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l Hfe OMAHA DAILY BEE , WEJQ&ESDAY. FEBRUARY 10,1886.
MR , GARDNER WILL NOT GO ,
Commissioner Sparks Tolls the Senate It
"Would Bo a Serious Mistake ,
THE OFFICE SHOULD CONTINUE.
Tlio Kdltlor of Tlin nee Arctics
Against ft National Unllt-ond Com
mission Western Patent nml
I'ostal No WB Capital Notes.
Tlic Nebraska Stirrnyorshlp.
WASHINGTON , I'eb. D. ( Special Tolc-
crnm.J-i-A reply was received by thy sunalo
to-day from tlio secietary of thn Interior to
Sir. Mnmlcrson's resolution of January 7
last , regarding the advisability of abolishing
the ofllce of sin veyor gcucial ot 1J braska.
It came In tlio form of a letter from the land
commissioner to Secretary Lamar. Mr.
Ifniidersoii's resolution Inqithod whether
any mmeys of public lands had been mmlo
within the last two jears In tliestntc of Ne
braska ; whether there are any unsuiveyed
public lands wilhlii that state ; also , what
iccomincmlatlonshavc been made within the
past llirco veaisby the surveyor general of
that district us to the continuance of the of
fice , and whether It was advisable that the
ofllce of surveyor sencral of that district
should bo continued muter provision ot sec
tion 221 I of the re\lscd ttalutcs of the
United States.
The land commissioner , tn whom the mat
ter had been loferred , lepllcd : ' ! have the
honor to report that there are no
unsuiveyed public lands in Nebraska ,
except one township , which Is under con
tract , but at tlio date of the last annual
the June 30'It&'j '
lepoitof surveyor general , ,
the survey had not been lelurned to Ids
ofTleo. No other original stinoys have been
njadc In Nebraska during tlio last years.
The retains of twenty-seven townships pre
viously surveyed were Iran'milled during
this period. Surveyor General Stevenson
stated In Ids annual repot t dated July 23 ,
J8s.'i , that he had contracted for tlio survey of
all niisurvcjed public lands In the state , anil
unless the Indian title to the tract of
country south of the foity-thiid parallel ,
bounded by the Missouri , Nebraska
and Keya Paha livers , attached to
the state of Nebraska by act of
congress , approved Match 23,1882 , should bo
extinguished , there would i cumin after
the close of the year ending Juno " 0 , 1S84 ,
little more for his olllco to do than to close up
Its alTalis and discontinue , \\hlcb would
piob.ibly bo done during the year end
ing June SO , 1SS5. In his minimi ropnit ,
dated July 2'J ' , ISM , ho states that the
work to be done In completing ,
aiiiiuglnij , indexing and binding the
rccoids , supplying coules of missing
pints etc. , telerred lo In the animal rcpoit lei
18SI , has seniccly been commenced , but will
bo taken up as soon ns the ofltce woik on
sin vcys , now In arrears , is completed. This
woik lias not been icportedns finished , ami
I ha\o 110 I'uitlior information in icspectto
tlio time which will bo required to complete
It Neltheram Unformed \\lielhcr the state'
has made piovislon for the leccption ami
safe-keeping of the surveying niclilvcs as
public lecoids as contemplated by section
2231 of the icvised statutes.
"If no other question e.xlstcd besides thai
of the time rcquhed to close uu the oflico as
U stands , and to tuin over the iccords to the
state , thcio would pcihnps be little difliculty
in the way of an early discontinuance of tlio
ofllco of siuveyor general , but I have gieal
doubt In respect to the chancier of the sur
veys executed , or purported to have been
executed , within the past few yours. These
weio under the defiant system , which , accoul
Ing to general lepiitoaiidthobestlnfoinmtloii
1 am able to obtain , had been hugely availed
of , especially in the years of 18 0 and lh
for six'culatlvo and fiaudulent pmposes.
Examinations mauc in difTciont parts of the
country develop the fact that to a great i
tent such surveys lind been incomplete ant
Inaccurate , and licqiiently wholly fictitious.
Continrts for tlio closing smvoys in No
binska , cinbucing a large poitlon of the
western and noitiiwestein portions of the
state , weio rushed tliiough in haste , and
were for lands occupied chiefly as stock
ranges , being at the time generally beyond
the jirogiess of actual settlement It cannot
yet be known tohowgie.it an extent difllcnltv
will bo experienced hi finding the corners ot
alleged surveys when an actual Inhabitancy
makes a coirect description of tracts neces
sary. Idcem , an Investigation of these al
leged surveys indispensable , and under
these circumstances should regaid it u mis
take In public policy to unduly hasten the
closing of the surveyor general's olllco.
AiiauMKxrs ron AND AOAINST.
15ctoio llio house committee on eommcico ,
which for tlio past two weeks has been occu-
Died with heaiing arguments on railioad
icgulatlon , .Mr. Blaiiclmrd , nltoiney oftho
Vaudeibllt lines , who to-day , with others ,
urged the cieatlng of a national railioad
commission , was followed by Mr. Edward
Itosowaler , of tlio Omaha Bii : : , In opposition
to the lallro.ul commission project and In
lav or of dhect lallroad regulation by law.
The main points ot his argument were that
commissions AVCIC a meio subterfuge sup-
poited In the Interest oftlicraihoads , ami
cited many facts In siippoit of his position ,
as well as the unilortii e.xpeiieneo of the
various slates with railroad commissions ,
notably , California , Kansas and Ncbiaska.
Mr. Jtosnwatcr will continue Ids aigiiment
to-monow , when the debate before the
licagan committee will close.
TJII'.TIMIIDII CtJI.TUIIU ItKPKAT. 11H.T. .
Tlio bill lor the repeal of the timber culture
and preemption laws will In all probability
come up for discussion In the sennto ouo day
this week. It hus been decided by the sennto
public lauds committee to Incorporate In the
bill two amendments , submitted by Con-
gios&man Stiait of Minnesota. The liist
provides that In tlio event of suspension of
an entry and Its subsequent report to the
attorney general for action , hu shall bo le-
quhed toiejioitiipon the c.isolthln a year ,
otherwise ) a patent for tlio claim In dispute
shall Issue. Tim second amendment pro-
Udca that the words "or codvejod"
shnll bo stiUken out In the clause.
which exempts lands that have been
sold tothiid p.utles fiom the effects of the
act. These amendments will , It Is thought ,
aid the final passage of the bill In each
houso.
houso.TUB
TUB INDIAN AIM'JloritlATION IIII.I.
