The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-01-16
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paralysis, is reported as being slightly
improved. He was formerly employed
in the mechanical department of the
road and has been at the Eighth street
crossing for five or six years.
Will Fish, of the Topeka Cycle COM
pany, has a new automobile. 1t is
Waverly electric machine. Mr. Fish has
taken the agency for the Waverly here
and the name of the Topeka Cycle COM
pany will be changed to the Topeka
Cycle and Automobile company.
John Kessler was thrown from his
pony at the corner of Fourth and Kan
sas avenues last evening. He was rid
ing rapidly and in turning the corner
the saddle slipped and he was thrown to
the pavement. He suffered several cuts
and bruises of the hands and head.
L. NJ. Penwell has been chosen cap
tain of the Uniform Rank of the knights
of Pythias. The Uniform Rank IS
drilling team to send to the natlonai
concIave at San Francisco next sum
mer The lieutenant is DAVIS SpeH-
man and the second lieutenant is c Co
Mcintosh.
A demurrer filed by City Attorney
Spencer in the Roy Daniels case was
argued before Judge I1azen yesterday.
T. F. Doran appeared for Danlels.
Daniels bought up the claims of liz peo-
pie who had put up cash bonds with the
city taller. He brings suit to recover
the bonds. which amount to $4,000.
The people on College Hill have de-
cided to circulate a petition for new
sewer instead of holding a mass meet
ing. as was talked of. The plans for the
new sewer have been completed by tne
city engineer. The proposed sewer ans
trict will extend from Buchanan to the
city limits, and from Huntoon Souln 10
Euclid avenue.
Secretary Coburn has reccf-ed re-
quests from the chancellorS of the uni
versities of both Illinois and Nebraska
for 100 copies each of the reports OF the
~ of n cr7-iOI
Shorthorn and Hereford cattle. The re-
ports are to be used as text books in
the agricultural departments OF each OF
these institutions.
A society known as the Independent
Order of Strikers has been organized in
Topeka but Topekans do not take kind
ly to it. It's constitution and bylaws
are embodied in the one sentence:
Never do today what you can put off
until tomorrow, for perhaps it need not
be done tomorrow and you will have
saved your time.
The following officers of the Republi-
can Flambeau club were reelected last
night: E. E. Lair, president; w. f.
Schoch, vice president; o. K. Swayze,
secretary and treasurer; Emory A.
Bailey, captain; c. E. Sharon, first lieu
tenant; III. A Benner, second lieuten-
ant: Josiah Wilcox, quartermaster; c.
N. Houghton, drum major.
State Treasurer Grimes has received
81, 100 from the county treasurer of Ora
ham county and $3.50 from Ellis county
to reimburse the state for money adj
vanced to farmers of western Kansas
for seed wheat during 1891 and 1892 The
legislature appropriated $160,000 to fur
nish seed wheat to needy farmers, but
the amount has nearly all been paid
back to the state
The Merchants bank of Kansas City,
Kan. has notified State Bank Commits
sioner Albaugh that it has increased it's
capital to 100000 1t started a few
years ago with a capital of $4,000 and
only $4,000 of that was paid up. Since
then it has paid the balaneeso of its origi-
nal capital out of the profits and ac-
which it has been increased, out of an
original investment of 100000