The Globe-republican., 1900-11-01
KANSAS IrEnzs OF INTEREST.


sThere is to be fail inspection Of the
Kansas National Guards during No
venber and December
Tie title to the Kansas Midland is
now complete in the Frisco line; the
last requisite act is finished.
Jos. Edwards, OF near Clifton, raises
potatoes ia quaint titles every year
This year he ships i've carloads
The Kansas hens contribution to
the wealth of the state this year is
timated at four million dollars
The Kansas A1illers7 association viii
hold another meeting in Topeka the
second Wednesday in November
n jefferson county man returned
from the Kansas City Angora goat
a1ow with 162 goats and 126 kids
sedgwicI1 has a population Of less
than ], 900, yet there are over 200 daily
newspapers received at the post office
A West Virginia company has taken
= charter under the name of the Kan
sas Oil and Gas company of Fort Scott
All of the Santa Fe-s %, o4e freight
cars are equipped with air brakes; Of
which 7,71o have automatic coup1ers-
The work OF thirty coopers is re-
quired to supply the four or 900 bar
reIs nsed in the mills of Atchison every
week.
Samuel Lewis, colored prisoner in
Che Kansas penitentiary, sent there
from Wyandotte county, has commit
ted suicide.
\ Mcpherson county farmer sold $3.50
worth of alfalfa seed from Is acres of
land, besides retaining 9 bushels for
his own use
\ brave lad near Cedarvale attacked
u catamount with stick and got his
shoulder and neck badly tora by the
animals claws
THE special election in Washington,
Kas., on issuing s25. 900 bonds for a
system of waterworlzs. was carried by
a large majority
y bird dog at South Haven made a
dead set on a box of quails at the depot,
thus giving away the shipper who was
breaking the law
a church census in Wichita develops
the fact that nine-tenths of the families
in the city have preference for some
particular church.
a car of fish from the government
hatcheries has been distributed at
Wichita to farmers, with which to stock
their ponds their farms.
The $50 excursionists from Reno
1ege. many of them teachers, had very
disagreeable weather during their visit.
At the Kansas City horse show Silk
wood, owned by Jacob Willetts, for
merly of Topeka, but now of Santa Ana,
California, sold to L. b. wi11etts,
of Newman, Kansas. for $2.1oo. Silk
wood is 14-year-old stallion.
The general conference of the Men
monte church will be held in the large
Ebenezer church at Buhler Dele
gates will be present from Sas-
katchevan and Manitoba and from the
states from North Dakota to Texas
Five prisoners broke out of the Co
lumbus jail They We're pursued and
when Overtal<en one of them shot at
the sheriff. He was instantly killed
by a shot from that officer, when the
other four surrendered. The dead man
is negro
The Masonic temple in Independence
was dedicated on October 3D. One OF
the three living charter members of
the Independence lodge NJ. d. Henry,
was present. He is IS years old The
lodge was organized in 1869. The tenn
pie cost about S25. 600
There are stored in one warehouse in
Topeka between Il and 1a thousand
bushels of Kansas apples. Ben Davis.
Wine Sap and Missouri Pippin are
being shipped to the eastern states,
while Baldwins and Greetings are com
ing to Topeka from New York
The twenty-ninth annual Sunday
school convention of Reno county will
be held in Niclzerson November ID and
il.
attorney GODDARD has decided that
rules and regulations made by the state
board of health are effective and prac-
t<casly have the force and effect ot
lava
There is a quarter in Osborne county
for which the owner received $3.50, cash
rent. this season. The quarter is in al
falfa- The owner is going to raise the
rent, too
An Eslzridge barber who has worked
there year, says that he has not been
s~indIed out of the price of a single
shave