Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-28

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Attorney John oGrady cilN-.lt may
not be generally known. but once Iyyed
IN Kansas. and was mayor or thtlNlht
I little town on the southern border Ihat
much to be mlyor nor dil 4 pay much
! either. When the BOYS around town start.
| ed out to have good time they ga not
! use the proper respect for inc fcellnEs on
| the town marshall and without faiI ireaited
/ They would ride upon the Sidewalks ana
| at different times have been known to en-
/ ter stores on horseback. Short tl'ne "
/ fore ] left the sunny rladcs OF Kansas my
/ town was thrown, INTO an uproar py Ine
! repeated trials OF horsamanShip OF Qnc
| man upon the iast derayinE sldewaIks. ne
! took daily iaunts over the loose boards ana
! no entreaueS or threats could induce nm
| TO desist Whiie action WAS hsinE taken
! 70 aprrehend, the lawhrc4ker took my
! the outcome Of the matter"
|
! Onicor Casey city-"One meets with all
| sorts ana conditions Of people In large
| city EspeciaIiy during a season OF cheap
| excursion rates do YOU come in contact
| with queer people who show cgrcgious g-
! noranCe and utter inCapabilty to grasp the
| ways of a big city. Last Sunday. while
number of out-of-town people were stand
! ing about tho depot platform at the Union
| depot. a Countryman came hurriedly up TO
| me and requested that I take personal
charge of him until his train left. He was
! perfectly sober. but seemed to think that
/ all police officer had TO 10 was to stand
| around and look after people who are un-
! able to look after Themselves His train
| was not due to leave Tor an hour and
! told him to 20 and sit down ana not worry.
| lie replied that he had been IN Kansas
| CITY once before and was Ieft, and he did
! not want it 10 huppcn again"
Judge j. r. stone. city-"One Of the chief
! side pronerty is the location Of the Exposi-
| ton race track and bah grounds, as well
| AS the Exposition building Collectively
| they occupy one of the most prominent To-
| cations on the East side and ono of the
| most desirable for boatitifyinr residence
| sizes. With streets cut through the pres
| ont site of the t,XDoeitinn park property
and the ground laid of into town lots
| there would he a rush TO secure them, and
| the result would be a much improved por-
| ton of Kansas city, which is now very un-
| attractive PeopIe will not huild In that
| vicinity so long as the ground is occupied
! as II now Is -
Robert NJ; Rugsles, Topeka, kas,-"l nave
! heard of all sorts of ordinances passed in
| various cities regulating the riding of BIZ
| cycles but ! think that the extreme has
| been reached in Emporia Kas, where an
! ordinance was passed requiring that every
| lantern ana that upon approaching within
! fifty feet of a street crossing the bell must
| be sounded. and that in passing vehicle
| sounded continuously from the time the
person or vehicle is sighted until after they
| OF
a ,biue law. but attempted TO riridiv en-
| force it. with the result that a number of
! ,ba su.cII sorictv ,,irIs az tLat ,ov,n bnvn
been s,Immonsd ia apnesr before The police
iwdt,o ani c>,,l,in a ifr.rti,re Of tbc law, of
the them emunicipaitty. The unusual sight of the
%i M le ;, T'i@vt fn
tb ,inifrs ~ ~, yitb tbo rss,,I, mat
they are p,ettioning the members, of the
CITY couh'ii 10 resign th'" p'"ees'
+. NJ StultZ. Kansas lily. Mo.-'po you
kn9w that there are 5.W9 eggs consumed
! in Kansas City daily, and that the hmeri-
disco@"gasc dis @ e hard ard tines mes banksr from from a
changes from his bank from the poultry
| business are greater than from any other
| one branch of business. one company in
! the United states dealing in poultry has
| $50 poultry cars in active use and only a
@ lgW GdS iSn "SV SV m Wae nor dtr rm o
| Eastern manufacturing irm The poultry
business is booming. and the business is
he he narsot but thern arc any number Of
5a1arg s who p %n,, oniy tS n fa9cv S nh%eos
9na VINO arS IN the striEtgst sens 3Uul'tS ,o, E
ihnCeIS, u ne EfeaS n,ou.'i! sIioMs S.Htn ~ ~
each year are more goneraliy attended.
| -,,- r.,,..,. 49, r,.,, NO., ..r
! appreciate that Kansas CITY Is a splendid
| place in which 10 lNei ana win larSe 3 hmsi-
thought 1t g Of leaving Kansas and taEing up
| my permanent reTiaence IN Kansas Clty,
| Dlt Nlltu Nll' lltN lNtA lIlll ~ years III bHt'
| town aud has half hundred important
+ interests centered there. II Is hard to pun
| up and move away. Kansas City has late
| ly taken some important steps for its own
| advancement in the passage of measures
! To furnish parks and houlevards. | think
| that the proposed improvements along the
! West bluff VIII be of priceless value to
| Kansas city in the way of advertisement
| to be read by the thousands who throng
| through this gateway To the West. ! have
| lately increased my interest in the Kan
| and expect to he in Kansas City part
| of each week at least, to give closer at
| tenton TO the business, but for the pres
| ent ! do not intend TO move 10 Kansas
| City"
| PROFESSOR !, {. McNelll, treasurer OF inc
! National Educational ASSociation-''The
| main achieNemelt of the, late meeting OF
| the National tducational Assoclation at
| Denver was ne appointment OF me COM
| mlllee OF Twelve that VII formulate Il
| The committee win 50 nd all the money
| necessary to make Investigations, collect
| statistics and gather data for its report
| at the next national meeting. As every
! great movement in The new, educational
| methods originated within the past ten
| years has found its origin in the national
| association, great things may be expected
! The rural schools of this country have
! been more neglected than all other sys-
| TENS Of schools taken together. There is
| no reason why the rural schools of this
| country cannot be systematiZed as well
| as the city schools. At the head of this
| committee is Hon. Henry Sabin, state
| SUPERINTENDENT of the Iowa schools. Pro-
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