The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-01-10

Mr.. Doom, of Verdi, shipped a car
load of alfalfa seed and got 8. 1000 for
it
The state treasury received ss7, 900
from county treasurers in one day re-
Gently
J. A Newman, chairman of the Santa
Fe teIegraphers. has moved to his farm
in Oklahoma.
perceptib1e shock of earthquake
was felt at Mound City at 9 o'clock of
January 3rd-
Osawatomie voted bonds to the
amount of $40, 900 to build waterworlzs.
by vote of 216 to Jog.
Assistant Secretary of State Hill P
Wilson is about to publish book of
biography of Kansas men,
The Christian church at Newton is
out of debt and is able to raise the
pastors salary another 500.
The Ellzs of Kansas, Oklahoma, In
dian Territory, Missouri and Arkansas,
held a joint gathering in Joplin, Mo,
on January 8
Fort Scott and Bourbon county Off
Gals divide the revenues from liquor
sellers between the city and the coun-
ty treasures.
The Armour Packing company pro-
houses in a number of southern Kan
sas and Oklahoma towns.
Attorneys will ask the legislature to
extend the term of the appellate court
another year, for the exclusive work of
closing the cases in hand.
Topeka is to have plant for the
manufacture of portable x-rav ma
chimes, static machines and lightning
rods Thirty men will be employed
Columbus sends out a denial of q
smallpox tale sent from there. It is
now claimed that there are are only
25 cases in Cherokee county instead of
200.
| r. F. Morrow, son of Bob Morrow,
| the older hotel man, and his father-in
| law, J. j. O'Rourl1; both of Lawrence,
| have purchased the Throop hotel IL
! Topeka for $50, OoO-
The supreme court has decided that
| the officials of penal institutions have
| full authority for transferring convicts
from the Hutchinson reformatory to
the Lansing prison
Hereafter the state will not pay for
the keeping Of insane patients at their
| homes or in comfy jai1s unless they
| have been refused admission to the
| asylum for lack of room.
B. f. Williams, who has been con-
nected with the Santa Fe freight de
partment for nearly 10 years, has re-
signed the place of chief clerk to As
sistant Freight Agent Nfaegley.
BY decision of the supreme court
where a pro tenn Judge is appointed to
try case at certain term of court
and the case is continued to the next
term the judge pro tenn has jurisdic
ton.
A poor man in Auburnda1e, who has
been helped by charitable people fo1
many years, has this year bought five
or six lots and built house. He pait
for it with his own earnings while hi:
wife worked for neighbors to make the
living
The death of Judge NJ. S. Adams
who was speaker of the house of tn,
Kansas legislature of 1862, brings VI
reminiscen ses of that session. Nearl,
{ all the members of both house anc
senate in 1862 have died. Among then
, were John ]. Ingalls,, p B. Plumb, So
Miller, c. K Holiday, Sam Lappin
! | Thos. A. Osborn, G. W. Smith, G. v
Es-zridge, p. B. Maxon and Geo. A
| Reynolds. OF the survivors are F. T
) Baker, d. NJ. Valentine. Alex Banks
who was chief clerk, still lives. n
, other survivor is just now recalled t
memory, if there be any.
December 90 was the heaviest in WicF
= tia in point of receipts of hogs at tn
stocl<yards this season About thirt
carloads, or in the neighborhood {
r 1000 hogs were unloaded and sold.
Judge NJ. S. Adams recently died {
e his home in Cannon City, Colorad,
o He was member from Leavenwort
h os the Kansas legislature. and speakt
of the house, in the sessions in 1862 an
d 1868 He was later a candidate fC
f member of congress, at the time of ST,
e ney Clarl1e.s last nomination and Gle
ton.
lie At the regular monthly meeting
$ the ministers of Wichita a reso1utic
st commencing the action of Mrs Matte
e, was defeated by a large majority
1T Fort Scott has had an Electric Ligl
De and Power company, a Street Rai1vv;