Wichita eagle., 1889-01-31
KANSAS KOLLARY.

KANSAS KOLLARY
They are drumming up for big wolf
hunt out in Kiowa county to take place
on the 4th of February.
The Jetmore Siftings claims the dis
covery of four foot vein of coal at a
depth of sixty feet in the eastern part of
Hodgeman county.
According to the Index, the gypsum
works of Medicine Lodge will soon be in
running order. This industry will give
employment to at least fifty men, and
perhaps more.
The Salvation army will be in Salina
in the near future. Salina catches all of
the popular attractions. - Republican.
The question that interests the salvation
lists is what will they catch?
The Oldest continuous resident in Kan
sas is probably Mr.. Bennett of Atchison,
who came to the state seventy-four
years ago when mere child. At that
time of course Kansas had no organized
territorial existence and was occupied
chiefly by Indians and wild animals.
A bill has been introduced in the legis-
lature by Mr.. Hoch, of Marion. provid-
ing for representation at the Paris ex-
position. AS an advertising scheme for
the state it may be proper to remark lin
Hoch signo vinces.
The bar association of Arkansas City
has drafted bill for the division of the
countO, the dividing line to run due east
and west on the north line of Beaver
township. Such division would leave in
the southern county $50 square miles
more than the law requires.
junction City is to vote during the
month of February on two propositions.
One is to give 100000 to the Union
Pacific for terminal facilities, and $15,-
900 to the junction City q Fort Kearney
for the same purpose.
All Kansas teachers wishing to join
the procession to the meeting of the Ma
tional Educational association at Nash
vile, July 18th to Goth, should send name
and address to President G. t. Fairchild,
Manhattan, Kansas.
The editor of the Times was married
to a school ma'am at Douglass, twelve
years ago today. Both parties are ready
to testify concerning the question now
so generally asked of everybody, lis
marriage failure:'-El Dorado Times
Well, out with it.
One of the queerest applications to the
legislature comes from a town in the
central part of the state, for authority to
vote additional bonds to increase its
water supply. With two rivers running
all around the town, the city govern
ment changed the plan, the people
voted to get its supply from one of the
rivers, and they bowed all their money
hunting for water in dry earth.
The State by Starlight.
Atchison sold last year s135, 900 worth
of brick.
The badges which go waltzing around
i'll the Kansas senate all have pages be-
hind them.
Kansas seems to be improving right
along in every way but in the matter of
obituary poetry.
Another week has circled into the
eternal past at Salina without the estab
lishment of another newspaper.
The Kansas people may repent of the
levity in which they have INDUCED con-
corning the mild winter when it comes
to cutting the ice to wash their sheep.
A woman at Topeka who keeps cheap
boarding house for members of the legis-
lature has been accused of putting tape
worm medicine III the coffee OF her
boarders.
the title which Noble Prentis applied 70 |
the citizens who appeared to make |
charges against the officers of the peni- /
Tertiary.
Topeka Journal: Bydd cyfarfod |
pregethu gydar Cynnry yn lie VI ysgol /
am dri prydnawn SABBATH nesaf yn y |
capel Cpnulleidfaol Saesneg. Mael i
bawb fod yn bressnol.
The active hostility OF G.. Washington /
Click to the dressed beef industry Of 1
Kansas City has been traced TO the fact |
that he is fattening couple of steers for |
an Atchison butcher.
The commissioners of Seward county |
have called an election for February Il !
TO vote on proposition 70 Issue $4o. 600 /
in bonds for the purpose OF erecting q /
court house IN Springfield.
The Atcbison Champion has also Sc
cured the services OF moral phiIoso-
pber. but his liver is not quite SO inactive /
as that Of Frederick Fandegrift, who /
performs the same function for the /
Atchison Globe
One man alone at Arkansas City Is
willing to give $4,000 out Of his own
leans" toward the building Of a court /
house and Jail IL the county seat can be
10 that place from Winfield.
That offer will keep
Sol Miller, Of the Troy Chief, was y
years old the day that Plumb was re
elected so the United States senate for
his third term. This coincidence viii
tend 10 FIX the dates Of two very import
ant events in the public mind.
Ii has BEEN discovered that there Is not
a Baptist, Unitarian, Lutheran, Unfyer-
sasist. Catholic or EpiscoIs4iian IN the
Kansas senate. II is probably nos gen
orally known bar the Methodist Is The
state church in k@HSaz {