The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-01-27
KANSAS NEWS.

6spD'' -,otion Of Kansas Is now given at
qhs pOpuia'ion I
5000 A a,,r,ro The recent blizzard
J. very light
= a..orda and Wichita are now connected
oOn ans Of the Santa Fe.
j pbiIlfpsburg band has just received
10 n set Of silver instruments
80 hoc purchased land and will improve
gp.antify it for public park.
y u r.nsas City Wyandotte and North
y railroad has been completed to
III city has just finished q series Of re-
O, u i which, it is said, 25O people were
tate pcnitentiary coal mine output for
80 H. was 254, 900 bushels, mined by $50
e o'vcts, the largest monthly yield Of its his
..ra ". Sermons, OF Garden City, has
,.sta.en to collect thousand prairie dogs
lIu. order from the board Of managers of
Fan Park, Cincinnati 2.
n. citizens Of Lecompton are endeavoring
ham tile town. The former capital Of the
~ has population Of less than two hun
s ,l.S They offer a bonus to any party who
IA start a fourng-mill.
vnOoria Republican: 1t Is said that lis
.+rrsl gas companies have been formed In
p.a.os This does not mean, however that
I. has been struck at lis different places In
~ clote The large ma jOrtv of attempts at
Gfnding have been failures.
Il Smith, Of Lawrence, is claimed to be
u largest strawberry grower in the state.
I, expects to raise forty thousand boxes next
s.son. and says the strawberry market was
,.vsr Yet oyerstocked. lie raises great guam
HHes Of raspberries also.
rsxker City Record: s. A. Rodgers has de-
armed over seyentY-fiye head Of his cattle,
N believes it to be humane and painless,
Il Al cattle going to feeding Immediately after
N operation, not more than teaspoOnful Of
Eood flowing from the stump.
atcbison Champion: There have been
brer business failures in Atchison during
M than Ia any other city Of its size in Kan
u The total is only three, and the entire
aroyded loss amounts to less than $4,000,
magnificent showing for city Of 5000 in
lbiants.
Gbard Press: w. III. converse, Of Chicago,
nd Mr.. Perry, Of Egin, ILL.,, the two capital
III Ehoare backing the Girard Canning Com
INV. Will he in Girard shortly. The company
I'M have capital stock Of $50 O00 and pro
pa to employ large fRrce Of hands during
DE fruit season.
Bloit Gazette: Ever since the days Of Fow-
ID & Hegg we have wished for some one to
gain engage in the creamery business here,
gtbeY demonstrated that such an institution
sad be made a success here If properly con-
heied. At last the right man has taken hold
It'll, Mr.. L. d. Williams.
Atchson Champion: The real estate men
Northwest Kansas and their business as
Ociates In Clay and adjacent counties, met in
isOrt Of convention at Clay Centre, on Thurs
hE to arrange plans for the great boom Of
1851 Northwestern Kansas will, doubtless,
hG year. come to the front as never before in
Il history.
Topeka Capital: The Santa Fe new line to
Chicago has been completed although trains
NIL not be put on for some time, as much
York remains to be done in the way of sur
AGng As soon as the track is in good con-
aHOn, the fastest trains between the Missouri
fVH aud Chicago will be put on, as it is the
aut line
EmpOria Democrat: The deeds have been
nnsferred In the real estate deal between
81 Haworth and AL Triggs by which the
Rmer CONVEYS his 50 acre farm near Patty's
OIL 10 Pike township to the latter, the con
iteration being So 200. Mr.. Haworth will
aTe this week for Oregon where he expects
hmake his home.
Junction City U1,,on: Last week Saline
auntY issued bonds to the amount Of 900
ahe Rock Island company, Dickinson county
lnOOO and the township bonds Of Lincoln,
want Liberty and Center townships for $40,-
" lle amounts earned by the road, and in
Fu q which stock is issued by the road in
u w III The city Of Abilene gave to the road
AOO In bonds
Anine.ycar-old son of Lyman Pratt, living
fa niles north Of Attica Sunday night, was
saI ABOUT half mile to do an errand and
u not return, and Monday he was found
1aa wv yards from the house, having been
aaule 70 return. owing to the excessive cold.
~ lather was away from home that night
~ tle mother spent the night hunting for
M and II Is thought she will die from grief
~ exposure
nARatha World: The building Of the
ssaGery SO much talked Of and which the
-liefs Of the county are 50 much interested
progressing as fast as the weather per-
~ The foundation Is nearly completed
10y me first Of next month work Oh the
~ lung will be commenced. It'll to be
@ssSiass building, 3D. feet nv 50 feet, Ia feet
~ Wllh plnynn All h.rfIt ~
~ eiass style, ceiled throughout with inch
49, nard pine, sided with drop siding and
y, " fOof II takes 81, 600 feet Of lumber, and
ga $500.
la'ealnson NeCs: r. r. Beemis, president
J ~ ~ inter State Packing and Provision Co.,
eaeago, has been in KlnSley for several
.sln me interest Of his company, who pro
ssao locate plant there "A local company
IN rshNe s formed, and bonus Of $40, 900 sub
trs - lor an additional donation of forty
49,, ground. The plant will cost, when
fTa s's s' Sl2OOlO The building will cover
a snoufisen acres and will be situated on
~ ,s W. railroad. about one mile east Of
eaa Inc company have purchased 500 adj
IN @ III acres, which are being laid out In
80. iOs. Contracts for the erection Of the
sNefa Will be let this week
s4uolg Gazette: Kansas reasonably ex-
great things during the present year.
auehtlon Of the millions, for time with
y the Pacific coast, Is again turning to
Uni sSli iess resources, aud as the penitent
MI Ah I'M now much there is In home, so
ane1ass, immigrant dwell upon the favorable
hpssa.lson which he viii make between the
49, State and her handsome but coQuet
ssegsse y Then the railroads who have