrastl-
references - c4x<sz2 sSsztz &<s rszz a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-21
Mrs. Winsiow.s sO0tnlng syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
ell PAIN. CURES WIND COLIC and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists 10 every part OF the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wirslo1s
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cent? a bottle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-21

Prof G. E. Hartman's Dancing Acade-
nv. 211 East Douglas Glasses Mondays.
Wednesdays and Saturdays. Social
dance Wednesday. Music by Professor
Blume l55-u
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CASTORIA
Fer Infants and Children.
The Kind You HaEs Always Bought
si sssls 'es Of Um2ZzZx
LETTER LIST.

List % letters remaining n shs post
Office az wichita. Kan. uaesslea for. FOR
the week ending oetosbF 8. IN caulng
Tor any q these letters. cay shat you saw
them advertised. giving the date:
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Piano Tuner.

The new things in picture framing you
viii find at Martins Art Store. 133-3t
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Now is the time 10 buy baled hay.
Prices reasonable and prompt delivery
E. Cox, Tel 100, 1e,4 E. Douglas. 7e-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-21

4 jury OF ravens would not be long II d
adaG tkat lnnet could ret siRS.
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DANCING School.

Attend Wichita Business College. Wan
buuding. u4-l1e North Market St. d-tf
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r. T. Benjamin. graduate tuning de-
partment New England Conservatory.
Boston. Box 73s, Wichita, Kan. 131-5tx
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Admission, so Cents.
Notice.
once Of city clerk,

once of City Clerk
Wichita, Kansas. October Il, 1902.
The registration books OF the city Of
wichita viii be open continuously from s
clock a. m. to 10 O'Clock p m from
October Il. 1852, till October q, 1902, in
elusive, for the registration Of voters.
The books viii close at 10 o'clock
October q. 1892, and remain closed until
after the election, November 4, 1902.
126-10t J. 1. LELAND, City Clerk.
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET

FOR SUPREME coURT JUSTICES.
Six-year term .......-..R. z. MASON
Six-year term. ....J. G. POLLOCK
Six-year term ..A. 1. GREENE
Four-year term. f. A. BURCH
Two-year term. (. w. CUNNINGHAM
For congressman-at-Large
.......C. r. SCOTT
For Governor. ..W. :. BAILEY
For Lieutenant Governor.
J. HANNA
For Secretary of State.
..J. r. BURROWS
For Treasurer 7. KELLY
For Auditor .SE SETH WELLS
For Attorney General. ...........
..c. c. COLEMAN
For Superintendent of Public In
struction ....I. 1. DATHOFF
For Insurance Superintendent.
.......... CHARLES X. LULlNG
FOR CONGRESS.
Seventh district CHESTER /. LONG
COUNTY TICKET.
For Probate Judge. ...........
For Treasurer. DANIEL (. BOONE
For Sheriff HENRY SCHAO
For County Clerk JOHN M. CHAIN
For Register of Deeds. .........
W. 1. APPLING
For Clerk OF the District Court.
GEORGE CLARK
For County Surveyor.
...........W. r. KESSLER
For County Attorney .......-...
OTTO c. ECKSTElN
For County superintendent
2. TAYLOR
For Coroner. m. M. M'COLLIsTER
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
Seventy-first district. ......-....
JOHN w. ADAMS
Seventy-second district. ..-.......
c. RUSEY
SeVenty-third district. A. S. HEUSEL
For County Commissioner. ....-..
John BUSENBARK
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You will find a good exhibition of fine
art goods at Martins Art Store. Every
enc welcome. 1885,
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COUNTY TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS.
Seventh district CHESTER /. LONG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-21

PRICE BAKING POWDER. CHICAGO O. 8. A.
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Norton is the home OF several clever
statesmen. They are men who have
made Norton a Republican county. and
have extended their Efforts into the Sixth
district and state politics chief among
these are Frank Lockard. Elmer Anes
Senator ePterson. Colonel Jones and 2.
J. Nuzzy. These are q few Of the more
prominent ones. Lockari years ago was
state senator berg IN that branch II
the Kansas legislature with Chester I.
Long Later he was a member OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-26
ENDORSE GOODMAN
FOR COMMISSION
Post A After Enthusiastic Dis
cussion Decides to Send Com
mittee to the Governor.

"A rousng meeting of Post A, T. P. A.,
was held at the headquarters last night.
The result was that Mr.. Il. S. Goodman
was unanimously endorsed for corpora
ton commissioner under the new Consti-
tuition. y number of members of the Post
spoke in the highest terms of Mr.. Good
man, and a committee was appointed to
wait on the Governor and urge the ap-
pointment Of their favorite.
The attendance was larger than usual.
Among those Of prominence present were
Hon. John Lamb, Hon s. L. Kelley.
NIessrs. T.. c. Younger. r. r Roberts,
Charles Antrim, John c. Hagan, B. T.
Johnson. Thomas Pondexter, w. G. Reed,
E. II. Cloves, W. T. Moulton, Julien Bin
ford, Wortham Spillman, A c. Harman.
H Ellis. Jr., Price, Stone. Horace +.
Smith Paul Heindle r. B. Walthall. John
Robertson and l. O.. Miller. Messrs,
Lamb, Kelley, Younger, Roberts, Antrim,
Hagan, johnson, Reed, Cloves, Spillman
and Harman spoke. The 7. P. a organi-
cations in other parts Of the State are
also urging the appointment OF Mr..
Goodman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-26
SECRETARY SHAW
MAY SOON Retire
Report in Washington That He
Will Resign.
DIFFERS WITH THE PRESIDENT
Mr.. Roosevelt in Speeches in the West
Has Advocated Some Revision or
Reduction Tarff-His finan,
cia Advisor Doesn't Agree.
Mr.. Roosevelt in Speeches in the West

