The Globe-republican., 1899-11-09

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been appointed a railway mail clerk.
Ernest Harrington of Sabetha, Kas
broke leg in football scrimmage.
1t is said that more than 100 Topek
men have invested in Arkansas Yin
lands.
Phillipsburg is to have new fou
mill with capacity of 100 barrel
daily.
Bill Higgins has sold part of an in
terest in a mine he has in Colorado 70
sec. 900.
The Union Pacific will fence its RICH
of way in western Kansas with lime
stone posts.
! Leavenworth Jews have dedicated ;
synagogue which they have named TIL,
House of Jacob.
An Alton real estate firm received Z
letter recently directed to them a:
"Wrela State" agents.
An explosion occurred in Downing
Bros mine at Empire City. in which
W. II. Downing lost his life.
Mrs. Belle Steel, of Concordia, Kan.
has been appointed a teacher at the
Indian school at Nutria, n. NJ.
Mrs. Leah Marks has been taken t.
the insane asylum from Atchisor. Ar
insane Hebrew is said to be very cxcep.
! tional, and there is no other in Kan.
SaS.
The widow of General w. 3. Hazen
who is engaged to marry Admiral
Dewey, was with her husband in 1371-2
when Colonel Hazen was stationed a,
Fort Hays.
At Leavenworth Michael Connolly
aged 9, was horribly mangled at the
LeavenwOrth Coal company's mine.
One of his legs was cut off and an arm
badly crushed.
The Twentieth Kansas boys brought
back little Filipino boy and he will
be educated by the members of The
regiment. He is in charge of Lieu
tenant Collin Ball.
w. II. Morgan of Topeka, of the
Hubbard & Morgan Cattle company,
has arranged for the feeding of thous-
ands of head of beef cattle in the
vicinity of Blue Rapids.
Residence property in Colby is at a
premium. 1t is reported that every
house and room in the city available
for business or living purposes i:
crowded to its utmost capacity.
At the Funston reception the soldier.
were housed for the night in eighteen
sleeping cars under the personal direc.
ton of General Passenger Agent
Black, who remained at the depot until
after midnight looking after the com.
fort of the men.
The Missouri Pacific has just com
pleted laying new IS pound rails be
tween Kansas City and Leavenworth.
The line was formerly in quite bad
shape. Next year the line between
Leavenworth and Atchison will be re.
laid with heavier rails.
Ben Toothman sold ninety-five pigs ,
to Charley Tamm for 81. O1O. 10. Tooth.
man doesn't raise hogs for living BY
any means: he only keeps few to picl
up the waste. same as some people
keep chickens. Cattle is Ben's Iaair
Times.
The Missouri Pacific put force o.
men TO work taking up the track west
OF iulka. but an injunction was served |
and the work stopped. This part OF
the road was never used but the bonds |
were voted for a road to the west line |
OF the township and it was built.
In digging a well northeast of Beau.
mont some time ago. mineral that re.
sembles zinc ore was discovered in such |
quantities that a company has been or.
gained to see what it is and to work |
It.
Dickinson county has a half dozer
missionaries in South Africa.
The friends of one party of them are
anxious for their safety.
A number of miners from the Pitts |
burg district will go to Colorado and
New Mexico. The mine operators there
otfer so to 90 cents per ton.
The Hereford men make the boast
hat in five years from now sixty per
.ent of the cattle sold in the Kansas
1ity stock yards will have white faces.
The white face is figuring very much
n the stock yards now and is getting
more attention every year.
The widespread interest taken in al
alta by growers of all kinds of live
stock is indicated by the fact that the
lrea in Kansas has increased from "a
,S4 acres in 1891 To 9.S AT in 1900