The Indian nppioprintiun bill lins been
completed and will bo reported to the house
to-monow. The total amount pio\Ided foi
ls about STO.OOO less than Inst year , Tlio fol
lowing nio some of the Henri affecting tiio
iiortliwc.-tcin Indians In Moiitnmi , Dakota ,
Nebt.ibka and Minnesota :
, Kor the Urows in Montana Sl'-J.ROO
It lucie.iso of UMiundituios for Indian
It MSI vice In JlaUota , Clilppewas , of
| r Whlw Kmth agency 10,000
Same of led ! Lake and i'emblim , . . . 10,000
Tuille Mountain band 6000
Sioux nf dlileient tilbes , liieliidlng
bantce Sioux of Nebraska I.W.SOO
Yaukton SIou.x , co.OOd
Wimu'haun agency , 44,1U (
J'oit Heithold asencv , Dakota 40.000
Assinabolnes , Fort Helkiunuigtuey. . 50,000
Jjlackteet agency , N,030
riathc.ulnciicyMnntiiial'ailoshiiiii ! ; 10,000
Other Matin-ads nnd confederated
tribes. . . . , , . . . , 10,000
( ! ros Venires , Foil Helknap.ugeiicy. . . BO.ooo
Sioux of Lake Traverse 8.000
Sioux ot Devil's Lake , , 80,000
I'ATU.VTS TO \ \ 15S1JJIIK IKVITOUS. .
Among tlio patents issued to-day were the
following to lowaus : A. I' . Drainer and E.
Ji , Schmidt , Davenport , clnuii ; Htirvey Ij.
Fisher , Toledo , wclfehinjr scales ; John P.
Mosser , t'cdar.Hapias , cluunlng out conduits ;
Henry F. Midler , Davenport , cj Under washIng -
Ing machine ; John I1' . Pope , Ottumwa ,
necktie fastener ; James 0. Stewart , Spirit
Lake , wood tjpo case ; Daniel \V. Webster
and 1U J. Smith , Osceoln , broadcast feeder }
Ferdinand Windier , Kcokuk , car coupling !
John E. Wyant , WatcHoo. curtain fixture.
lUchaid D. Gallagher of Plattsmotith ( Neb. )
secuied letters patent on a broom.
WKSTEPN I'OSTAT. INFOHMATION.
Commissions have been Issued for the fol
lowing postmasters : John Chonroy , Shclton
( Neb. ) ; John Halght , Stuart ( Neb. ) ; John
L. Pack , Hamilton ( Iowa ) ; Itobcrt Mulfaty ,
llaipcrs Periy ( Iowa ) ; Lester Conradt , Lit-
lo Cedar ( Iowa ) ; ( Jcorge Hufficdite , Locust
Iowa ) ; Julius S. Urlggs , Marysvlllc ( Iowa ) .
Itobcrt W. Camei on lias been appointed
postmaster at Perch , Urovvn county ( Neb. ) , a
icw olllce , and Kobert McAtter has been ap-
xilntofl postnmstcr at ( ircenc Ccnlie , a new-
y established ofllco In Iowa county ( Iowa ) .
The | -tor mall service fiom Lavaca to Oor-
Ion ( Neb. ) has been uidcicd discontinued
after the 13th Inst.
A BATCH 01' IOWA rr.TlTION'R.
Petitions wore Introduced In the senate to-
: lay by Mr. Wilson of Iowa , from J. W. 11 us
on of Kcokuk , praying for the passage of a
bill granting him compensation for extra sei-
vices as a lallwnv postal cletk ; fiom Wll-
lain Marshal and fifty-eight other citbcns of
Iowa , asking for the enactment of a law lor-
foltlng the unearned lands within the limits
! > f the grant made to tno Sioux City & St.
Paul railway , and fiom the Lehlgh assembly
of Knight of Labor ot Iowa , In favor of the
irgal/.atlon of a tuirltoilal government for
Indian territory and for the opening of all
public lands thuicunto for homestead settle
ment.
The subject of fraudulent land stu-
veys In Nehiaska , which have been so
thoroughly ventilated by tlio Bin : , have been
examined by tlio president and to-day ho
transmitted to the senate a message giving
infotination iclatlngto thchuivoys of public
lauds in Nebraska. .
The soiiati- also passed a bill niithoii/lng
the Omaha National bank to incieaso its capItol -
Itol stock to § -,000,000.
WO1IK OP ' 1 111' COMMITTr.HS.
WASIIIXHTOX , Feb. ! > . fPiess.J Tlie sen
ate committee on finance ( teti-t mined 11)1011 )
udveise lepoits 'upon the nominations of
Plllsbury and Chase to bo collectors respec
tively ot liostou and Portland. The icpoit
upon Pillsbmy may be held buck to give him
an oppoi trinity to be heaul.
The public lands committee ot the house of
repieseiitatlves to-day agtcud to repot t lav or-
nulv the Holmes bill to quiet the title of the
si'ttleison the Des Mollies liver in Iowa.
The bill lorf citing the Not them Pacific land
grant vv'as discussed , and it is expected that
cmicluslon will bo i cached on Thursday
ne.xt ,
The house committee on Invalid pensions
to-day heaul (5oiier.il Dhick in leicienceto
the probable cost of extending tlio atrcais ot
pensions act to 1BSS. ( icneial Ulack's esti
mates were substantially the same as thee
contained in his recent letters on the Mibfect.
e places the entire cost at about S.OOO , -
OJ3.
sr.jfATB coM.MtTnn : iiiioitTs. :
Among the bills ieioite ) l fior.i senate com-
inlttees to-dav weio the following :
Senator Logan , liom tlio committee ou
mllitaiy affnii.s repoited favoialily bis bill to
incteaso the olliciency ot tlio at my , with
some amendments tbeicto by the committee.
Sciiatoi Manih'ison repotted favorably bis
bill to iucieaso tlio clllciency of the Infantry
branch ol the aimy , known a.s the tluco bat
talion bill.
