The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-30
WASTE PLACES GLAD.
State Irrigation Association at
Garden City Tomorrow.
Discussions of Making the Arid
Lands Productive.
OTHER STATE NEWS.
Bruised Heads at College of
E,nporia Cane Rush.
OTHER STATE NEWS.
Nominations at County COnyen-
lions Held on Saturday.

tend the convention the hotels, large and
small, aud private houses, have been
doubling up the bedding capacity. There
will be no fancy prices charged, either
for lodgings or meals Hundreds Of eX
ira beds and cots have been shipped IT,
The old Buffalo hotel, Tor instance, which
has been closed for q good while, will
have accommodations fer 200 people
The Windsor will take care of 300, the
kankakee and Grand Central 100 each.
and host of smaller lodging houses will
be available.
The convention will be called to order
at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning by the
president, D. NJ. Frost, of this city.
The Modoc club Of Topeka will sing
and President Frost will deliver his an
nual address.
The election of officers and other bust
ness features of the meetings. work will
be disposed Of After that the following
programme will be carried out, the pa
pers on general subjects being limited to
ten minutes:
Address of welcome, J. W. Gregory,
Garden City.
Welcome on behalf of the Finney
County Agricultural society, + L De
sem, Garden City.
Address, R-W. Blue, congressman at
large.
Irrigation, Old and NeW''-L. Brad
ford Prince, Santa Fe, n. 81.
"Fifteen Minutes Contribution to the
Disturbance D. Coburn, Topeka.
western Kansas as We'd Like to See
It'-T. A. McNeal, editor Kansas Breeze.
"The Works Of the State Board of r.
rigation' w. B. Sutton, Russell
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
"Sub- Irrigation" -Fred Dumont Smith,
Kinsley.
"The Machinery Of Irrigation Prof
E B Cowgirl, Topeka.
The Flow OF the Underf1ow"-H Y.
Hinckley. c. E, Topeka.
'rThe Development CT the West. the
Prosperity Of the EAst"-Prof. Robert
Hay, junction CITY
"The Relation OF Western Kansas TO
the Packing Interes."-Jacob Dold,
Wichita.
The Keynote Of Successful Fruit Cul-
ture in Western Kansas"-C. H. Long
streth, Lakin.
profits of Small Farming"-G ".
Swink, Rocky Ford. Colo
"Irrigation" -Judse J. S. Emery, Law
renee
alfalfa and Cattle7-A B Kramer.
Pierceville.
''Raising Oysters in Kansas"-C. Il
Kellogg, Fay, Russall Co.
Fruit in Hamilton County'-L. P
Worden. Syracuse.
clarifying and Irrigation" John Bull
Cimarron.
Bee Culture"-Capt. Wing, Syracuse.
TUESDAY EVENING.
''The Future or Upland Farming in
Western Kansas'-A. P Hemiuger,
Santa Fe.
"The Status and Prospects of the
Southwest Corner"-Judge W. Z. Hutch
inson, Ulysses.
eEarly Experiences at Garden City,
Jno. E Frost Topeka.
1.-THE Pioneer Irrigator in Western
kansas"-Capt. ]. II. Churchill Dodge
City.
%Homes Under Irrigation7-M. B.
Tom bin, Goodland.
Central Western Kansas. I.
Brown, Tribune.
"The Underfow Waters of Western
Kansas'-Prof E. Haworth, Lawrence.
Progress of Irrigation in Semi Arid
America" E. R. Moses, Great Bond.
"Ihe Prospects of Irrigation in Ham
ilton County" Judge II. N. Lester. Syr-
acuse.
Irrigation Progress Away from the
Streams" -J. c. Starr, Scott City.
The Outlook,"-G Nicholson, Ness
City.
stock and Alfalfa,"-T. a Ford syr-
Songs by Modocs.
Wednesday Forenoon.
''Protection Against Prairie Fires, y
Geo. W. Watson, Earned.
"Mechanies and Irrigation, Irwin
Van Vie. Syracuse. n, Y.
"a Rambling Talk,"-A. J. Hoising-
ton, Great Bend
'fSub-soiling and Irrigation =
Thos. Knight, G. E, Kansas City
''Sub-soiling aud Irrigation, u. B.
Fruit Growing, Fred Wsnhouse
Topeka.
cox. editor of Denver Field and Farm
with charts.)
'Seepage and Evaporation" Prof L
6. Carpenter, Fit. Collins, Col.
Alfalfa in Edwards County, "-R C.
Edwards Kiuzley
wood.
kansas Irrigation From An Outside
Standpoint,"-C. n. Heintz, Los Angeles,
California.
Effects of Irrigation on R linfall,"-
". +, Hutchinson, Hutchinson.
practical Points, "A. L. Lellogg
Rocky Ford, Colo.
Ny First Experiences in Western Kan
Aas'S-Clarke Z. Carr, Galesburg. III.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Inspection Of great display of irriga
hou machinery and appliances.
Wednesday Evening.
Reception in Windsor court and par.
lors.
j R. Burton of Abilene will speak t,
the veterans and others on Thursday
Oct 8. Case Broderick, member of con
gress for the First Kansas district. anc
the staff officers of the kansas Denart
ment, G, A R, on Friday, Oct. 4
Citizens Ticket IN Jefferson.
VALLEY FALLS, Sept 3O-FoIlowirg i
Tie Citizens ticket nominated by tn,