The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-07

A0O Shall not D6 COmIno0cc0 Until Az p
m. Sometimes the street sweepers get
out before that time. and make dust
that ahnoys many people.
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.
Wild-eyed and excited he steps on our toes
AS down through the aisle of the trolley he
You would think him pursued. but really he's
He's got to get of just two blocks from this
1t will soon be time for band concerts
and picnics.
The registration books will only be in
North Topeka until Saturday night.
A Topeka man who was in Atchison
yesterday insists that today is Monday.
Mr.. Jennings said yesterday it would
be warm this morning and colder this
afternoon.
The prisoners at the city Jail put in
their spare time playing cards and shoot
ing craps.
The Santa Fe general offices will be
closed Saturday afternoons, commencing
| with March 10.
| There is a goodly batch Of women in
the city Jail again now and they do make
terrible noise sometimes.
A lodge of the Order of Samaria was
instituted at Lincoln Post hall last night
| by Maj or Pond of Fort Scott.
Bank Commissioner Breidenthal says
about five new banks will open for bust
ness in Kansas within the next week.
The semi-annual reunion of the Scot
| tish Rite Masons of Kansas will be held
in Topeka March Gath to 27th. inclusive.
The boys did not omit the usual chart
vari at the Palmer Beeler weddin on
Central avenue, North Topeka, last
night
Nobody has publicly remarked it yet,
| we believe, but it is time for the annual
| observation that the backbone of winter
| is broken.
The county commissioners have allow
| ed E. l. Stevenson $4,140, the amount of
his last estimate for work done on the
court house
The county commissioners have trans
ferred sum exceeding $4,000 from the
poor fund to the general revenue fund of
the county.
The police are keeping q vigilant
watch for people who trot their horses
over the river bridge in violation of the
city ordinance.
a German citizen writes US that NJ.
Etzel and Burkhardt, who are under ar
rest for selling liquor, are not Germans
but are from Russia.
The East Indianola Choral society has
|
ship of Professor Samuel Tracy. It is
not Shorey society.
Four tables at each of which were
seated one hundred guests, were spread
at the Knights of Pythias banquet given
by Home lodge last night
Cubbison card parties occasionally
break the monotory of North Side
society. This is a name invented by
some original North Slider
About one-third of the men applying
to the probate court for marriage licenses
want their names suppressed. They
are so much ashamed of it
Governor Morrill, has appointed Chas.
P. Noe, of Butler county, member OF
the board of regents of the State Agri-
cultural college ut Manhattan.
J. G. Wood, W. A s. Bird, Frank Her
aid, A. D. Hubbard and Colonel Edger-
ton, of Ness City. made speeches last
night at the K of P banquet.
Rev. E. c. Hayes of Albany. Mo-, is
conducting a series of revival meetings
, at the Cum berland Presbyterian church,
corner of Polk aud Huntoon streets
: Sheriff Burdge and his men raided
another joint in North Topeka, yester-
} day afternoon. They arrested Fl. G.
Cave, the proprietor, and secured some
beer.
A dispatch from Fort Scott says Sena-
tor billiard is talked of as an independ-
ent candidate for judge in the district
composed of Linn, Crawford and Bour-
bon counties.
Rev. ]. H. Allen is preaching three
times a day at the Holiness church in
; North Topeka He says in every sermon
| that the world will come to an end in
September, 1896.
The county commissioners have had
! the old court house insured for $4,0O0
The policies are to be written for 81 ,00(
each by W. NJ. Forbes, G.. s. Elliott, j. F
Griffin and Nellis & McCune.
Andy Leonard, the butcher, who wa
3 fined $50 some time ago for being caugh
in dlsorderly house, served part OF tht
/ time and his sentence was commuted b.
the city council. He was released to
day.
"There was a sound of revelry b,
! night" aud cruel policeman last night
? led away one of the lovable white bull
: dogs which cause SO much heart disease
in the 100 block, between Kansas avenue
i and Quincy street. North Topeka
The annual report of the state fisl
commissioner will be ready for distribu
3 ton in about two weeks, but persons who
want copies of it will have to send tbs
commissioner, J. W. Wampler, a 2-cen
, postage stamp, as there is no appropria
|. ton for mailing the report.
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