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M. M. MOBDOCK, Editor.
WICHITA, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1ST3.
Gov. Ostorn'a Protest.
Owing to tlio crowded state of our
columns last week, wo woic unable to
mention the fact that Gov. Osboru had
addressed a very long communication
to the Ficsident of the United Slates,
protesting against concentrating the
wild tribes of Irdians among the civ
ilized ones in the Indian Tenitory. In
view of the Black Hills tioubles and
treaties, and the probablo effort to send
the Sioux in south of us, the letter is
very timely, and Gov. Osboru is enti
tled to the thanks of the people of
Southern Kaufcab for the bold and fear
less manner in w Inch he comes forward
. in his official capacity to put a stop to
a scheme that would still fuithcr bar
us from obtaining a southern outlet,
and m.iy bo postpone llio-opcni'itr up
of thelndir.n Tenitory for many years.
Helen ing to the lcmonstrancc already
sent to the President against this pol
icy, he sajs he heartily concurs in
them. It is, ho sa e, idle to discuss an
abstraction. The practical question is:
arc the interests which demand that
within a reasonable pciiod the Teni
tory Ehall be opened to settlement,
upon terms just and equitable to the
tribes alicady located there, superior
to those of the loving tiibcs whom it
3b piOposcd to civilize. Ho so.-s that
sinco Kanas has been a State. $300,000
have been1 expended in .defending the
pcoplo against Indian hostilities.
Claims for property stolen and de
stroyed, amounting to $350,000, have
been verified, and this represents but
a small portion of the amount de
stroyed and stolen. lie closes by say
ing to the President that he believes
tho policy of the President is animated
by a desire for tho best, but he be
lieves (hat ho has mado a mistake.
Postal Suit.
Tho constitutionality of tho fraud
committed last winter by doubling up
the price of postage on third-class
matter is about to be effectually tested
in Xcw Yoik in tho United States
District Court. A gentleman offered
a book for mail transmission to Phila
delphia fioni that city, the postage, at
the old i atcs, being offered. Being re
fused, he applies for a mandamus to
compel the postmaster to lcccive the
package. The argument of the appli
cant is that the sundry civil appropii
ation bill, into which tho amendment
increasing the rate on third-class mail
matter was iuscilcd, was not a bill for
raising the revenue; that tho amend
ment did provide ways aud means for
raising the nnonuo. -Tho Senate has
no constiti al authority to origin
ate measure .or that purpose, that
being tho solo prerogative of tho
House, and that the postal amendment
haying been grafted on a bill which
was net one for revenue purposes, 53
unconstitutional.
Tho Agrioultrual Roport.
The monthly rcpoit of the depart
ment of agriculture for May and June
has been received, fiom which wo
learn that "the condition of winter
wheat is still low. Theic has been
material improvement in some of the
"Western States, aud Kansas especially,
seems determined to maintain her high
reputation as a wheat district. Tho
averages for condition in the winter
wheat distiict beyond the Allcghanics
areas follows: West Virginia, CO;
Kentucky, 81 ; Ohio, 67; Michigan, 80 ;
Indiana,"!; llliuois,Gl; Missouii,55;
Kansas, 97. In "West Virgiuia freezes
have been followed by dionth. Im
provement has been maikcd in Ken
tucky, but the losses have been too
serious to be repaired. In Ohio the
remnant still alive is generally late,
aud in some places has been injured
by the fly, chinches, and by drouth.
Tho prospect i better in Michigan
than elsewhere except in Kansas. Tho
crop is light and patchy in Indiana,
but is improving. Tho crop of Illi
nois was too badly injured for more
than partial i ecovcry."
The Junction City Union held its
peace as against the levilings and hard
names of a tival for a j car and a half,
but last week the editor boiled over in
$,all the very bitterest. Some wholc
Eomo truths were scattered among the
hot words and boiling sentences. But,
George, we all undcislood it just as
clearly bcfoic and so, no doubt, did
your people, then why stoop for a vic
tory that jou had long since con
quered? Lies crushed to earth, like a
dead sktrnk stirred, but stink again.
Tho Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fo
Kailroad Company have gained con
trol of the Midland railtoad ftom To
peka to Kansas City, and tiains will
be run through diiccl. This chango
will affect the Kansas Pacific material
ly, especially -in the matter of mails
and cxpicss. It is said a fast train
will bo liin this fall from Pueblo to
Kansas City, which of course leaves
"Wichita with a side train and a change
of cars.
Several Kansas newspapers have sus
pended in the last few weeks, others
are cutting down in size, or consolidat
ing aud pronouncing for a cash system
hereafter. Newspapers have for three
months past, been fully realizing the
effects of tho .grasshopper calamity.
There is not ono newspaper in ten in
this Stato that has made both cuds
meet this summer, aud many more
must go by the board if their patrons
tail to como to the rescue.
There Will bo a District Campmcct
iug nino miles southwest of "Wichita,
commencing "Wednesday, August 11th.
"We earnestly invito all to como and
enjoy this meeting with us. It is ex
pressly understood that all parties
ministers as well as others, will como
prepared to take care of themselves, it
will not then be burdensome to auy.
Allen' Buckner.
J. F. Nessley.
After tho new New, United Stales
Treasurer, took possession of his office
they commenced counting tho moneys
in tho rcseryc vaults which has just
been completed, aud found correct to
the last cdnt. All other securities, as
far as gone through with, arc found to
be equally concct. "What now will
the Democratic newspapers urge.
Hon. V. P. "Wilson, retires from the
Topeka Times which will hereafter bo
published by "W. II. Johnon, J. L.
Xing aud J. W. "Wileon. King is one
of tho "Barchcnist" locals in the State,
and whether the Times proves a suc
cess or not, it-will provo a tough knot
lor a sharp Blade.
Robert Dale Owen, the distinguished
scientist and spiritualist, has become
insane, aud on tho 30th was taken to
his homo in NcwHarmony, Indiana,
iu charge of his eon.
Mrs. Sai (oris, ixcc Nellie Grant, has
had a fine boy baby, and grandpap at
the 'Whito House is happy.
A lady by tho namo of "Spring" ed
its a paper in Cherokee comity, and
she aiu't so giccu either.
Milt. Rcjnolds, the -'great wiitist,"
is again editing tho Paisons Sun, and
its warmth once more reaches "Wichita.
Col. Anthony still keeps his bed, but
appears to be improving. It is a ques
tion with doctors as to his ever mov
ing about among his fellow men again.
A gentleman who met Vice Prcbi
dent "Wilson in Boston a few da) s ago,
says tho latter is open in sajing that
he has consented to -allow his friends
to use his name in connection with the
Presidential nominal ion.
The Pope has scut a donation of four
thousand dollars to the suffcicis of
France. When it is known that tins
funds of the Holy Sco arc very low,
such action can but impiess the prot
csfant world very favorably, showing
as it does the pope to be a man of
large sympathies aud tiuo christian
charity.
The Dayton (Ohio) Journal sajs tho
"Demociatic journals of Kansas arc
abusing Gov. Osboru, of that State,
for want of attentivencss to the edit
ors on the late ciutoiial excursion.
This is purclv partisan malignancy.
Gov. Osboru was one of the most affa
ble gentlemen of the party, who made
himself agiccable on all occasions, and
seemed always glad of an opportunity
to impart information. The Demo
cratic papers arc hard pushed for a
chance to say something mean. Gov.
Osboru impressed tho guests of that
occasion from other States, as a man
of ability and most agiccable char
acter."' Tho St. Louis Times says this of Ed
win M. Stanton: "It was not when he
was alho, it is not now, the province
of any Federal General In all this
broad land to sneer at Edwin II. Stan
ton. He was master till tho cud, and
he deseivcd to be. There was this
man who fought for his ambition; that
man because he had a family to sup
port, and because Federal money was
better than Confederate money, and
the other man because his judgment
told him the souih could not succeed,
and he did not want to add to the
odium of defeat tho wretchedness of
extreme poverty; but the nervous, ir
litable, all-power, all-aggrcsshc, aud
all-domineeringStanton gave his w ork
ao his life, to the Union cause, be
cause it was the cause of his soul."
County Centennial Board.
To the Teoplc of Sedgwick County:
Tho Centennial ofAmeiican Inde
pendence will be apnroriatcly cele
brated by an International Exposition
at Philadelphia, commencing May 10th
and closing Xovembcr 10th, 187G. This
Exposition is enlisting the inteiest of
tho whole civilized woi Id. The prepa
rations now being mado for it mo on a
scale commensurate with the impoi
tanco of the event it commemorates,
with tho remarkable development of
art, science and industry in the United
States, and with tho genius and chai
actcr of Amciican institutions. The
buildings in progress at Fairmouut
Park will far exceed in extent, beauty
and impicssivcness any ever bcfoic
erected for suc'i an exposition. And
it is an established fact that, immense
as these buildings are, coveringan ai ca
of neaily fifty acres of ground, they
will bo filled to overflowing with the
choicest products of the soil, the mine
aud tho wotkshop, from all paitof tho
woild.
The LegisJaluic of this Stat at its
last sossiou apiiropiiatcd $5,000 for the
purpose of collecting and exhibiting
the pioducts of Kansas at this great
World's Tair. Tho Stato Managers
have entered upon the woik entrusted
to them, and pledgo themselves to do
everything in their power to have the
productions aud industries of Kansas
piopeily ropiesentcd. Aud Ihey ask,
in this important woik, the zealous
co-operation of their lcllow-citizens
generally.
It is especially desired that auxiliary
organizations bo formed iu every coun
tv of tho State. Tho details of such
organizations the State BoaidIeaes to
the people of the lespcctive counties,
its only object being to scenic efficient
co-operating societies with which offi
cial communication can be opened, and
whose members will bo interested ac
tively aud earnestly in the woik of
gathering togcthor and preparing for
exhibition a full aud fair collection of
all articles that would add to the value,
attractiveness or interest of tho Kan
sas department.
Tho Director General has consented
to the election, in a most prominent
location on the Centennial giouuds, of
a building for the exhibition of Kan
sas products. Tho value of such an
exhibition to our State will be appa-
l out to every citizen. A suitable plan
has be.cn prepared. Tho structure will
cost aoout $10,000.
Each county will bo credited at tho
Exposition with such specimens, sam
ples, etc., as her people may forward
to the Stato Board at Topeka; hence
the importance of moving in this mat
ter at this matter at once, that Sedg
wick county may be at least fully
abreast with tho other counties of tho
Stale in tho quality aud quantity of
her agricultural aud other productions
at tho great Exposition.
To that end a meeting of such of the
citizens of this county, as feel an in
terest in this important work, will be
held at Eaglo Hall, Wichita, on Thurs
day. July 29th, at 2 o'clock p. in., at
which time a County Centennial Board
will be organized. Let there bo a full
attendance.
By request of the State Board
of
Centennial Managers.
D. J. Evans, Agent
M. M. Muhdock, J. M. Steele,
M. "W. Levy, John Kelly,
J. G. Sampson.
Tor ibe Eagle.
"What Becomes of Our Bonos.
Brooklyn, Juno 28, 1875.
Editor Eagle: Many of your
readers have, doubtless, at different
times, as thoy have seen tho wagon
loads of buffalo bones drawn through
the streets of 'Wichita, wondered what
is done with them at tho cast. The
writer, on invitation, visited, ono day
last week, tho largo establishment of
II. Preston & Sons, m the vicinity of
Newtown, Long Island, where annual
ly are consumed a thousand tons of
Kansas bones, besides five thousand
from the .great cities in this vicinity
and from the plains of South America.