Senator Logan repoited as a substitute for
the measure embodied by him for the relief
of telesiaphopeiators dining the war , a bill
dcchu Ing all persons engaged in the opera
tion or construction ot military telegraph
lines during llio war of the icbellion to
have been paitof the unity , and diiecting the
secietary or war to prepare a roll of such per
sons , and to isuo to eacli upon application ,
unless it appears that his seivlce vyus not
creditably performed , a suitable ccrtllicato of
honorable discharge , reciting the terms and
character of his service ns w ell as the relative
rank of such uci son , like to that conterrcd
upon commissioned officers receiving month
ly pay most neaily approaching that of such
pet son at the time of hisdisclmigo : provided ,
that this act shall not boconstiiird to entitle
such person to any pay or allowance other
than that heretofore received by them.
l'llESIIliXTIAI : < J > OM1.VAT1ONS.
The president made the lollovviiv , ' nomina
tions to-nay : Hemy White , or Missotui , as
secietary ot legation of thu United States ut
London , vice Win. J. lloppiu. leslgned ;
Clmilos P. Phelps , of Vermont , to bo assist
ant secretary ot location ot the United States
at London ; John D. Kennedy , ot South Car
olina , to bo consul goncrul of the United
States at Shanghai ; to bn attorneys ot the
United States , Allen IS. Uushnell , for the
western district of Wisconsin , and Lewis L.
McAithur tor the district ot Oregon ; Frank
11. Smith to bo postmaster at Sycamore , III.
CAI'irAI , OLIIAMNOS.
Morrison has so far perfected the draft of
his taiifl bill that lie expects to be able to lay
It informally before the ways and means
committee to-moiiow. Hewitt bns been as
sisting Moirison in the preparation of the
bill.
ANOTHER VETERAX GOXU.
General AV. G. Itowlcy Dies at Chicago
Yesterday.
CHIOAOO , Fob. 0. After quite a long ill
ness Oeneial W. C. llovvloy died this after
noon at 4 o'clock at the lesidenco of his
daughter in this city. General Kovvloy bo-
tame widely known on account of his post
tlou us secietary to General Grant , with the
rank of bilgadler general , during the last
yeais of tlio war. In IbOt ho retuined to his
homo at Galena ( III. ) , whoio ho had since 10-
sided , until his health failed him , and ho
came to Chicago. For a number of years ho
t-erved as juago of the county comt at
Galena. _ _
IJofuso'd to ftlnil llliiifioir.
PAIIIS , Feb. 9. Several mombcis of the
chamber of deputies who favor llio expulsion
of the princes Interviewed M. Do Frojcinet
to-day , und elicited fiom him a statement
that no would ho ready to net If clicum-
Mances should icqulie tno expulsion ol the
princes , but that hu would not bind himself
to such a course.
Crooks Huinnionod for Snrvlcb.
ATIIKNS , Feb. 0. It Is reported that all the
members of the reseivo force under S-J years
of ago will shortly ho summoned for actlvo
seivlce. _
nUKGhAKS A.IW O AD.
KnfUhtH of tlio Itrnco nml nit Got In
Xliolr Work.
It is evident that the burglars who have
laid low for some tiino past are prcpar
ing to give tlio citizens of Omaha
another round of surprises.
It was reported to the police ycster
day that the grocery store of A. S.
Knowlos , at 101' ) Sanndors htrcot , wai
robbed Monuay night. Olllcer Turnbull
was sent out to make an investigation ,
found that the thieves had effected an entrance -
trance through the back door , by boring
with a bit and brace. Three revolvers ,
1,000 cigars , and a Jot of tobacoo wen
taken. The biirglar&mudo an inoflectual
attempt to got into the safe , but were
probably frightened away ,
Haul's butcher shop nt Tenth nnd
Dodge street was burglarized Monday
night. Some 800 pounds of meat and $15
in pii&h worn taken. There is no clno in
either case. _ _
A Tough Itoy ,
( icorgo Scott , whose parents reside nl
the corner of ICightccnth and Center
streets , is n mode ) youth after u fashion.
A year since ho lost lib leg under the cur
wheels at tlio stock yards and has since
moved about on crutches . A week ago
he stabbed a boy in n dispute over a girl ,
ami on Sunday ho half killed another
youngster named John Hoyo with his
crutoTi , A warrant has boon sworn out
against Scott in police court , but ho has
lied the tpwn.
The Independent Order of ( lood Tom
plurs. Life lioat Ledge No , 100 , holds a
social and literary entertainment Thurs
day night at the Sauudcrs Street Prchby-
tcrian church.
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL ,
Sheriff Mclick's ' Mysterious David Oity
Prisoner Proves a Lying Boaster.
THE DISTRICT COURT JURORS.
Tlic FltzRcrnlds Going toNcw Orleans
Snturcluy School tntul Iicascs
Forfeit cil Ilrlcftiocnl
Mention.
[ FHOM TUB IIMS'S LINCOLN
The marshal of David City cmno to
Ijincoln yesterday to take a look at Slier-
ilTMellck's mysterious prisoner , who , in
a letter written to n friend in Harper
[ Kun. ) , accused himsell of having broken
iuil , and being a "bad" man generally.
The marshal identified Kidor as a former
resident of David City who last spring
robbed his undo of $8 , for which
ofl'enso lie was arrested , and
released on $300 ball , his bret Her becom
ing his bondsman. The marshal sajs
Kldor may have jumped Ids bail , but
that there is no truth in Ins story of hav
ing overpowered the jailer und left the
prison a la Jack Sheppard. The David
City authorities , however , would like to
t their hands on a chap named Will
iams , who really did got away in the
manner described by Kider. Sheriff
Mellek will hold llhlcr until he nscrtains
whether ho is wanted for forfeiting his
bail or not.
Tim IT/TIT JU11Y.
The following "good men and true"
have been selected to servo as petit jurors
at the February term of the district court
for Lancaster county :
Isaac Whitehead , Lancaster ; Harvey
Day , Yankee Hill ; b. S. Hoyco , Capitol ;
James lintton , Ncmaha ; Lewis Loder ,
AVaverly ; Morris Humphrey , Capitol ;
Uri Walton , Stephens Creek ; Edward
Morgan , Capitol ; S. O London. North
Blull' ; J. S. Strong , Garliold ; William
Gillcspie , Capitol ; J. C. MelJridc , Ante
lope ; A. G. Spcllniau , Oak ; J. S. Howard ,
Antelope ; Mike Noonan and Henry
Veith , ISlillard ; R. E. Lassee. South Pass ;
William Charlton , Contorville ; L. 15. Mo-
Farland , West Oak ; Hack llummcll ,
Govc'rnmcnt ; S. W. B'irnham , Yankee
Hill ; Isaac Oppeniicimor , Government ,
K. 15. Slawson , Denton ; J. A. Cnltra ;
Capitol.
jtr.N or MUSCM : .
