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TaUPSDAY. IZER'CAT.Y li, ii!3. FL ATT? MOUTH SEMI-vTllKLT JOCKfA! .c J , Money-Saving Facts About Your Exposition Trip Von need not spend n fortune to i-jt California Jiad if s Ex!t)M;i ns in 19l.. Any i.e in nder;de cimimtoi.ce. rail go - .r! it'.- a wibe- ivt st n: i.t in ieu-'ire and education. Panama -Pacific Exposition Opens Feb. 20 Panama -California Exposition New Open FROM P LATTS MOUTH (JjCfl Afl Round Trip to San Francisco, free San ptjy.uuDieg0 side lrip Round Trip to Saa Francisco, free San $pm rn ie si(s triP aR( cne-v;y via Pr- a land, Tacoma and Seattle. Choice of steamer or rail trip between Portland and San Francisco. Tickets on Sale March 1 to November 39 Simply Mjin and mail coupon be .-, or if u prefer, drop u o-trtl asking. f r B ( k Ni wUr llf and yu v. ill rtctive fne a r'rd"i! ly iJJusticttd (1 p-je booklet containing, VHl'iabie information abeuit note! and restaurant rates. EMsiticn r.d n;ision fees, railroad anl pulhnan fares Out lines Low to vary jour trip fy j-oing. over one line and returning over aro'hfr. tltrtly f. hi ii i a more compiehens ive idea of the re?.t west: de scribes many free side trips en rente r v.ell as stopover points of particular inte rest; tf lis hoiv to see hoth expositions and practically ihe whole -tete of California for a sirle Exposition fare: in fnct it i a guide hook giving just the informal! n you require to form complete plans frr ycur Wt tern tour and at a vast saving in cost. Yen kr.ow before starting ju?t what the nip ecu. Et gin laying your plan? nov. Get This Book Today It's Free! RETURN THIS COUPON CEn:r fort, p t. k:. union facific f.ailf.od company C..ihj. Nebraska 1 . .'l '.: ! u.l i r i r i ; v.- YWY f " . . . i:- i 1 1 ;.- r:i u ,' "(':. : ' t;.):, V.'. .'. I h-r n.forrr:. i'n -f : -.:-'.;. i: in il;i tuiin.- a ' :i . f "i ! : i u 1 1 n : TWO KEKBERS OF SOL CPS' RELIEF GOOilSSIGfJ SERVED FOR 25 YEARS From Vf-lnelay's la::y. Wliil tl:e roldiers' Ilelief commis f : ' !i .f the tour.ty -.vj; in ses.-itn hre this week a very interesting hit of hi -to: y if the (.rp.ini:::'::;"'n of that l ly was. brought forth. The cem-mi--;cn was oca :.ir.ed in this county -Janvery Jt. luo, at which time the rr.en.l ershij was i-Dnipo.-ed of A. I!os- l-:., . ,.u.,: ... . I m 1. 1, ., rv . . l -. v lit l. ..I . . l , .i . v , o - l . 1 1 - i 1 1 , rt - retary. and J ;.-erh Mullen. Afte- the! pa -in? f twer.ty-flve yer.'-s f l.,ncr ar u- tli: ; .-e: vice -tU' p- ave wn.:i two of the old veteran-, who still active in the woik of the com-n-.i---Jor i-i thr- t--"srii of ".! ;. -Ti.l.n- , . ." . , . ;x.n an . Mr. Muiien. an.: it is a t.-.hute t'i vheir untiring labors in behalf of th... old veterans or their familie; r.eedlng a.-si uince that they have f erve i viihout a laj--e for twen'.y 01 years. There are n -t two more hienlv e tecrr.c ! pe:it:3men n the county than the two Je-erl John- re u nr. 1 Mnlle.i. ar l they have served j r e t faithri.l! th it ca t- fer commi-.-ion . 1 nee:' ."S o' i ,.0 0:1 1 . - . 1 1 .ille--. and will I 1; ; - ! 1b v co.'