The sight of a largo pile of bones from
your prairies, in tho yard, at once car
ried mc, in imagination, back to Kan
sas. These bones, which fetch the
Jiark-working gathcter $5, cost $.29
ncr ton in New York tho fi eight and
the commissions iucrcasiug tho orig-1
inal cost nearly six timos. The bones
aic carefully sorted over, tho harder
being used for knifo handles, and the
softer for manure, after a thorough
drjing. Tho mill for gi hiding the
bones consists of a hollow iron cylin
der filled with transverse bars revolv
ing at a high rate of speed in opposite
directions. After tho bones have been
reduced to dust it is carried to a ma
chino called the mixer, where the ra
tions ingredients which make the fer
tilizer, called the supci phosphate, aro
incorporated with it in the following
proportions: Giouud bouo, 33 por
cent.; Sulphuiic acid, SO; fish guano,
20; bene black, 10; South Carolina
phosphate, 5.
Thousands of tons of this maniac
are used by the farmers and vegetable
gai doners in this and adjoining States.
Tho planters iu the cotton States aro
also sending for largo quantities to use
upon their exhausted soil. It has been
found to causo a wondoiful difforenre
inthnricld, in many ca3cs doubling
the usual crop.
In another part of the establishment
men were busily engaged in filling
largo iron vessels with bones of all
sizes, and scaling the lids with a mix
ture of clay, tendering them almost
air tight. These arc placed in hugo
furnaces and subjected for a number
of hours to an intense heat. Tho bones
thus treated aro said to be caibonizcd
and when examined aro found to re
semble so much charcoal. They aic
then ground to vaiious degrees of
fineness, and as thus reduced aro used
by the refineries in clarifying sugar.
Brown sugar is dissolved in water and
the liquor thus formed is filtered
through the hone black aud is discol
orized, and when the wafer i evapo
oratcd tho snow whito sugar in jour
stoics i the final result. The finest
bono black w hen mixed with oil makes
the best paint for coaches, or is used
as the chief ingredient in shoo black
iug. Your readeis would havo been much
interested iu witnessing the men at
woik sawing tho bones into knifo
handles. About a dozen men thus
cmplo cd, stood by as many small cir
cular saws which aro partially im
mersed iu vessels of water placed
bencalli the tables. Tho bones, having
been picviously cut to tho piopcr
length, weio soaked in water and then
sawed iu strips to make the two pieces
which mako the oidiuary knifo handle.
This information, interesting as it
was to your concspondent, was not
secured without considerable personal
discomfort. Coleiidgo speaks, I be
lieve, of the more than thiilccn hun
dred distinct smells which he detected
in the city of Cologne, though my ol
factoiy organs could not discern as
many on my visit to this establish
ment, yet what was lacking in num
bers was more than made up in the
intensity of the odors.
Hard by was a swill milk factory,
where several hundred head of cows
aic kept in filthy stables and gorged
with the refuse matter of tho brewer
ies. The milk ltoni this place is sold
in New York and Brooklyn as "fine
mill: from Oraugc County." Just
across a small creek was a large petro
leum refinery. As a consequence of
the unhealthy odors, the vegetation in
the immediate vicinity has ceased to
exist, aud the fish that used to abound
iu the stream havo cither died or left,
and the wonder to me is how men can
subsist in such an atmosphere. Tho
presence of gas and slaughter houses,
varnish and soap factories, and such
establishments as I have already men
tioned aro often a serious annoyance
to the people in the larger cities, and
causes them to long for the ficsh in
vigorating air of the country. The
weather in this city is very warm and
oppressive, tho temperature of the
nights differs but little from that of
the davs. J. I'. Haiipen.
For the Eigle.
Letter frotn Illinoie.
SritiN'GFiELD, July 4, 1875.
Editor: After being absent
the gloiious old Valley of the
Me.
from
Aikansas for three-fourths of a year,
I thought pcihaps a lino fioni here
would not be amiss. To my friends
at home I would say that although we
havo passed tluough a great calamity,
and suffcied much, yet wc arc now ap
proaching another era: the daik clouds
of misfoi tune aie breaking away and
the bright rays of futttro prosperity
aro gleaming through the valley. "Wc
all know that the tide of emigration is
towards the west, and that those moun
tain slopes and valleys and beautiful
praiiies are yet to be settled andswarm
with countless mjriads of people.
Tho United States is destined at no
distant day to become tho most popu
lous powciful and greatest nation on
the face of tho earth ; and did you ever
think that the Atkausas Valley forms
its center? Tho fertility of its soil,
the salubrity of its climate, tho purity
of its waters, its health invigorating
breezes and delightful summers will
be an inducement to thousands, and
give it a dense population. You look
at your valley to-day and think of the
nice farms and villages j ou left when
you first tinned your face to the west,
and no doubt wished joursclf back
again. Do you ever look forward to
tho day when your owu beautiful
country will be thoroughly settled and
cultivated, and adorned with residences
and groves, and long lines of hedge?
when it will wave with rich fields of
golden grain, and orchards bend be
neath the weight of iipc,mellow fruit?
Ah, you say these things aro in the fu
tuic, whilo they aro in perfection in
the cast. Do you ever think that even
if you were back they would not be
yours, and a long lifo of labor must bo
spent to acquire them? 1 see hun
dicds here in poverty, baiely ablo to
live, reduced again to l enters and
working for the benefit of others, who
once owned a rich piece of laud in our
valley. Do they not wish they wero
homo again? Remember boys, your
land is the foundation upon which you
arc to build ; it is ready laid and sure;
with proper ciiorgy and pcrseverencc
vou must succeed. Thice removes aro
as bad as a fire; and it is a general
thing here to point to those who have
come back and say they are poor they
havo been west aud lost everything.
Do you wish to return and live in a
similar-condition? There is a vast
difference betwora owning a crop, aud
having to give from one-third to one
half to the landlord. Nothing but en
ergy, pcrscvercnco and determination
will ever make you rich. Then brim:
your land into cultivation, start you
an orchard, plant shade trees to beau
tify your homes, aud be prepared for
the time when tho flood of emigration
again comes rolling to the west.
The prospect hero for crops is not
now good, although the f-easou may
be favorable hereafter. The farmer
is discouraged by the immense amount
of rain. The low flat ground cannot
be cultivated, and the corn s yellow
and weedy.
Should it coutinuo wet
horcafter, tho price must advance, and
Kansas'farmers will receive a fair com
pensation for last year's losses.
Many parties aic again talking or
going west, and say that last year's
calamity is only temporary. I, for one,
xpect to lemain a citizen of Sedgwick
county, and shall hail with gratitude
the day when tho old steam engine
shall bear me rapidly to the west.
Bespectfully yours,
S. A. V. Haktwell.
Vor the Eagle.
Not a Candidato.
El Paso, July 13, 1875.
Mit. Editor : Yourromarks in last
week's Eaole in logard to my being a
candidate for tho Legislature, has
alarmed mc; as Henry Hodge says, "I
am a gittiu' skcered." My idea is that
the oflico should seek the man, unless
he is out of a job, iu that caso ho
xhould slide into the first vacancy he
seos. I thought I knew enough of pol
itics to know that an office in pursuit
of an occupant would travel so slowly
that a man possessed of half the ener
gy displayed b a toad in pursuit of a
bug, could keep out of the way. But
there is no knowing how fast an office
liko that of Representative might
travel, (it is uol loaded down with
pay.) 1 would be willing to do much
for the success of the Republican par
ty. I love the Republican party, and I
hav'nt anything in particular against
tho Democratic party. Thoy don't
cither ono owe me a cent, and I don't
intend they cvcrshall. Notwithstand
ing all this, I would still bo willing to
servo Sedgwick county in tho Lcgisla
tuic, and give my undivided attcntiou
to all "castor oil bills," and other pro
found measmes, such as usuuallyoiig-
inatc iu that august assemblage, if it
weio not for the fact that all the time
I should remain in Topeka, aud away
froni home, Tom "Williamson and C.C.
Bushing would bo letting their "Ar
kansaw" shoals run in my wheat field,
and I never can stand that. Therefore
I will not thi3 fall be a candidato for
Representative, or any olhor office.
Farmer Doolittle.
Southorn Outlots.
Senator lugalls has recently been
vi6itimr tho Arkansas Valley, and in
tho courso of a speech ho made at
Wiuficld, he alluded to tho subject of
gotting our surplus products to tho
sea liv a shorter route than thoso wc
now "follow. He pledged himself to
give what aid he could in this direc
tion. It is icfrcshingtoknowwehac
a working man of Mr. lugalls' ability
in the United States Senate. When
Kansas can ship her surplus to tho
woild's markets by way of the Missis
sippi, or by rail to Galveston, as she
chooses, the transportation problem
will be solved and our j oung State will
be an empire With such communica
tion with the great woild around us,
our farms would be worth as much as
those of Ohio or Indiana. Wo could
ship our produce as cheaply as they,
and wo could spaio moic. Wc can
raiso more of whoat and corn and cat
tle; besides wo can raise cotton, hemp
and tobacco, and many other articles
which do not yield well thcie. Noth
iug is more important to Kansas than
direct southern outlets. Wilson Coun
ty Citizen.
LECALS.
;R; IE IP O DR, T
of the condition ot the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
AT MICIIITt, IK THE STATK Or KAJ.3A3,
r.t the close of business
Wednesday, Juno 30, 1875.
HESOUECES .
Lo-uvianilDUco'ints. $85,763 01
Overdrafts ... . .. 3,325 42
U. S. Eomls to secure circul ition .. 00,000 00
Olher Stocks, Tlonds anJ Mortgages.. 1,611 C3
Due from re-erve agents 14,909 40
Dae from National Ranks 9,0.50 JO
Dae from Mite Banks ami 11 inker) 2,43105
ileal Estate, Furniture and 1'ixturcA I),? o4
Current expenses and Tat eg. . . 4,025 37
l'reminms laid . 5,212 JO
Check and other rash item.3 C95 BS
Hills of.Nation.il Hanks .. . 4,112 00
Fract'l Currenc A Mckels 525 20
Specie . .. . 250 21
Lej-il tender notes .. 10,000 OCl",7&5 CO
Kmininuon nino witn u o.ireasurer
(5ierct. of circulation).
SOS 80
S219.SIT C5
LiAriiiTics:
Capital stock paid in ... $00,000 00
Surplus fund 11,40.) 00
Other rnidtvn'id piofltJ t,7',2 S4
National hank notes outotanelinc; . 53,218 00
Individual denoiits . .. 5.1.7.) 10
Time Certificates ,. . . 30,255 US
Certified Checks 1 00
Cashier's checks outstanding k! bK
Due to St Jte henks i. hankers 2.379 K!sa,47fl 61
:i0,S17 C5
STATK OF K VNSAS, ? ..
County of fcedgwick. J
I, J. C. Fraktr, l'rcsidcntof the above hank, do
solemnly ewejr that the abov e it.di ment is true to
mc ucsioimr tnouieu-e nnu nrtici
J. C. rllAKLi:, Fresident.
Subscribed and sworn to Lcforc me this 20th dar
of Jul , 1875.
E. G. Wr.IGHT, Notary Public.
Correct Attest
W. A. THOMAS, )
J. W KLDUIDGK, Directors.
CLAUIC KINICA1D. )
Sheriff's Sale.
District Court, Thirteenth Judicial District,
Sedgwick County, Kansas
C. C Furlcy, Plaintiff.
vs.
Augusta Bcasch, Defendant.
