The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-09
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS

Several Potwin cellars are full Of water.
Frank Lindsay took his seat as police
judge this morning.
clyde L. Bmtis, a land agent Of Garden
City. is in Topeka today
The mayor question is stiH the all
absorbing topic on the streets
It is now proper to SOW grass seed in
the barren ground in the front yard
IS II the city on business before the fed
era1 court
c. E Branine, senator from Harvey
States court
Levi z. Letter and his son, Joseph
Letter. returned yesterday to Chicago IN
D. W. sanaison. Of Los Angeles. Cal.
was in Topeka for a short time yester-
Mrs. Nation will speak IN Argentine
next Saturday evening. and in Kansas
The United states court has not yet
given a decision on the Topeka water
works injunction case.
Why not find out who got the most
he belongs, in the office?
The semt-annuaI reunion Of the Scottish
rite Masons of the valley Of Topeka be-
gan today at the Masonic building
The Z. s. garrison flag viii be displayed
from the Masonic building while the Scot
fish rite bodies are in session there
The authorities at Stormont hospital
are anxiously watching the weather. The
new roof - being put on the hospital
Are the city poll books in the county
clerks office 50 sacred that they can not
pc compared with those held BY the city
Larry Sheehan was discharged by the
police judge yesterday evening shes ll.a5I
and cursing on the street
The Kellam Book and Stationery COM
pany has presented the fire department
headquarters with ten framed pictures to
use in the quarters of the men,
a correction in the monthly smallpox
bulletin brings the total cases in the state
up to 1.6l2; deaths. 3 Crawford county re
ported 800 cases instead OF 10 for the
month Of March
The case against Postmaster o. E. Nc
EIfresn. of Usage city, for proceeding He
sane brother as s.IardiaI. vas dismissed
IN the federal court yesterday
Three gold medals were given to Epis-
copal cher boys on Easter, as follows;
Stevens for attendance and department.
and to John Scott, fer general excellence
Representative John Halliday has re-
signed as a member Of the house 70 Pc
IS a coal miner and q Populist. who sat
on the minority side Of the house last
VIII Hutchinson. a. 1s-year-old boy. was
fined SO in the police court for vagrancy-
and that he had run away from home TO
work on the railroad He seems TO enjoy
A West Eleventh two-year-old. the son
of Mr. and Mrs. H D. Wilson. drank a
q neighbours yesterday A physician mad
to pump cut the poison, and the child IS
llGLt6 the worse Tor MS experience
Mayor Charles w Goodlander is SUI
Tenders. at Fort Scott The association IS
a new fraternal insurance order. to which
Superintendent of Insurance Church has
Just issued license, and has nothing to
do with joint smashing.
Insurance Superintendent Church today
denied the application Of the Bankers
Union Of the World. a fraternal order of
Omaha, for a. continuance of its permit
The Bankers Union wanted to take up
Church said he does not regard the order
as safe
State Employment Agent T B. Gerov
has made arrangements with an AtchiSon
bank to discount his salary and c0nti1g-
emit fund Of $500 for running the bureau
to be reimbursed by a deficiency bill IN
the next legislature Mr.. GerOW viii have
an office in the state house, but Will not
locate his home here
Auditor Cole says that 1885, 40 the
amount Of interest received on its daily
balances by the Kansas fiscal agency IN
New York, for the month Of March, is
the largest amount the state has ever re-
ceived in a single month as interest on
its New York balances
Bank Commissioner Morton A1baugh's
office IN the state house IS now to be
newly furnished During the fncum bency
of John Breidentha1 janftors carried the
the bank commissioner s room. and Bob
Semple liked up dry goods boxes for filing
cabinets Consequently the apartments
have dilapidated look and need refurb-
ishing-
You cannot enjoy perfect health, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes If your liver IS
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