.tir.u" in tliis ihey desi: e, so v, e IS) -it 'r.: lollJT ? ? I 11 have tl. --v can The cost rf building a silo is not an expense, it is an investment which you get back at the end of a year. We build the cheapest, rr.ost durable mIo that is made ami give you a guarantee which protects you agaiiist any chance of los?. m If you are posted on the value of a silo come into cur olfieeand let us show you our system of construction. If you arejiot jn-tMl onsilos come in end let us show v-.it how you can inrreate the profit of your farm 23 percent and more. Vv hIo make the bett water tanks and grain bins on earth at lers money thriii eithf r wood or iron. Just south of tin- postoflice on Fifth street you wili find us reaiv to t-ilk silos nr.d vinter tanks. C n)e i:i wdVn ( u .-.;e in town and get a"Q'.u;inted. Goncrefs Oonsirucfion Co, Plattsmcuth, 61 s 9 5! i a; ft try" si ; ii fi I; B! ..n it. t i at the duties of tie he commission was ' I. Todd. Louis Fokz -on:fo.-ed the Liar.! o: missi.'!!i -s :n.d L:;ti C d.e clerk. rt v co:n- r A nil (';:: hier I)idr.'t S.iear. Kr'.rn .!a 1 1 a i..:i v Pa".ter--on, r .f tk nark of Union, had a little tiouhle i -.tnr.lnp the husin.ess Monday. .1. beeuu. e the ca-h v. a.s "so near and ye ; far." This was due to the f .' that the vault lord: balked and fo- r :i..' 1 oars it ..rrre'l tr.e wav to ' 1 -. t.eas.ire pile. Fortunately th?e ca-h in the business ch tn- to keen tliinps rr.oir,g long in ne usual way and the patrrn; r.-e elth 1.0 incon-v-enienci.-. The lot r.a.. e yielded to treatment that ma ie iOosei and will p -event it kinp th.:-; k .. . ' . . '.I-. "am. . r.;on Le t EOIT' AM) WHOOI'LNf; COUCH. Mrs. T. -e ;.ihi. Claire. Wi-,ia "Foley's Honc-y ait.l Tar Cm- j ne'und cured my boy of a very .sever, ' - track of croup at to- otner rem ?di ; - . ha 1 failed. Or.r milkman cur ed hi - j ! ;',r ;e-i et wr.oo : p 1 ' a:s 1 fen tv veirs rcre.wd of siniihi :ees Coi.-.nins no opiut?-. Alway- ;ns no opjat?-. Itisl. - t CP. Fnlev's. I : sab y ! druggist.:. Nebraska n bill o? in the legis- LATURE WHICH IS OF IN- Hi TrnfftTTn nn i!Tii mnrirn T IhKhSI llMf . ihS Cl ILIILUI IU UUUill i UJUULUj .'i i" "l .iU.- H jibm :;i inv late Lome on-the Wr.i lj t-t orn (-ur-,-'ii ' s Ti;iiir. M. S. 7,0. by Ileal of Custer, a hi": t icf ai cti iv Ru.ltn of C'cuar, was i c-c-i on.r...- i.U'd i(.- na.-:.'re atter Yn !: i 1 -'.-t 5 !-. ? if-: r, Tivi-;i(n I (.:rc-iv;! a fv i-..T.?n.!nients. Th - ar. f ill ioe.. not inciea-i the :alary of (:!;! j:i!..--s l.f.-'iu-o tl'.e f'-'e.-: ji u fj into the cuu;.tv t:.va.-u: . It j-; o ides (J a '.-ailed scsde of for jirohat:!:; f!'-'t.n:c.--. bused on the vaii.e of estat (.-.-. ")i . I n 1 1 r : : estate - valued from '-) to I, ), the f-e hull h- .'1" V i no mux.TiiUi:: it-e is ''' lor c-iaic B w , WO' rr.ore than. "..(!)li. d s.A 1 the jrec- aw t.-m id.-d a o-e ;o rr::iiiv a:r,". (5jti.t kin:hs of service i-erformed by tin ;eoj;.ty j.. iie in prohatlr.jr estaies, i nd fl 'the total . t is f; r.i ' ." .'. Ii (( i ju.it as mueh for a !ar;re estate U v.. i for a n:..!i e.t-te, and urn; s a-e .ei th i. 'ii to exceed 'j'i At i-.e-.er. t t!:e"e are many u i f i a reed r:a;.es a mistake .uch for :i!'V one K If a ;'unty d.d charfr-;- : iiah ..... ind crvicv jieted to a j-t-n? V, : - !:ei fi-orn the U w this biii. It :r!lcr?.l to a 1 H : I re.-.!ii!