The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-01-25
Topeka has levied a poll tsNof 50. 90.

2 butter and cheese factory
Abi1ene's new Masonic hall is com
p1eted. 1t is funrishsd in grand style
During 1899 the Santa Fe hauled out
of Grenola 3s3 carloads of stock; valued
at s426. 900.
Kansas towns are generally forming
commercial clubs. The latest to do so
is Pleasanton-
Mound City is to be placed in the cir
cult of the Missouri and Kansas te1e-
phone circuit
julius Fischer, who has been raising
Boer fund at Lawrence. has sent $50
to Boer authorities.
The contempt case of John p Reese
in jail at Fit. Scott. will be taken to the
Federal supreme court
Olathe is likely to soon be connected
more completely with Kansas City by
the building of an electric line
Olathe has had a fire which consumed
the first buildings built there. There
We're quite number of business places
burned
The Kansas Historical society has its
third secretary, George w Martin. F.
P. Baker was the first secretary and
Franklin G. Adams the second.
More than one fourth of the gold and
more than one third of the silver
of the United States We're refined
at Argentine Kansas, and Omaha last
year
John Merk1em, a Phillips county
farmer, while on his death bed divided
S75, 900 worth of property among his
children. Every dollar was made on .
Kansas farm.
Assistant Attorney General b. II.
Tracy rendered opinion holding
that the state board of charities had no
legal right to condemn a site for new
insane asylum.
The penitentiary Irvine plant is now
turning out :, 900 pounds daily, and as
soon as the men fairly get the run of
the work the daily output will amount
to 10000 pounds
State Treasurer Grimes has been pay
ing outstanding warrants which had
been stamped mot paid for want of
funds There a few left which are
held by country banks.
Cawler City man spends his leisure
time in gathering musse1 shells which
he ships to button makers. He has a
bottle full of pearls, rescued from the
shells. which he says is worth $1eo.
Miss Ethel Tucker, who left Ottawa
for Manila to marry Sergeant Irwin
Todd, arrived there safely and the
couple were Immediately married
Todd was member of the Twentieth
and re-enHsted.
George and Ed SiIbee, alias Meeks,
of Kansas City, convicted of the murder
of Leopold Edinger, a young German
near Fort Scott in October, were hung
to nearby trees in the jailyard, dead. A
mob did the work.
S o. Osborne, of Garden City, man
damused the school authorities to per-
NIT his children to attend school with
out being vaccinated. The district
court decided against him and he APP
peals to the court of appeals.
1t is said that the Southwestern Mi
sme1ters at lola and Chanute, Kas-,
Florence, Col, Salt Lake City and Seat
tie, and will build a warehouse in Kan
sas City to cost $3.50, 900, in which gold
and silver bullion is to be stored.
Miss Julia McInerey, an Abilene girl
who is studying music under the best
teachers in New York City receives
such high prices acc Ompanist for
solo singsrs at concerts and in the
large church choirs as to pay all her
expenses and save considerable besides.
Lawrence and Douglas county have
joined in the purchase of a Cuban
bloodhound to catch the increased num-
Der of criminals infesting the county
The Union Pacific has paid to the
relatives of S Honeywell, who was
killed by a freight train collision east
of Abilene last fall, S., 900 in settlement
of the damages.
The Santa Fe car shops in Topeka
are engaged just now in building ten
new chair cars and 200 furniture cars.
The new chair cars are SO feet inside,
and modern in every particular.
The Union Pacific is running two
ballast trains daily from Lawrence
west They carry the burned gunb o
from the gumbo lzilns near Lawrence.
Governor Stanley and Department
Commander Coulter have been investi-
eating irregularities alleged to exist at
the State Soldiers home at Old Fort
Dodge.
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