The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-08-17
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the action of the board of education
in deciding to maintain separate
schools hereafter, and may ask the
court to grant an order restraining
the board.
Simmons Takes an AppeaI.-An ap-
peal has been filed in the supreme
court in the case of David Simmons
charged with killing John Cullen. The
evidence was that Cullen knocked
Simmons down and the latter while
lying on the ground drew revolver
and killed his assailant. He, Sim
mons, was found guilty and sentenced
to twelve years in the penitentiary.
Every Car Turns over. - East
bound Santa Fe passenger train NO.
IS was wrecked near Sawyer, Kan,
as the result of spreading rails. The
entire train with the exception of the
engine and tender turned over. Eight
persons were slightly injured, but
none seriously. The train was in
charge of Conductor Wright. Samuel
Holcomb was the only passenger sus-
tanning broken bones. His thumb and
a bone in the right hand were
broken.
Those Who Won Land.-The Kan
sas winners in the Government land
drawing at the Shoshone Indian
reservation were: Charles G. Davis,
Minneapolis; Harrison l.. Basinger,
Peru; Walter B. Mexican, by S. d.
ROM, Leavenworth; Peter Wagner,
Maryville; Frank McPharlan, Pitts
burg; Walter Crawford, Onawa; Levi
Cline, Beloit; Jessie Mitchell. Frank
fort; Michael " Allen, Hoisington;
H. C. Lowe, Atchison; Leonard Ly-
barger, Coffeyville; William G. Rigg,
Atchison; Marshall Hughes, Burr
Oak; Henry Miller, Carl; Charles
Disque, Ottawa; Henry Walker,
Novel;; William E. Marmount. hide
pendence; Joseph A. Wrell, McPher-
son; William Hoagland, Argenta;
Slaves Belts by S. w. Dilts, New
ton; Alex Walker, Jr., McCracken;
John Bradshaw, Washington; John II
Sotow, Americus; Mathew Terrell
Frankfort; William Alcom, Girard
Ralph P. Cavaness, Chiles; Edward
S. Gilbert, Fort Scott; Clarence Bid
olson, Goodland; Emil A. Lander
Usage City; Claude N. Constable
Atnork; Peter Seylor; Neville; X. S
Steele, Oberlin; James R. McCurdy
Osawatomie; Alfred Higgins, Tope'
ka; George E. Morrison, Gilius; John
Saltsom, Osawatomie; Julius e. Mail
ser. Russell; Harry Konenson, James
town; George Hosich, Burlington; d.
A. Morot, lakeland George Dolan
Oketo; G. E. Wilson, Fort Scott; D.
F. Eek, by Rufus Elery, Seneca;
Anna Adams, Leadville; ]. H. Han
son, Logan; Charles w. Pearson
Jamestown John Taylor, Scranton;
Burt o. Holson, Beloit; John G. Colt
rell, Seneca; Archibald D. Refill, Con
cordia; Wallace T. Houston, by HON
err Lessinquell, Coffeyville; Marshall
Hughes, Burr Oak; John w. Chapel
Troy; Grant w. Harvey Emporia;
George w. Stafford, Lenora; Elton
j. Yoder. Topeka Bert Carpenter
Logan; Harry Tetere, Oberlin; Alfred
C Ray, Logan; Edward G. Garlic
. Atchison; George B. Hawkins, lola;
, Brice D. Cameron, Junction City;
Reilly S. Burg, Phillipsburg; William
| c. Brownell, McCracken; Della e
Nelson, Eldorado; George Schwick
, Logan; Samuel W. Smith, Seneca
Edwin d. Fisher, by o. w. Rothen
[ barger, Leavenworth; H. Scott Nc
Cormick Diets; Claude E. Search
Logan; Thomas Bennett, Jr., Seneca
, George L. Ellington, Scandal; A
Wells, Seneca.
Pardon Asked for G. W. Dull. -
, Application has been filed with Gov
Hoch for the pardon of George w
Dull serving a twenty-year term in
the state penitentiary for the murder
of DR.. ]. w. Rowland in Rawlins
! county in 1902.
: Strikes In kansas.-sW. L. A. John
son, state labor commissioner, has
prepared a review of the strikes
among Kansas laborers during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1906. This
detailed information is shown as fol
lows: Twety-two strikes were en-
gagged in during the year 1905 by
twenty different organizations. The
strikes were settled as follows; En-
tirely successful, 10; partially sue
cessful, Z; lost, 8; two remain unset
tied The total days duration was
1,46S, or an average of eighty-two
, days for each strike. The total mum
Der of members involved in said
strikes was 1885, or an average OF
seventy-one. The total days lost on
account of such strikes was 11,7SO
The total amount of wages lost was
S6S,732.S1. Total amount of strike
benefits paid out to members en-.
gagged was s15,034.62.
Planning Big lmprovements.-The
growth of Solomon has brought about
demand for improvements and a