WASHINGTON, September 25.-There
are persistent rumors going around in
Washington to the effect that the resig-
nation OF the Hon. Leslie NJ Shaw as
Secretary Of the Treasury is more than
likely to be announced before many days
have passed. The cause Of this resigua-
ton, if it comes, will be the difference
of opinion that exists between President
Roosevelt and Secretary Shaw on the
tariff question.
Mr.. Shaw is. and has always been
strong high tariff man, opposed to any
reduction at oil, while Roosevelt favors
reduction at several points along the line.
The immediate cause of the rumor now
going around is the Presidents statement
while in the West that there would be
commission appointed TO consider the
tariff question This declaration having
been made in the Shaw stronghold, the
Northwest, puts the Secretary IN rather
an embarrassing position, disclosing the
fact that he and the President are at
odds upon very important political
doctrine, involving the consideration OF
financial questions. upon which the Sec
retary Of the Treasury is the Presidents
adviser. A Cabinet officer who is not
In accord with MS Cnlel always Resigns
from the position OF adviser. hence the
general opinion that Shaw will soon
leave the Cabinet
Secretary Shaw. like Speaker Hender-
son. is from Iowa. and has always been
identified with the high tariff wing of
the Republican party in that State. Until
recently this has been the controlling
power among Iowa Republicans. but OF
late the free trade Republicans have
come strongly to the front, as IS evil
denced by Speaker fIenderson's declara-
ton that his retirement was due to the
presence of so many tariff reform Re-
publcans in his district. whose views he
could not agree with.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-26

The runlors Of the proposed appoint
rent OF Colonel George w. Miles, OF Rad
ford. as chairman Of the faculty OF the
University of Virginia by the Board Of
Visitors Of that institution, has occasloned
much comment among the alumni In
Richmond. and while there are some who
strongly favor his selection for this honor.
favor upon the proposition. AT an 1ntor-
NAL meeting of several alumni, had at the
Commonwealth Club Wednesday night,
Colonel Miles possible election was dis
cussed, and while those present are silent.
a TO the result OF this conference, some
OF the gentlemen at the meeting take oc
casion to deny a report Of the proceedings
appearing in a morning paper on yester-
day. The article was headed Majority
for Miles, and was in effect that Col
onel Miles was apparently supported by
most of the gentlemen al the conference.
Six of the alumni present sign a state
ment that the report was absolutely IN
correct" Mr.. John S. Williams, who was
one OF the party, while not dissenting
from the denial, wishes the word '.abso-
lutely" erased.
AUTHENTIC DENIAL.
AS an authentic denial of the report,
the following communication was adj
dressed to The Times last night:
TO the Editor OF the Times:
Sir,-In a paper of yesterday appeared
an article headed: Ma jority for Miles,
The statement in that article that 1t was
apparent that a majority OF those pres
ent at meeting of some members Of the
Richmond Alumni Association of the
University OF Virginia held at the Com
monwealth Club favored the selection OF
Colonel George W. Miles for chairman
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-26
PASS QUESTION
IS PASSED UPON
Judge Witt Holds That Emp!oye
of R. R.. Who is Also EmpIoye
ofState, Can Use Free Pasa.

The test ease of N1r. A. J. T. TTevett
in the question Of his right to use passes
on the Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac kali
roads was disposed OF in the Husuhgs
Court yesterday afternoon
After arguments by Commonwealth
Attorney Richardson and Attorney-Gen-
eral Anderson in support of the infor1na-
ton, and NIessrs. Hill Carter and Henry
Taylor against, Judge Witt overTu!ed the
demurrer of the Commonwealth and dis
missed the petition, thus making it clear
that such cases did not come under the
pervue OF section 161 Of the Constitution
Judge Witt held that Mr.. Trevett was
receiving as part compensation for his
services such tickets on the Chesapeake
and Ohio and the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac as he might require.
He said the object of tho law was to
prohibit public officers from receiving and
Using passes as public officers. He did
not believe that fraud or evasion was in
tended in the case under considera ton.
and he held that all persons similarly
situated had a perfect right under sim
liar circumstances to use free passes.
Mr.. Trevett is an attache IN President
Stevens office and is also q notary pu-
lie The case was presented to court by
the railroad company through the Com
monwealth's Attorney.
After the opinion of Judge Witt had
been given the Attorney-General said he
would not take this case to the Supreme
Court, as it was not strong enough to
shape as a precedent
The decision OF Judge Witt will stand.
therefore.