By virtue of an Order of Sale isncdoutof the
District Court of the Thirteenth Judicial District,
sitting in and for Sedgwick County, Kansas,
wherein O. C. Furley is plaintiir, and Augusta
Bcnsch defendant, I will on Saturd ly, th 7th
day of August, A. 1). 1673, at 2 o'clock p. m. at
the courthouse door in the city of Wichita, Kan
sas, offer for sale at public auction, to the highest
bidder lor cash in hand, all the right, title and
interest of the defendant, Augusta Bensch, iu
and to tho following described property, to wit:
Lot No. eleven (11,) on 3Ialn htreet, iu Gnffen
stem's addition to the city of W ichlta, Sedgw lck
county. State of Kansas, with appurtenances.
Said property is levied upon as the property of
defendant Augusta Bensch, and will be sold to
sati-fy said order of salo
Sheriff's Office, Wichita, Sedgwick Connty,
Kansas, July C, A. D. 1S75.
I'. H. MASSET,
Sheriff Sedgwick County, Kansas.
William Baldwin, Attorney for l'laintiff 11-5
Notice,
U. S. LAND OFFICE, J
Wichita, Kansas, July ), 1875 j
Complaint having been entered at thisofUcc by
Samuel King against Thomas Smith, alleging
fraud and illegality in making osagc cash entry.
No. 0,710, dated December 5, 1871, upon the north
west quarter of section 33, township 20 south,
range 3 west, in Sedgwick County, Kansas, with
a view to tile cancellation of said entry; thcsaid
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
oflice on the 16th day of August, 1875, at 10 o'clock
A. M.a to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged lraudulcnt entry By order of
the Hon. Coinmtsioner ofthc general Land Of
fice, dated June 30, 1375
15-4t n p J. C. EEDFIELD, Ecccivcr.
NOTICE.
V S. LAND OFFICE, J
Wichita, Kansas, July lt, 1373 S
Complaint having been entered at tills oflice by
Martin Tremain against William Tracy for aban
doning his homestead entry, No. 1,200, tlated
April 2jth, lsTl, upon Ihe southwest fractional
quarter of section 30, township 25, range 2, cat,
in Sedcwick countv. Kansas, with u view tn the
cancellation of said entry: Ihe said parties arc
hereby Eummoncd to appear at this office on the
4th day of August, ls7", at 9 o'clock a m to rc-
spona ana mrnl-n testimony concerning said at
leged abandonment
H-3t II L. TAYLOR, Kegister
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is herebr civen that the co-nnrtnorshlii
heretofore existing and doing business under the
name of Grable A Stone has been dissolved by
mutual consent, by Grable takin? the real estrne
and Stone the stock of groceries.
A GRABLE,
H-3t J. R STONE.
Publication Notice.
In tho District Court or Sedgwick County in
the State of Kansas.
SolII.Kohn, Plaintiff, )
vs:
Orlando r. Sherburn, Deft.
Orlando P. Sherburn is hereby notified that he
has been sued In tha above named court by the
above named plaintiff, nnd that nnlc-s he answer
mc pennon oi mc auovc named pliantiff filed
against him in Ihe office of the clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Sedgwick County in tho State of
Kansas, by the 25th day or August, A. D. 1373,
the said petition will be taken as true, nnd judg
ment will be rendered In favor of said plaintiff
i.e-uiuiug iu me jirajur Ul fcuici petition, as 101-
lows: That a de-cd or conveyance made by the
said Orlando P. Sherburn to the said Sol II. Kohn
dated the 3d day of August A. D. 1S71, be cor
rected and reformed so ns to r.nrr,r.tlir ilpsrrilio
Lots No. 7 and 8, and the northwest quarter of
me buuuiwcsi iraciiouai uuarier or g riinn rr, in
township 20, Bouth of range oue, west, in Sedg
wick County, Kansas, and that tho said Orlando
P. Sherburn, mako and deliver to the said Sol II.
Kohn a good and sufUcient deed of conveyance
correcllydescribingand conveying theiaid above
described real estate, and on default thereof that
the rlcrk of the said court mzke such conveyance
SOL It. KOHN, Plaintiff.
By SIus A Dyer, Ins Attorneys.
Wichita, luuuas, July 10, U75. 15-1
Proposed Amendment.
To the Coralttution of the Slate of Ka-uat, tubmlt
trdby the Legittotureat tt latt tetsionforthe rat
ificalion or Tejectlonol the cltctort of. the Slate at
the next general election.
SENATE JOINT KESOLUTION NO. 1.
Troposcd Amendment to section three of the Con
stitution of the State, regulating the time or
electing and compensation of members of th
Legislature.
Me it resolved by the Ltgltlature of the State of Kan
tat, tao-thirdt of the menhcri elected to each
house concurring therein :
SECTIO, J. The following proposition to
amend the Constitution of the State of Kan'as
shall be submitted to the electors of the State at
the general election of eighteen hundred and
Bcvcnt -five :
I'roposltion ono : Section twenty-firo of article
two shall be amended so as to rcid as follows :
Section 2. All sessions of the Legislature shall
be htld at the State capital, and beginning with
the session of mghtcen hundred and seventy
seven, all regular sessions shall be held once in
two years, commencing on the second Tuesday of
January of each alternate year thereafter.
lropition two : Section three f article eleven
shall be amended so as ta read as fellows : Sec
tion 3. 'J he Ligislature shall provide, at each
regular session, forraising sufficient revenue to
defray the currtnt expenses of the State for two
years.
lropooitin three : The following sliall consti
tute section twenty-nine ornrticle two : Section
29. At the general election held in eighteen
hundred and seventy-si:, and thtreancr, mem
bers of tho House of Iteprcscntatlrea shall be
elected for two years, and members of the Senate
shall be elected for lour years.
Sec. 2. T.ie following shall be the method of
submitting eaid proposition of amendment : The
ballots sliall be eithir M ritteu orprluted, or part
ly printed and partly written. In regard to prop
ositionone. the form of the ballots 'hall be, "For
proposition eno to amend the Constitution,"
5 'Against proposition one to amend the Constitu
tion ;" in regard to proposition two, the form of
the billots sdall be, ''For proposition two to
amend the Constilution," "Against proposition
two to amend the Constitution;' in regard to
proposition three, the form of the ballots shall
be. "Forpioposition three toamind the Consti
tution," 'Agiinst proposition three to amend Uie
Constitution."
ec. 3. This joint resolution shall t.it effect
and he in force lrom and alter its publication in
the statute book.
I hereby certify that the above joint resolution
origlnitid in the Senate on the 14th day of Janu
ary, A. D:1S75, and passed that body on the 4th
day of February, ls75, tno-thirds of the mem
bers elected voting therefor.
M. J. SALTEIt,
1'ieaidcnt of thcSeuatc.
JOHN H FOLKS, SecrLtary of the Senate.
l'assed the House n the 3d day or March, A.D.
1S73, tno-thirdsof the members elected voting
therefor. E. II. FUNsTON,
HLNItY IIOOTH, Speaker of the House.
Chief Clerk of the House.
Appiovcdou the 3th day of March, ls75.
TIlOs. A. OsBOKN", Governor.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and
correct eopy of the orginal enrolled joint resolu
tion non on tile in my nfliec, and that the same
took etlcct by publication in the statute book May
13th, A.D. lt-75
In testimony whereef I have hereunto suu'cnb
my name, and ufllxcil the great seal of Stale.
Done at 'lepeka, Kansas, this 20 day of July,
A. D. 1S7 THOMAS It. CAVAN'AUGH,
seal 3mlw Secretary of State.
Publication Notice.
Itefore E. M . Misner, a Justice of the l'eace in
and for W icluti City Township, Sedgwick Coun
tj, Kansas.
Jan.ca C. KIchey,
vs.
John M Kandolph
On the 13th diy of July, A.D. 1S73, said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above action
for thesumortwtnt -thrco dollars, which said
cau'e will be heird on the ICtn day of August
net, at 9 o'clock a. m.
J.C.EICIIET, rialntitr.
Wichita, July 10, 1S75. lt-3
Publication Notice.
Di-trict Court, 13tli Judicial District, Scdgwie.'
County, Kansas.
Edward II. Nugent.l'laintlff,
vs.
Julictt A.Nugent, Defendant.
Tho above named Jnliett A Nugent will titce
notice that she Ins been sued by the abov c named
plaintiff, Edward II. Nugent, in the above named
court, and that unless she answer the petition of
th- said l'lalntifT, ugiinst her tiled in uid action,
in thcofliccof the clerk of the District Court of
Sedgnlck Count, Kansas, by the 11th day of
August, 1375, said i ctltion will be taken as true
unit judgment will be re udercd against her ill said
action, divorcing the said Ldvtard II. Nugent
from the said Jnliett A. Nugent, in accordance
with the prayer of said petition.
EDWAHD II. NUGENT.
By John Stanard, his attorney.
Jnly23, lo75. C. W. Kcevcs, Clerk. 1C-3
Official Nctics.
Notice to tax-payers of the meeting of the
IJoanl of Equalization of Sedgwick County,
Kansas.
Notice is hereby given to the citizens and tax
payers of the aforesaid county, tint tha Hoard of
County Commissioners of said county will meet
as a hoard of Equalization at the oflice of the
Couutr Clerk, on Monday Jul 5th, A. D. 1S73,
aud all persons who feel themclvcs aggrieved by
anerrnucous assessment must present their claims
for adjustment, or be forever debarred from so
doing. JOHN TECKEIt,
13- County Clerk.
Treasurer's Notice of Sale of School Lands.
Orric or County Tescru,
Sedgwick County, Kan-as, July 10, 1S73. j
Notice is hcrebygiven that I'will on Saturday,
the 21st daj ot August, A D. 1S73, at my office,
ofTer for sale and sell to the highest bidder In le-
f;al subdivision", the following described chool
and situated in sedgwick county, State of Kan?
sas, to-wit:
becUon 10, Tonship 2C, Kango 2 West.
Ne X of nc Jf .
Nw4ofne 'i...
ScKofne'f
Sw U of ne X .
Ne X of nc ii .
Ne X of nw X
Se X of nc X..
Se X of uv X ..
NeUofsc',' . .
Nw '4 orse X .
Sw X of so X. .
Se X of se X.
Se X of sw X .
Ne X of s w ' '
Se iot sw ...,
Sw "iolsw,1.'..
appraised at $i 00 per acre
. " 400 "
" 4 00 "
" 4 00 "
" 409 "
" 4 TO "
" 4 00 "
" 400 "
4 00 "
" 4 00 "
" 4 00
" 4 00 "
" 4 00 "
" 400 "
4 00 "
" 4 00 "
Bids may be nude 1 etwcea the hours of 10 a
m. and 3 p. m , on said dnj of sale.
L, N. WOODCOCK
10-4
Conn tfruMurar.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hcrebrgU en that the co-partnership
heretofore existing and doing business under the
etj 1c nnd firm name of Cogdcll t l'carcc, is this
day disioheil by mutual consent. U. Cogdcli
will continue the business and assume nil lia
bilities of the late linn and all accounts must be
paid to him.
IS. COGDELL.
CHItlS. FEAUCE.
15 4
Wichita, July 12. 173.
Sheriff's sale.
District court, 13t!i Judici U District, Sedgwick
County, Kansas.
Emll Werner, )
vs.
Jacob Haywang. J
By virtue of an order of s lie issued out of the
District Court or the 13th Judicial District, sitting
in and for Sedgwick County, Kansas, wherein
Emil Werner i plaintiff and Jacob Haywang is
defendant, I will on Tuesday, the 21 day f Au
gust, A-1). 1S75, at2 o'clock p m.. nt thecourt
house doorin the city of Wichita, Kansas, offer
for sale nt public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand all the right, title and interest,
of the elefendant Jacob Haywang, in and to the
following described real property, to wit:
Lots five, six, seven and eight, in section No.
