The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-06-11
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the county, was calling on the count.
superintendent Friday.
The indications are that the Jul.
term of court will be the lightest 10
many years.
Geo. E. Smith, of St, Paul, was II
town today attending commission
ers' court.
J. E. Bell and wife visited frieno'
relatives at St. Paul Saturday evening
and Sunday.
Mrs. G. E. Harbaugh spent a couple
of days at Parsons this week visiting
her sister, Miss Lizzie LaBar.
C. A. Cox was in town the first OF
the week looking after matters pre-
tanning to the Newland damage case
Attorneys H. P. Farrelly, ]. J.Jones
and C. S. Nation were looking after
business in commissioners court to-
day.
w. S. Marks, the successful peda
gogue farmer was transacting busl'
ness and incidentally talking politics
in town one day last week.
H. F. Hentzen and son returned
from their trip TO the territory Satur'
day, Mr.. Hentzen contemplates
travelling over the state during the
present summer.
Tom Dulin of Lincoln twp, was in
town Saturday. Tom paid his taxes
and transacted other business at the
court house and paid his respects to
the Sentinel man for the purpose OF
finding out something about the Cas-
tie Builders of St. Paul.
County Attorney Cline and j. =.
Stratton went fishing one day last
week. AS Mr.. Cline came back with a
badly damaged face it is suspicious
that they used bait not allowed by law.
Mr.. Cline says he was driving along
on top Of the Allen levee and the buggy
tipped over and Mr.. Stratton says
Cline fell into the river, and in trying
to pull him out, he struck him on the
head with pole.
Some Of the merchants of Chanute
have been urging County Attorney
Cline to bring suit to dissolve a kind
of syndicate, trust OF monopoly at that
town, of which it seems j. B. Beatty,
Alex Baird j. j. Wheatley, Andy
Baird and G, w. Wayman are among
the prime movers. Mr., Cline has been
very busy here and in st. Paul, but
hopes to be able in few days to give
the monopolists at Chanute attention.
Your correspondent is not acquainted
with the gentlemen complained of, but
but is satisfied from their actions in
violating Senator Farrelly's antitrust
law, that they are all republicans.
Your scribe is not populist, yet he
thinks it shameful that these unlaw-
full proceedings should be allowed TO
continue right in Senator Farrelly's
own town. We wonder that the Sen
ator don't get after these fellows.
Query: Is this j. B. Beatty any rela-
tion to Squire Beatty who was presi-
= dent of the reform-free silver-anti-mo-
nopolestic club of Chanute during the
campaign of 1896? P. S. We would ad-
wise these Chanute people to look out
as Mr.. Cline, our anti-monopoly coun-
ty attorney, is getting his dander up.
PIP. S. Some of the pops here think
the republicans of Chanute got up said
syndicate to tantalize Senator Far
reilly.
The following new cases have been
filed in the district court since the last
issue:
W. H. Groomer VS. Narcissus Miller
ct al. Action to partition land in Che
topa and Shiloh townships Suit filed
byJ. @. Stratton for plaintiff.
Allie c. Clark VS.. Stephen Clark
Action for divorce. Plaintiff alleges
abandonment and failure to support,
J. Q. Stratton filed suit for plaintiff
Sadie Baird VS., R, ]. Baird. Action
for divorce filed by S. c. Brown.
Media Hackney VS.. VIM. Hackney
action fer divorce.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Geo. NJ. Morgan aud wife to Jos. NJ
Myers wd. lot 10, blk i, Dalton, S25.
Alonzo Cline,et al to Isaac G. Broom
field, wd. ei sw4, II, 20, II, $500,
Sarah F. Searle to John A. Dosch
wd. el nwt, 3j, q, 20, 81.
Sheriff Neosho county to Jennie 5
Scott shift. d. lot I, blk 4, Jones' 2nC
add to Chanute, 800.
leo. W. BOwden and wife to Alex