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SUGAR BEET BOUNTIES.
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, . . . Judge Cornish Declares that They Arc
r .f- ' Unconstitutional.
I , I..INCOLN-Sugar beet bounties are
unconstitutional. . So declared JUdge
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' Cornish III the district court , and he
/ ; ' sustained the demurrer of the attor-
ney general , who argued that the suits
i. . Dr the Oxnard Sugar company and the
. I - Norfolk Sugar company ought to be
ll1SIUlsscd. The two concerns asked
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l. . . for more than $50,000. .
. The claims of the companies have
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" peen before successive legislatures and
. . . permission was given at the last ses-
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I. 310n for the sugar manufacturers to
IUO the state and establish the validity
_ of their claims.
The companies claim that the state
promised a bounty of 1 cent a pound
! n 1885. Between the years of 188.1 !
and 189 . the companies claim , $1,000-
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UUO.was invested , with the understand-
tug that bounties would be paid. The
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act was repealed in 188.1 ! , but the com-
panies claim that three.quarters ot a
cent was voted to foreign companies
In 1895. After the bills were audited
the attorneys for the companies state
that the officials refused to pay , asserting -
3ertlng that the state lacked fundEr.
They argue that legislatures have endorsed -
dorsed the claims and the last one directed -
rected that suit be brought.
Attorney General Prout argued that
sugar beet raising was not a public undertaking -
dertaldng and that the legislature had
10 right to appropriate public money
for such a purpose. The court upheld
his contention. 1'ho case may be ap-
penled.
f SECURES AN ANCIENT RELIC.
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: Morton History Gets Picture of the
First Nebraska Mission.
LINCOI..N-C. S. Paine , manager 'ot
the Morton History ; of Nebraska , has
secured a picture of the old Bellevue
mission , the first mission established
In Nebraska for the conversion of the
Il1(11ans. The picture is in water col-
ors and was secured from Mrs. J. ' 1' .
Allan of Omaha. Mr. Allan had come
west about 1848 to seek his fortune ,
and had this picture painted to send I
back to his sweetheart In the east :
in order to give her an Idea of her
future home.
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The old mission was located in almost -
most the very spot where Bellevue
college now stands. It was built for
the purpose of dealing with the Oma-
ha and Otoe Indians , and was the center -
' * tel' of civilization and trade until Om-
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, . aha was founded In 1854. It was built
of hewn cottonwood logs faced on the ,
outside and Inside and was two stories i
high. Later the mission was converted -
ed into a hotel , and as the 13el1evuo
house" was used for that purpose for
many years.
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Official Harvest Opening.
LINCOLN--Don C. Despain , presi-
dent of the Western Association or
Free Employment : bureaus , says that
the yield of wheat In the southern I
counties of Nebraska will 'be exceed-
Ingly heavy. The wheat harvest will
begin July 7.
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'k Sale of Land Ordered.
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The sale of several thousand acres
of valuable hay and grazing land In
McPherson county , owned by the Val-
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ley Land and Cattle company , was ordered -
dered by Judge Munger tn federal
court at Omaha.
Sarpy County Farmer Robbed.
PAPILLION- = Thieves stole a team
of mules and a buggy from the barn or
L. Heacocl" , between SIH'lngtlehl and
Grotna , In Sarpy county. The prop- I
erty at this writing ba not been re- .
: covered. I
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STATE IN BRIEF.
Cattlemen In Scot's Bluff county re
port the range In Wetter condition
now that it has been for several years.
The ranCh1l1ell have all dipped their
cattle and they are In fine condition
Fred Koyen of Dodge county was
given judgment for $60 against the
Union Pacific Railroad company In hi&
suit for damages for hay destroyed
oy fire which started from an engine.
At Columbus the jury In the case
of the state against James Kelley ,
charged with the murder of Arthur
Snowden , returned a verdict finding
Kelley guilty of murder In the second
degree.
Secretary Adna Dobson of the state
board of irrigation has been notified
that the association of state engineers ,
which met at Salt Lake City recently ,
has adjourned to meet at Boise City ,
Idaho , September 1u.
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' 1' . D. Nolan , baker who has been
employed by D. C. Chamberlain & Co. ,
is wanted in Beatrice for raising a
check from $3.1u to $13.15. The check
was drawn in his favor for $ 3.15 and
signed by 1\11' Chamberlain.
H. R. Hines , upon whom a crowd of
Paplllion people waited and ordered
to leave town or run time risk of be-
Ing tarred and feathered and run out
of town and who promised to comply
with the demand , kept his word.
The Germantown State bank bas
filed articles of incorporation with the
state banking boar(1. The incorporators .
tors are J. W. Dalley , N. E. Dalley
and E. R. Gurney. Mr. Gurney is
vice president of the First National
bank of Fremont. The capital stock
is $7.500.
Secretary Royso at the state banking -
ing board wlll issue a call for reports
or the financial condition of the . building .
ing and loan associations oC the state
for June 30 , according to law. During
: . .e last year there have been four
new associations started up at North
Loup , TecuIDseh , Humboldt and Be-
atrlce.
Jacob Doth , a laborer , was arrested
at Lincoln and Is in the county jail
charged with attempting to wreck the
Denver Flyer on the Burlington. The
attempt was made near the town of
Denton. The section foreman discov-
ered a rail laying crosswise of the
track and wired down. He taro the
obstruction loose and barely had time
to remove it before the train came by.
The case of E. 1\1. Atterberry vs. the
directors of time defunct Chamberlain
banking house at Tecumseh was tried
before a jury in the county court. 1\11'
Atterberry endeavored to hold the directors .
rectors for the $ DOO he lost as a depositor -
positor in the failed banlt. Many wit-
nesses were examined. 'rho jury
found for the defendants , releasing
them from obligation as such officers.
The eighteenth annual meeting of
the Richardson County Farmer& Mutual -
tual Insurance company was held at
Verdon last weelt. The secretal'Y's report .
port shows over $200,000 new insur-
ance written last year. Amount in
force nearly $1,500,000. Losses paid
last year , $1,088.58. All claims of the
company are paid , with a balance oJ' '
$1,5G3.DD , on hand. The old officers
were re-elected.
At a recent convention of the rural
mall carriers of Cass county , George
R. Sayles of Platts mouth , president of
the association , was elected as a dele-
gate to the state convention of rural
carriers , which is to be held at Lin-
coln on July 4. Subjects of Interest
to all rural carriers were dlscussed-
the new law increasing the pay of
the carriers and cutting out the carry-
lug business receiving the most atten- .
tion
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