The Fitzgerald racing team of twonlv-
four men will start for Now Oilcans Sat
urday in charge of Manager llohman.
A special car has been engaged , in which
the boys will not only journey to and
from the Crescent city , but make their
homo during their stay there. The car
will be fitted with sleeping berths , cook
ing apparatus , and cverytlmig else neces
sary lor the comfort and welfare of the
occupants. The route decided upon is
the Union Pacilic to Omaha , thence by
the Wabash to St. Louis , and from there
to New Orleans over the Illinois Central.
The personnel of the team will bo decided
to-day , Manager llohman finding it a
ditlieiilt task to make iv selection where
so many lit candidates present them
selves.
SCHOOL LAND LEASES rOlU'EITEI ) .
At their moetingyestcrdny the board of
public lands declared a largo number of
leases of sejiool land- forfeited for non
payment of interest money. . , Among the
men who will have contracts cancelled
under this order are F. L. Sheldon , C. L.
I5aum , and Lanhaiu & Damn , all of this
city , the former being interested in near
ly 100 leases. The school sections in
Sheridan and Hayes counties were
ordered appraised at once so that the
lands can bo put on the market. To-day
the board will consider tin- acceptance of
the addition to the Home for the Friend
less lately completed under contract.
lIltlKP MKNTJON" .
At the meeting of the city council Mon
day night the treasurer presented his re-
ing on its face , llio fauL is that out of the
gross receipts of $4,002.00 only $ 1,100.32
was applicable to general purposes , the
rest belonging to the road , wator.library ,
and interest funds. As the ordinary ex
penses of the city average $3,000 a month ,
the liEE's question of "whither are wo
drifting V" is 11 very pertinent one.
A colored woman , tired of life on the
Lincoln tlats , tried to climb the golden
.stairs Monday night by the aid of mor
phine. The dose was not large enough
to do the work , however , and under the
advice of Dr. Mitchell the candidate for
angelhood "coughed it up. "
.John Sheedy was arraigned before
Judge Parker yesterday on tlio charge of
keeping a gambling house. Ho waived
examination and gave bonds in StfOO to
appear for trial.
James McMauaman and Kato Conlou
obtained a marriage certificate from the
county court yesterday and immediately
visited the priest.
15y direction of Grand High Priest
John D. Moore , Past Grand High Priest
Hastings wont to Da\id City Friday last ,
and assisted by High Priest TyJor and
Past High Priest Cline , instituted King
David Chapter , No. 80 , It. A. M. The
olllcers were publicly installed , Compan
ion C. J. Phclps of Sohiiyler , inaKiug an
interesting address. The ceremony was
folioweil by a banquet , and judging from
the skill and workmanship there dis
played , the Chapter will present stones
fit for Nebraska masonry.
Hoboed ofcHls lloins.
"Whoro's those lines ? " ejaculated Cap ;
tain Wood , deputy city clerk , as ho was
about entering his carriage in front of
the city hull last night at the close of the
council meeting. His loud tone of voice ,
and evident vexation , attracted the atten
tion of several policemen , and iv reporter ,
who inquired the cause of the dilllculty.
"Coulound it , I can't find my lines , "
replied the captain , us his hands wand
ered Irom the dashboard of the buggy to
the back of the horse , "Some darned
cuss has stolen thorn and I'm in domni-
tion line shape to drive homo. " .
"If that's the case , " called out Council
man Lender , who was already Boated in
the buggy , "I guess Pll get out. " I don't
trust mvsolf after u hess without lines ,
especially it the hess was bought of
Funiy. " And the councilman proceeded
to alight.
Sure enough some thief had , with an
unlimited amount of gall , stolen the lines
right from under the eyes of the ofliccrs
and in the blmdowof police headquarters.
"Cap. " Wood was obliged to break into a
livery stable near nt hand to secure u
pair of lines to drive homo.
Suing a Contractor.
The suit of Van Colt vs Dowitt to re
cover $000 for broach of contract was on
trial all day yesterday in the county
court before a jury. Arguments will bo
continued this morning and the case will
probably go to the jury this afternoon.
Dewitt is u contractor and the suit is
brought on the ground that ho did not
fnllili his contract in erecting a dwelling
forVanCott.
The People's Theatre.
The success of "Miss Mnlton" nt this
theatre has induced the management to
give tiio same niece again to-night. This
will positively we the last opportunity to
see Miss Vincent's great acting of the
title role.
_ _ _
Mr. Hosonstock and wife , of San Francisco -
cisco , are in the city , stopping at the
Paxton.
UOXOKESS.
L'S6nnto.
WAsuiNOTo.v'tVb.l chRlr Inhl be
fore the sennto a tnofs\jo , from the provident ,
transmitting Infotmntlon routing to the sur
vey of public laiiflu \ \ \ Nebrnskn. Also n incs-
Sftgo from the president transmitting thoic-
quust of the seciotary of the Interior for nn
Item In the Indian appropriation bill to pro
vide for nn agent for the Wlunebaco Indians
In Wisconsin. Also , a letter tioia the secre
tary of tlio treasury , transmitting in reply to
the recent senate resolution , Information ni
to tlic accounts of. Altred u. Meaclmni , late
Indian superintendent for Oregon. The pa
pers \\eie nppromlntdy lelerml.
Among the nleasiues repotted favorably
fiom committees was the hill luitliorl/lni ; the
Omaha National bank , of Omaha , Neb. , to
increase its capital stock.
On motion of Mr. Mnmlerson the bill was
passed.
Mr. Logan fiom the committee on military
alTalis. iciioitea the bill to Increase the
cniclcncy of the army. Placed on the calen
dar.
dar.15y Mr , Heck To provide for the Issue o
coin certificates and for other purposes.
The following bills were passed : For a
public building at Sioux City , 5100,000 ; nt
Oshkosh , $10JOW.
Mr. Cameron called u | > the bill to provide
for the appointment of an assistant secietary
ot the navy.
Mr. Logan submitted nn amendment t > ro-
Udlntf for the appointment also ol nn
assistant secretary of war at a salary of
84.0(0.
The nmendmentMisordcred printed , and
Hitbillfnt over.
The education bill was inmle the special
older for r > o'clock to nun row.
