The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-04-22

Emposis is talking Of haviag shirt
factory.
It l. now unlawful to catch bass and
the interdict continues uatl Jaly L
In KinRman county tho political
fight l. kept up all the year around
lola scores first with the announce
meut @ IN lice cream add strawberry
festival"
A Sterling dog eat yeast cakes. weat
70 sleep beside the stove aad died with
. mufaed report.
Justice d very careful TO BE equally
balanced 1t Arkausas City. A jury
there last week was composed of three
white men and three colored men.
The young lady 1T Newton who goes
home late 1t night and climbs to her
bedroom window by means of . ladder.
should be very careful her folks are
onto her.
The executive committee Of the state
Sunday School Association has post
poned the annual state convention un-
til May s5-s7, when it will be held 1T
Newton.
The city assessor has nearly compile
ted his work and announces that Abb
lene will show q gain Of about 200 in
population during the past year, maxi
ing the total 5000.
Some day the boom will return to
Kansas and the editor will again write:
Cast your eyes over = map of the
United States, gentle reader, and 20
fourth. -
Recently thief stole horse TO es-
cape from Wellington. But the horse
was trained down to such fine edge
that the thief got of and readily sub
mitted to arrest with the hope of get
ting medical attendance.
Blue Rapids council of the Triple
Tie benefit association organized with
26 charter members, F. A. Stocks, pres
ident; George Coulter, secretary; E. A.
Garrison, treasurer A banquet fol-
lowed the installation of officers.
In every newspaper office after work
the force will sit around and joke about
death and promise to write one anoth-
er obituaries Recently man in
Kansas died and friend under prom
Use wrote him beautiful obituary
one Of the best ever written in this
country.
The Paiges, popular price, and pop
ular company are at the Crawford
Grand, Wichita, this week. They have
found favor in all Kansas towns where
they have played and propose making
this state their field of labor for some
time to come. Their singing and dane
ing specialties are above the average
and worth going to see.
A large section of the Soldiers
Home land at Leavenworth has been
inundated by the rise in the river and
if the water runs off within the next
week the ground will be unfit for
planting this spring. The river at the
bridge is still falling slowly. The
bridge and all its approaches, bikes,
grades and breakwaters have stood the
freshet without bobble and in no
time has been in the least danger OF
damage.
The athletic association of the Wich-
tia high school il seeking to establish
a southern Kansas high school league
for athletic contests, and haye asked
the Newton high school to connect it.
self with the league. The high school
at Wichita will soon give its third an.
nual field day meet, and the preceding
meets have been SO successful that the
officers of its athletic association have
thought that an inter-high school meet
might prove equally SO.
One of the biggest lead strikes that
has ever been made in the vicinity OF
Galena has been opened up on the
Short Creek Mining company's lease
on the Leddy & Schmidt Bros. ground
east Of that city. The shaft is owned
by John Pickett and two sons, NJ. ].
and Frank and Fred Stone. They
have reached the depth of thirty-six
feet aud on April the 18th three thous'
Thousand pounds of pure galens was
| taken out of this shaft in one and q
half hours
C. n. Gould. Cowley county teacher
and student in the Southwest Kansas
college, has bent for geology likely
to place him among the leading geo
logists OF America. He has made q
specia, study of the strata of south
western Kansas for some years and i.
recognized as knowing more about it.
geology than any living man. Last
summer he worked under State Geo
logist Haworth and Professor Prose-,