The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-11-14

Sne1S OF apples 10 104dS
The Catholic cathedral to be built in
Wichita will cost $50. 900.
Many Sumner county wheat fields
show a growth of % inches
Barber county cattle are being taken
for pasturage to Pratt county
Typhoid fever cases are reported in
almost every paper in Northern Kan
sas
Captain Adna c. Clark of Lawrence
hus been appointed lieutenant in the
regular army
The Kansas state lodge of Sons of
Herman is to meet in Topeka Novern-
Der 10 and 20
500 to the handful of Indians still in
Franklin county
Old 10Th Kansas veterans are trying
to get the survivors of that regiment
together in reunion
Dispatches from Anthony get pub
Hshed which indicate that the Orient is
rather slow in its operations in that
vicinity
The supreme court did not decide the
Topeka mayoralty contest last week as
expected Neither did it reach the
eight-hour case
Fire destroyed at Hutchinson, the
Blue Front livery barn, the Grand
Central hotel, a laundry, a printing
office and restaurant
F. D. Mead. OF Dexter a cattleman
has been indicted for putting TO his
own use money sent him by Kansas
City commission man for expenses.
The Kansas cotton mill at Indepen-
dence has been leased to a new COM
pany and will begin operations in d
few days 1t will employ about 100
men during the winter.
The free employment agency in To-
peka has made up quite list of parties
who have offered brides to be put in
good places No one on this list will
ever be helped by the agency.
G. w. Proctor, a iuryman at Fort
Scott in criminal case, was arrested
for taking a newspaper into the jury
room and insisting upon reading an ac-
count of the trial to the jury.
Pearl Pagett and Frank White left
Be1oit for Denver to buy 5000 Mexican
lambs. J. w. Higgins, of Cawker, is
interested with them They have made
sheep raising a successful speciality.
The Wells Fargo company has COM
menced building pressed brick struc-
ture in Hutchinson, for their own use.
1t is to be 25 by 120 feet and two stories
high They will need it all. especially
during the fruit season.
Two men of Marysvi11e, with eastern
capital to back them, propose to have
by May next, the largest plaster plant
in the United States They have taken
a 30 year lease on quarter section in
Marshall county which is rich in gyp-
sum.
The supreme conrt decides that school
district warrants are not affected by
the statute of limitation, and must be
paid. The Importance of this decision
is great as there are thousands of dollars
of unpaid scrip and warrants which
were issued in boom days.
The sheep upon which grew the fleece
that gives Kansas the worlds record for
heavy fleece is Merino, born and bred
in Sedgvwiclz county His fleece, when
2 years old, sheared 81 y pounds; when
years old Az pounds. and when four
years old So pounds.
Kansas claims the biggest horse in
the world He was raised by X K
Stout, of Troy, Doniphan county. Az
average horse weighs i, 900 pounds, blax
this animal is twenty hands high and
his weight is just 2,412 pounds, making
him big two horses, with more
than a third of another to spare
The new Mitchell county court house
at Be1oit has a room especially designed
for rest room for women of the coun-
ty who come to town
The California Limited will pick ap
the fast mail ear at Newton and take
it to La Junta and the returning linn
tied No 4 viii take it back to Kansas
City
Henry Williams, of Gaylord, is be
tie on alfalfa This year he has 400
head in his feed lots which he will feed
this winter.
Judge Hazen, of Shawnee county, de-
cides that an assistant attorney general
cannot punish witness who refuses to
give him evidence, under the inquisition
law. which gives that power to county
attorneys only
A combination of Baptists has pur-
chased Campbell university at Holton,
and have changed its name to Campbell
Collegiate institute