- as r'-n l' d :!,! tlie vt r.ort of ihe com- muu. oi trie wi.oie was aooj'te-J. Lincoln Join r.al i!F!S. F. G. EGEKGER8ER EHTERTHifiS Ii! HONOR OF 'VI BUTHMANN Fr.iii -v,.,;nps P i It v. A nv.-t (h-.v.rrr..' ', o'clo-k dirner pix-c.u la-t tve.:r..ir at th- a.alial o;;;e oi .dr. M:s. Fred G. irer on Vine street in honor oi ..ir. rs. Cb.arl.-'S V. (luthmann,! I who have ju.-t retai ned u this city I ; om v.'.i extenne i l:onevmcon ti'lH i ; -.nroucM .ne east. l ne i.eautnul i ' ; Fi-cnherpc r h.ume ": ar.pe.: most i ion. and in i i c!Uii -mir. ":- lor tne occ; e cu.iair jooin t!i- si.t,i'-s to t';ei st n!c..njr;e.l A.';,h.a-?.i.t occasion wt ; e hei-htened i,y ' -V- ('- I-'":'-'r ;:.ar;.!some flora; derrra: f sweoi ' . .. i . ... . : ,,. ... i ra-rj:..si:- ;n p: k u-.on. ; . hi', h. w i:'n lis- beautiful.- appoint, .i !i;r:i'. a rce.-e t'.' preale- !; -:lle ika; m. There were on r. ' uti 1 i -. r .- jii.e fourth i-.i pue. t . . Til . :i.o?te.n was a:-.-i:.te i i.. etiti rtinn.p i 1 v i ;ss iirrie (l-.ithinai.n. TI :'.- c wc- e pres. en'oy the ' :tt from o.:'L of 'he city i.'U-r-r.t ec.-n-ion were: v. Fa titer O Dr:e:i and sl.te-. Miss rv Od rlen. of I'aws TNi-b., an 1 Father William Higns am' -. Mrs. W. I. IFppins, of s croup, Willie's daily i bruises, mamma's, sore! jruts and i thro-it. prand.ma's h-.rie'ios D;-. ! Eclectic Oil the household : I Thomas 1 ; er iei!v, t-Tc and "Oe. Frrmer Rcsider.t Visits Here. Ki..m WVili 1 ;.- s i ! i I -. rler. who is lccateJ on r-tde. ,t'.ra-':a. came ir.nch rear - lown from Ids lamh yesterday to rath Omaha with a load of cattle. t n u cata.e en clown to this ei'.y fo vi -It : over n:.vht at the home of his broths: ! aw. r it-, d Itv- o.mew rc :de ! m this city, where j v v :ts emp-c;ye d i-i the r.-uilinpton j as n nu:cr-;!....t, ani removed 'cere some thiiteen veai s ago. bLfiukorsiiiliinb- yn 1 m, j iji.in lit. 1 w 1 t .'JJ IHORSESHOEING! I am now prepared to lock ifip.r all general blacksmithing md horfcshoeinqf. Shop A 1-2 niles. west of Murray. JOHN DURHAM. Lie j. flSll The Union Auctioneer Union, Nebraska All stnle matters entrusted to my care will receive prompt and care ful attention Farm and Siock Sale a Specially! Rates Reasonable! 3?-Address or plione me at Union ' I for open dates. i J Public Sale! j.a;ng oeci.nu t" n-..-.i i i-omm- ... i ,..:n . ,r.... .v... ..,!.. ... ... i Hunter farm. 1'uor and one-half mile. ve. t of I'iattsniuuih. -'i '.i!r)v. 1 i:i;:iua:iv lt 1 !-.. 1 ' wit: j K:ht Hfad of H.-,rs;-s. j One .oricl horse, j we: ht 1,'It'O pound-, Q:,e hay horse, VI a r Ok), i j woi.crht J,"k). i One spotied mare vi;h foal, ?eve,i yenr. old. weight 1,00;. ()i;e sorrel roarr-, t v. o years old, wea-ht l,(ii-u. Oi hay mare, j-rnoutl; mouth, weight 7M. O'.e hav hor: Fe cm years old, smooth mouth. , weiuht 1,4-"U. ('ne ha mare, weight S"'. (J::e hiimi n.are, .-m-.oj. mojth. Five Head of Cattle. ).-:e fee - h crr.v, thrt-.- ears old. O-o Whiteface !..''! calf. Or.e heifer calf, three weeks old. rrv . . 1 c I i wo r ammer neiie: s. I'arminsr ImisK-mi nts. One Peering hinoer. i:i pood shape. Ont- Standard mov. e -. Two walk in.? cukivat ':-. One I:ea;Icar-t see.Ivr. On ".M-pal!;t oil t.ir.;:. One priiiostrtio. i One '227,-i-irx .