It, town 23, ransre 3 west, in tha County of Sedg
wick and state of Kansas, and appraistd to be of
the total value orstoo 00. Said property is levied
upon 09 the property of defendant Jacob Haywang
aud r ill be sold to satisfy said onler of s Uc, sub
ject to n mortgage of one hundred dollars which
will be paid out of purchase money.
Sheriff's Oflice, Wichita, Sedgwick county,
Kansis, July20th, A.D. 1ST".
1'. II. MASSEY. Sheriff,
Sedgn lck countj , Kansas.
Wm Baldwin, rlaiuliff'a Attorney. 1G-3
"WICHITA BEEB
AND
ALE brewery:
A. WIEC-AND & CO., Proprietors.
Having opened a Brewery in Wichita we aro
preparcil to supply the city aud country trade
with tho hi bt Ale and Beer, on short notice. Also
Bottled Beer and Ale for family use.
BEER DEPOT, DOUGLAS AVE.,
Between Main and Water Sli eels,
vrxascxrxxA., 3zu.3sr.
T. B, CHENOWETH,
Dealer in
FRESH FAMILY GBOCESIES-
Provisions, Fruit, Flour and Feed,
C3?" n-ighest price paid for Country
Produce.
MAIN STREET,
ij-tf ' Wichita, Kansas.
Description
shfof neqr....
n bfofnwqr
nhfof neqr....
lot Ko 4
Delinquent Land Sales.
lie taxc3 for the year 1S74,
are di c and remain unpaid, up
on tho following Lands and
1 own Lots situated in Sedgwick
County, state of Kansas:
nwqrnw qr
seqr nw qr...
ehfofnwqr ...
lots 2 Hi. . .
chf of nc qr ..
nwqr
wnf of neqr...
ehfofnwqr...
sw qrnw qr...
nwqrofewqr.
neqr of neqr..,
nw qr of ne qr.
se qrof neqr ..
lots land 3 ....
se qr . ....
wht nwqr
sc qr
wlifsw qr ....
sw qr
neqr.
sw qr.
sw qr
neqr..
nw qr. . ......
whf nwqr,
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.
Description.
L ;
nwqr.
ne ejr
s hf of nw ir
nhfof swqr .
near.. ...
net ofseqr ..
.11 23
19 25
!e $43 1C
!o IB 47
:e 7 73
22 25 2e 7 73
30 25 2e 18 IS
30 23 2e 17 27
PAYNE TOWNSHIP.
Description S. T E. Tax
SC nr . . 1 20 2c 21 Si
sw or . 1 20 2e 13 W
n hi of se nr . C 20 2o 10 75
8hfofsoqr.. . C a, 2e 10 75
sw qr 11 26 2e 19 72
sw or 12 2C2e 18 50
chfortoqr 17 20 2e 13 05
nw qr .. . .21 2(J 2c 25 70
swqr ...2t2lJ2e 25 70
SC qr 22 215 2e 37 4S
se qr 20 20 2o 23 92
nw qr frac'l . 27 2S 2e 25 OS
nw qr . .30 20 2c 22 02
nw qr
nlitueur
Treasurer's Notice
shrn hfg hriieqr JO 23 2c
nw qrsw qr . . . 22 23 2c
seqrswqr.... 22 23 2c
swqr swqr . 22 23 2c
2GJ, acrs off w side
neqr 23 23 2o
nwqr 23 23 2c
20 acrs off w
se qr
sc qr .. 30 2ij 2e 30 7l
ne qr .
sc qr
swqr... ,
sc qr .. ..
aw'qr .. .,
nht no qr
swqr . ... 32 2C2C 11 4.S
neqr 3120 20 13 23
nwqr St 20 2e 13 23
nwqr 35 20 2e 9 93
sc qr Si 20 2e 13 23
swqr 15 2f 2e 13 23
whfofswqr.. ,30 2u2c 3 45
JIINNEHA TOWNSHIP.
e ni ne qr.
e ht ne qr nw
e hf se qr nw
n hf sc ii r
Description
Lots No. 1 and 2
S. T. It Tax.
shf se qr
whf ne qr
ehf nw qr
ncqil
nw qr
chfseqr
whf seqr
ehf swqr
neqr seqr
scqrse qr......
neqrsw qr.....
sebrswqr
sw qrswqr
e hf nw qr
whfne qr
nw qrsw qr...
swqr swqr. ..,
ehf ne qi .
whf no qr ...
e hf nw qr. . .
whf se qr ..
ehfsw qr
rt OT
4 30
se qr of neqr. . . 2 27 2c
2 33
2 32
i 30
4 21
9 73
10 92
12 01
1174
sw qr of ne qr
lots 3 nnd 4. .
shfor nwqr
lots land 2
lots land 2. .
e htofnw qr
neqr .. .
sw qr
nw qr.
ne qr
swqr . .
nw qr
shfscqr .
sw qr
ne qr
ne qr .
se qr
ne qr .
nw qr ,
chf of seqr .,
whf ofseqr.
neqr.
50 ncrs 111 se qr
sc qr . . .
swqe.. ..
lots land 2
ehfof un qr .
whfofse qr. .
nw qr ,
sbfofneqr ..
n of nwqr
shfofnwqr .,
se qr
neqr of neqr ,
nwqr of nc qr
seqr of neqr..
swqr of neqr.
neqr of seqr.
seqr of se qr .
2 27 2c
.. 3 27 2e
. 7 27 2e
. C27 2e
.. 8 27 2c
. 8 27 2o
U27 2e
13 27 2c
. 13 27 2c
11 27 2e
11 27 2e
14 27 2e
22 27 2e
'.23 27 2e
. 23 27 2e
21 27 2c
. 24 27 2e
.21 27 2e
24 27 2c
. 20 27 2e
20 27 2c
27 27 2e
. 29 27 2e
) 27 2e
. JO 27 2e
. 30 27 2e
. .12 27 20
..33 27 2a
35 27 2e
..ar, 27 2c
35 27 2e
. 3, 27 2e
22 6S
8 05
13 90
17 14
903
13 60
21 87
2183
27 43
3 S5
8 S3
7 13
15 11
12 71
KOCKI v.iCD
Description
733
22 07
part, ui iut u. ......
sw-nrnenr (exce't
2193
23Aj acrs in ne corl2 29 le
Iartofnwqrseqrl2 19 lc
12 01
13 S7
11 5J
22 GO
988
9 83
U83
27 43
G 55
neqr seqr.,
se qr sc qr .
ncqrne qr..
whine qr...
lotsl and 2...
lot no 2
sw qr ne qr
ncqrncq
nwqr nc ir..
seqruc qr...
swqr neqr ..
30 27 2c
ft 27 2e
. 3(1 27 2a
JO 27 2e
..30 27 2e
C55
C55
0 05
0 55
GC5
e in nw qr.
ehf sc qr (except
10 acrs Inne cor . 1 29 2a
whrseqr.. . . 1 29 2e
nw qr 2 29 2e
uwqr 3 29 2c
XT lit w qr. . 3 29 2c
GRANT TOWN
HIP.
Description S
t n.
Tax.
13 00
10 71
10 09
30 12
11 51
8 19
29 1M
15 13
15 72
20 22
31 CO
7 20
12 41
it at
11 15
11 15
21 93
21 93
15 73
21 45
0 01
W hf ot nw qr
nw qr . .
se qr
lie qr
n lit of nw qr
shrof sw
nw qr ... .
nhfofswqr .,
s hf of nc qr
6Wqr . .
nw qr
neqr of nwqr
3 hi ofseqr .
shfofnwqr
e hfof nwqr
w hf of nw qr
sc qr
swqr .
n hlofsw qr
ncor
3 25 le
5 25 lc
. 5 25 le
0 25 le
,10 2 le
.11 L- le
.17 25 lc
.17 '25 le
19 23 lc
19 25 lc
.20 25 le
21 25 le
22 25 le
2t 25 le
.2tf 25 le
20 '25 le
20 25 le
20 21 lc
27 25 le
nw- qr (except
acrs in ne cor)
e in se qr
nwqr so- qr ,
SW qr sc qr .
nhf swqr...
sw qr sw qr
sc qr BW qr
e 111 swqr...
nc qrse qr..
se qr sc qr.
ne qr nw qr
w lit sc q
n hf ne q
sw q-
sc qr ne qa .
nc qr sc qr
nw qrswqr.
scqrsw t,r..
sw qrsw qr
nhf neqr...,
a hf ne qr ...
swqrnw qr
n ht sc qr
shfseur
31 25 lc
e prt, s hrorsW 4 I 23 lw
nrtofiibfolnworti 25 lw
52
neqr . .. 11 25 lsv 13 73
nw qr . . 14 '23 lw 10 75
seqr of nwqr . 23 25 lw 7 07
nw qr 2t 25 lw 12 U
KECHI TOWNSHIP.
Description
Seqr
sw qr. . .
se or
c hfof sw qr
nw qr .
nw qr.. .
sw qr .
nw qr
s hfof sw qr
neqr
nw qr
seqr
nc qr of neqr
nw qr of neqr
scqrofneqr.
swqr of ne qr
neqr of seqr,
nwqr of sc qr
seqr ofseqr .
swqr of seqr
chf of swqr
whfofswqr.
neqr
sc qr
sw qr
lots 3 and 4.
shfof neqr.
lots 5 andG
s hf of nwiir
lots 3 and 4.. .
Shfof neqr
sw qr
Iot 1 and 2 . .
lots 3 and 4
sbfofneqr
swqr of se qr
c hr of seqr
nwqr of neqr
sbfofneqr
neqr of nwqr.
ne qr of se qr .
S. T
. 1 2i
K. Tax
le 30 51
par of uc qr sw
nwqrsw qr
.. 1 20 le
. 3 20 lc
. 5 20 le
.. 0 23 le
.. 7 a; le
.. 8 23 le
9 20 lc
10 M lc
11 X le
11 20 lc
13 20 le
..10 20 lc
10 20 le
. 10 20 le
10 21 lc
,lG20le
16 20 lo
.10 20 lc
10 20 le
22 20 le
22 20 la
. 21 20 le
25 20 le
. 23 20 lc
20 20 lc
..20 20 le
27 26 le
27 20 le
. 23 20 lc
23 20 le
.23 20 lc
..2") 20 le
29 20 2c
. 29 20 le
29 20 lo
..31 20 le
. 32 20 le
. 32 20 lc
32 20 le
..32 20 le
JO 51
33 90
10 35
31 10
3 71
9 47
20 23
15 50
30 51
30 51
30 51
4 41
4 41
4 44
4 11
4 41
4 41
4 44
4 41
13 53
13 93
17 05
27 11
27 41
11 tl
13 93
5 57
059
001
720
23 79
'Si
5 93
7 20
3 80
7 21
Jbl
15 32
J 81
7 5
7 21
9 46
30 20
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 10
7 16
7 10
7 10
350
3 40
350
3 49
n nrneqr.
nhfnw qr..
ii hfse qe...
sw qr
neqr
neqr
se ijr ....
nht neqr ..
se qr
nu qr nw- qr
nw qr nw qr .
s hf Anw qrseqr
n hf nw qr
r
seqrswqr ,
lot no 1
chf ceqr
whfne qr
neqr
ehf nw qr ,
nw" qr.
neqr . .. ,
nw qr .. ..
