Dodge City times., 1888-12-06
STATE NEWS

Clay Center Times: There wers
shipped from Morganville the first hal
Of November, 81 cars Of corn.
GARDEN City Herald: Dan widms,
killed an eagle four miles east of town
VIII measured seven feet and six inches
from tip to tip Of wings.
A company has been established a.
Kirgmsn to devslope thu mineral paint
Industry. The red rock from which it is
made Is found in abundance mere.
At Kingm the Moore ealt company
hava their buildings about completed.
Their boilers for the works have arrived
and they will he making ealt in few
jsys.
Pszico Courier: Boyer brothers have
force Of ten men at work on the new
hotel, at Maple Hill, and are rushing
The work in order to be ready for co,d
| weather. d.
H4a5yar Democrat: Thera is one
settlement over in Charleston township
made up almost exclusively with bache-
lors living alone and doing tEeir own
house work.
Abilene Reflector: A 3-year-o old
daughter of Sheriff d. ". Naill ate q
piece of poisoned meet placed in the
kitchen TO Kill rats and was saved from
dying by prompt measures.
Atchison Globe: s.. Louis college
will be opened January 1. The plss-
tering of the buiding is now in progress.
The fair talked o. will probably be held
between Christmas and New Year.
Garden City Herald; The first mort
gage bonds have been recorded on the
Omaha, Dodge City & Southern railroad
to the Metropolitan Trust company Of
the city OF New York. at the rate CT $780,
600 per mile.
Olathe Democrat: Miss Mary Hen
Erickson was ascending the stairs with
some hot water, when che stumbled an.
fell, spilling the boiling fluid over her
right hand and arm and scalding it
severely to the elbow.
Bur'ingame Democrat: As a farmer
named Gehring was starting out of town
with a lead of coal be was suddenly
taken with an epelep!ic fit and fell from
the seat into tie wagon in an
unconscious condition.
A II rton dispatch says: Plans have
been completed for the new opera house.
The building will be three stories high,
and will seat 1000 people. Pennsyl-
vania capitalists are backing the enter
price.
Medicine Lodge Index: Walter A.
While, aged about SO years, committed
suicide near his home, one mile south
east OF Lodi postoffice, this county,
by hanging. For some time he had
complained Of hard times and i'll luck.
Oswego Independent: Ths growth
OF Oswego knows ho check. The good
crops Of this vacinity, in connection
With the building improvements, puts
money in circulation, and thrift and
contentment are seen ON every hand.
Medicine Lodge Index: There is con-
siderable talk about a creamery at Hazle-
ton. Mr.. DeLisle has a man who will
furnish ore hat of the necessary capital
if the people here will take the baiancs.
1t is estimated that about $1,000 will be
necessary.
Olethe Mirror: Mrs. Miller, who with
her husband, lived about three miles
west Of Shawnee, while attempting to
rescue some valuable papeis from her
burning house last Thursday, was suffu-
Gated and her body burned to q crisp.
The funeral was held at the Catholic
church in Shawnee last Friday.
Wichita Eagle: The Santa Fe, one
day recently, pnt seven train loads Of
cattle in the stock yards. Each traiu-
load made up twenty-five cars. They
came in from the panhandle of Texas. It
va stated ten more train loads would
be in in the next fiftesn hours. Baei-
ness, as a result, was rushing around the
Yards.
Topeka Capital Commonwealth: Mr.. !
Milo Carleton OF Pardee, ,Atchison county
Who wss one of the judges at that place
1t the lete election, was On election |
Judge in 1910 in Ohio, where be then
lived. His frs. vote was fol- General |
and his last, nearly half a
century later, for the grandson, General |
Harrison.
Olathe Democrat: Charles R. Lcck-
idge's handsome residence at Kansas
Jity has been destroyed by fire. Fire
vas disc. vsred in the second story ami
Re fire department telephoned, but by
he time they reached the house it was
consumed. The furniture
yes all saved. The house was valued
It S15, 900 aud was insured.
Colony Free Press: The Missouri Pa
,ifi, railway company has fitted up tenn
,srary quarters for hospital purposes ut
Kap., which will be oc-
upied during the winter. Ths COM
ANY proposes to build 5000 600 hos
'ital next spring but have not yet deci-
ed on a location for it. What's the
natter with Colony getting after it.
Mcpherson Republican: There is q
,ood opening in this city for one or
,ore industrious ladies' to start mend
ng bureau or shop. The large number
single men in the city needing coats,
ests and trousers cleaned and mendei
'ould make such bureau profitable.
,adies' and childrea's clothing could
leo be included in the list of work done.
Burlingams Democrat: A tweaty-fonr
pindls yarn windsr arrived here this
EEK from New York for the knitting
scsory but upon examination several
arts were found broken or lacking and
ne machine was not accepred by the
a new one will probably soon
Q ordered by the factory company as
ell as other additional apparatus which
,ey contemplate getting.
Ell Dorado Times: Judge Leland,
udge Hamilton and John Hamilton,
,e judges brother, from Des Moines,
ho is visiting here, W. J. Gsult, G. L.