The Globe-republican., 1902-07-10
Another good gas well has been
brought in at Elk City

There two farmers on each of
the opposing state tickets this year
Albert H. Blair has been appointed
register at the Wakeeny land office
John b. Richard. of Kansas, has been
appointed conse1 at Port Limon. Costa
Rica-
The Rev. c. NJ sheldon's father puts
IN typewriting all the manuscripts OF
his son.
Someone who has kept tab says that
in Kansas there were only six clear
days in June.
The state school fund holds se4a. SOS
of state bonds
1t is not unusual for good wheat
land in Sumner county to sell at from
$40 to $50 an acre
a small twister struck the home of
| j. c. Curry near Arkansas City doing
considerable damage
The Pratt Republican says there
very few buns among the imported
harvest hands this year.
The new lieutenant governor of Ohio,
Harry L. Gordon. twice a member
of the Kansas Legislature
The postofice at Deerfeld, which is
in store, was robbed the other night
| of about $50 worth ofsstamps.
Governor Stan1ey's son Harry utilizes
his school vacations at $50 a month as
clerk in the governors Office.
| Fred Beeler, the big Jewell county
stock feeder. has IL, 900 acres of corn
growing on one of his places
S. c. Lobabaugh, postmaster at Har-
per, the last man confirmed by the
| senate just as the session closed
J. P. Wilkins, of Horton, has been
appointed deputy u s. marshal in
Indian Territory. He went to Vinita-
Miss Edna Wood. of Topeka, has
married William Lysaght, of County
| Cork, Ireland, who is first heir to
large estate
| A number of renters in Smith county
Will emigrate to the Big Horn basin in
| Wyoming next fall to settle on govern
ment land
| The Westinghouse Air Brake com
| pany has contributed $3.50 toward the
| building to be erected in Topeka for
/, the railroad Y, NJ. C. A.
| Ex-Mayor Charles Fellows, of Tope-
| La, is awarded the contract for build
| ing a $50, 900 hotel for the Santa Fe r.
/ r. at Trinidad, Colorado.
f. G.. Hansiclzer, of Usage City, has
been appointed one of three clerks to
| from the Fifty-frst to the present CON
| gress at 81, 600 a year
eu1vert was was was washed out
| on the Leavenwortf, Kansas & Western
| r. R. in Clay county, and a work train
| with Fl men it wrecked. All
! of the men were more or less injured.
| Look out for a clothes line wire falxer
| who pretends to represent a home hard
J eef, of ire
| after bargaining to sell so feet. He
was working in Labette county at last
accounts.
Mr.. Bailey, if elected governor of
| Kansas, will not be the first bachelor
so elected. Sam J. Crawford was not
a married man until the end of his first
term Crawford was the youngest
governor ever chosen in this state, be-
ing less than 80 years old when he took
the Office.
The city council of Topeka has passed
| the cottonwood ordinance, which is
directed against the cotton bearing
tree According to the terms of the
ordinance it is an offense to plant any
. kind of a cottonwood in street parkings
and the cutting down of those now
standing is authorized.
Miss Anna Horn, of Girard, % years
old, shot herself through the heart.
, 1t is thought she did the rash act be
cause two of her former girl chums ha6
) committed suicide in February, 1899.
1 The .'Orient has purchased s25, 76e. 81
2 worth of land, consisting of 495 lots
l | little more than 20 acres in one piece
and a lot of about IL acres, at Wichits
o for terminal facilities and shops. Tn.
: deeds We're made on January Fl last
+ but We're withheld until conde1nnatiol
o proceedings We're completed on anothe
tract.
!. When President Roosevelt gave Cal
O. vim Titus, the young Wichita soldie
: who scaled the wall OF Pekin, media
= at West Point, the president said t
e him, Cadet Titus. please don't get tn
big head now and spoil it ALL Titu
| tells this himself.
= The local fraternal lodges of Kansa
q | are seeninglY much interested in til