On motion of Mr. Teller the senate passed
the bill to giant light of-wny through public
lands for irrigation pin poes.
On motion of Mr. Plumb the sennto then
took up and after a shoit debate passed the
bill to extend the la\\s of the United States
over the unorgaiil/ed tunitory south of the
state of Kansas , and known as the public
laud ship.
The senate then adjoinncd.
House.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 0. The speaker laid
before the hoaso the espouse [ of the secie-
lary of the tieasiuy to the 151nnd lesolutlon.
lloleired.
The seeietary says : "I liavo icconcd in-
iiuliles adduced to tin ; sotrotaiy ot the
tieasuryby the house ot remosentativos in
tholr icsoltiUori respecting the sliver balance
and circulation , nud beg leave to say in le-
ply , wltlinll duo diligence , and make a full
answer to the same. 1 am lor tun moment
delayed by ciurcut business In the depart
ment and by special endeavor to piomoto
exigent rofoims In the levy and collodion of
duties on Imported commodities , by olFeilng
some Infoiiuation thcieon In season for ad
vantage lor the sub committee ot the finance
committee of the senate , \vhich has icqttustcd
thosamo and -which I am happy to say Is
about to undertake an early examination
ot the diniculttes .set loith in my annual ic-
poit in lespect to the collection of levemie
tit tl i custom liouso at New York. "
The sneaker laid befoio the house the ic-
plyot'tho scrretary ot the treasury to the
icsolutlon asking for a statement of the
amount applied to the slliking lund during
the fiscal year ending June 130 , 18S5. Itolciml.
The tallowing committee icpoits weio sub
mitted :
Uy Mr. Miller , from the banking and ciir-
lency committee The senate bill aiithoilzlng
the receiver of any national bank to use M >
much of the money lit his trust as may bo
neceisaiy to piucliasp any pioneity on which
the bank may ItAve "legal chum. Placed on
the house calendar.
15y Mr. Davis , liom tlio committee on com-
mcice Providing for investigation ot the
discovery lor piuvoptlug yellow fever by
innocitlatlou. .Referred to the committee of
the whole.
15y Mr. Warn or , fiom the committee on
postoflices and postroads To reduce thu fee
on money oiderstoriJ5 or less liom eight to
live cents. Placed 011 the house calendar.
By Mr. Peters'front ' the same committee
Piovldlm ; thut the allowance for clerk hhe
made to postmasteis ot the llrst and second
classes shall cover the cost ot cluihuil labor
hi the money orier | business. Placed on the
house calendar. , Also , tbe bill piovloing tor
the payment into Ore treasury of receipts of
tlio moiiuv older- system , anil lor the pay
ment ol tlio expenses" ot the system out of
the appropilatlons. Laid on the table.
By Mr. liulmont , from the committee on
foicign affulis To liiit | the exaction ot fees
or the levy of taxes for consular vet ideation
and authentication of Invoices. Placed on
tlio house riilendar. Also , adveisely con-
cuininir an American exposition to be hold
In London in May , IbbO. Laid on the table.
The house then leaumcd , in the morning
hour , consideration of the bill to prevent
claims for war taxes to bo sot otf against
stales having claims against the goveinmeiit.
Alter considei.iblo deba'e , but without
action , the house went into committee of the
whole , Mr. Hammond in the chair , on the
halt gallon tax bill.
Mr. Findlay took the floor with a caiefully
piepaied speech upon the financial question ,
which hesald lesolvcd itscll into the ques
tion as to whether or not the Bland act
should bo icpualcu.
Pending action the committee lose.
Mr. Morrison , from the committee on ways
and means , repented a icsolution , calling on
the .secretary of the ticnsuiy for iufoimatlon
as to the sums of money claimed In suits
against collectors of customs for duties
illegally exacted on Imported mcichandisc ,
now pending in the southern district of New
Yoik. Adopted.
The house then adjoinned.
The Temperance Jloom.
The Blue Iti bbon boys hud u mo t en
thusiastic meeting at the W. C. T. U.
Buckingham hall last night. The club
now numbers about 200 members and
still the good work goes on. The song
service led by Messrs. W. 15. Gratton and
Huston , was one of the pleasanlest parts
of the programme. Mr. Holt gave ono of
talks and was followed by "tho boys"
in short ininuto talks , among the speakers
being Kovoreuds Ingram , McKalg and
Woodboy. Miss Anna Saunders. Worthy
Chief Templar of Nebraska , being pres
ent , made an earnest appeal to the boys
to sign the pledge and henceforth oo
men.
men.Tho subject of the lecture to-night
will boTho Fallacy of High License. "
All are invited. Song service at 7:30 :
sharp. Come early.
Pilgrim CiRiir-MnkerH.
The Northwestern train of Monday
transferred to the Union Pacific IHlcigai1-
makers en route to California to ( ill the
vacancies made by the recent boycott of
Chinese , They wore joined hero by ton
men who had dropped oil' from the first
party going through , The pilgrims were
of mixed nntipiiulity , including chiefly
straight American , German and Bohe
mian , A few of 'tho local Knights of
Labor wura at , thq train , but there was
no demonstration.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure. '
TtiU powder flavor varies. . A ruarvol of purl-
ty , Btrt'ngth and wholusoinentss. More coon-
noinlcal than the ordlutiry klndd , und caunpt bo
sold in oompetlUoo with the inulttluda of low
test , short weight , iluuiorp'hospUato powders.
8oU ( only in cuts. Kori.1. lUCthO fO\ri > EK CO. ,
100 Wall BC , Mew "
Oounoilman Leeder Looking for the Man
Who Forced the Midnight Closing
WAS IT MAYOR OR MARSHAL ?
An Amended Hulooii Ordinance Sub
mitted , lint No Action Taken
Prewlilcnt Ucclicl Vlndlontcd
New PnvliiR Districts.
City Council 1'rocnodlntci.
The rrgulnr mooting of the city coititcil
was hold lust evening , present Members
lltilloy , Hclnn , Dailoy , Fonl , Furay , ( icotl-
mini , ttootlrich , Leo , Lcedor , JSchroedor
and Thraiio. 1'rcsidont lluchnl boiny
abictit the council was called to order by
Clerk Southard , and Mr. I'urny was
cleuled tirpsldent pro tern. The regular
order of business was then taken up.
