People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1899-01-27
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Unanimously 10 recommend the pas
sage oi inc >peci In'| oil which re-
CURES That jurors shall be taken from
IT. legG'dr plhei. lh's Viii ftsrli IN
saving hundreds Of dollars 10 cuuniies
al every term OF court.
Il o'Il providing th'I d Justice II
Ihe peace may without warrant SUM-
mon any one at VIII TO testify brior
llIm IN wllIsEey cases Is having a hafd
struggle Ihe prohipltionlsts VII! be
given d nearing lpmurTO" night a"d
tue OH WIZ Uc '"Icd uh iHcomm!ttee.
Il Is c'a'ined II y ohe-nah grand
jay S's1elll ahl Is >''frl'g 40 Much
c"ln'hent' l"e 'i'i VIII pryOtOiy oe
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pace ouO lo' Ills oollsaIon To HooR'
IL Is Vuo"su''uit ilooNs name VIII
oe senU " Tue senate 'omor'oW
nc Oa'N droullu tue cdpl'oi To-Day
was '"aC Tue executive c'"nc'l VIII
noU appoint Tue hew DJdrI oil railroad
comul'sSloherS' Oui VIII leu the pies
e"V r"pui''V Ooafu hoiu over on'll
ouefnor Stanley appoints the court
Vi 'iS'UdV'on VI VdNe i'S pace Ihc
Stanley will appoint }. {. Pollock Of
Winfield, one OF the judges Of the
new court, while y. +. Carver Of
Topeka, and A. ii. Ellis of Beloit, are
prominently talked Of as likely TO
receive appointments as members of
the court. The name Of L. ). CIum is
still linked by wise ones with the
wardenShip OF the peniteDtiary.
Governor Stanley today announced
That he would recognize the legality
OF the special session OF the legisla-
lure and would appoint the judges OF
the railroad court created by the bill
passed by that session.
LII Is asserted on reliable authority
tnat the governor VIII appoint j. &.
POssle"alte OF Jewell CITY, to succeed
INSURANCE Commissioner McNall.
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begin. Some Of SINNERS friends are
so hot they want IN broak over and
start trough honse hnt he i on.
deavoring TO hold them in line fir