The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-03
sNAP ZOE al AoME NEWS.


The Populist league rooms are open
every evening.
The street sweeper visited North To-
peka last night
Albert Hopkins says Dave Naylor is
not d tax payer either.
Frank lIuellam IS president Of the
local civil service board
The Worlds fair report is now in the
hands Of the state printer
There is d Kindergarten department in
the Rossyille public schools
Bank Commissioner Breidenthal Is Id
FTedonia on a business trip
Wa7hburn college opened this morn
ING with an increased attendance
Miss Kate Adams Is employed i'm the
Office Of Receiver Wilson Of the Santa
Fe
Justice Al F. Chesney IS talked of as a
likely candidate for clerk ri the district
court
Theater parties are already being
formed for Fanny Davenport's engage
ment.
Receiver Wilson. Of the santa Fe. is
expected home from New York the last
oi the week..
Washburn ana Bethany colleges re-
sumed session today lhe public schools
+ opened yesterday.
Prof. Flint is warm personal friend Of
Mrs Lease; they dined together at the
National on SUNDAY.
The course w study adopted by Wash
burn college has been approved BY the
state board Of education.
George Tauber has gone to Olathe, and
has assumed the duties of steward Of the
deaf and dumb institute.
DR. John +. Barb, of Weston, West
Virginia is here. looking for q location
for wholesale drug house
Councilman Troutman says he was alb
I sent from the council meeting Monday
night because his wifes folks We're sick
The singers 81 4 North Topeka church
are preparing Is give the cantata Ruth"
al one III the opera houses in the near
future
R. "A. Reed has been appointed mem
Der of the county board Of teachers ex-
aminers vice q. A. IA. McClintock re-
signed
A new board 81 directors for the j NJ
4 CT Al. viii be elected this evening IA new
constitution VIII be adopted by the asso-
4 citation.
The january term IF the supreme
court opened tuesday morning no de-
/ cisl0ns or Importance are expected before
SATURDAY,.
Tie deacons of the First Baptist
church and their families were enter
tained at New Years dinner by John
r. Mulvane
Ex-speaker Pro Tenn Bob semple of
the Dun more house. has assumed his
new duties in the Office IF the state bank
! commissioner
The police received their new assign
4 ments yesterday. Sergeant Steele be-
comes day sergeant ana Tim Donovan
Joined tne night force.
Thieves entered the store Of Bennett &
Lowe at 300 Kansas avenue Monday
night, and stole rsvolveTs and other arIi-
cles from slow case.
The resolutions adopted by the State
Teachers association are being sent out
TO all the weekly newspapers, with a re-
quest to "Please publish"
During the meeting of the state teach
ers' association one 81 tile teachers asked
the hotel porter for matches to light the
electric lamp in his room
The books of the county treasurer
show thai bic has on hand, Including out
standing checks and deposits in the va
rions local hanks, Sl27, sSl.53.
At the close ST business for 1898 there
was On hand in the vaults Of the state
treasurer seas. 827.13. besides bonds To
the amount Of @6,S73, 1929
The state board Of railroad commits
sioners are today trying t0 decide what
kind o1 rate on agricultural nipple
ments 20 make to Lyons, Kansas.
w. IL. Stewart, equally expert in poll
tics and barbering, has been given the
temporary appointment Of special sani-
tary policeman by Mayor Harrison on the
recommendation of DR.. Eibben.