The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-03

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MarshaIPs band will furnish the music
for the final skate at the rink tomor-
row night.
!, Yesterday was a busy day in Pro-
! bate Judge Hayden's court, as six mar
r1age licenses were ISSUED.
The city council Will meet Friday ev-
en1ng to check over the election returns
and install the officers elected yester-
day.
This mornings rain was delayed by
a low or a high somewhere and reache
topeka about q he urs after the ele c.
ton.
Attorney G. w. Hurd of Abilene was
in the city yesterday in the interest of
litigation from his home town which
is pending.
/ A building permit was issued to
Helen w. Hamilton yesterday for the
erection of a $4,000 residence at 140
EWoodlawn avenue.
b The White Sox will go to Kansas City
tomorrow morning on the plug and will
[remain there for two days to play the
Kansas City Blooz.
The Santa Fe shops and offices were
closed at 4 o'clock yesterday to permit
the employees to reach their polling
places in time to vote.
The election returns indicate that
there will be but one lone Democrat in
the city council unless Charles HoIli-
Fri Hansford, one of the jurors drawn
for the April term of court, is interested
in $4,000 damage case which is set
for trial during this term.
A truce has been declared by the
various ice companies of the city and
the same prices which prevailed last
year will be in force this season.
But little interest was taken in yes
terday's election, something like 1000
less votes being cast than at the pri-
maries where the fight was made.
If you are looking for that satisfying
flavor in cigar ask your dealer for a
Burghart's Favorite straight five cent
cigar. They can be had of all good
dealers,
About a dozen owners of automo-
biles met at Jesse Elliotts gun store
last night and took steps to organize a.
local branch of the American Motor
league.
F. M. Scholle, who is the state med
ical examiner for the knights of the
Protected Ark, is in lola, where he will
deliver an address this evening before
the local lodge.
The newly elected officers who were
elected yesterday will AXE their new
offices Friday night. 1t is expected that
Mayor-eIect Green will have returned
from Florida by that time.
A marriage license was issued by
the probate Judge of Lyon county yes
William, E. Hubbard of Emporia and
Miss Lena A. Isreal of Topeka
= The interstate commerce commission
will hold their session in Topeka. next
Monday and hear the arguments in the
case of the Kansas shippers against the
Santa Fe and Rock Island roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Miller, of Kan
sas City, who have made arrangements
to, make their home in Topeka in the
future, are the parents of son whose
arrival was announced Easter morn
ing.
Sloan lodge 225 A F. and A NJ.
will confer the FelIowcraft degree
Thursday evening at their temple on
Jackson street, and Topeka lodge No.
IT will confer the Master Masons de-
gree this evening.
Practically no improvements are be-
ing made or contemplated by the Santa
Fe road this season on account of the
unstable condition of the eastern money
market and the high rate of interest
commanded by money loaners.
Mrs. Noble Prentis will talk to the
congress of mothers at their
in Tennesseetown Thurs
day afternoon, April 4, at 4 o'clock,
and colored women of the city are
invited to be present.
Manager S. r. Wells, of the Novelty
theater' has announced that a benefit
will be gwen for the u. :. during
the week beginning April IA. All the
receipts over and above the running
expenses will be turned over to the Trav-
elers.
3 The committee of three appointed by
the Commercial club to raise the $500
necessary for the purchase of site for
the proposed sisters hospital commence
ed active work this morning and expect
to keep moving until the required
is raised.
There is still a probability that the
and Baker debate which
failed to come off last week, will be
held at Baldwin in the near future.
The two schools are about as far, from
agreeing on judges as ever but are
both willing that the debate should be
pulled off in a short tfmes
James F. McCabe who has been rein |
stated city engineer by Mayor Davis
announces that he will hand his resig- |
nation to the city council next Friday |
and that he would not have been a can
didate for reappointment even though |
the Fifth ward sewer scandal had not |
been the cause of his suspension.
Chief of Police Tim Donovan To-
Gated a joint yesterday which had |
escaped the eyes of County Attorney !
John Schenck and as a result Sylvan |
KIine's place, which for some time has |
snioyed the distinction of being the |
only place in the city where liquid re-
could be found was
closed.
EncU u,uE E,EnEFsAT, RANGER