The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-02-27

The Covvley county district court ha
! e3o cases on its docket
Mere finely furnished saloons ar,
being opened in Topeka
The enrolment at Kansas University
reached l. BOB early in February
Dr. a Doud. president of the Kansa.
State Dental society, died at Fort Scot
Feb 2
Stanley's appointment of four dist-ic
| judges
Geo Chase. brother-in-lavv of exGov
Crawford, is practicing law in Wash
/ ington.
plomas will be given on March 80 anG
April H.
| Kansas has expended for public
schools s65,a5z, $50, during the last ff
teen years
decreased s6,e15-23 during the past
three months
The Kansas Livestock company OF
Olathe has incorporated to raise and
handle livestock.
Fire Insurance agents will meet in To-
peka on February 19.
The Kansas Lincoln day club cele-
brated in representative hall in the
state house in Topeka.
Two new barracks are to be erected
at Fort Riley this year, and another
ward for the hospital there
The state board of health reports
that no deaths from smallpox occurred
in Kansas during January
appointed commissioner of pensions is
again being opened up in Washing ton.
Kansas has 1927 districts; 9, 4o6 build
ings; 11,614 teachers; sos, s54 school
children; valuation of school property,
SO, 537, 3o2.
F. D. Woodford, of Wichita, has
bought 27 acres three miles from the
city for So, 400 He intends to plant
the land in fruit
Farmers about Independence have
been hauling water in their threshing
outfit water tanks, from the city by
drants, paying the water company
J. w. G1eed, of Kansas, was the first
speaker at the Lincoln Day banquet at
the Waldorf-Astoria in New York He
was followed by Senator Chauncey
Depew-
A single man has bought a farm near
Fairview, Brown county, paying Sly
600 for it. All the girls about Fairview
are naturally taking much in terest in
him
Colonel and Mrs. j. H. Upton, of
Downs, celebrated their golden wed
ding on Lincoln Day Col. Upton is a
cousin of Sir Thomas Upton, the Scotch
yacht racer.
General Metca1f will spend some of
February in Topeka to learn about his
duties and will take charge of the pen
sion office on March l. This comes
from his home at Lawrence.
The Merchants Athletic association
of Lawrence, gave a banquet in honor
of General Wilder S. Metca1f when he
returned from Washington with his
as pension agent
The indications are that Topeka sa-
loon keepers will be taxed $50 month
by the new administration. Several
have been arrested and have paid fines
assessed by the police judge, without a |
word of complaint.
Judge Charley Lobdell's first case |
after getting on the bench by appoint |
nent, was breach-of- promise suit, |
which is arousing interest on account |
Of the sentimental developments in |
7olving a lawyer at Larned-
One Topeka commission house re- |
seives a carload of poultry every day |
except Sunday from Santa Fe towns |
between Topeka and Newton
Frank White, a Fort Scott grocer,
vent deliberately before train and
allowed the train to run over him. He
lad been unbalanced in mind for sew
.ra1 days
III. Burton, who was given second
rial under decision of the supreme
court, has been the second time con-
Ticted of murder in the Marion county
district court
Masonic lodge No. 90 of Wichita has
bought 100 feet of ground and two
-esidences, on the northwest corner of
First street and Emporia avenue, for
a, 500, viththe intention of erecting
emple upon it. The new building will |
,ost about $50, 600.
A monument has been placed in
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