Se qr.
s ht se ur (except
20 iters in ne cor)
lots no 1 and 2..
neqr neqr
SW qr lie qr .
sc qrne qr.
ne qrseqr.
nw ar se qr
seqrsc qr
sw qr se qr
lots no 3 &4
swqrnw qr
w ht se qr
ne qr sw qr..
mr qr sw qr
wnrue qr.... m -j -c
.ihfnw qr ... 33 29 2e
Whfne qr 34 20 2c
ehfnw qr... . 3129 2a
se qr (except 20
acrs in nc cor .35 29 2e
nw qr nw qr ... 32 29 2c
s hf sw qr ... 32 29 2c
PARK TOWNSHIP.
wht orswqr
25acrsinw p
. 31 i'i lc
rtof
. 32 26 le
.. 34 20 le
.V, 20 13
.. 30 20 1c
s nt oi se qr . .
sw qr.
neqr of neqr
scqrofneqr ...
s qrof neqr. .
neqrofseqr
nwqrcfscqr ..
se qrof sc qr...
bW qr ofe qr. .
neqr of swqr
nwqr of swqr .
seqr of swqr .
SW qr of sw qr
3(, 20 le
SO 25 le
30 20 le
20 lo
30 20 le
30 26 le
V, 20 le
30 20 le
30 20 lc
Description
whf sw qr ....
se qr
swqr ..
nw qr .
e hf ne qr ...
neqr nw qr ..
nw qr nw qr. . .
se qr sw qr . .
swqrnw qr...
neqr swqr . ..
sw qr sw qr. .
seqrswqr ...
nwqrsw q- ..
sw qr
nhf aw qr ....
s hfswqr
lots.'i&b ..
seqr sw qr ...
lots 3 & 4 .. .
WICHITA TOWNSHIP.
Description
nw qr ol S.W qr
chf of neqr
lie qrof beqr.
neqr of neqr
nwqr of neqr
s hf of ne qr
nw qr
ne qr of n w qr
nw qr of nw qr
shfofnwqr .
n hf of sw qr.
clifof sw qr...
S. T. Ii.
127 lc
. 2 27 lo
. 2 27 le
. 3 27 le
. 3 27 lc
. SiT. lc
3 27 lc
127 le
. 4 27 le
. 4 27 le
. 4 27 le
. 0 27 le
. 7 27 le
Tax.
3 07
0 97
7 41
7 15
G33
12 25
29 50
4 00
3 50
0 72
14 24
shfnwqr . .
ne qr . ...
lotJ&4 . .. .
8 hr nw qr. . .
se qr
lot no 5
nw qr sw qr.
chf sW qr . .
c hf nc qr. ...
W hfnW qr .
sc qr. .
lots no 1 A 4 ..
neqrnW q
!otsnol,2.t J
lot j .. ..
w prte hfof se qr 7
3 81
15 51
lc
lc
6e qr of nc qr. . . 8
830
w hf sc or ol ee nr 8 27 le
t 43
9 22
11 41
9 57
2 CO
5 34
10 29
3 70
11 27
II 27
11 27
11 27
3 50
360
5 56
3 50
G 19
C 19
12 53
4 81
4 81
n hfnwqrof so qr 8 27 le
SW qrolseqr..., 8 27 le
e part of swqr . b 27 lo
n lifnw qr nw qr 9 27 lc
shfnwqrnwqr. 9 27 le
sw qrof nw qi . 9 27 lc
s AC v, qrswqr. 9 27 le
neqr of swqr . 10 27 le
nwqr ofswqr. ...10 27 le
se qrof SW qr ....10 27 lc
swqr of sw qr . .10 27 le
neqrofnwqr 1127 1c
nwqr of nwqr It 27 le
sc qrof nwqr .. 11 27 lc
swqrofnwqr 11 27 le
u ht of sw qr.. .. 13 27 lc
shfor swqr . 13 27 lc
nwqr of ne qr .10 27 lc
ne qr sc qr nw qr 10 27 le
nw ur sw nr nw 10 27 le
EAGLE
Description
w part of s hf sw
qr
whfne qr.
nw qr
n hf uw qr
nc qrof sw qr
nwqr of sw qr.
seqr of sw qr..
sw qror sw qr
ne or .. .
n hfof ne qr
neqr oT sc qr
nw qr of ee qr
ne or sw qr
s III swqr..
ncqrse qr ..
nw qrse qr...
seqrsc qr
swqr seqr.. .
nw qr
ne qr
nwqr
swqr.
seqr.
swqr
iu n prt s hi of nw
qr (1 acre) 10 27 I c 01
in sw qr so qr nw
qr (1 acre) . 10 27 lc S3
,1 acres In swqr of
scqrnfnwqr . 10 27 1c 1 03
chtorecqr ... 16 27 le 29 40
ncornwqrscqr .10 27 lo 4 57
sw qr se qr (ex- '
cent 1 acre) . . 10 27 lc 8 25
03 f acrs ine hfw
hfof swqr ... 10 27 lc 45 93
HJf acrs In nw qr
orsw qr 10 27 lc 10 35
slifAnwqrncqrl7 27 lc 30 03
32acrsinchfncqrl3 27 le 9 72
sw qrof neqr.... 13 27 le 12 19
lot Not 13 27 lo 8 75
lot No 5 18 27 lc 16 Ct
ncqrofseqr . . 13 27 le 13 39
nworof senr ...13 27 1e 13 39
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Description
lots 2, 3 and 4 . . 13 27 lc 23 33
nc qrswqr .. 13 20 1c 10 79
C Lewis Iteser- e,
1 rt lots 3 and 4. 20 27 le 19 21
qrSuttonsKcscrv,
prt of lots 3 & 4 20 27 le 12 03
5 acrs in ne cor. 3
hf or seqr. .. 21 27 lc 10 93
12 acrs in sc cor
snrncqr..
seqr
LotNo. 5 ..
nw qr ....
nw qr... .
swqr
nw qr
swqr
swqr ...
LotsNo OA
ehrswqr
Lots No. 3 A
c hr sw qr.
nwqr ..
nc qr .,
ne qr . .
shf neqr
11 hf se qr.
Lot No. 1 .
swqr
part ofswqr
seqr of nwqr ,
swqr of nw qr
ne qrorsv.'qr
nwqr of swqr
seqr ofswqr
BW qrof swqr
ne qrof nwqr.
senr of nwnr. ,
1 27 le 32 Ii
1 27 le 135 49
lc 15 S
22 27 It
15 85
17 32
17 32
17 32
17 32
5 03
5 95
5 93
9 91
0 01
10 00
41 13
22 27 lC
"2 27 le
.' 22 27 le
. 22 27 lc
23 27 le
.21 27 lc
Bwofnw or ..
23 27 le
nw qr,
e hf se nr excent
so qr...
Nots No
1 2
20 acrs in re cor 21 27 le
wbf se qr except
20acrainne cor. 21 27 le
n hf or seqr .25 27 lc
shf neqr.
W hf sw qr
LotsNo. 1
A i.
shf n or.
w hf nw qr except
10 acrs in ne cor 23 27 lc
1 acr in nw prt nw
prt of lots 1 & 2 29 27 lc
lii acrs ne pit and
mdle prt lotsl A2 29 27 le
2 ncrs in n prt and
mdle prt lot 1 A 2 29 27 lc
IX ncrs inn prt
& mdle prt ltali.229 27 le
uc qr exept 10 acrs
on west side 33 27 lc
LotsNo. 1&2
ehfnw qr.. .
s hf se qr
1 1
159
1 90
GREELEY
Description
Lots 5, 6, 7&S
ne qr nc qr .,
nw qr nc qr
seqr ne qr.. ..
swqrncqr. ...
nwqrnw qr ..
neqrnw qr....
eeqrnw qr...
swqrnwqr....
neqrsw qr....
nwqrswqr....
SB qrswqr
swqrsw qr. ..
EC qr ..
neqrnw qr....
nwqr nw qr...
eeqrnw qr....
swqrnw qr ..
21 12
XI 17
shfAnwqrseqrSI 27 lc 13 72
neqr..... a27 1c 2137
sc qr. 33 27 lc 21 37
sw qr . . .. 35 27 le SI 37
sw qr 36 27 lc 21 SC
nc qror ne qr .. 1 27 lw 8 13
lots land 2.. . 1 27 lw 20 C9
10O a in s pt of sw
,qr 31 27 1e 8 33
GYPSUJ- TOWNSniP.'
Descrintlnn S. T. R. Taf .
neqrofnw qr ... 2 23 lc 8 05
nw qr of nw qr... 2 28 le 8 05
seqrof nwqr.... 2 23 le 8 03
swqrofnwqr ... 2 23 lc 8ffi
nhf or neqr .. 3 23 le 12 72
tc qr
s hf ne qr. . .
s hr nc qr. .
ne qr
Lots in the Town of El Paso.
BALTIMORE AVENUE
Lot M, S2 50 Lot 56, S 23 Lot 53, $2 23 Lot
CO, 00 40 Lots 62 A 64, 919 OS Lots 13 05 112, 810 35
Lots 55 A 57, S3 12 Lots 12345078910, 8202
Lots 11 12 13 11 15 10 17 13 19 20, $2 02 Lots 21 52 23
2 1 23 20 27 23 29 30, 82 02 Lots 31 32 ai 31 33 36 37 33
39,8181 Lots 41 13 11 13 40 47 4349,8101 Lots 53
5153 70 71,8110.
MAIN STREET.
Lots 11 & 16. S 6 23. ..,.
BUCKNER STREET:
LotsC3C3, SI 31 Lots 72 75, S3 52 LotsG7C9 70,
832 29 LOI112315G78910, 82 02 Lots 11 12 13
11 1516 17 13 19 21, 82 02 Lots 21 22232125 26 27 28
29 '10, 32 (ri Lots 31 32 33 31 35 30 37 33 S9 10, 82 02
Lots414t 45 10 47 43 40 50, 1 Oi Lota 51 52 535155
SO 37 53 59 U), $2 01 Lots CI Ct 00C370 7371 75 (0,
$1 83' 'GEORGIA AVENUE.
Lots 1 2 3 1 5 6 1 8 9 10,82 02 Lots 11 12 13 II 13 10
J7 13 iW, $2. B U 2i 22 23 Si 25 20 27 23 29 30,
nw qr. . . . 23 2C 3W 11 OS
seqr 2i'28 3w22 20
swqr 25 29 3w 11 OS
DELANO TOWNSHIP.
.. 4 23 lc 5 30
..10 28 le
..11 23 le
..II 23 le
..11 23 le
..13 23 le
..24 23 lc
..26 28 lo
..20 23 lc
..26 23 le
..26 28 lc
..35 23 le
..35 23 lc
...35 23 le
. 35 27 10
.. 1 23 2o
... 3 23 2c
... 2 23 20
... 2 23 20
... 0 23 20
7 23 20
, 3 23 2e
,. 10 23 2e
...15 23 2c
.. 17 23 2"
,. 18 23 2e
19 28 2o
10 00
5 00
14 33
10 88
CC1
12 90
7 86
780
8 CI
8G1
4 51
4 19
3 70
883
9 50
12 95
17 53
8 01
19 12
8 17
9 07
853
20 81
13 41
107
23 45
12 86
J 51
0 99
0 99
099
4 CO
1181
4 60
21 78
27 21
25 77
32 57
13 75
11 SO
14 80
4 01
4 01
It CO
14 83
GC2
(G2
21 78
11 5J
12 09
12 C9
15 70
0 49
3 d
8 00
0 50
6 50
15 51
15 52
0 4'
3 IV.
12 59
13 09
13 09
23 87
10 15
Description
nw- qr fr.
nw qr.
w hr sw qr . ,
sw qr
swqr .
e qr
Lot No. 1.
ne qr nw qr.
nw qr nw qr .
seqrnw qr. .
sw qr n w qr. .
neqrsc qr .
nw qr se qr .
se qr se qr .
sw qr sc qr. . . .
neqrsw qr. .
n w qr s w qr. .
se qr avr qr .
swqrsw qr
swqr. ne qr
ne qr . .
sc qr
nw qr.
swqr .
sw qr .
ne qr
nc qr
se qr .. ..
w hf sc qr .,
nw qr. ....
se qr
sw qr
se qr .. . .
ehf nw qr ...
whfne qr ,
ehrseqr
whf swqr ...
se qr
ne qr
wht nwqr....
swqr
e hf sw- qr .
ne qr nw qr. .
nw qr nw qr.
seqr nw qr...
swqr nwqr...
nwqrsw qr .