Mayor Hoyd roiiortcd that hn had
signed the ordinnnccs passed at the last
meeting , nnd nUo niiiiointing Tliomus A.
Croigh , W. J. Broatch and \V. \ A. L. Gibbon -
bon iipuriiisers to assess damages to
property by the tuvetlon of the SiMcimth
street viadttet. 't'lio appoinlmRiils wore
continued ,
The mayor also reported the nomina
tion of Jeremiah O'CJrudy as policeman.
vice Martin Shields dismissed. Referred
to the policy committee ,
The city treasurer reported that n num
ber of insurance companies had paid
their IBS. " ) tax nnd r protest , and de
manded the repayment of th sume.
The matter was referred to the eity
attorney.
The report of the city physician for
January was hubmiltcd , showing the
number of deaths to have been -it ! ami
births 72.
The chairman of the board of public
works submitted a list of the lowest bid
ders for paving with the various mater
ials , and was instructed to award con
tracts to the lowe.st responsible bidders.
Tlio contract anil bond ot the Morse
Hridge company for- the erection of the
viaduct was also submitted , witli the rec
ommendation that the contract be ap
proved witbout the bond , in order that
the company may purchase iron before
there is another rise in prices. After a
hhort discussion as lo the legality of sneh
a measure , the matter was temporarily
laid on the table , and later in this even
ing , on motion of Mr. Goodi.ian , the
contract was approved on condition that
tlio company lile a satisfactory bond
within thirty days.
The city engineer submitted a request
to be allowed to oiiiploy a competent en
gineer and draughtsman in tlio eity en
gineering department at a cot not to
exceed ij.150 per month. Tlio request
was granted.
l'lliSIUKN'T : linSIlKF , VINDICATED.
The cit.y attorney siibmited a report of
his investigation into the property of W.
F. Becliel , president of the council , as
follows :
"I lind that nt the lime of his election
Mr. Hcchol was the owner , by warranty
deed , duly recorded , of lot 24 , block li ,
in Omaha View , nnd which lot he con
tinued to own until August 7 , 1881 , at
which date a land contract was cxocutcu
to him for lots Sand C in block , Hoggs
& Hill's addition. On this contract $200
was paid at its date ; $100 September 0 ,
1883 ; $100 September 80 , 1885 , and $200
October 21 , 1885.
"I also lind. from receipts , duly signed
bv the eity treasurer , that Mr. Bochol , in
his own name , .January 3 , 1885 , paid
ta.Mis on the two lots referred to for 1881 ,
and December r > , 18S5 paid taxes of 1885 ,
and also on November 17 , 18S5 , paid
special taxes for paving Farnain street.
"I lind that a large amount of taxes
have been paid by Mr. Hochol on the lots
owned by his wife and sister on Twenty-
iifth near Farnam.
"While his interest in this particular
property is not of such character ate
make him the actual owner , it is proper
to bo considered as an evidence of that
interest in the welfare and prosperity of
the city which induced the insertion of a
property qualification in our charter.
"In addition to the foregoing , I also re
port and state that some two or three
months ago Mr. BccticI asked my opin
ion as to whether , having conveyed the
lot owned by him at the time of his elec
tion , it would bo necessary to at once
have conveyed to him the lots hold by
contract.
" 1 told him as I still believe , that hav
ing been an actual and bona lido owner
of real estate at the time of his election I
did not consider that a subsequent con
veyance of llw real estate then owned
would disqualify him ; but to save any
question upon that point I advised him to
have convoyed to him by absolute deed
the lots which he held by contract.
"This ho subsequently had done and
now has such deed. In response to an
inquiry made by him 1 have stated that
in my opinion it is not necessary for him
to record his deed , but that if it had been
executed in good faith , as 1 understand
and believe the fact to be , ho is , within
the meaning of the law an actual and
bona fule owner of real c.stato within the
city limits Respectfully submitted ,
W. .r. CONNKLL. "
The report was approved by vote of the
council.
NUW I'AVINU J1ISTKICTS.
The first new petition for paving was
submitted from property owners on Far-
mini street , between Twentieth and Thir
tieth , and was referred.
Jn order to give the mayor an opportu
nity to approve the documents immedi
ately , the order of business was sus
pended and ordinances were passed cre
ating paving districts on Sixteenth street
ami iSriorninn avenue , from I/.iml to Kim ;
on Tenth street , from Mason to Ccntnr ;
on Farnam , from Twentieth to Twenty-
eighth ; on Leavonworth , from Thir
teenth to Fourteenth ; on Fourteenth ,
from Loavcnworth to Marcy ; on Six
teenth , from Farnnm to Howard ; on
Kleventh , from Howard" to Jones ; on
Twelfth , from Jackson to Jones ; on
Haunders , from C'uniing to Seward ; on
Thirteenth , from Center to Castellar ; on
Twentieth , from St. Mary's avenue to
Pierce ; on Cuniing , from Center to
Brown ; on Davenport , from Sixteenth to
Twenty-second ; on Tenth , from Center
to Martha. An ordinance was also
passed ordering the paving in these dis
tricts.
tricts.THU
THU M'AOB AVOIlKKite' I'KTITIOX.
The following communication was re
ceived from u siib-committeo of the
Knights of Labor : "In view of the fact
that the necessaries of litu in our city are
very high and tlio wages ot unskilled
labor extremely lo\y in n great many in
stances , wo doom it necessary that the
city council of Omaha should endeavor
to establish a standard of wages with
reference to labor employed by the eity
of Omaha , whether such labor be done
by the city direct or by contract and
specifications. Wo would suggest that a
elaiKso bo inserted in all contracts ami
specifications making it obligatory on nil
contractors to pay unskilled labor hired
not less than $1.75 per day , Hoping that
your honorable body , togpther witli the
mayor , will take immediate action , wo
sign ourselves respectfully. "
After considerable di&cussion , in which
the assertion was made that the city at
present pays f 1.87 per day , the matter
was referred to the committee on public
property and improvements.
A petition from residents of Gr.uid
View addition , asking that the Omaha
Brick & Terra Cotta companj1 bo re
strained from tunneling Locust street ,
was referred to the committee on streets
und alloy * with power to net.
A HOUSE SQUAlilll.K
> Mr. Leo submitted a resolution em
powering the police committee to pur-
n horse for the patrol wagon , the
not to exceed $200.
