The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-05-13
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

KANSAS STATE NEWS.
| The following-named teachers have
been selected by the County Superintendent
and approved by State Superintendent Speer
as Normal School conductors and instruct
ors: Shawnee County, conductor, L. A.
Thomas; instructor, E. e. Heath; e. 8.
Randlebush and Chas. G. Fox will also as
sist. Usage County, conductor, J. A. Race.
salary, $125; instructors, n. X. Banker, j.
E. Williamson, Judson Adams, W. E. Bailey
and NJ. p. Spencer. Elk County, conductor,
N. r. Cook, salary SIPS; instructors, j. D.
Simpson and n. Newly. Dickinson County,
conductor, L. \. Thomas, salary $l60; in
structors, o. H. Crary and J. B. Burton.
Bourbon County, conductor, D.. E. San
ders, salary $50; instrnctors,j Pc c..
Young of Lawrence and B; Hudson,
| and o. p. Lee of Fort Scott. Mitchell
County, conductor, F. A. Fitzpatrick, sala-
~ $1s5; instructor, Miss NJ. II. Spencer, Nc
Pherson County, conductor, ". 81. Sweet,
salary $50; instructors, G. w. ,Veturn and
G. Cook. Atchison County, conductor, HI.
D. Mccartney, salary $50; instructor. b.
H. Nehant. Davis County, conductor, Z.
H. Hay, salary 500; instructor, Miss Frank
Orr. Chase County, conductor, j. w. Coop
er, salary $125. Anderson County, conduc-
tor, B. p. Harris, salary $50; instructors,
Mamie B. Hunter and w. j. Brinckley.
Sumner County, conductor, L. NJ. Knowles,
salary $150; Instructors, AnSol Greeley, Jr. :,
and w. j. Lingenfelter. Osborne County,
conductor, d. C. Tillotson, salary 500; in
structor, F. Brinswade.
The State Board of Railroad Asses
for the railroads in Kansas, for right of way,
road bed, track and telegraph lines: Salina
& Southwestern Railroad, controlled by the
U. P, "a 200 per mile; SolOman Railroad,
81 600; Junction City & Fort Kearney, 81 900;
Short Greek and Joplin, 81 500; Memphis,
Kansas &. Colorado, 81, 200; Kansas City,
Fort Scott & Gulf, 81 900; Missouri Pacific,
S. 900; Central Branch Union Pacific, s. 800;
Atchison & Colorado s. Pacific, controlled by
the Central Branch U. p, 81 900; Republic
can Valley, $4,000; Marysville & Blue Val
ley, $500; Joplin Railroad, $4,000; Kansas
City, Burlington e. Santa Fe, SIS, 700;
Atchison & Nebraska, 5000; Fort
Scott, Southeastern & Memphis, $1,000; At
Gibson, Jewell Co. & Western, controlled by
Central Branch U. P, $1,000; Missouri Pa
cific, Atchison Section Western Division,
$4,000; st. Joe e. Western, $4,1O0; Kansas
Central, $4,000; Leavenworth Branch Kan
sas Division, U. p, $1,000; Kansas Div. U.
P, unorganized counties, $1,000; organized,
5000; st. Louis g. San Francisco assess
ment not vt completed; St. Lawrence e
Western, controlled by Kansas Division
Union Pacific, $500; Missouri, Kansas &
Texas, Neosho Division, $4,000; Alma &
Manhattan, operated by the Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe, $4,000; Missouri. Kansas
& Texas, main line, $1,000; NJ, X. & T.,
Usage Division, $1,000; Rich Hill, $500;
Kansas City, Lawrence & Southern, 81, 200;
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, in morgan
lied counties, s., 200; organized, s., 200.
Postal notes: New offices established
Postmaster; Berwick, Saline County, Thomas
C. Ritter, Postmaster. Discontinued-Cal-
cutta, Douglas County. Postmasters ap-
pointed-Assaria, Saline County, Henry b.
Blair; Dallas, Norton County, James w.
Campbell; Dillon, Dickinson County, B. F.
Barnes; Garrison, Pottawatomie County,
VIM. H. Ska; Hawkeye, Decatur County,
Mrs. Eliza A. CLAIR; Stockton, Rocks Coun-
ty, Jas. H. Mitchell; Tannehill, Cowley
County, Martha E. Holland. '5'.'' i'i
Mr.. Geo. Eddy, druggist, of Leaven-
worth, and Mr.. H. X. Rowley, druggist, Of
Topeka, after conference with their lawyers
Hon. W. c. Webb, Of Topeka, and Hon.
Lucien Baker, of Leavenworth- on
the class Of cases to bring for the purpose Of
determining the validity Of the Prohibition
law as it affects druggists, their duties and
liabilities. 1t was decided to bring several
cases for the purpose of covering all the
questions likely to arise as affecting drug
gists, part to be brought in the District
ers in shawnee County. 1t is expected these
cases will reach the Supreme Court for hear
ing at the June session.
The Topeka, Salina & Western Rail-
road Company has elected the following
Directors: Chas. E. Faulkner, Wm.A A. Phil
lips, o. P. Hamilton, C. C. Cuth, Salina; II.
Hammer, Lincoln Center; W. F. Shamleffer,
Weston Arnold, Council Grove; G. T. Clark,
G.. Stafford. j. B. johnson, M. Bosworth.
Gen. D. Hale, Thos. B. George, Topeka.
Oficers-President, Chas. E. Faulkner;
Vice President and General Manager, G..
Stafford; Treasurer, Weston Arnold; Secre-
tary, Thos. B. George. .s..l.gt4yh
The State Dental Association, at its
recent session at Topeka, elected the follow
ing officers: President, DR.. A. H. Thomp-
son, of Topeka; First Vice-President, DR..
L. p. Meredith, Of Abilene; Second Vice
President, W. II. Shuke, of Atchison; Sec
rotary, DIR. J. D. Patterson, Of Lawrence;
Treasurer, DIR. A. NJ. Callahan, Of Topeka.
Papers were read, by DR.. Meredith, ''On
Dentistry and Society," and, by DIR. Patter- \
son, "On the Rational Ethics of Dentist
ry."
The Winfield Monitor says: Winfield
is very fortunate in being selected as the
place at which to hold the next State Camp