The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-05-30
STATE ITEMS.
Beloit is TO have water works.

Beloit is To have water works.
The question of water works is being
agitated at Salina.
Now the Kaw Valley will have an ed
itOrial association.
The Kansas Baptist state convention
meets at Clay Center June 9th.
The coming Saengerfest at Leaven-
worth will be an immense affair.
Topeka has eight newspapers and ten
printing offices. Three papers are daily.
The Topeka insane asylum will be
open for the reception of patients
June 1.
Hon. T. Dwight Thatcher, of Lawrence,
will deliver the decoration day address
at Paola.
The Wyandotte Refugee Relief Com
mittee has permanently adjourned for
want of work.
Ford and other western counties report
good rains, which will materially help
crops out there.
Atchison is too much crowded with
business to think of getting up an sex
position" Sensible conclusion.
The paraphenalia of lodge of Good
Templars has been seized for debt in
Waterville and will be sold for debt.
Capt. King thinks 200 persons will go
on the editorial excursion. He has made
ample arrangements for all, and it will
be an enjoyable trip.
Wilson county has voted 100000 in
aid of the st. Louis, Wichita & Western
railroad, now in operation to Oswego,
by a majority of nearly 700.
Writ w. Walton, president of the cap
ital guards, has been appointed by Gov.
st. John quartermaster general of the
Kansas state volunteers, with rank of
colonel.
a colored minister at Topeka, named
Weir, who was serving on district court
jury, let IA shawl crawl up under his coat
and stick there the other day at a store in
that town, and is now playing checkers
with his nose in the county Jail.
The following NJ. DIS compose the
committee of old school physicians,
whose duty it is under the new medical
law to examine applicants who desire to
practice medicine in Kansas, and to is
sue certificates:
d. w. Stormont, of Topeka; w. w
COchrane of AtchiSOn: c. c. FurleV OF
Wichita r. Morris, of Lawrence; +. S
Nicely, of LeavenwOrth; c. ii. Guber, OF
Beloit; G. w. Holderman, of Paola.
Alternates-W. i. Schenck, of Usage
City; Ii. $. Roberts, of Manhattan; 6.
r. Baldwin, of Fort Scott; w. +. Os
born, of Burlington; F. Sinks, of Leav.
worth; G. Boyd, of Newton; J. Leigh, OF
Hiawatha.
Post Office changes in Kansas during
the week ending May gath, 1879, furnish
ell by VIM. Van Week, of the post office
department:
| ESTABLISHED.
COOkville, WoOdson county, John w
Cook, p. NJ; Floyd, Mitchell county
William c. Rust, p NJ; Fruitland
Chase county, John Stanley, p. NJ.
Grainfield, Cove county, Banhard H.
Terhagen, p. NJ; Kaneada, Ness coun
ty, William ii. Chestnut, p. NJ; Ken
meth. Sheridan county, Matthew II. Cox,
p. NJ; Kidderville, Hodgeman county
George Faulkner, p. NJ; Lucerne, Sher
idan county, Absalom Clark, p. NJ; Or
worth, Lincoln county, George o. Chap
man, p. NJ; POntoon, Sumner county
Schuyler V. II. Hull, p. NJ; Retreat
HOdgeman county, David Ross, P. NJ.
Savonburgh, Allen county, John Keen
p. NJ; South Side, Osborne county, John
Allen, p. NJ; Vellotta, Edwards county
Zebina A. Macomber, p. NJ.
POsTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
Delmore, Mcpherson county, Mrs
Eunice r. Wyman; jamestown, Cloud
county, Myron NJ. Strain.