The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-12-04
hansas Events
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ant, co1ored, was shot and instantly
killed by City Marshal bud Keifer OF
Council Grove, who was a Twentie
Kansas soldier. He had put Bryant
under arrest who went along peaceably
until the prison door was reached,
when he whipped out u razor and made
a desperate pass at his captor- Keifer
was too quick for him, shooting him
dead in his tracks
WANTS a WALL--Superint endent
Simmons, of the Hutchinson reforma-
tory, says that institution needs a wall.
He says 1--WE have in the institution
men who of the right age to be
reckless and daring 1t looks to them
like escape would be easy, and to pre-
vent escape requires constant care 1t
requires more guards to get certain
amount of work out of them than if
we had a WALL
NEW KATY RoUNDHoUsE.-P1an and
specifications were received a Parsons
for the erection of new round house.
The old round house has become mad
equate and too small for the class of
engines now used on the Katy. The
new one will have thirty stalls built
for the large new type of engines
adopted by the road. The old one will
be converted into shop of some
kind
tractors began drilling on a farm a few
miles south of that town for coal
They are down 35 feet and expect to
go several hundred feet. A stock com
pany has been organized to conduct
the work. The gas find at Winfield is
squirting the drillers to extra effort
The hole is being drilled line east
and west With the Winfield gas hole
INDIAN SCHOOL IN BROWN COUNTY
A government school has been estab-
lished on the Sac and Fox reservation
in the north part of Brown county, for
the Indian children, although the chill
dren of white residents Will also be
permitted to attend. Miss Winnie Sc
burn, of Hiawatha has been appointed
teacher A substantial school building
will soon be put up.
Ten DAYS IN 20 YEARs-G D.
Woods, of Newton, has been in railroad
| service twenty years and has not missed
| getting in full days work in only ten
| days uring that time
BONDS FOR GAS PRosPEcTING.-The
commercial club of Wichita is asking
| the city council to call a special cleo
ton to vote SIS, 900 in bonds to pros
| PO~o III ga
| 1MMIGRATIoN AGENT.-Gov. Stanley
has appointed C. 2. Bolmar, of Topeka,
as state immi grafton agent. The
| job is an honorary one and has no pay
| attached to it.
| For MALPRACTICE, $65O.-In the
| Cowley county district court Mrs Col
| Inns was given a verdict for $3.50 dam
ages for re-setting broken bones
badly.
| TURKEY WEIGHED II PoUNDs-A
commission firm in Topeka had him
and that was his weight with no feath-
ers him except on the ends of his
| wings.
| BooKKEEPERs TO MEET.-Their state
| association met at Emporia on Novem
| Der rs. c. Meserve, of Emporia, is
| president.
ANOTHER KANsAN.-Will Borah, vhe
is a leading candidate for United State:
senator in Idaho, was raised in Rice
| county.
FORMERLY OF ERIE.-Eive Erie esi
dents in the past were elected to Office
at the last election in many differen
states, viz: county superin tenden
in Oklahoma: a state senator in Idaho
a county treasurer in Montana, a coun
ty attorney in Oregon, and a count,
commissioner in Texas
KICKED BY HoRsE.-Everett Shells
of Medicine Lodge. aged 9 years, wa
kicked in the back of his head by
horse His skull was fractured bu
the doctors say his injury is not neces
sarily fatal
GIRLS WITH NERvE.-Miss Pear
Fuller, a student at the state norma
school, and Miss Mabel F'riels, of Law
renee, climbed to the top of the ney
state normal library at Emporia, an
under the supervision of bricl<1ayer
laid the last brick the highest poin
of the building and standing tn
brick had their pictures taken, fit
feet from the ground
THE SECOND TIAIE--The Galva post
office has been robbed again. The SAT
was blown open and S1o3 and guar
tity of stamps taken.
FARMER LEAVES 500. ooo.-J W
, Osborn. a Lyon county farmer, die
recently leaving estate valued q