Edwards Gold Mine Claims at Victor
Secretary of State W. C. Edwards returns from Cripple Creek with interest in a 200 acre mining claim adjacent to the Independence mine. A new Colomoke Gold Mining Co forms with officers including CH Edgecomb of Phillipsburg president Geo Leis Lawrence vice president J W Ady Colorado Springs treasurer W Edwards Topeka secretary and J Neas Newton assistant secretary.
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Etn
Hite
Cripple Creek
W. C. Edwards
Edwards
Kansas
Cone
Victor
Tory
Colomoke Gold Mining Co
Ch, Edgecomb
Phillipsburg
Geo. Leis
Lawrence
J. W. Ady
Colorado Springs
W. ©. Edwards
Topeka
J. Neas
Newton
Railroads and officials outline Kansas City contract rumors
Kansas City reports claim Santa Fe and Wagner sleeper deals and Pullman contracts, all denied by officials. Noted shifts include time cards, transfers for Conductor Pope and Landis, Frisco and Santa Fe personnel changes, a new terminal time-card plan, and a large snowbound state. Also mentions deaths, divorces, speeches, and civic events in Topeka and nearby towns.
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Haltrosa
Bogiaser
W. H. Lave
Rec Island
Horton
Newton
Florence
Goodland
Kan Ie
Robert Kite
W. McCormick
Frank Street
Frisco Road
Burrton
Comany
Rock Island
Buriington
Leavenworth
F. M. Pope
Santa Fe
Dodge City
Colorado Springs
Denver
Landis
Pope
D. D. Fuller
Colorado
Missouri Pacific
MEK. & 7
Denver & Rio Grande
Buswell
Southern Kansas
Chanute
Girard
J.C. Prentice
Prentice
Cusnute
Wellington
Officials and Employes Notes From the Railroads
Ed Burdick of Santa Fe Minneapolis visits this city while D. Atwood Rock Island general freight agent returns from New Orleans after attending the Southwestern Traffic association meeting. Long appointed Rock Island agent at Murdock Nebraska succeeding E E Wees. W O Neville, clerk for assistant general superintendent Rock Island, visits Fairbury. H A Ploughe named Rock Island operator at Boilaure Kansas replacing Long.
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Ed. Burdick
Santa Fe
Minneapolis
Minn
D. Atwood
Rock Island
New Orleans
Southwestern Traffic Association
Long
Murdock
Nebraska
EE. Wees
W. O. Neville
Fairbury
Neb
H. A. Ploughe
Boilaire
Kansas
B. Long
Linen Checked Napkins 16 inch 30 Dozen Offer
Thirty dozen linen checked napkins sixteen inches are offered at thirty eight cents per dozen. The listing highlights a bulk table linens sale with clear pricing and quantity.
Judge Hazen Reviews City Case With Decision Pending
Judge Hazen continues study of a city case as a decision outcome hangs in the balance. Proceedings focus on legal questions, with awaiting ruling and ongoing court activity affecting local governance.
Latt er's Trial Set For Thursday In City Court
News from the county and city courts reports Judge Hucen delaying a decision on city tax issues including library assessments and paving bonds. The docket notes a new trial for Mrs. Greenway over an injury claim from a bridge fall, and custody disputes involving May Brooks and W. J. ks. Judge Kazen resists moving to the new courthouse, citing travel time and workflow concerns. Archive discovery reveals an 1870 county history and upcoming district court trials for Coghter Gaines and others. The grand jury indictments for false pretenses remain unserved as defendants are intermittently absent from town. Clean up continues at the county jail and witnesses in a damages suit fail to appear. Probate checks for George Fix are filed, and court moves to the new building proceed in stages. Marriage licenses issued to Isaac Shaffer and Maud Isabel Fish.
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Court House
Wyoming
J. W. Breidenthal
Dyche
Pard
Joan Burdge
J.G. Wood
Wag County
Jennings
Fim
Shawnee County
Si Pluckard
Grand
Hey. R. Wake
State Temperance Union
Hutchinson
Union
J. W. Stout
Stanley
Hucen
Thia Noraing
Capitol Square
Decker, Mullins & Barry
Tre Station
Police Daparnneos Tt
Ture
Bird
Thas
Sarah Greenway
Kious Street
North Topeka
Aire
May Brooks
W. J. Ks
Dodge Hazeu
Harn
County Commissionera
Kazen
Itta Sette Iecin
Thurkdar
David Coghter
HL. E. Gaines
Thomas Cooney
Whaley
Mahlon Patterson
Tink Steele
Nuuthig
Harry Safford
It's A Good Thing Dead Animal Job Pays $3 000 Year
John Heisel recently became official city scavenger and plans to offer the city a revised deal. He would remove dead horses at $2 a head to individuals, charge $2 per job to private customers, and wa ive city charges for city buildings while Hale Hapgood continues as scavenger. He and Hapgood say profits from hides and other parts could raise earnings to about $3 000 yearly, with potential to expand to refuse removal for fire and police buildings.
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Naorty
John Heisel
George Hapgood
Halsch
Haisch
Hapgood
Lowe
Clairvoyance Advertisement and Local News Snippet
An unclear ad promotes Professor Raymond offering clairvoyant services with a fraudulent, sensational claim of aiding love, luck, and life troubles. It states sessions daily at rooms in Veale Bines, with money risks and no refunds. Also reports Shawnee county hogers winning premiums at Lincoln show. N E Bartholomew of Topeka gained multiple prizes.
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L. M. Raymond
Linaie
Myer
Leslie
Mits
Iaymond
Fiveryone
Whawnee
Shawnee County
Nebraska State Board of Agriculture
Lincoln
N. E Bartholomew
Topeka
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Ed Warren M. Crosby & CO
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