-'is re Ila'ch ineubaio:-. One truck wavnn :,x la'-k. Or e -r-ir.ch wapoa i Or.e Canton !i-e. One De.trir: n:"W:.:rr machine. One 0-h-rr.e di-c wit'i tiucks. Or.e 2-.ection (shiine harrow. O: It. i dp-er riding cultivator. Or,e New Denarture v.iilkin? culti- at 0"e J -inch waiklnrr plow. O; e 14-ineh Deer e walking plow. Ore .".--novel parden plow. On? Avery v.alkinp lister. One truck vapon and ra.ck. O'.e set of work harness. Other articles too numerous to I ror ion Sale Kepins at 10:00 O'clock Sharp. LUXCII SFRVKIJ AT NOON. TFKsL-s ()1 SALE: i M:-n. . On uonth r i , s . :i sunt- -h i: r will be piv.-n. purchase:- . . . T l i ...ame no. e ie;i- inx eo '.. inf. -- -t fr-:ti ..'-te. All I 1 r ' rror 1. e 1 n rty must be settled fo; reutoved from :i -emlses. Jt)IIN T1IUI v."?:. P.. VOUXC, Au-tioner. II. F. FATTEILSOX. Clerk. Public Auction! As I am pomp to ouit farminp, I ""1 sell property listed below at I'ahlie Auction on the old Je-se Ervin r.-rce. - miles ea t and 2 miles north of Union. 2I2 miLs cast and 7, miles soutn o .Mur .MONDAY. ITIIJIJUAKY 1011. Sale lle-lnninp at 10:::u A. M. 7 Horses ana Mares. One black horse 7 vears old. weic.. - ,.) C.;-.e br.v mare smooth mouth weight 1, !"(. 0ne Lay n:aro years old, weight j One blail: mare 7 years old. weight 1.100. One roan mare C years old, weight o. in foal to horse. One bay mruc 4 years old, weight 1,200, in foal to horse. One bay mare 3 years old, weight J,2-"0. Cows and Calves. Fix head of milch cows, 1 giving milk and two will be fresh soon. Five head of calves. Implements. Etc. On H'i-inch Cain wagon, as good as new. One spring wagon, in goo 1 shape. Orie obi buggy. One new hay rack. One good 3-seetion harrow. Or.e '-Jennie LincF' cultivator. One sleigh. One set of l'-inch work h.arne.s-. One ret of lbj-ineh work harness. On" set'rf single harness. One set of driving harness. Four Dozen Hens. Many other articles too numerous to mention. TERM F: All sums o" ?!0.00 ami: cnh. Over that amount, S; month time will be piv?a, if desired.; ni appico el notes bearinp a per cent j I.rneh Will be Serve I on the C-rour. " j by J. D. Shrader. .' R. II. FITCH, Owner. FV.TF PROS., Auctioneers, - TATTESSOX, Clerk. 0.,Li: C8! ruDJic 3ai Th.f iinderpiiied will offer at Puh lie A net ion. at his home, 4 mi!e. northwe.-t of Murray, -1 miles south-we.-.l of Myjmr, and 1 mile ease tf Ki'j.ht .Mde (Ii-ove church, on Vv T-:iN!-:Si)AY. M.WU II 3, the f dlowhiLr (!es : i!ifd property, fo wl! : ." Herd of Horses 1.1 and 7:) ILad of Cattle 70 Twenty cow, cominjf fresh, ?nm fresh row. and a':! ere hred to a r e. -e t i Whiteface l)ulh I ive ydur,' hih-rale White fare hull ', i iady for service. Forty-five, head of yeai iinj?, mot- ' . . . ... l l.. r .. .1 f... lli i v .-( .' .-, aa i ieft'1, lor leeti : . 17, I'veeiient Hrooil Sow.s 1." me air' registered. Tris stoeK is rl! iu od comiitiori and in excellent f!e.-h. Farminp Implement";. O'-.e i2-h'i.-e po'.ver West in plum se i;-'.ction eupine. O; o Joht co ii shelh-r, all in pood euniurp order. ; co- . bind.