Hutchinson gazette., 1901-04-25

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little more than ST. 600 month,
A company has been organized to
manufacture voting machines In Topc'
kn,
Kansas -four is now in demand and
is on sale in all the principal cities Of
Ohio.
Inmates of the state reform school
are hereafter 20 make their own
clothes,
Another damage suit has been
brought against the Winfield saloon
raiders,
Jesse Reed editor Of the Oxford Reg.
lister, died suddenly at Wellington on
April 10,
Miles Taylor OF Hutchinson is to
he secretary 20 Senator Gibson, OF
Montana
The nphis, or wheat louise, has ap'
pcared in the Chikastia valley in Sum'
ncr county
The wife OF i, A, Meckel, county at
torney Of Chase county, hanged her
self in the cellar,
Baker University is not only out OF
debt but has $4,000 for added equip.
ments and new buildings
The Cherokee poor farm has "a in.
mates and and the average cost OF
caring for them for the past six months
was $3.50.
Seventy-ivc Kansas teachers have
already sought the endorsement of the
state superintendent for positions as
teachers in the Philippines
Monsicgneur George Jaequemin, of
Rome, is in Wichita to spend months
time. His mission Is to visit hospitals,
and his stay in Wichita is at the ST.
Francis hospital.
Stella Waggoner, 10 years old, was
was drowned by the upsetting of n boat
on Doyle Creek in Marion county.
There were three others in the boat
who were rescued.
Under n new law old soldiers are to
be given preference in political APP
pointmcnts in Kansas under heavy
penalty for violation Of the act by state,
county and city officials.
II, II, Dewey, Of Wichita, will attend
the Presbyterian general assembly in
June and on the trip will visit his
cousin Admiral George Dewey. The
cousins were boys together but have
not met for 80 years.
That big well made at Grcensburg In
boom days still stands although closed
up, 1t Is more than one hundred feet
deep and and twenty.eight feet in dia-
meter and will stand while time lasts;
barring earthquakes,
Captain Edgar q, Frye, formerly
lieutenant in the Goth Kansas has passed
examination for appointment in the
regular army, and his name is placed
second on the list Of appointments to
be made from Kansas.
The G,0O0 corporations in Kansas
find the law of last winters vintage
not so safely ignored as was the old
one. The penalty for not filing reports
with the state charter board incurs n
heavy penalty, including the abroga.
ton of charter.
During five months, from October to
March, Woodson county lady, aged
60, marketed 100 pounds of butter from
three cows. A neighbor sold llG
pounds of butter from January IS to
March 90, from one COW, besides sup.
plying two families with milk,
The state law department has re.
versed itself on the question OF rural
registration. The opinion now given
out is that the law applies only TO
Montgomery and Sumner counties.
Doc Hudson has sold his preemp-
tion claim near Potter, Atchison coun-
ty, at SG5 an acre Not long ago he
divided S95, 900 among his three chill.
dren, lie made his money in cattle
farming.
Governor Stanley expects to meet
the presidential party at the Colorado
line and escort it through Kansas
Mayor Pollock, of Arkansas City,
has ordered every dive and "hole in
the wall" closed He proposes to run
the city without revenue from joints,
The opening of the new auditorium
at Strong City occurred on April 1920.
The Modoc club and Marsharl's band
from Topeka held leading parts IN the
program.
The receipts of the local consistory
from initiation fees was $50, 400. The
banquet cost $1,000 for 735 plates. This
is told of the Scottish Rite centennial
jubilee in Wichita
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