The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-03-16
rsAs STATE NEWS

~ 4 canning factory
" T'a' !, ! clamoriDg for public build
Center 7
u rrjsouers in the state peniten-
~ r' "
uoted to expcnd $4,000 for
~ I w., u subscribed $1,000 stock to
W talI ,.a III about to be built at that
Sp f'c'0''
o worthy old soldier Of Wash
VEN .ls,~nship, Jewell county, mas Oeen
'tp 4 roinr to bore for coal, gas, oil or
aFps Y s.oble that can be struck in the
\. & Mother earth
D Oiu'' IL Is 103 years old, and bis
,' / sS1aidrsT Franklin. ,r.n III.
4 ,..,,on held Tuesday Hill City was
q IN county seat Of Graham county
sts sr i by 765 majority, carrying every
Fp'a wade colored, has been arrested in
S0a. and Is now on his way back to To
SsA' -ad with Ascending with $4,000
~ e J'nortgaged property
ia there are more idle colored boys in
~ II. il any other city in the state.
n'usr nr4. te around the corners, shoot
G eO " II other ways make nuisances Of
pselVes'
"a u.ar Enosdale, Washington county,
la euicide the other morning by
nn llS himself. Financial embarrassment
.,'raed as the cause.
...s Democrat: Electric light will be
N zinc in Seneca before the first day Of
Tnne, The company will be composed
..tlomen from this city, who will conduct
anriVate enterprise with home money.
IN. PntrOit: Unless coal is found before
.siDr that depth. the company prospect
Il, Hack diamonds on the Cooper farm,
Il u town. will send their drill down |, 900
Tunds have been raised for drilling to a
IN Of 800 feet
!. .loction on the proposition Of the removal
~ county seat from Iuka to Pratt. re-
.sain majority, of /, 157 in favor Of the
~rsl This election ends the most bit
y eontested county seat war ever known
Tetern Kansas.
wss Annie Habble, who was injured by the
.lne At Newton, one week ago, died Thurs
|, She was struck on the back Of the head
,savinr timber and never once regained
spIouspess. This makes three deaths
ma By the storm there.
Il Dorado adYces say a prospecting com
nj ID sinking a hole struck vein Of sal
M 1t the depth Of 1850 feet. The water
smto the surface Of the ground and twenty
IA pounds Yields six and half pounds d
rs clean salt The drilling is to be con
tged in search Of coal.
Arhison Champion: Kansas has 81, 767 pen
nngs Five hundred new claimants wer'
Lied On the rolls during the month Of Feb
nv. Seventy new cases were dropped By
moi Of death and for other causes. TIL,
Vlrh payment for which Pension Agent Glicl
MiO bis credit 81, 500, QUO, begins tomorrow
Ileh s.
Hutchinson advices say the New York sal
ming company has closed deal for 800
nsS Of land adjoining that city, and will be
ID at once preparations for sinking larg
htt which will involve an actual outlay Q
$4,000, and the whole capital required wi
Fan even $1,000, 900. This viii be the largeS
hgle salt block in the United States, th
opacity being 1000 tons, or 100 cars per DAY
at meeting Of the State Board Of Liv
h& Sanitary Commissioners at Topeka, D.
A HOcombe, State Veterinarian and SCI
vary Of the Board, rendered his resignatic
Estate Veterinarian, to take effect Marc
ah Mr.. Albert Dean, Of WyandOtte, W;
FpOnted temporary inspector at Kans'
III MIR. HocOmbe expects to leave SOC
Wyoming Territory, where he goes as Tie
auial Veterinarian.
Atchison Champion: Twenty-Five cor
anies that were doing business in Kans'
a1ng the insurance year that ended Febrl
III 2, 1883, are not doing business here noV
1.-THE year that began March /, 1888. Fou
zen Of these were Kansas companies.
'atl live stock All of the Kansas live stOC
anpanes are dead, and no live stock col
Aay Of any other state is authorized TO
asness in this state.
AIopeka special to the Kansas City Tin
ah D. W. Boutwell, has commenced
alOn against the city Of Topeka for $50, {
images for false imprisonment. He alleg
an ne was arrested last fall by two poll
aan who seriously injured him before he v
aSen TO the city prison. He Is the veter
faO vas instrumental during the war in p
alng the capture OF Kansas City by
sucis and was presented with medal.
Enporia Republican,: With the excepti
lev new counties in the extreme We
aaasas Is to-day as prosperous as any state
: union, and more prosperous than the lal
aoFity Of them. And vet there are ne
apes 90 saturated with partisanship t
u! viii grossly misrepresent the states u
sutton IN order that the story may be u
Political effect in other parts Of the CO..
his Is treason Of the most desplca
asenlson Champion: Kansas again COZ
Nae front. This time with the largest b
III born IN the United States-the child
Y and Mrs. Ed Cove, Of Larned, born
,'nOef 80, 1887, weighing II pounds I
WI. after birth, measuring % inches
$50, 10 inches around the bust, ) inc
saoss the shoulders, Is inches around
l'au' and perfectly developed in all respe
LA girl. 1t beats all how things groN
4 Mortimer, Labette county, John &c
Il Killed BY Nate Parker, son Of A. A.
= q Parsons. Saturday, Benjamin Pa
y Minnie Gesry, daughter Of John &c
a0ped and were married and then wen
y house Of George Mortimer in NORTH
saty sEore he would kill the Young CO.
sah and about IL O'Clock Monday n
~ 70 Mortimer's house armed with
r'vNeFs and demanded admittance-
~ leiused him, and he tramped around
49, lnttl 5 O'Clock, when he was sho
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