- r. ( ne pi ain bi-cic r. A r.u seme other pool farm im plements. Sa'e Will Commence at 10 Sharp. LtiiK-h WiU lie Served on the Cirour.d at Noon. TKI'MS OF SALE: A credit of debt months will be .riven, pnrc'nas-i- c-;vinp pood bank ble r.or.e. bearinp pc-r cent from 'ate. All pioporty must lie settled for before bein-x removed. J. U. VALLE.'JV, Owner. fOI.. W.M. bl'XX. Auctioneer, nilftiliill O. LOVEY. Clerk. Local Pilews -'rnrn Tuesday's ra"y W. (',. Meisinper drove in today horn his farm home, we-t of this city, -o look after some trailing- with the men harts. I hihn Fecker drove in today from his farm home to isit here for a few hours lookiiip after some tradinp with he merchants. .L H. I'.eeker was amonp the pas en -ers this morning for Omaha to i-ic for the eiav looki:ur after some rat'e'-s c-f business. Va.r.ee Todd of Mur-ay was here and which, ei (oalir.j to the rate t. vestrdav afternoon fo;- a few hours i I'f-Ms of the commission, re subs in a 'ooking after some matters of busi-ic.-s with the merchants. A 'uvy !:i-r lead- to chrome" eiys- ie.-:a and constipation weakens the 1 vhob' system. Down's Repulets (2"c ter box) ;.ct mildly on the liver and 'ov.'i'i :. At all drug Ftore-. V; r.ce Todd of the vicinity of Mur av v.;is atten.iinp to some business matters in this city yesterday, Lrtng- 'np a lead of chickens, which he ilis rosea 01 to f" Eeeney, the 'l.irir.da chicken man. Y'ail Cai lberg and wife and Homer Homan and wife departed last even n.p en Xo. 2 for I'arraput, Iowa, where they were called to attend the bjiteral cf Floyd Green, a brother-in-'aw of Messrs. I Ionian and Caiberp. $100 Reward, $100 TT.o r.-:!,ITs ft this j.aiT wilt !' j.loaCl to tciiru t).;.t Il.ort- is :it oiif !riail-il listas t.'iitt s. !'!! hiis t.. 11 at'U' t- rur, in ail 1 fa-n.-."". JM.1 t::,r i r.itarrli. I l.-i 11 l atarrli Cure - ih" niily ..sitiv.. ,-ur- ii-w known e tin- med-l.-.:l friilirnity. e'atarrb b.-ii. a s,iistituti.iiul ..-:-.'. ri'-r-iir.-s a iv.ii-iituti.in:il tr,atnj,'iit. Hull' Catarrh Cur,. Is taki-n Int. rnallj-.. a. tintr ,!lr.rtly uj u T ii - MihhI an.l nuicms nirfar- ut tin- -j-tcm. tin n t.y I. struyir'.i; tli fuundalloTi . f tli,"- lUs. as.-. iin.l civii:ii tin- jiatient irenjjth ly l.uil.liiiir r;i ttn oitititut'n anil a-fistliiR na :arn in .l'.inir its work. T1j iir,irietirs bavfc s. nm. h f-iitli in it cnrativx rx.w-, rs tiiat tbey ,!. r oup I liiri lo il IN.Har f.r any rau that it fail t. rurf. Semi f. -r list of te.-tiUMHiials. A.Ilr.s 1 J. CHENEY & CO., Ti-U-do. O. S'!.1 ty nil I'mcct-ts. 7,"ic. Take Hall's laniilj IMUs for constipation. ,e v i!. e This is the Only Steam Vulcanizer in Cass County ih.at takes' all sizes of tires, from the smallest bicycle to the largest auto. - " ,c'aig are made for Steam Heat. - Piattsmouth Cycle Co.- Expert Repairman. xt . . . . Dill Tfl PRICE PASSENGER FARES Miner's Rate Measure Will Gring Out Many Arguments. RAILROADS HEED liEVESUE. Friends of the Eill Tell Why Rat'ri. Should Be Advanced Half a Cent. School Legislation to Ee Warmly Debated. Lincoln Uaihcails of th- -t-t"- me makinp uu -fio: t t. etitc.'i '! It'i tiii-ir dej.I ted tiiianees l y eliai-.'.:!.-: half a cent more per mile than 1 1 piescnt law allows the in. The eliar . is fovcred ili ;i hill iut rodur ed in ti.e legislature ly Min r of Iio ijI is. Tin-" iii' ii.