The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-01-23
Miscellaneous.


TIE following notaries were appointed
recently: ID. Il. Hirschler, Newton. Har-
yey County; s. W. Mccoy, Derby. Sedg-
wick County: Z. w. Kline Harper, Harper
County; A. NicOdemuS, Plainsville, Rocks
County; William b. Shaw, Spearville, Ford
County; James w. Orr. Spearvilie, Ford
County: Fred. ii. Click, AtchisOn, Atchison
County; w. j. Fitzgerald, Dodge City, Ford
County.
THE State Bar Association held its an
nual meeting at Topeka on the 18th, and
was presided over by Justice Valentine of
the Supreme Court. The following new
members were added to the Association:
w. 7. Clark. W. L. Webas, W. Littlctield,
AImeron Gillette. W. p. Douthtt, &. ii.
Lewis, C. W. Smith, ID. {. Nellis, &.
W. Beriram, ii. l.. Alden, Ira EllOrd. r
s. Hicks. J. b. Clogston, Ed S. Waterbury,
w. W. Scott, A. l.. Redden, +. L. Gillette,
l.. +. Kellogg, David kelso. Geo. J. Barker
and w. w. Smith. The annual election of
officers resulted in making ii. Ii. Orton
President; w. a. johnson Nice-President;
w. Ii. Rossingtnn, Secretary. and Judge
Valentine Treasurer. Executive Council,
Judge Humphrey, Judge David Martin,
Judge florence; and Judge Houke,
j. ID. SnOddy, Judge David Mar.
tin and George j. Barker were
appointed a committee to draft appropriate
resolutions touching the death of the late
Judge Stevens, who was Vice President of
the Association. Messrs. Everest, Sn0ddy
and Redden were appointed committee to
prepare and submit amendments to the con-
stituton that are deemed necessary. After
a general discussion upon the question of
rcOrganizing the Judiciary, redistricting the
State aud a Constitutional Convention the
meeting adjourned until February 3.
AN east-bound train was recently ditched
near Longton. The cause of the wreck was
broken rail. The sleeper, baggage and
mail cars were thrown from the track and
the nihu emu VI 'iie si'"hei' W Seiious
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eIoped, and one was discharged as not in
sane.
HE Herald Telegraph and TELEPHONE
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of a corporation chartered recently under
State laws. Tie purpose of the company
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within the State, with headquarters III Fort
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THERE are thousands Of acres of land in
Western Kansas subject to settlement that
can be had without controversy with the
Government or fear of having TO fight Uni
'e" ''''es ''''i''
SENATOR INGALLS, has been renOminated
J. W. CHENEY, of Gettysburg, was as
sassinated the other night by some unknown
person. who came upon him f.om behind
and shot him i'm the hack with q load of
huckshot. Cheney fell to the ground and
dleu Witiiin zen minutes aiter ne was Snot.