The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
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The Si.ovt creek lead aIRe< pan cat
6oO,o $50 LIS 81 oss per week
water tanks 4leu= the line es the Kan
So Pacific frOze n, ls.ss week
One hundred an.i nine patients n the
Kansas def ard dumb ssyIgni-5I r.ales
and - females.
The taxes o. the Missouri River Fert
Scott * Cuff railroad IN Cherokee com
" amount 10 So, eeo-
The BeIoit Daily Record ias enlarged
to four columns to the page WetrJsss ii
viii succeed Beloit nOw contains about
s-500 population
There are seven states ami tkIrty-eIShI
counties Of Kansas, represented BY I70
students IN the kansas agricultural col
iege at Manhattan.
\ new book written by Bishop Vail OF
Kansas, entitled The Comprehensive
Church. has jus, been published BY tllr
ApPlesons- Pr.c'.. S1-s5-
Gov Anthoay denies tllat III ,-.ts.- 81. =,
not eiecsetl Ia the Crii,.i States S,zas.-
Inst he viii ~ = sandi,3ass Eor President
II the Agricultural ssii>--c-
Mr.. Seofl.lI - she AZ = : IsurlIaytoa
railro&d claims thai the Missouri P.-c;lis,
is now at the hack of that enterprise. anil
means In push IL t;,ruash - tl.c south
weSt.
James Hemphill, one Of the oldest and
naoSt respected citizens OF Clay county,
MAS presented with an elegant and cost
ly cane l,y the OILS. settlers. ore day las,
week
William Higgins. stock agent Of the
NJ. II, x I. railroad, and. who is 10 be
the next Sergeant-ai-armSo OF the Kansas
hosiSe OF representatives. waS married
last week,
OF Congressman Phillips postal say
ings hank bill. the Hon. Piiny Freensn
Of New York, an able writer an finance,
says; should Mr.. Phillips succeed in
passing the bill he will become the great.
est national benefactor of the age
Hon. O. A. Root has sold his well i'm
proved farm in Dickinson county for
$4,000 cash, To CSpsaia John TOnkiE, re
Gently from Tennessee, Mr.. Root has
purchased 100 acres of fine lind, adjoin
ing his old p!Scc, which he will At once
improve,
Judge Lille informs us that in tint
winter of lS6OGi he Was member of the
Kansas Legislature, and that lust heforS
he went Ia the capital snow fell whlCl
made good SleighinS and thas lasted at
i ter he ret0rned-Some six weeks in all
With that exception this snow has laStet
/ IL '''" than any he has seen in the State
l-EOrV&a Herald
| Mr. J, +, Goddard, general frcish
agent of the AtehiSon, Topeka and SAINT;
Fe railroad, announces that, his roa,
having assumed control ofihe Denver an,
Rio GrSnde railroad by lease, it is pr
pared Ia do business To and from Denver
Colorado Springs, Canyon City, Alamo
81, FL Morn and other Colorado point
ON that liHc,
In Chase county, Mr., and Mrs, Ste
, gald lost their little child from croup
Mrs. Stegald beiuy at the time c..cist;,
through griefat the loss of their then oy
ly child, gave premature birth to AN ic
: FAINT that only lived few hours Bcior
either child was hurried the neither die,
also. Mother and children wcrc NJ
buried together, in one coffin.
Usage county is making some improv,
ments that have long been wanted in III
, item OF bridges. Two bridges have bee
built over Salt creek, one near T.yndor
and one near QGenemo, the latter is jus
being finished; one fine bridge jus
finished over the MarIas DIES Cygnes rive
near Melvern, one over the same streaT
near the west line of the county, one wi
soon be built over the Dragon west {
Burlingame, one north of Burlingam
over Switzler creek.