Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-27

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Quilted and the costs in the case were
taxed up to one Of the prosecuting
witnesses.
The Department Of Agriculture has
issued pamphlet entitled Local Tax
alton as pertaining to the farmer. 1t
shows how the farmer pays more than
his share of the taxes. A copy Of this
can be had by writing to Horace
Foster, Hutchinson, Kansas.
Mr.. John Kinkel, receiver Of the
Bank of Hutchinson, has appointed q.
W. Mcfarland as his assistant. MIR.
Mcfarland was employed for q long
time in the old Valley State bank and
since then has been in the First Ma
tiOnal. The choice is, so far as we can
learn. generally acceptable.
Miss Lizzie spickard, for several
years one of the leading teachers in
stafford schools, was In town Wednes-
day after watch that was stolen from
her last winter at hotel where she
was boarding, by rOrter. The porter
jumped his board ut the Clarendon and
the proprietor levied on the watch for it.
The Jubilee has been the Lost sue
Cessful ever held, Every year before
the QuarantOrs have had to Put mp
mOneV to make up the expenses. But
this year the expenses are all paid up
clean and there is just SlO5 left in the
treasury as balance. Of course, this
win not discourage the promoters for
the Jubilee next year.
Mr.. o. s. Nelson was arrested Mon
day and arraigned in Justice Camp
BELLS court by G. W. Snyder on the
charge of horse stealing. He was
bound over until the next day on 5000
bond which he secured. He showed
that he had possession note for the
horse and had acted upon the advice
of his attorney and was therefore dis
charged.
There has been much apparently
we'll founded complaint over the low
pressure of the water works when the
fire broke Outin the elevator Friday
night. The company did quick work
and for some time after they got the
water on, there was not pressure
enough to throw the water to where it
was needed. There appears to be good
grounds Tor great big kick from the
city
Dennis Kennedy, who was somewhat
under the influence of the rum power,
was arrested Friday on Fourth and
Main. When he got opposite Devier's
grocery, he attacked policeman Low
cry, who had him in charge, and
knocked him down. The policeman
got the better of him and in wagon
took him to jail. Next morning he
was fined Sl5 and costs, which he
could not pay.
Mr.. p. G. Roger of Hutchinson,
Kans., was on the market today with
ninety nine head of the best finished
export cattle that have been here for
two days and pronounced by many
good judges as being the best finished
for their weights that have been here
for some time. They weighed 1850
and brought 1910. The showed very
careful feeding.-Drover's Telegram
TX. O.. May 2lst.
The Old Settlers Association Of
Reno county will meet at the Andi-
forum in this city on Friday next, the
28th. Good music will be provided,
and an effort is being made to secure
the ladies chorus. Hon T. A. Mcneil,
the funny man on the Mail and Breeze,
will be present and speech from him
is always q treat. Everybody is in
vited and we are authorized to say it
will be no kid glove affair. Take your
dinners aud have a good time.
Last week Governor Leedy ap-
pointed ex-senator D. McTsggart Of
Montgomery county to GIL the place
on the Reformstory board vacated by
the death of Senator Wallock Of
AtchisOn, a short time ago. Senator
McTsggart is a free silver republican,
having been one OF the old wheel
horses in the party for some time prior
70 the last campaign, when he refused
TO operate with the regular OrganizA-
ton. 1t is thought he will make a
good member.