The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-07-06

90 on bridge west OF Toronto.
ChIiocco Band TO Portland. The gov
eminent band at the Chilocco Indian
schools will be one of the attractions
at the Lewis and Clark exposition al
Portland, Ore.
New Santa Fe Physician. - DR.
Frank A. Eckdall has received from
pr. Raster. head surgeon at the Santa
re hospital In Topeka, a letter con
tanning an appointment as Santa Fe
physician in Emporia.
Accused Of killing Husband. -- Mrs.
Mamie Mitchell, charged with shoot
ing and killing her husband in Troy
June ~, was brought to the county
jail at Atchison from Troy. There are
no suitable accommodations in the
Doniphan county jail at Troy for ?
woman.
Jeweler Suicide. - A. F. Hum.
phrey, the leading jeweler Of La
Crosse, an unmarried man about 40
years of age, committed suicide In
his sleeping apartment adjoining his
store, by severing an artery in his
arm with razor. III health from
which he had suffered for some time
is assigned as the cause. His body
was shipped to relatives at Pueblo,
Col.
Chambers Among Horses. - DR..
Schoenleber, state veterinarian OF
Manhattan, in company with local
veterinarian, has discovered two cases
of CHAMBERS in Saline county. One is
on the farm of Dick Smith, near town,
and the other is at the farm Of w. s.
Stark, ten miles southwest Of Salina.
Both horses have been ordered shot,
and no quarantine will be extablish-
| ed
Stop "BootIegging." = At Leaven-
worth the Soldiers home officials have
taken steps to shut off "bootlegging'
around the reservation. 1t Is said that
veterans and others have been in the
habit of taking liquor in bottles to
prisoners performing light labor on
the grounds. 1t Is reported also that
the Soldiers home officials will not
permit veterans, inmates Of the home.
IN ta,J ho, ~ u,orly IN, ioiut
Fell Under Train. - Ernest Bond,
80 years old, a harvest hand from st.
Johns, Kan, fell under the trucks Of
Santa Fee passenger train at Win
field while the train was in motion,
and his left leg was crushed to the
thigh and about half of his right foot
crushed. He had left the train to get
a sandwich. When the train started,
in spite of the fact that the vestibule
was closed, he attempted to get on
the steps.
viii Elect New Teachers. - The
Ashland district annual school meet
ing was held June %. In point of har-
mony 1t was great improvement
over that of year ago. The board
was instructed not to employ any
teacher that had been employed dur
ing the past two years. The district
employs one principal and three teach
ers, paying the former SIS per month
and the latter $40. 1t is not believed
that any local teachers will be hired
Jointists no Longer Enjoned.-The
restraining order in the district court
enjoining the jointists from keeping
open, was dissolved by Judge Swartz.
The Winfield city attorney had secur-
ed the order from the court then sit
ting In Wellington, before he had
filed the cases here, and when the
lawyers made this point known the
court Immediately dissolved the in
junction and ordered the joint-keepers
released.
Orders Sheriff to Act.-At Arkansas
City w. D. Kraemer, county attorney,
has taken steps to get away from part
Of the responsibility placed upon him
by the recent letter of Governor Hoch
addressed to all the county attorneys
Of the state. He has addressed an
order to Sheriff Welfelt, saying that
If the sheriff knows of any violations
of the law in Cowley county he shall
file complaints in any of the courts of
the county and the attorney will prose
cute the cases.
Bought Government Land. - Ben
Ahlerich, a wealthy farmer, has
brought garnishment proceedings at
Winfield to attach $4,000 in a local
bank said to be the property Of c. L.
and E. R. Tallmadge of the Tallmadge
Land company Of Chicago and the
Pecos Valley. In his petition Ahlerich
claims that he bought two quarter Sec
lions of land in the valley from the
Tallmadges, giving $4,000 in cash and
note for $4,000. He claims 1t was
government land.
Bond Jumper Surrenders. - Henry
Franklin Of Doniphan county, con-
victed Of attempted highway robbery,
In February, 1904, and who was out
on bond pending an appeal to the 81.
preme court. where his sentence was