The Globe-republican., 1905-11-23
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License QISaxttte Sell VIE QLy
council Of Hort7Scott han rSIsed Me
price. Of .the License for selling cigar
cites to 500, and announces that the
law against selling to minors will be
strictly reinforced. Perhaps Fort Scott
VIII come out of the kinks In time at
ter all. IN ..la' r
IN Junction Clty's New Llbrary.-The
executor of the George Smith estate
will next, spring turnover All Of the
estate to the board Of directors ofthe
public library, consisting ofSabout
s22, 900 cash and property exclusive
,of tho Seventh street corner Of the
approximate value Of $4,000 to
$4,000.
New Santa Re Depot.-Agent w. q.
'Ralston and his assistants have NOV
led into the new. $4,000 Santa Fe de.
pot. For nearly three weeks every,
thing has been ready for the change
except the cuttingsin Of the wires.
lola now has Az depot equal, II not
superior, to any depot in this section
/, Of the state. N ..,.,,s.
Wellington a Flour Center. Tween
ty-eight hundred barrels of -four ev-
cry day That is to be the yelling
ton output. The Aetna Milling Com
pany has decided to double the pres
ent capacity. Plans for the new
building have been ordered. This
will give them total capacity Of
1000 barrels a day.
To Discharge Receiver. - The af.
fairs Of the receivership Of the lola
electric road will be wound up with
in the nett two or three weeks, and
the receiver discharged by the feder-
al court. This is made possible by an
agreement among the minority and
majority stockholders and the bond
holders Of the railroad VI
RevoIutionize strlnged Instru-
ments.--Jos Joseph Behee, a well known
Leavenworths patternmaker and all
around genius, has been granted pat
ent rights on wonderful machine,
which simplifies the manufacture Of
violins, mandolins and guitars. Elk
perts say 1t will revolutionize the
stringed instrument business. VI
Natural Elevation. - "How does 1t
come that you ask more for this land
than | can buy land for in Eastern
Kansas" asked land buyer of a
short grass real estate agent the 9th
er day. The agent was stumped' for
minute but came back with this.
We'll, stranger, you know the fur
ther west you go in Kansas the high
err the land is" Z
Gave Telephone Socials. - A new
social function has been invented by
the farmers of Dickinson county, a
telephone social. When the telephone
owners south of the river wished to
build line to connect with the line
north Of the river they gave box So
cial instead of making an assessment.
They cleared $40 and built the line.
The farmers have over 1000 tele-
phones In operation In this county.
Sues Railroad company.-Miss vio-
let Rosedale Cavell, vaudeville ar.
fist, brought suit in the Shawnee dis
ltrlct court against the Santa Fe rail-
road for $4,000 damages for person
al injuries. Her home is in New York,
and. before she got hurt she claims
to have been earning 5000 week. She
was hurt in wreck at Newton last
September, and charges that her in
juries have incapacitated her from
ever following her avocation again.
May Sell Whole Town. T The town
Of Bruce, or practically all OFT, is to
be sold at sheriffs sale on Tuesday,
December 5, at the north door of the
court house In Girard. The Bruce
Mining and Smelling Company,
which owns the. most Of the TOWNSHIP
of Bruce, including the old smelling
plan there, has been unable to pay
Judgment rendered against 1t by
the district court In a suit brought by
the Interstate Mortgage Trust Com
pany, of Parsons, and the court has
ordered the sheriff to sell the prop
erty and satisfy the Judgment.
To Be, No Joint Banquet. - The
State Historical Society has with.
drawn from the proposed Topeka day
banquet with the commercial club.
The reason given is that the Histori-
cal society cannot determine or ap-
proximate beforehand what the at
tendance will be or what part of that
attendance will want to take part in
the banquet. The commercial club
officers are busy finding out how many
Topeka people will be in attendance
in order to make arrangements for a
hall and give the order for the spread.
The banquet will come off just the
same in spite of the withdrawal of the
Historical Society.
Plating New Town. - General W.
e. Hardy, for years secretary Of the