S T U Tax
.,30 27 lc 2171
..3t 27 lc 31 49
... 3 27 lw 9 09
.... 5 27 lw 8 33
... 8 27 lw 30 92
....11 27 lw 9 07
... 12 27 lw 2 98
10 27 lw
....10 27 1W
....16 27 lw
....10 27 lw
... 10 27 lw
....10 27 lw
... 16 27 lw
.. 16 27 lw
....11,27 lw
....10 27 1W
.. 10 27 lw
....16 27 1W
8 01
804
SOI
3 01
8 01
804
804
8 01
8 01
8 01
3 01
8 01
.. 17 27 1W 30 92
.. 19 27 1W14 34
.. 20 27 lw 30 92
... 20 27 lw 11 31
....21 27 lw-14 31
.21 27 lw- 30 92
... 23 27 1W 19 17
... 21 27 1W2S35
.. 25 27 lw 21 71
.. 25 27 lw 21 71
... 23 27 1V 15 04
....29 27 lw-13 7-1
...29 27 lw 29 C9
... 23 27 1W29C9
.. 30 27 lw 29 CO
side
23 23 2e
... 31 27 lw 15 05
20 23 2c
...27 23 2e
. 27 23 2c
..23 2S 2e
... 23 23 2c
.. 29 23 2e
. 31 27 lw 15 05
....3127 1W 7 09
....32 27 lw 7C9
....33 27 lw 13 77
... 3127 1W29G9
.. 34 27 lw 15 03
....34 27 1W13 77
....35 27 lw I 30
29 23 2c
qr 29 23 2c
qr 29 23 2e
.30 271.V
36 27 lw
..30 27 1W
.. .30 27 lw
... 36 27 lw
. ..30 27 lW
643
J IS
0 43
3 18
C43
G13
29 23 2c
29 23 2e
.""SO 23 2e
30 23 2c
31 23 2e
..31 23 2c
. 31 23 2c
. 31 23 2e
..31 23 2o
. 32 23 2
32 28 2c
. 32 23 2e
.32 23 2e
..32 23 2e
..33 23 2e
33 23 2e
33 23 2e
. 33 23 2e
. 31 23 2e
. 34 23 2e
..31 23 2e
31 23 2e
34 23 2c
swqr swqr.
ATTICA TOWNSHIP.
Description S T li Tax
.ots o. i & . e - --
se qr mo qr . .
sioqrne qr
Lots No. 12.
ne qr .
Eeqr.
ne qr
nw qr
se qr
SJ qr . . .
ntoqr
ne qr
a hf nwqr. ...
s hfnc qr...
nw qr
seqr
seqr.
eht nc qr... .
se qr. .. .
sw qr
Lots No. 34.
ehrswqr. ...
nwqr
seqr
sw qr.
ehrnwqr. ..
se qr .. ..
Lots No 3&4
chf sw qr.. ..
. 1 27 2w 6 07
. 1 27 2w C 07
... 2 27 2w 11 77
...3 27 2W 5 23
. .! 27 2w 7 39
. 3 27 2w 23 93
.. 0 27 2w 15 70
. . 9 27 2w 7 39
. . . 9 27 2w 15 70
10 27 2-a 7 39
..11 27 2jt 21 1
. 12 27 2w 5 53
12 27 tur 5 59
..13 27 2ar 23 17
.. 13 27 2w 15 70
...1127 2W 7 39
TOWNSHIP
. 15 27 2w 7 51
S
T. R. Tix.
29 le 3 91
.. 15 27 2w 15 70
...17 27 2w33 9S
.13 27 2w 12 19
13 27 2w 12 19
...21 27 2w 15 70
.. 21 27 2w 15 70
...21 27 2w 15 70
...23 27 2h 8 05
...25 27 Sw 31 03
...30 27 2w 11 63
3 43
11 35
4 51
453
4 53
13 49
17 17
9 47
950
.12 29 lc
12 39 le
.13 29 le
13 29 le
13 '29 le
21 29 le
.21 29 le
, 1 29 '20
. 1 29 2c
1 29 2o
. 1 29 2e
1 29 2c
..30 27 2w 11 68
3 8G
J SO
sw qr
...32 27 2w 22 90
GARDEN PLAINS TOWNSHIP
Descrintlon S T. K: Tax.
380
J 86
15 51
swqr 23 27 3w 11 89
WACO TOWNSHIP.
13 51
15 51
30 81
Dccriptien
swqrnwqr . .
Lets 3, 4 5 .
se q nw qr .
Beqr. .
C A7.
c hf nc qr. .
S. T. It. Tav.
. 5 23 lc 5 7i
. 0 2 le 1G 45
3-2 00
C 23 le 5
17 00
30 50
17 GO
9 03
9 0.1
17 00
9 0J
9 0)
8 20
9 03
J W
17 60
8 25
15 40
30 bj
9 1J
9 49
156
4 55
4 56
9 07
9 07
9 1)9
8 20
17 CO
133
10 25
17 CO
17 GO
8 20
3181
30 01
It 19
8 05
17 61
31 Si
3 81
3 83
22 SW
15 40
7 93
0 40
10 43
10 13
8 03
8 77
S03
17 13
17 13
17 1J
701
12 30
5 43
5 40
5 43
5 4,!
2 71
2 71
2 71
5 57
5 41
10 41
5 43
5 43
11 45
II 47
8 79
8 79
15 00
5 II
199
O 23 le 2.1 75
20
. . .
G 23 le It 13
0 23 1c 11 13
4 29 2c
4 29 2e
4 29 2e
i 29 2c
4 29 2c
4 29 2e
4 29 2e
5 29 2e
5 29 2e
5 29 2e
5 29 2e
5 29 2e
(. 29 2e
0 29 2c
7 29 2c
7 29 2c
7 29 2c
7 29 2e
7 29 2e
8 29 2e
8 29 2e
8 23 2c
8 29 2c
7 23 le
7 23 le
7 2Sle
7 23 le
8 23 le
9 23 le
13 53
11 31
Jit
311
13 53
2 44
se qr
sc
qrswqr
Lot
)tNo.4
w hf nc qr.
Lot .NO.,.
swqrspqr exceft
10 acs in nc coiner 10 23 le
s hf sw qr . . 10 23 le
LotNo 4 ... 1023 le
I.ot35&0ev.cept25
acs in ne corner 10 23 lc
whf nwqr . 15 23 le
w hf sw qr 1") 23 le
Lots 6 & "except 20
4SO
12 37
3 00
1111
11 10
11 13
10 30
2 07
2 97
577
577
577
577
577
577
5 77
577
5 87
5 87
12 37
12 37
It II
142
acs in ne corner. J5 23 le
nc qr ne qr
. 1(. 23 le
10 23 le
10 23 lc
.10 23 le
16 23 le
10 23 1c
16 23 le
.10 S3 le
10 23 le
II. 23 lc
.13 23 le
13 23 lc
13 23 le
1323 1e
19 23 lc
se qrne qr ...
ne qrte qr ....
nwqr seqr ,.
seqr seqr. . ..
sw qr se qr . .
ne qrswqr.. ..
nwqrsw qr....
scqrsw qri...
swqr swqr . .
enfneqr
Lots No 1 A 2
e hf sw qr. . .
Lots No J A 1
8 29 2C
qr 8 29 2e
.. 8292c
9 2"'
. 9 29 2c
. 9 29 2e
10 29 2e
.11 29 2e
11 29 2e
.13 29 2e
.17 29 2e
17 29 2o
.13 29 2e
17 29 2e
ehf nwqr
nw qrnw qr except
10 acs in ne corner ID 23 lc
swqrnwqrexoept
luacs mnecor.. nam
4 13
se qr
n ht ne qr
chf nwqr
nwqrnw qr. ..
LotNo 1
s hf sw qr
8 hf nw qr . .
n hf sw qr .. .
sw qr
sbf Anwqrsc qr
LotsNo 3 A 4....
hi nw qr
Lots3A4
shf nw qr
11 qrsw qr
sSqrs sw qr.
seqr
neqr ne qr
nwqr
s hf nw qr nw qr.
whf nw qr .
neqr se qr
nw qr sc qr ...
seqr c qr . ...
swqr se qr ....
neqrsw qr
nwqrswqr
seqr sw qr
swnrswqr
:0 23 lc 22 07
13 29 2i
21 23 le 11 11
21 23 le 11 11
... 19 2) 21
:e
.19 29 2c
22 23 le
22 23 lo
22 23 le
3123 le
31 23 le
5
19 29 2e
21 29 2e
21 29 2e
22 29 2e
.22 29 2c
21 29 2e
25 29 2c
26 29 2e
4 SO
5 So
10 43
12 45
33 23 le 27 09
2 23 lw 16 18
. 1 23 lw 12 11
4 23 lw 10 94
. 5 23 lw I CI
5 23 lw 4 01
. 5 23 lJ 2 11
. 5 23 lw 11 53
0 23 lw 17 05
. 3 23 lw 4 15
.1123 1W23SO
12 23 lw 12 89
13 23 lw 8 73
27 20 2e
.23 29 2e
3J 20 2c
31 29 2e
...31 29 2c
31 29 2c
31 29 Se
31 29 2e
31 29 2e
31 29 2o
,31 29 2c
32 29 2e
32 29 2c
..32 29 2e
16 23 lw
16 23 lw
.16 23 lw
16 23 lw
16 23 1W
10 23 lw
16 23 lw
,1G 23 lw
020
020
G20
6 26
5 14
5 11
5 14
5 11
.32 29 2c
nwqrexcept20acs
in ne comer ... 13 23 lw 14 95
sw qr .. 19 23 lw 17 05
nc qr except 20 acs
in ne corner.. 20 23 lw 11 93
sc qr 21 23 lw 17 05
sw qr . . .22 23 lw 21 42
n hf nc qr ... 23 2- lw 12 40
sc qr 23 23 lw 24 42
n hf nw qr except
1 ac in nc corner 20 23 lw 12 16
ne qr except 20 acs
in ne corner . 27 23 lw 19 33
nw qr except 10 ac
in ne corner .. 27 23 lw 20 63
e qr except 20 acs
in ne corner . 27 23 lw 19 33
swqrcxceptSOacs
in ne corner .. . 27 23 lw 19 33
ne qr .. . .2s 23 lw 15 30
S. T. R. Tax
. 20 25 lwll 09
. 23 25 lw 9 52
23 25 lw 20 H
...30 25 lw 20 61
. " 23 lw 11 00
..33 25 lw 3 S3
. SO 25 lw
36 25 lw
. 30 25 lw
30 25 lw
. 30 25 lw
30 25 lw-
..30 25 lw
2 8.1
2 65
2 85
5 75
5 7")
5 75
5 7.
se qr .. ... 32 23 lw 17 05
se qr except to acs
in ne corner... . 33 23 lw 16 02
swqr 33 23 lw 17 05
20 lc
10
swqr 35 23 lw 1. 0j
ILLINOIS TOWNSHIP.
se qr . . . . 1 23 2w 6 C2
swqr 1 23 2w G C2
ee qr .. . 1 23 2W 6 62
seqr 3 23 2w 14 01
swqr 17 23 Sw 11 01
sw qr 21 23 2W 11 01
se qr.. 15 23 2W 11 01
SALEM TOWNSHIP
13 20 lc 11 21
.13 20 le 11 25
29 20 le 9 33
.29 26 le 7 01
.. 1 ii lw 15 35
. 1 26 lw 1C 17
.. 3 20 lw 9 3.1
.. 3 20 lw 4 74
.. 3 20 lw 5 Ol
. 3 20 lw 19 27
.. 3 26 lw 5 43
.. 3 20 1W 5 48
3 20 1W10 4
. 11 20 1W 27 01
..12 26 1W 13 71
13 20 1W20 90
14 26 1W 10 93
.14 26 1W 7 10
25 20 1V 11 Sa
Lotsl 4 2 .
shfucqr
shf nW qr ..
nWqr e qr.
ne qr sW qr ,
nW qrsWqr
se qr nW qr ,
n hrsc qr
sW qr .
n hr se qr . .
nc qr
Lotsl A 2
ehf nWqr ..
se qr nc qr .
n hfscqr . ...
shfnW'qr ..
n hr sW" qr .
neqrue qr
sc qr ne qr . .
sW qr ne qr
n hf se qr .
e hf nW qr ,
V qr
LotNo 7 . ...
s hf nc qr
shrnW" qr
Lots No 1 A 2
ehfnWqr ..
sW" qr
. 1 29 le
4 29 le
t 29 lc
... 5 29 le
. 5 29 le
.. S 29 le
. 8 23 le
11 29 lc
. 11 29 le
. 14 29 le
10 !K
10 18
10 93
509
5 CO
5C9
509
10 S3
10 01;
TOWNSHIP.
