The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1897-09-23

lover of the gun, come to Wichita dur
ing tho State Fair, and be present or
the LIST day of October, 1892, to help us
organize 1.-THE State Sportsmen's asso-
ciation," an organization for the pro
lection Of the game and fish of the
state af Kansas
We now have the laws and need your
presence to help us enforce them. and
when you read this do not think il
means the other man, for it means you.
If you think it possible for you to come,
send your name to DR.. j. w. Shuts,
state fish and game commissioner.
Wichita, Kan, SO that proper arrange
ments may be made for your reception.
WICHITA FISH AND GAME CLUB.
Wier City has passed curfew ordi
nance.
The Anthony Jail is empty for the
first time in many moons.
The electric belt fakir worked Otta-
wa where there are two daily newspa-
pers
A Nemaha county farmer has sound
apples in his cave that are two years
old.
The water works and electric light
plants at Dodge City will be CONSOLE
dated.
Ottawa has diphtheria in the schools
and is is feared the schools will have
to be closed.
Topeka citizens are kicking because
the whistle of an ice factory wakes
them up at a. m.
One Kansas City firm claims to have
bought a million bushels of wheat at
and near Saiina.
Two colored boys at SIS John have
been found guilty of violating the
game law, and SIS.
The receipts of the Burlingame fan
will pay all the current expenses this
year and pay about 81 900 on the debt.
Of the association.
An eastern dude travelling in Kansas
thinks butter is awiully cheap consid.
ering the great number of butterflies
he sees providing over the prairies.
The Citizens State bank of McPher.
son, Kan, with a capital stock of $1O..
600. has fled its charter and will be
ready for business on or before Oct. !.
1897.
The Kentuclians of Sumner county
anticipate holding a grand picnic at
Wellington Oct Q. Judge Crider OF
Kansas City will be present and sd-
dress the crowd
Much fruit for winter use is being
put up by the Kansas people this sea-
son. If any one in Kansas go hungry
this winter it will be due to neglect or
their own fault. A good supply should
be laid in now while every thing is
is plentiful.
One of the largest cattle deals cOnsu.
mated in Western Kansas in recent
years was made last week when Sulli-
van & Mills of Yavapia county, Ariz.,
sold to A. c. Dake, of Denver, Colo,
ZOO head of steers, cows and heifers.
The cattle are in Lane, Ness and Ford
counties, and were sold for $4,000.
The canning factory at Emporia j.
putting up nearly car load of apples
and tomatoes every day. Four hun.
dred bushels of apples are purchased
every day at 60 cents a bushel. The
manager has already canned and sold
five carloads of peaches. A. Liggett.
living northeast of Emporia, sold the
factory over 700 bushels of peaches.
Several Ottawa business men have
united in purchase of 10000 acres of
timber near Campbell in Duncan coun.
ty, Missouri. The timber has never
been cut off and consists of oak, hick.
DRY and black gum, all valuabl timber
trees. They have arranged with a
large lumber firm to take all tho lura-
Der they can cut for the next year.
The Texas fever has not yet been
subdued among the cattle of Jackson
county. The start of the plague was
traced to the Morris ranch where sew.
eral hundred head were sold few
weeks ago and distributed in several
parts of the county. Several of those
purchasing at the Morris sale have lost
cattle. A car load of cattle shipped to
Kansas City since the sale was pro-
nounced diseased by the authorities
and quarantined.
Wheat buyers along the line of the
Union Pacific have experienced con-
siderable difficulty in getting cars dur