This called Mr. Loedcrto his feet , who ,
in the course of his remarks , related his
experience in buying horses. Ho said
that the team that was bought from
Furay had been sick , and ono of them
was yet u ciipplo. If the object of the
resolution was to put the proposed $ . ' 00
horse in with the sick horse ho did not
believe in it. AVlint was wanted \vas two
good horse * , and not scrubs like the city
nad purchased recently. Tlio speaker
believed that if Mr. Hirny had not in
tended anj thing wrong , ho had at least
had bad luek in selling horses to the city.
After statement1 ? by several councilmen -
men that they believed Mr. Furay's
horses were sound when purchased , the
resolution was referred to the police com
mittee with power to act.
A resolution by Mr. Goodrich was
adopted authorizing the chief of the lire
department to sell No , 9 engine house at
auction.
The committee on grades and grading
reported , recommending that the report
of the appraisers to as ess damages by
the opening of Georgia avenue bo not
confirmed. The report was adopted.
The committee on police recommended
that the appointment of George B. Gra
ham as policeman bo confirmed , and thu
recommendation was concurred In ,
The committee on paving , curbing nnd
guttering reported recommending that
inn Barber Asphalt Pnviug company's
bill for $0,000 bo paid , as it had already
been placed to their credit lo bo turned
over to them. The report was adopted.
The committed on viaducts and rail
ways reported that the appraisal of the
damagosjiy the erection of the Klovcut li
street viaduct hail been examined by
them and recommended that it be ap
proved. Tito report was adopted.
OltUlXANCKS.
Appropriating $1,4111.47 from the judg
ment fund for the payment of liabilities
incurred during the month of January.
Passed.
Ordering the grading of Davenport
street , from Sixteenth to Twenty-second
streets , to tiio established grade. Passed.
Ordering tlio grading of Tenth street
from Mason to Pierce , to the established
grade. Passed.
Changing the boundary lines of the
Fourth and Sixth wards. Referred.
Providing for the licensing of employment -
ment and intelligence bureaus and using
the bonds for persons concluding the
same. Relcrred.
THI : SAT.OOX QUESTION.
Mr. Lcedor introduced an ordinance
amending thu ordinance regulating tlio
sale of malt , spiritous and vinous liquors ,
lo read as follows :
SECTION 1. No person so licensed shall
keep open his saloon on Sunday nor dur
ing such day sell , barter or In any man
ner dispose- any malt , .spiritous mid
vinous liquors , and any uorson violating
the provisions of this section shall bo
lined $100.
SEC. 2. That all ordinances or parts of
ordinances in conflict herewith bo and
the same are hereby repealed.
Sic. U. This ordinance shall take ef
fect and bo in force from and after its
passage.
Mr. Leeder made a long speech urging
the passage of tlio ordinance , assorting
that he did not do it because it would bo
a benefit to him. The amendment does
away with the midnight closing , but en
forces tin ) Sunday closing. In the course
of his remarks he said :
"What I want to know is whether the
mayor or marshal is to blame lor closing
the saloons at midnight. One of 'em has
got to take the responsibility of all tiiis
rumpus , and Pm trying to find out , nnd
1 will lind out , which it is. If the mayor
won't sign the ordinance if it passes then
Pll know it's him. And there's ono thing
I do know. When them ollicors took
around that petition to close tlio saloons
they Inilldo/.cd the saloon-keepers into
signing it. I'vegot witnesses to prove it
and [ turning to Ollicer Turnbull , who
was present ] you dassent deny it. "
"But I do , " interrupted Oliicor Turn-
bull ; "it isn't so. "
Mr. Lccdor , however , paid no attention
to the interruption , and continuing Paid :
"The whole thing's a party light Hero
when President Boohol wanted to go
away he bulldozed a democrat into agree
ing not to vote on this thing until ho got
back. "
Mr. Leeder referred to Councilman
Goodrich , who had paired with President
Boohol during the Inttor's ubsonco.
Air. Leeder continued his remarks at
some length , growing more and more
abusive and blasphemous , until finally
to shut him oil'Mr. B.iiley moved to ad
journ , aud the motion prevailed. This
action leaves the ordinance to come np
on its second reading at the next meeting.
CllEIGHTON AND BAK15KU.
Points on the Two Asphalt Compa
nies nnd the Substance Itscli"
The Croighton Asphalt company which
boat the Barber people in the bids for city
paving , is something now un
der the sun. The company comprises ,
chiefly and at its head , Mr. James Croigh
ton us well as a number of other wealthy
and prominent citizens whoio identity is
not made public.
It has long been believed that asphalt
was obtainable alone from the. island of
Trinidad , and that the Barber company
hud a monopolizing right lo the product.
Mr. Grant put the question in a pleasant
wai' to Mr. Croighton , "Where are yon
going to get jour asphalt ? " to which Mr.
Croiglilon responded with equal good
humor , "Never you mind , we'll produce
tlio asphalt. "
Mr. Cniighton was equally clear in
touching upon his cedar block contracts.
"Don't let it worry you , " ho said , "wo
have a man who can set down the mate
rial hero at a money-milking margin and
wo don't bother ourselves tibout whore
ho got It"
Mr. Grant explained that tiio D.irbr-r
company hail bid higher this year than
the hist because there seemed to bo more
guttering and o.xtm work in the prospect
ive paving.
Besides Air. Grunt and Mr. Squires.
Mr. Barber himself is in the city , nml
with him is Captain F. V. Given , the
company's manager in Now York. The
captain is in the regular army nitrrice ,
and made the acquaintance of asphalt in
Washington , where ho for yoaiH had
charge of the government paving. By ono
of those provoking whims the war depart
ment recently gets into its head , he wa.s
taken from Washington and placed
in the Wast Point academy. Ho
has now secured leave of absoiioo for a
year without pnv , and has taken charge
of asphalt in Now York , Conversation
with tlioso gentluiuoii on the subject of
their great material develops many
points of interest.
As stated nbovi ) , the substance which
lias founded tlui lortunc.s of several en
terprising Americans is obtained alone
from the island of Trinidad ( e\eopt in so
far as Mr. Creighton knows some other
place to lind it ) Trinidad is one of the
largest islands of the Liltlu Antilles'just
oft' coast of tliu Spanish Main , whore
Cupt Kiihl shuurhtorcd thu crews and
took the Inca gold from so many Spanish
galleons in years ugone , "a1 1 sailed , as I
sailed , " etc. Ou this inland there is a
lake , if it may bo culled a lake , for its
waters will neither lave nor slaku the
thirst. The lake is u depres
sion in tin ) ground of some
several Immlicd acri ! * , filled with a heavy
bituminous fluid , Pontoons are built out
into iU center and the black wealth
transpoitcd to land and thuuou again to
sna , by way of widish once more to land.