-nro v ill I.r'ni m:t on ai enn: nts. Ti.ere are nmu in tire hoi! who lje!ioe thi'.t tiie roi.d.s iu-h oiui tied to th money j( u,i thiit inasncKdj a.s i.iar'y everything else has jroae in tli" past five years the railroad shoiild f,ta shuie of the pea end juo Ii rity. There are others who lo'iovi- tli'ii ii,,-. roads are making money al thoiifih thse saiiio so'or.s admit tiny l ave not looked at the roj.orts ld d l-y th" roads with the stat" railway ( tna mission. If they hail Uone this tie might have chanted their minds, ac eordinp to the fritiids of the Li'.!. I 'art of the arsruments in favor o' the m asnre are both inter--tine and in.-trar ti e. They .': cut a nnotit id-, of facts i.ever before tro.12.ht to th5 attention of the j.eople of the prate. They fed low the recent decision of the railroads to take the people into their complete confidence and to .-Low. t h?!. 1 the woi kings of the syso ms from A to Izzard. "Ten years apo a tie co.-t Al rents ."' said a railroad man. "Now it costs s cents ami mo.-t oi the reads hae to add a curing price to that. St. el rrdls cost 4't per cent more per yard than thev did then. Tiie nn n wl:o are workinsr for us set moro money, t! j.eoi'le who are our patrons from tl. -hiphest to the lowliest srt more inoi. ey for everything tin y mantil'ae tn-e or which they raise. Yet we an- forced to haul people at just two-thirds of enir former rate. Why not siive us a little of thr gain that has been made in all lines?" Tn supnort of this motion the roads nl.-o set out the class freight rat re due t !cm r cent iy :!e )ll tliis Ft are .e-s ot ji.oca.oa.t ;i year to tne rail roads of the state ever the former rates. Ilt t this if r.ot all the public utiliiv legislation that is due to he touchel ' rpon during the session. Railway Commifsicner Tom Hall has a Mil which he behoves slioubl l,e pass-d pnl he is workimr with might aT-d main, with chances that it will not cret very fpr. The measure gives to the railway eouimis'iem the rinht to say when pub lic utilities should be built in towns and cities of the Ptato. Under its pro visions, if in any towns of the state a private company became obstn perou; and refused to cut rates to the proj i r joint the people could not build an other plant, because the railway conn mission would stand as a barrier ;n that under this bill. The peopb would only have to nrin and boar it while three men at Lincoln would have the rifiht to rule on this matter for th,' rr.tire state. It is at eace probii'dy the mn-t autocratic; power ever souelit fo present to one body of this small magnitude. Ostcrman of Merrick, a member of the lower horse, has a hill that stnnd a elnm-e of pm'np thr'nuli. It con. templates something a'oncr th sirnri l're. hut proposes to mal;o it a most demoi ratio proc-eding, by eivir.T th" p:w-r of declaring a "public nos sity" py settins out that this funotio'" shrill h ie!iormecl by the jieopl themselves. In other words no public utility shall be fonstrurted as a competitor to another utility until tlm people in the territory to be served either a county or a city or a villTee shall hy a majority vote acree that the r.n'.v phar.t is needed. When that is don? tho construction work miy proeord but not tintih This is a vastly differ ent proceeding. Tt means that instead of three men at Lincoln passirp upon the fate of the people, there shall he referred to the people themselves nnd of the territory ce-nrerned all mutters affecting their wp'fare. This fs a hill that, in the