The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-14

Oakland trolley line, travel 106 miles
each day, and they make twelve trips.
Judge Hazen has taken the Warden
Chase injunction suit under advisement
and will announce his decision in few
days
The Republican Flambeau club has
rented the hall in the Curry building
over the Wiggin- Harding dry goods
store.
Most of the business men on Kansas
avenue are favorable to the reelection of
Mayor Harrison, and practically all the
women.
Colonel Alexander Warner, member
of the legislature from Cherokee county,
attended the funeral of Bishop Thomas
yesterday.
A wagon load of chairs was hauled
away from Representative hall yesterday
afternoon, presented to various favorites
of the house.
S. T. Howe yesterday turned a barrel
of provisions over to the Associated Char
| tiles which came from ST. Louis for Kan
sas sufferers.
Judge Hazen. County Attorney SAT-
ford and City Attorney Tillotson, are at
work assigning the criminal docket for
the April term of court
haven't anything else to do. and most of
them haven't, are listening to the argu-
Elent in the Hillmon CASE
Private Secretary Bristox says the ex-
ecutive Office is short one type writer
which was not turned over when the new
administration walked in.
The officers of the Associated Charities
are trying to make arrangements to send
a IL year old Topeka girl to the Home
for the Friendless at Leavenworth.
S. NJ. Gardenhire promises to revive
the old Press club next summer. The
Press club always was run by people
who are not doing newspaper work
Mr.. and Mrs Erasmus Bennett and
4 Edwin r Bennett have transferred lots
so, 81 and "a Kansas avenue to George
Hackney, to satisfy a judgment OF
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A company of cadets from st. Johns
Military school at Salina called on Gov
ernor Morrill, yesterday afternoon They
were here to attend the funeral of Bishop
Thomas.
It is rumored that the proposed pond
in the southwest corner OF the improved
capitol SO uare, will be created largely
to give the state fish commissioner some
thing to do.
George and c. D. Watson have OBJ
tanned verdict against George II Evans
s. Co. for $691, the amount of wages due
them for building the stairs in the state
house dome.
c. J. Prescott, in giving his reason fo
supporting Harrison, said: Il am fol
Harrison because he has shown the abil
ity to conduct the affairs of the city on
business basis"
The police court room will be use fo
the primary election in the Fourth ware
Disbrow's reception room on the left al
you go in at the door.
w. J. johnson, the colored man who il
charged with robbing the mails in the
Topeka post-office, will have his pre-
missioner Wagner.
The state board of railroad assessors
have appointed Auditor Geo. Cole com
ton over the Kansas roads when they go
to make the assessment
DR.. H IF. Smith, of Las Vegas. N. II.
a son of the late Captain Jonn IL. 6mith
who died last week at the Copeland, was
in Topeka today. He is strag htening w
the affairs of his fathers estate.
Tell me why it is" said man at the
Topeka club last night, shat these new
tangled carriers are like grocery store
coffee?" Nobody knew, aud he dodgeC
as he said, "They mostly are bu ckles."
| A young lady who is very superstition.
has moved into house on East Sixth
street which has "13" in its number, anC
! there are 1s trees IL the yard She say