10 93
. IS 29 le 33 52
19 29 le 16 E6
13 29 le 16 SO
. 20 29 1e 3 03
..20 23 le 16 90
..20 26 lc 16 96
S
T. R. Tax.
1 25 lw 12 03
.. 6 25 lw 16 55
. 7 25 lw 32 70
9 25 lw 10 00
16 25 lw 5 7
. 10 '25 1W 5 75
...10 25 1W 5 75
...10 25 1W 5 75
. 18 25 lw 10 23
20 25 lw 10 35
20 20-le
22 23 le
. 22 29 le
..22 29 le
22 29 le
22 29 1c
.22 29 le
21 29 le
29 29 le
. 29 29 le
. .11 29 le
31 2) le
16 90
2 01
2 01
4 03
7 76
7 76
7 12
1 58
...22 251 W 0 01
...22 25 1W
...22 25 lw
22 2") 1W
. 10 25 2W
. 16 25 2W
. 16 23 2W
. .16 25 2W
CC1
GC1
8 03
5 25
5 21
5 25
6 84
684
684
G82
..32 29 le 13 23
ne qr...
S3 29 le 13 23
5 '25
3 acs in nW part of
...17 2") 2W 19 86
,. 22 25 2w 17 32
.. 22 23 2W 17 32
.. 24 25 2W 17 01
.. 2 25 3W It 51
.. 10 25 3W G 23
se qr
sW qr
nW qr.
33 20 le 8 67
33 29 lc 13 23
.35 29 lc 7 12
OHIO TOWNSHIP.
seqr
Lots 3. K. 4..
1 23 1W 19 53
.. 2 20 1W
9 9.1
s hr nW qr.
Lots 1 & 2 ..
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Lots 1 2..
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,. G29 1W
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.. 7 23 1W
7 23 1W
.10 23 lV
11 23 1W
.11 29 1W
9 95
7 It
7 41
7 19
7 19
9 95
997
S T It Tax
. 30 25 2w 3 89
..30 25 2W 7 39
,.30 25 2W. 4 57
.. 8 26 1W23 93
17 26 lw 11 17
, 17 26 1W 23 12
, 23 20 1W 22 40
.23 26 lw 15 70
29 26 lw 7 3!'
30 20 lw 8 39
30 20 1W 8 91
31 20 lw 8 17
31 20 1W S 91
32 20 1W 17 42
,31 20 lW 11 32
35 20 lw 11 32
2 20 2W 9 70
. 2 20 2w 9 70
4 20 2W 8 50
10 20 2w 16 97
10 20 2W 10 97
25 25 2W 10 36
.25 26 2W 13 63
.20 20 2w 12 17
997
12 29 1W 19 53
12 23 1W 20 50
.17 29 1W 11 71
, 25 2) 1W" 22 83
. a; 29 iw 11 17
sW qr...
23 29 IW 23 97
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of ne qr 31 29 IW
5 50
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31 29 IW 7 19
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32 29 IW 14 71
,32 29 IW 8 91
33 23 IW 23 97
33 29 IW 23 97
31 29 IW 22 SI
33 23 IW 10 G5
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nW qr .
sW qr .
neqr
sc qr .
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NINNESCAH TOWNSHIP.
sc qr 21 23 2w 16 90
shf swqr 22 29 2w 113
whf nwqr... . 27 23 2w 1 IS
se or sc qr . . 27 29 2w G 56
23 20 2W 9 07
23 20 2w 12 70
31 20 2W 9 55
31 20 2 W 11 3.1
35 20 2w 13 17
ehrncqr 23 29 2w 3 31
swqr 29 29 2w 13 23
TOWNSHIP.
se qr ne qr
, 33 23 2W 1 87
.33 29 2w 1 87
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S T K Tax
... 1125 3W13C2
34 29 2W 2 25
..3t 29 2w 2 23
. 33 29 2W 10 75
. 35 29 2W 10 7)
.. 3 29 3W 0 81
.. 3 29 3T G 84
. 10 23 3W 13 23
... 16 25 3w 3 3-J
16 25 3W
.. 1S25 3W
...10233W
,. .16 25 2W
...16 25 3W
.. 10 23 3w
...16 25 SW
...16 25 3W
...16 25 3W
...16 25 3w
...16 25 3W
8 32
0 91
8 32
907
907
907
9 07
907
907
3 07
West Wichita.
Chicago Avenue, lot 27, 33 cts.
Lot 51, 2 64 Pearl--50100 feet
In rescrre B $11 36. 50x100 feet
in reserve 11 33 cts. Six acres
in east end of Walker's reserve
$2 96. Oak Street lots, 39 cts.
Osage Street, lot 1, 41 els., lots 7
A9,60cts.,lot2l,S127. Wich
ita Street, lot 44 39 cts., 17, 33
9 07
..23 23 3w 33 47
...36 25 3W 4 77
...36 25 3w 4 77
...36 23 3w 4 77
.. 36 2 3w 4 77
... 1 26 3w 21 IS
... 2 26 3w 8 03
...4 26 3V 12 17
.. 23 26 3W 22 26
cts. 43,!3 Ct3., 58, S3 Cts., 57. 33
cts. Walnut Street, lot 23, 35 cts
Texas Street, lots 16, 13 and 20,
76 cts., lot 60, SI 63.
82 02 3132 333135 30 3733 39 40,82 02 Lota4112
43 44 15 46 47 43 4" 50, 82 02 Lots 51 52 53 5t565SC0,
8149 Lots 62 C4 63 07 70 71, 81 23.
WATER STREET!
Lotsl2345678910, 82 01 Lots 11 12 13 14 15
16171819 20,82 01 Lots21 2223 212526 27282930,
82 01 Lots 31 32 33 31 35 30 37 33 33 10, 82 01 Lots
41 42 43 44 45 40 47 43 49 50, 82 01 Lets 51 52 53 54 53
56 5753 59 60.82 01 Lots CI 62 6364 05066703 69 70,
82 01 Lots 71 72 73 71 73 76. 18 27.
MARKET STREET.
Ltsl25C91013171921,S201 Lots23232729
313335 371143,82 01 Lotr 43 47 49515353, 8127.
Lots in City of Wichita.
WATER STREETCltJ-Proptr.
L't ; Tax : Lt ! Tax J Lt Tax J Lt ! Tax ! Lt ! Tax
13 82 3.5 17 80 59 51 S 91 53 82 V, 0010 90
61 1 70 C2 10 Wi CI 10 U6 67 1 76 ta 1 76
71 1 70 73 15 4.5 71 10 73 71 1 5.5 lot 15 25
100 23 1(5 107 5 W Ifti II 89 U7 0 53 U'J 5 57
8. T. K. Tax.
. 3 28 le 11 GO
. 3 28 le 11 SI
. 4 23 lc 11 23
120
120
15 00 12t 1 2". 122 10 45 123 1 23 I2t 10 45
10 45 123 10 45 130 10 15 133 1 25 135 1 23
1 2. ItJ 10 43 112 10 45 159 1 20 101 1 29
1 20
137
171
1
20
31
50
78
92
99
112
121
132
140
CHURCH STKEET-City Proper
1 02 12
1 02 22
102 ST,
75 52
75 80
75 91
73 100
75 116
CO 122
ft, 131
o-
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10:
15
21
37
1 02 10
4 73 25
73 45
75 70
73 83
75 flfl
75 102
CO 119
m 123
CO 112
1 02 17
102
102
75
75
75
75
73
CO
06
tc
1 02 27
75 47
73 75
73 90
75 97
7'. 110
CO 120
CO 127
GO lit
73 65
7 80
75 in
75 101
75 117
CO 121
W 138
MAIN STREET-City Proper.
16 71 09 26 40 73 30 2101137 10 37 13159 33
49 51 39 53 21 73 C5 40 70 73 15 5.5 97 T 01
115 8 41 110 0 53 129 7 18 131 t 05 130 1 99
133 1 90 142 1 99 113 1 Ct ltt 1 99 141 2 23
1C1 1 5t 190 1 M 192 1 51 15x70 feet $10 7J
20x70 feet 10 73 nhf 10 9 01 17 07
COURT STREET-City Proper.
1 02 4 1 02 0 10-2 8 1 02
1 02
1 02
102
102
1 02.
1 02
1 02
49
75
11
20
27
41
51
00
70
111
123
tot
61
12
102
14
1 02
1 02
1 02
1 02
1 02
Iff
32
49
M
1 ffi
1 02
1 02
1 02
102
102
1 02
1 02
1 02
1 02
1 02
21
I 02
1 02
102
1 02
30
47
GO
C7
83
5')
1 02 Ti
1 02 89
49 116
00 155
CO 57
I 02 77
1 02 110
75 122
U 157
1 02
1 02
1 02
49 112
75 11!
20 05 127
CO 100
75 125
CO 105
MARKET STREET-City Proper.
35
49
53
145
150
135
105
170
3C9
It 05
6 01 30 13 17 40
31 75 5.5 11 45 55
11 42 79 11 42 81
125 117 10 45 113
10 45 152 1 25 15.5
10 15 15.) 2t 03 ltd
1 2. 107 10 45 103
10 13 183 22 10 13
1 17 43
9 41
51
11 45 5:
11 15
5 31 77
10 75 1 10
1 25 151
10 4 157
10 45 1C6
1 23 131
11 42 92
1
1 25 149 10 45
10 40 154 1
10 15 103 10 45
1 25 109 10 45
15 67 33 3 70
NORTH MARKET-City Proper.
36 75 40 75 11 75 42 75 4.5
45 73 CO 75 02 75 05 75 73
81 75 86 75 92 75 95 75 91
95 75 102 75 101 75 113 75 122
121 C7 112 07 111 07
LAWRENCE AVENUE City Proper.
30 10 33 57 6 73 CO 6 76 01 16 33 C7 11 00
G9 11 00 71 II W) 105 10 33 107 10 33
109 10 33 111 10 33 145 2 03 117 2 03 119 2 03
151 SI 02 15.1 2 01 155 2 03 157 2 03 171 2 03
173 2 (tt 175 2 03 185 2 03 187 2 C3 189 25 55
191 2 03
NORTH LAWRI"NCE AVENUE City Proper.