minds of the lenders of the house, will ultimate Iy survive the session. It is eon strnetd on the principles of democ racy and firmly grounded upon them is thought to be more acceptable to the people of the state. The Hnll bill is the essence of star.dpatism and con servatism or worse than that, of im practicability. Lurking behind the legislative hedges at the present time is the niauser hill introduced at the sug pestion of Governor Morehead. Thi measure seel;s to pive control of ab pub'ic utilities to th railway com mission. It is one of the most tin usual documents that ever made 't? appearance In the legislature. There is little hope that it wHl survive the session, as the idea is not at all pop ular. The lawmakers do not believe that the .governor gave Vie matter cioe thought nnd :.. rt:on mV'd he i Mad tiie 1 1 couitio nd.i ' inn iu ii.e.s- fag". It is ii' I bclo-v 1 ,!,, i.i.eii i.r j Will pU-ll lib- bd). If !: d..e T i . 1 , li.aiveis vvo,:U (oi.-ii.r i . l J : o , nxii l,.'i upoa ai.il t:o ;(.,, j: dy not yiobi .u- w Id' to ' ' j - : ' ' that lie ni-d.t brinii 'o !.:.: a- eN. , t.e. The latter point 1 il'.-s t'r a-: .!. -u '1. g or: ;; '. 1 - "i I. '. :. i 'i - ' Wi-s' n's au.u.de ami i.-.-t t ' ' I h takon l,v .(.:mi'- or i v.re 1 tales. The pi. .-'! : on t ii. ii.-i' t ;..et I oi t : ' -i,ib-;! o. s 10 t t. pre.--! wb'-'her oi1 i,o 1 -is j -; s t as mil' h ri! saiiii iV;-1:, in the ,. tlo h'wmakc-rs. aid - I s 1 r !o i!.. I !.- : ,: '.,M : -on... . ;' s.ilii" Idle' of mil; t, I o- ' : Ie.-l;:t,ire. 11".' v. v '1 :''' J... ' 1 it would r--ult in a mo-t r.n.i- ,.,! ! th- -th" i' i-nd. r- of !' : party v.oi.1! m t ll-leri to it 1 r a e V: f.t. 'J'be-,- l, lie-..- . v -1 i'.I ;. t indt p.-i.deiii ly i:i ii:i- t i.iaMe- -- Afiii'-a;V)Ti of Fo.iih Omaha. F -ere. and Iiiifde. to t!" -la'e's i. : . o!is is th- ml s., ie! t in th.- I bill, whi, !i j a-.'- 1 tl.-- r ia.'- ' ' -w.-f k. The j... a-ui e.n y r' - f d. n.ocr utic do'-t riie- in !- pa:' r in ih.- ii." of fiM". I' ni. -snui 'b r city opula' j n 1 1.. ta -to th pi out oi! lit', t ly w itl.oi-t ia-Ir.e- a oloo in tl." m.tfe v. 'i " rro-c-. e dine, straaiie to s...-. hn- i - d I in ihe allying of s-om oi'l.ta' f.lcting in'.ei, sts. (. W. Fryan nnd I. T. ImiiU. for in-tan o . t-?i w! o ha always insisted m tie- rn of tl .- t pl", .-ire for the mo. alt! n,i:ii t '. admit that th" eh.tnp- Is e !. p. :! Without the con-. l,t of the ?r,, i t d. It i- claimed in the i- sii-la m h that th- se tivo m- v. win, IT. Ih l!".ved. rutl:or of the bill, aid Tt. Ir !h '!. pen. ral rnpna--. r of th- Omah.i w.i'e-di-trict. have m;ob a t"-u-i an 1 t !.-.. they will g-i through -h- b.-i - ia: ' u ee.me what may. This r: :-ual pb ' ' ' imormation has he- n veins the io m '- lor the past few d.'iy-:. and ' hfcii-'l the news ap. r me-u ha" not comm. r,' ed upon it. there are st ri c t' tl :- feet that it is t:ue to '!." la-t mt'h. If it Is that means that the Snut.d." -bill giOng the Omaha wat.-r di-tr-t the right to enter the lighting tie'-l : sure to pass. This measure is a hlh iy worthy or.e in th" b.-.b-f of n.anv ef its li iends. as it will enable th- ' i of Oruaha to do ju.