The Globe-republican., 1908-10-29

Aated by State Auditor J. M. Nation
hat 1t will cost $211,G80 to cover
the expenses Of the state for the
month of November and he turned
his estimate over to State Treasurer
Tulley. The state treasurer will draw
warrants on the county tre1surers
who have, state taxes In their hands.
This is known as the state Treasurer's
draw"
Hutchinson Chief Exhonerated.--
Judge P. j. Gale Of the district court
at Hutchinson sustained the motion OF
Attorneys Prigg and Williams to
quash in tie case brought by Council
man G. T. Hern against Chief of Po-
ice W. II. Dixon. This throws the
case out of court. This is the case
brought through the county attorneys
office to GUST the chief from office be-
cause 1t was charged that he had fail
ed to do his duty. The attorneys for
Mr.. Dixon claimed that the charges
did not state that Chief Dixon had VIC
lated any statute of Kansas or ordi-
nance of the city Of Hutchinson and
that, therefore, there was nothing for
the court to hear. The Judge so decid.
ed.
Unknown Man Dead at Wichita
The body Of an unknown man about
IS years of age was found in the rear
of residence at 3O8 fremont street.
This Is the Wichita red light district.
Cocaine was found on the mans per-
son. Following Ia the verdict of the
jury: "The jurors upon their oaths,
do say that from the testimony given,
the deceased came to his death from
poison or dope of some kind either
taken or administered byhimself or
some other person unknown to the
Jury. The said unknown man came
to his death at the house Of one Ella
Dawson, No. 30S fremont street,
whose reputation as shown by the evil
dence Is that of a dope fiend." Tbs
body was buried at the expense OF
Sedgwick county.
Irvine Cheaper Next Wharf.-The
price of raw sisal, the material used
in the making of harvesting Irvine at
the state penitentiary, has dropped
to the bottom and the wheat raiserj
OF Kansas will reap the benefit next
summer In the low price Of Irvine. The
price Of sisal has been going down
all summer and few weeks ago War
den Haskell let the contracts for fur
nishing the state plant with the pro-
duct at much lower prices than ever
before. The shipments Of sisal have
just begun reaching the penitentiary
and the Irvine plant is working full
time It Is an uncommon thing for
the penitentiary plant to be running
at full time this season OF the year.
Because Of the low price Of sisal War
den Haskell has started every spin
die going in order to make up into
Irvine as much of the cheap sisal as
possible. The result Of this cheap
sisal will be a big saving to the wheat
raisers of the state next year. Just
what the saving will be has not been
figured out. But the reduction in
the price per hundred pounds will be
considerable. The penitentiary Off
cials are wondering what they are
going to do for help since the removal
Of so many of the Oklahoma prison
ers. The penitentiary Is not place
where help can be hired when II Is
needed. The officials have to depend
upon the judges and juries Of the
state to furnish them with necessary
help. Many Of the Oklahoma prison
ers have already been removed and
when they are all taken, which will
be soon, there will be but eight hun
bred men left in the institution to
work the mines, the brick yards and
Irvine plant.
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