31 1 25 43 1 13 53 1 13 53 1 13 C3 1 02
77 80 81 80 90 73 105 75 109
117 63 121 C.5 137 C3 141 63
DOUGLAS AVENUE City Proper
50 10 37 52 10 37 70 32 71 74 29 49 70 16 12
82 44 83 81 81 21 101 23 Ct 100 31 25 113 21 09
LAWRENCE AVE. J. K Mead's Addition
2 2 03 4 2 03 20 2 03 23 23 02 SO 2 03
32 3 21 31 3 21 36 3 21 33 3 21 19 3 21
53 1 06 80 14 17 82 2 2
TOPEKA AVENUE-J. Is Mead's Addition.
13 1 40 12 7 13 15 3 55 17 3 55 SO 25 35
33 1 40 42 17 90 U) 1 11 C2 23 35 70 1 1
73 25 02 79 2 25
EMPORIA AVENUE J. R. Mead's Addition.
23 4 1)1 30 7 21 43 2 73 II 12 OT 45 2 73
46 2 73 17 2 73 51 2 73 01 2 73 82 2 25
FOURTH AVENUE-J. R. Mead's Addition.
35 1 01 43 2 02 15 2 02 47 2 02 50 2 02
53 2 02
FIFTH AVENUE I. E Mead's Addition
36 1 02 S3 1 02 10 I 02 42 1 02 X 5 31
o; 81 OS 81 81 2 73 S3 3 23 Block
SI 1 Ul
tENTEALA VENUE-J R. Mead'3 Addition.
37 61
MEAD AVENUE-J R. Mead's 2d Addition.
27 2 78 3 IICS 31 ! 73
MOSELEY AVENUE Meid Addition. 2 07
DOUCLAS AVENUE-J.E.Mcad's Addition.
22 1 99 21 1 00 20 4 05 52 C 59 51 C 59
U 13 IS U 'J 1J
DOUGLAS AVE J R Mead's 2d Addition.
2 71
NORTH LAWRENCE AVE-Hilton's Additon
11 85 43 84 45 81 123 52 127 5.
TOPTICA AVENUE-Hilton's Addition.
3 1 1.3 7 1 5.1 9 1 53 10 5 SI 11 1 33
2i i Si ,- 29 75 33 C7 35 67
37 07 39 07 51 52 .?52
EMPOULV AVENUE-IflTtSn's Addition
1 1 53 81 SZ-iZl 53 13 75 1 73
20 75 21 7520 75 27 7-5 23 75
40 CO 41 50 12 AS 43 56 11 50
45 X 47 50 51 52 5J 52
FOURTH AVENUE-Hilton's Addition.
1 12, 3 12. C 1 25 3 1 25 9 1 25
10 1 25 11 1 25 10 75 17 73 13 73
19 75 20 73 22 75 21 07 30 C7
32 G7 31 07 36 07 10 C7 57 52
53 32 59 52 GO 52 CI 52
FIFTH AVENUE-Hilton's Addition
12 73 It Gl 16 01 13 CI 20 32
22 52 21 52 26 52 23 52
CENTRAL AVENUE-Hilton's Addition.
6 2 25 8 1 23 23 1 02 21 1 02 26 S3
-J5 Ol 3) S3 31 33 CO 75 02 75
U 13 G6 75 03 75 70 75 72 75
WATER STREET Griffcnsteir's Addition.
2 22 15 1 10 CI 3.1 11 01 SO 4 C3 40 1 G5
12 0 95 11 1 75 52 15 15 flt 1 5.1 50 1 i)
53 1 5.5 CO 13 37 01 10 J7 S3 4 03
MAIN STREE1 Griffentein's Addition.
1 17 96 II 11 CO 21 It It 21 9 03 E 20 4.)
F 5 31 D 5 31 U 7 81 1! 7 31 A 7 31
32 2 02 11 H) 41 1 5.5 13 9 83 50 983
52 0 83 03 1 5J 72 1 01
MARKET STREET Griffenstcin's Addition
J 2 25 K 2 25 L 2 2 31 9 S3 SC 9 83
33 5 96 11 12 in 12 9 8.3 43 1 53 11 D S3
55 1 53 CO 9 63 C2 9 tS C4 17 47 05 10 92
MARKET SI REET Griffcnstem's Aelditiou.
06 9 S3 67 1 53 C3 9 S3 CD 9 12 70 21 23
71 1 53
LAWRENCE AVE -Griffcnslein's Additian.
72 i 52 71 C 82 76 4 '2
DOUGLAS AVE Griffenstcin's Addition.
57 IS 12 10 13 12 Ct 117 13 C3 117 13
05 10 71 C7 15 29 121 22 10
WILLIAM STREET-Griffcnstein's Addition.
1 225 3 10 37 5 223 11 225 19 225
LAWRENCE AVE-Engluh's Addition. 1 73
TOPEK.V AVENUE English's Addition.
10
17
31
42
54
07
71
II
21
35
41
re
G9
102
43
2 73
75
102
1 02
10 J7
12
31
1 02
1 02
1 02
15.5
1 02
1 02
125
102
36 75
48 1 02
53 S 31
70 1 23
76 10 37
102
12 90
EMPORIA AVENUE English's Addition.
11 1 53 10 15 13 13 1 53 SO 5 16 32 84
north hilf 31 51 It 125 15 12S 47 125
43 1 25 51 1 2 55 1 2. C3 1 02 C5 6 59
G6 1 02 07 1 02 03 1 02 09 1 02 72 1 02
7J 1 02 71 1 02 75 1 02 76 1 02
FOURTH AVENTE-EnglUh's Addition.
6 75 8
13 1 02 15
32 75 33
33 75 40
4i 1 02 5.5
00 1 25 fi
ll 4 00 73
1 1 25 6 1 25 7 1 25 S IK 9 1 25
10 125 II 123 12 2 73 14 117 10 117
19 1 17 21 1 17 21 1 17 S3 1 17 12 1 17
11 5 31 45 1 17 47 1 17 49 1 17 51 1 17
52 1 17 54 1 17 EC I 17 53 6 59 53 1 17
CO 1 17 01 1 17 G2 1 17 G3 1 17 Gl 5 31
05 1 17 CO 1 17 G7 1 17 03 2 73 C9 1 17
72 1 17 73 1 17 74 1 17 7 1 17 76 1 17
FIFTH AVENUE-English's Addition.
It 1 25 10 1 02 13 1 02 20 1 02 26 1 02
23 1 02 30 1 02 32 1 02 31 1 02 30 1 02
33 85 10 85 12 8 52 S 51 3 23
50 75 2 75 Ot 75 CO 73 03 75
2 23 71 2 25 70 2 25
DOUGLAS AVENUE English's Addiiion.
1 23 03 3 10 37 13 5 31 15 5 31 17 5 31
13 5 31 21 5 31 23 6 .53 25 1 00 7! I 00
29 1 06 33 6 59 35 G 53 37 11 50 41 6 73
15 6 79 45 14 50 17 15 80 5J 3 15 01 6 SO
63 C59
WICHITA STREET Waterman's Addition.
Jii 7 03 1 20 13 sonth half 3 10 87 39 11 17
-11 5 81 43 2 02 45 5 31 47 17 80 49 2 02
;5L 2 02 57 It IS 59 2 02 C3 2 02 72 170
NORTH WICHITA STREET-Citj-Tropcr.
1 02
1 02
5
1 02
20
37
I 02 22
85 10
73 57
75 03
75 81
43 89
75 102
C7 120
C7 12S
G7 14-5
07 159
67
10-2
85
25
42
M
70
82
91
105
121
nt
115
103
1 02
85
74
75
J 02
S)
75
75
20
45
Gi
79
M
OS
1 02
75
51
75 05
43 80
43 87
43 10O
67 119
C7 125
67 112
C7 152
67 10.5
1180
43
75
07
75
83
93
43
43
43
7. 114
GO 117
07 lit
G7 110
G7 I'll
07 105
07 122
07 137
C7 150
67 101
G7
77
07
WACO STREET Waterman's Addition.
81
27 81 29 84 01 81
37 SI 33 11 CI 41 -81
47 20 19 50 15 4J 52 1 25
56 12557 12359 113
NORTH WACO STREET.
151
1 3
1 5.5
1 23
81
125
1 02
6 53
07
C7
07
8
30
67
07
07
07
07
13
43
Ct
70
67
07
07
67
67
20
50
at
67
7t
80
91
82 25 55
8 21
C7 92
C7 li rt
C7
C7 101
C7 102
122 67 121
135 57 137
113 67 116
2 11 129
07 139
C7
07 131
07 111
PINE STREET.
1 C7 2 C7
lot C, Waterman's Addition, 9 12
RIVER Waterman's Addition.
33 13 13 35 75 41 75
SUEHMAK STREET-Waterman's Addition
33 73 45
la 5i
75 53
61 75
CHICAGO
1 75 3
16 75 17
20 75 27
32 75 33
AVENUE-Shnman's Addition.
7a 13 75 15 75
75 21 75 25 73
75 30 7. 31 75
75 35 73 36 73
75
75
75
TroLisntcn's Office, Wichita,
u . Ivajtsas, July loth, 1373. J
Public notice is hereby given that pursuant to
law I nill, atmTomce, on Tuesday the 7lh day
or Septcmher, A. D. 1S73, nnd nest succc-ding
days, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and
4 o'clock P.M., sell at public auction, the above
described tracts ofland and townlots, (orso much
oT each as may be necessary for the purpose,) fur
the delinquent taxes and charges for the year A
D- lt. L. N. WOODCOCK,
Treasurer Sedgwick County, Kansas.
BISSANTZ & BUTLER,
-Dealers in-
STOVES, TIN WAEE ETC.
Special Attention paid to Repairing and all
kinds of Job Work.
PUMPS A SPECIALTY.
Good Price paid lor Old Copper nail
Tea Lead.
No. 74 Douglas Ave., Wichita, Kansas.
1-
1 67
23 G7
5t 07
C5 C7
75 07
81 C7
Ot! 07
101 G7
133 07
111 07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II. II. KICnAltDd.
O. r.OGEKS.
RICHARDS & ROGERS,
GROCERS!
Douglas Avenue, East of Main Strcct,tWichitx,
Kansas. 12-tf
:m:. ziinE'EJXi'Y',
DkALIR IX
IK A.IRID"Vr.AJR:Ei-T
STOVES, TINWARE,
THE CELEBRATED GARDES C1TT
PLOWS AND CULTIVATORS.
URON'S CORN PLANTERS.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.
Rotjfinj, Guttering, and all Unit Job Wtr
Dane to Order.
NO. 25 MAIN STREET,
WICHITA, KANSAS.
My
(3-0 0?0
MURPHY & REILEYI
to buy your
O-OOEKIES!
At Wholesale and Entail.
Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides !
IDOTJGKLlA .A.-VE.
4th Door East oj Douglcs Ave, House.
FLOUR & FEED STORE
O.B.XjTJIDIj-urM: & QO,
Commission Merchants.
Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Highest Market Price paii in Cash for Grain.
Como and see us. First door Eait or
Eaglo mock. 19-tf
MONEY! MONEY!
I CAN negotiate Loans In stmja to suit, tipon
Improved Farms,
IN SEDGWICK COUNTY,
On from ono ;to live years time, at low rates of
interest ami on better terms than ever before of
icred:intne Arljinsas Valley. Borrowers have
the privilege of paying 'the money back at any
tune I. F. CADMUS,
Sedgwick City.
nJZt.'l"fe, of UEEts IIakhis, Attorneys,
nvicbita. Office in Commercial Bloci.
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