-t what the i itv r,i I incobi recently did strike off tl. shackles Of the elctiic lii;! t on coiitr.d ..in! 1 iwt r ryes on its own p! nt an 1 c oni; ltle lou erin- cf ni" on all j rivate'y owned i latifs. It appears now that there will ! so:no revoiiit lonary i f k'i s 11. II- when tl." limine" w;,ys aid ii;e.,i. com:nitte en the hou-e , one -: :n Wi'i its report. T' 1 ody ;d iii.v..' of .i nen.-her of the hiico''. '-o ...;,-. pen.riLO S Of tli" Stat". . s;;i I. y I will make sou," ,iu-"l l.ii ion v , , will c nfoirn to the f.r y ,lo. : i:. -iven s'lfh wide c;r, uiat ;.n 'u, ins ! -b'lie cm; rdmi. I' is- posib'. thft some of the nn-t useful lieutfrnarps of the sto rrior's in th" cavupai-'n will be the victim.-; of th" ohrtiee. but t't is not unusual in view ot the fai t th et Chairman Norton of the committ was an adherent of to.ore W. :; dnrins the primary affair in the p. ruo r ratio party. It is said that the f.. l ; will he tnrric'1 to the flo- r eii loth houses when the matter comes up. however, and that the arty may h" eieen an opportunity to prove that 't was in earn-st when it said that if w.-ii'd dei rease the operating i-o-:i of th- state covei nmeiit. Iiepufli a s and some of the Iuuno: r; ts :re wa'i ... ir.g the moves with r.'jK h int'Te-t. r: d h u" are soni" of the men w ! e sy that there may be an internal I ' u o cratie affair st aired before the e: d i -ic:cd'"d. However that may be. th" lenders say they nre roii:g to ma' . the i ec onimeralatii t:s r.r I that e : thing will he carried out just a- prom ised when the battle was on 3 a t f.iM. Pchcml bws are being given more aft. ntion at this session than for a s ja-t. There are sevcial revohit ioniry ch-rges su'jesterl In thl line and tt " !m teasing chance that there will ! s m" w.tim d-ba" indali:',i ;j b,.f,., th" bills are pas-a-d. The big bill in troduced at the in-u.-iru cf the S' ho il law revision oc lumiss'on oompri---' K7 paces and contains s multitude t hinges. It relates chiefly to c-ourtry sciuo's and to putting th. rr. on b-tt r bn.- s. There are some ohjectior.s t reme of th many provi.-ions. howero and it is likely that the nieasute will he extensively aired b. fore it is f'. il ly ppprevod. The passaye last week of the Lig gett bill, abolishing the state norm il heard as now made up and giving new l:fr to it through th ' :'n):n'Ului , f Tom Majors .and fouio of those c!oc'y allied with the faction that lopprd of I r. Thomas' head as s-iipertnten-b tit nt the Kearney normal, forecast a fisd.t of some dimensions when the matter comes up in the sen.a'e t!.i week. The old regime is to make ;t last stand there ard it remain- to b reen whether that astute obi politic! m. Tom Majors, can kill there what 1 -failed to kill in the house. Joary's factory bill, house roll 177. was resurrected and refcre-l hack to the committee of the whole f r anm-d ments, after it had bern switch'-.' ir:'' the hopper for inde fiidte postponomc- f . The measure, as it will acain b offered to the house, provides for a definition of "factory." which wl!i ro u ply with tl.e provi-ion ef the w.---ir.gmen's cenu'ens.ati' n art. Food Commissioner Th-rma-. pt,- 1 again when the bill providing ' - r branding containers of irn'tat -'o- J'l lies and preserves in siuh a manner that the ingredients would be shown, was recnrnmended ior n.-ae. I V "-TlT