The lake is wonderfully well behaved for
as iUHtibataiieo it. taken away it fills up
again and although hundreds of thou
sands of ( cms have boon taken mil , its
shun : line is as high as when lin t discov
ered. AM profitable as ii iiluilt is to-day
it did not pay at iirat auu tUc piouecvd m
tlio enterprise ruined thenwlves with ft
Mr. Barber then bought It and syndicated
the property witli suoh success that i
has made him i Mi. Mr. Grant mndo the
first purchase of the substance over trans
acted , and has boon in the business over
since. In using asphalt for paving it is
mixed with sand , cement , pitch , etc. , no
cording to a formula known nlono to th
contracting concern and never to b *
revealed.
Iiocnl Urevltles.
Miss Anna M. Saunders , of Lincoln ,
grand wet thy chief templar , will dnlivof
n temperance address at the Tenth strocl
mission , Monday evening , Feb. 18. Tlio
object , is to orgnul/o a Good Templars'
lodge in that part of the city.
Joseph Bell , the well known ticket
agent of years' connection with the
Union Paeilic , is lying seriously ill nt
his homo. It was reported yesterday
that his condition \vas critical , but Dr.
Collman , his attending physician , states
Hie patient is resting easier.
District Attorney Kstellomiid yesterday
that ho thought the grand jury would
complete their labor by the und of this
WOOK. The criminal docket will ijot
be taken up before the latter paitof
next week
Gco. 1C. HulVmati. who claims to bo tiio
champion long distance pedestrian of
Nebraska , wmes to Mr. George Kay
from Bellwood , Neb. , inquiring it there is
any suitable place in Omabii to hold a
long distance race. Ho says that ho Is
matched against the champion pedestrian
of Illinois , and desires that , if possible ,
the contest take place In this city.
The Thurston ball , which occurs at
Turner hall to-night , is taking
shape to bo ouo of the biggest publio
ovouts the eity has known lids season.
A largo number of tickets have been sold
and the interest awakened in the affair
will bring additional crowds on the night
Tlio costumens of the city have had their
stocks exhausted and the fancy dress dis
play willbo MHiiethina gorgeous.
fflOST PERFECT MADE
Prepared with special rrgiml to hoahh.
No Ammonln , l.lme or AUiin.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. ,
AKOHirEOTS.
F. M. ELLIS & CO.
Arctiitecis and Building Superinfs
OMAHA , HEB , and DES MOINES.IA. .
Olllco , Cor. 14lh and Knniam StreoH , HoomtO
0X 1 .13 : , iNTjEB.
< 3F.f > u R lltmu.MinoF' wliliV. M. Hills.
ORflAHA
) lh St , Cor. Capitol Avcnuo.
ron THE Tiir.miij.T op AM.
Chronic & Surgical Diseases.
OR. mcNIENAiyiYTProprlotor.
Huicun juais' Ifosofiafiinil 1'rivulu I'raetlcc
Wo liavo tlio fuelling , a | > | mr.itii * nnd remtdlra
for themiccpssfiil trealincntof c\cry form of dl > .
( . asii runulrhiR cither modicnl or mrnlcnl Ireiitracnl ,
anil Inuto nil Income uatl liivotlgutcfurtlicnistlvei
or corrcspnud Mllhus , Long experience lit trcnt-
In" cnscs by letter cnnbtcs u > to treat many cases
BclcnlliUnlfy vrltliont fp lii ! ! them.
WHITE I'OIt riIl(3UIAU.nn ( Dcformltlcj nnd
DraccD , Club I'vvl , Ciirvnturtu of Ilia Kplur ,
DI3KA8E3 o > > WOMKV. Piles , Tuinorn , Cmicom ,
OUirrli , Bronclilti ? , Inhalntlon , Kloctrlclty , Paral
ysis , Kpllrpgy , Klilney , 1'ya , Y.ia , Skin , Illoud and
all eurclrnl operations.
ISaticrlr * , Inluili > rn , llrnrrR , Tru c , nnd
nil klurlK nf .Mcdlcul nnil .Surgical AunHancca , mail-
iifuclnrocl unit for c.ilc.
The enl reliable Medical InsUulo making
Private , Special n Nervous Diseases
1 ' .
A sriMiiAivi'v.
AU , CONTAGIOUS AKI ) 1ILOOD DISRASES ,
from vvlmlurcrcnimpnrnilnted.siirccMfiillytrcaU'd.
Wo can rcinnvo Sjiiliilillo polnou from the oretcm
without mercury.
New rcf tor tn o ti rntmiMi t for lo fi of \ llnl power.
. . CONKIUINTIAU :
Cnll ami roneiilt us or tend numo and pnat-ofllco
nddri-'sii plainly written cncloeu ftnmp , and vvo
Vi'lll fiti\ \I > H , In plain wrapper , nnr
PR VATE CIRCULAR TO MEN
uroN nuvATp , Pri-oiAi. AN it Nrmou HISBATS ,
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Ur.iNAiiv OIIIIANS , or ( end history of jour cane for
an opinion
I'crvnn * uinhle ttMt 119 nuiy lie trrnlod nt their
lionion , by < orrri'jiouiU'iK ! . Mi'dlclnrt nnd liiktru-
mcnU fcnt by mail or express SIX'UItKIA' 1'ACIC.
Kl ) KIIOM OliSRHVATIO.V. no mnrkitolndlcntu
tonU'iiU or cornier.Uuu i > en < oiiil lntcnlcnv pro.
fcrrcil If convenient. Fifty moms for the uciom.
ninilallnn of putlcnU Jloird and ultcnduuco at
rcaganablo pifcen. Addriss all I.eltciti to
Onutia Medical and Surgical Institute.
Cor. 13th St and Capitol /Ue / , , OMfllia. HEB.
J'nulrvt IMdlnn Vclilrlo innric. Jhdm. wi ouf
uilliono { > uriH > n jilMu. TiMiHprlnKM lengthen anj
nhorlcll tci.nniluulotliouolfiittlior carry , Kijutll ]
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Tlio machine Unit was n wanted tlio
FIRST PREMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL ,
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