The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-01-30
STATE NEWS
esshsros rroa the Columns Of Conssn-
porsrios.

FNse@ANNs
There are 1sl Sons Of Veterans
camps In Kansas.
Kansas has la steam Touring
mills valued at u, 10000.
An Abilene woman aged 80 mar
rlsd q young man only IS.
The state agricultural college ct
Manhattan has AZ scholars at this
time.
Every railroad in Kansas could
AFFORD 10 reduce lie passenger rate
% two cents Q mile.
N. w. McCIses Of Wichita has
died from injuries received from .
fall on the Ice In his yard.
wellington IL somewhat excited
over the rumor that the town 10
underlaId by . vein Of coal.
Senator Ingalls, has been elected
as one Of the directors Of the First
National baHk Of Hays City.
Milton Jones, Of Labstts county,
Rathared 6, 800 bushels Of corn from
100 acres Of upland last season.
A Marion grocer recently paid cut
$500 for a consignment Of eggs, and
tits yet many moons till Faster.
HutchInson lie to have another salt
plant 10 be erected on n NEST mag
nIfieent scale by home capitalits.
The farmers Of Graham county
claim that the present indications
point TO Q magnificent season this
yeHr.
A chunk Of rock salt from the
KIngman mines weighing 800 pounds
ornaments the board Of trade rooms
ct Wichita.
BeIoIt Gd.ctic: There are now
thirty-fivs girls In the Industrial
School, and fOrty-hye applications
now on fIe.
The Burlingame knitting factory,
destroyed by fire recently, has been
rebuilt and will resume operations
In few days.
A flower stand made Of the stalks
and branches Of the sunflOwer, Orna-
nient the rooms Of the Wichita
board Of trade.
Gov Humphrey is already In re-
ssIpt Of thirty-eight applications
fer the appointment Of Supreme
Court commissioner.
Marion Record: A dozen eggs are
worth more than . bushel Of corn.
A Marion dealer recently paid out
$500 In one week for eggs.
A Wichita woman called TO whip
the editor Of the Wichita Journal
but he heard her coming and went
out down the back stairs.
The Jamestown KGRsun took in
over 200 bushels Of corn last week Or
subscription. No wonder the edi-
tors are getting fat as well ~ rich.
A bald eagle was captured in La
bette county during the heavy slset
recently, that is . beauty. Its
wings measure six feet from tip to
tip.
According the the report Of the
Kansas State Dairy association, out
Of the III creamsries in Kansas, all
were In successful operation except
ak only.
A Parsons woman has entered
suit against the NJ. X. q T. railway
for damages for the loss Of four cat
tie from the Texas fever contracted
from cattle In their charge.
The Farmers Alliance OF James
town, Cloud county, have appointed
q resident agent At that place who
will ut once commence buying and
shipping stock and grain.
Upon the death Of William Heth-
sringtop OF Atshison an announce
msnt Of his demise was telegraphed
to his son In Lsudon, and an answer
was received within FIVE hours.
Hutchinson has twelve salt pants
and . company has just been organ
lied to put In another one. The
Belle OF Cow creek has too much
grit TO DE afraid OF the number IL.
w. II. FitZwater will be appointed
postmaster at Seneca and James
Anderson postmaster at Wamego,
Kan. These important presidential
offices are in Mr.. Morrill's district.
A Fort Scott paper says that Hon.
Thomas Moonlight is now a freight
handler on the NJ. X. x +. in Kan
sas City, and has appealed TO Fort
Scott friends to get him something
better.
The Topeka Lance says that Jim
LSgAte will have charge Of the
harbor business at Washington this
winter. Jim has lived at Leayen-
worth long enough TO be an expert
on water.
A Finney county man who has q
couple Of bushels Of peanuts, q hun
dred weight or two of alfalfa seed
and four or five barrels Of sweet po-
tstOes IL regarded rs being pretty
well fixed.
w. A. Hopkins, q Garden City
farmer, sold q load Of alfalfa seed
last week which measured GU: q
little over fifty bushels. II sold for
the sum Of s9Ol.IO-a little over a
per bushsI.
It has doubtless occurred to Far
mer Funston that IL Geo. 7. An
thony has found agriculture as pro-
ftabls a. he represents, he had bet
ter stick 10 Il and keep out Of pol
itics.-Ransds CITY Star.
OskaloOsa Independent: Milton
Ieues raised 800 bushels OF corn,
measured, on 100 acres Of up land
ground, on his farm between here
and Perry. He thinks II the best
field OF Germ he ever saw.
Kansas AgricHltHrist: Hundreds
Of thousands Of dollars Of mortgages
have been paid Off this year. With
another such q crop next year the
Kansas farmer will he the most iu-
dependent man living.
EmPoris Republican: "a Cold