The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-03
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
And now the little busy boy
Improves each shining day.
Sticing away for Easter all
The eggs the hens can lay.

The eggs the hens can lay.
There are only 100 women voters regis
tered.
c. Fl. Nestels has been employed to re-
port the Hillmon trial.
Duck pins is the popular game at the
T. A. A bowling alleys.
H G. Larimer once refused the ap-
pointment of chief of police.
Sanitary Officer Mcconnell collected
$3.50 dog tax during February.
Only four county Jail prisoners are
working out their fines and costs.
Nearly every hardware store in the
city now carries stock of bicycles.
Mary Hassad daughter of D. F. Has
sad is lying dangerously ill with maiarial
fever.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Often of 205
Van Buren, street, are the parents of d
son.
1t depends on what you are used to
whether March came in like a lamb or
like lion.
A new rule has been posted up at the
county Jail, reciting that Jail TRUSTEES will
not be allowed in The jail Office.
The case OF Burglar Mcdonald, the
county Jail prisoner suffering from ne
crosis, continues to grow worse.
A special venire of twenty-five men
up the jury in the Novels case.
Norton 6 Clark have secured the ap-
pointment of a receiver of the Benton
ranch in Potfawntomie county.
Deputy Sheriff John Jones, the colored
politician, says he takes as his political
ideal the late Joseph c. Wilson.
A permit to sell intoxicating liquors
has been granted to o. A. Keens, 803
Kansas avenue, by Probate Judge Wood.
The Amphion club, assisted by the
Mozart symphony club of Now York
city, will give their next concert March
18th.
Jailer Hopkins says that every man
locked up at the city prison for drunk
enness threatens to bring suit for dam
ages.
The county Jail officials are complain
ing because, they say, it is hard to get
the county physician to visit sick prison
ers.
Lawyers, judge and jury are glad to
have bright, aew room to try the New
els murder case in. The trial begins
Monday.
Probate Judge Wood says that the
court rooms in the new court house are
too large. Every one else says they are
too small.
Philip Jacobs, clerk of the district
court of Ellis county, visited District
Clerk E NJ. Cockrell, at the new build
ing yesterday.
Nels Mcconnell has sold his home at
434 Lafayette street to Mrs. L j. Wis
combe for 800. He will move into the
Fourth ward.
man can buy ticket from Topeka
around the world for $3.50, but that
doesn't include any side trips. You have
20 go straight around.
Mr., E ]. Shakeshaft of the Santa Fe
Eeneral passenger department Says:
"Ilckets around the world are SO COM
mon we dcn't notice them"
A coiored man who was arraiened in
police court last evening for drunkenness
said in extenuation of the offense: SIT is
very similar that l drink any liquor at
all"
Assistant State Treasurer George Sew
ard ia q master of the camera and the
pen sketch. He has his wall covered
with his own productions aud they are
good ones.
The state meeting of the Knights of
PyGhias liz to be held in Topeka during
the third week in May and the local
lodges are already making preparations
for the entertainment.
For the last few days State Treasurer
AtheEton has been spending about $50
a week for bicycle. He bought one of
that price for his six year old son last
week and IL ia about gone.
Ct. Patrick'a Day. March H. will be
celebrated in this city by an appropriate
entertainment at Hamilton hall under the
auspices of Rev. Dean Hayden of the
Church of the Assumption.
Police Commissioner Holiday says he