The Globe-republican., 1902-01-16

] During 1901 the Wichita street cars
carried ]. 434,5 passengers
Enterprise has had another fine, this
one figuring at 81 900 of loss.
En- Lawrence there IS. "a plan to build
"a $40. ooosY- NJ. C. A. building.
George NJ. Munger, OF Greenwood
county, offers his farnffor~s75 900.
The president has nominated Adna
Clarke. of Kansas, fora Ieutenaney
The Frisco line is ITO have heavier
steel between Wickata and Carthage.
There is epidemic of smallpox
among "a German colony near stafford.
Kansas Turkey wheat sells or 3
cents better than the Nebraska Turkey
| wheat.
! Clark Kiacaid has boogiEt a. 1000 acres
/ of wheat land in Meade county for
$500
| The Pottazatomie Indians in kan
aas have brass band. Agent 1aonneIl
is the leader
Aathony people raised s4s, GOO i'm two
days for the purpose of securing the
Choetasv road.
Mr. Helby, OF E1wood, Indiana, is
looking for a location for glass manu-
factory ia Kansas
A f. Watson, of 45alina, has been APP
pointed to a high -sa1aried clerl1ship ia
the postof1ee department
Judge Benson, OF Ottawa, succeeds
e. F. Brown of Chicago, as receiver
of the First National bank of Chic ago
A vein of coal has been found in
Mitchell county which is three feet
thick It will hare to he mined by
stripping
Bert Cirtwell, of Norto1val1e, has sold
Buffalo Bill fifty white horses to take
the places OF those killed in q wreck a
month ago
There is plan forming to build a
trolley line from Salina to Lincoln a
distance of thirty-five miles. The Sa-
lima commercial club is considering it.
J. o. Butler, secretary of the Far1as-
ers' Cooperative Grain and Live Stock
Association, attributes the present high
price of wheat to the work of his asso-
citation.
Two carloads of garden seeds from
Germany cleared through the Kansas
City custom house. The entire ship
ment was consigned to Lawrence |
seed house.
1t is thought that the Bourbon coun- |
ty grand jury now in session will find |
bills against county officers and those |
u Lie CITY OF 4 OTC Scout. as well q /
against the booze dealers.
An old negro brought his son from
Kentucky to Augusta to visit his old
master, G. W. Sweeney. They found
that both his old master and mistress
we're dead, and his grief was pitiruI to
gee.
Mrs Minnie Y Trickey, widow of L.
;. Trickey, who was clerk of the dis
,rict court of Wyandotte county about |
fifteen years ago, has been appointed
,ity treasurer of Roseda1e by a unani-
nous vote of the council.
A. J. Anderson, OF Logan county, was
'ound guilty in the United States cir
and allotment case His fine was
ixed at $25 and costs which makes the
entire sum something over 500.
Stafford county people deny the ex
stence there of a smallpox epidemic.
The only death in Stafford of late was
IN old lady who died of old age, being |
over 81 years old No one there be-
ieves there are many five cases in
5he county.
Wichita wholesalers have been fig
aring together and they declare that
their gross business in 1901 reached ten
and three-fourths million dollars
The requirements for the teachers
diploma at Kansas university, which
Are, in accordance with the provisions
Of the Grattan certificate law, the
standard for all Kansas colleges, have
been approved by the state board of
education; SO that students receiving
the teachers diploma will also receive
state teachers certificates good for |
three years
fNnfaT1 a117k 1
Of livestock in Kansas at 1888, 600, 900
which is increase of $40, 600, 900 since
1890. There are a million more cattle
and half million more swine in Kan
sas than in 1890.
Union Pacific brakeman was hurt |
out near Wamego and the local doctor
said he must be taken to hospital as
quickly as possible The conductor
wired the particulars and was ordered |