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, . . . . . 1nnur cture or beets Ihto IUgU , In the
original house roll thll Iem waR Inclut I ,
' Harrhon clalmel that such an amNtment
wou1 he ) In the Interests or ralroadl , Cole
Mit thnt to compel manufacturers to p'y
$5 a ton would ha a discriminton In favor
01 1 those raising heets In the Immetlate vIcinity -
: dnlty ot the rnctory
Cramb's hea ( was that the sugar refinery
would he locatel at some central poInt , and
the crushers , or syrup rnctorle would be
Icalerell over the state , thus laving railway
frelithtl.
nhollel reall ( a Utter from Oxnr.I , whIch
stated that the crushers and refiners must
be run together to make a proft ,
Higgins was In favor ot the amendment
for the reason that It placed the manurac-
\ ttIrr and grower on on ) equal footing.
tlrtr
Hutch advanced the Idea that when a city
like Orah ! hla"1 hall invested its money IraS
S
S beet sugar factories It shouM he rotected.
Hoblnson made tie point that I the amendment -
ment , Ir passed ! , would defeat Its own objects , I
becaule the compnny woulll , naturally , ) ur-
chaAo Its beets at the nearest point , to save
)
. relRb rates.
, SIJcker Jchards , from the floor , said he
cl ! not btleve the amendment of Walt
would result In gaining the object sought
S lie sal that this was an Important question.
I Nebraska did not take Immediate steps
S toward securing this Industry other state
would.
Monger showed that the amendment would
serve to work an injustice In the fact that
Il would compel any factory engaged In the
'manufacture or beet sugar to pay $ : a ion
for all beets offered from any part or the
S 'state . no matter whether the factory could
. handle the beets or not.
Ruter said that In Antelope county the
raising or beets hall been a complete failure.
Partes there hac tried I for four yeat and
hall now gone out or the business. lie
thought If a bounty or five-eights of a cent
pl1 pound were pall for sugar the raiser of
btots should be pall something.
Harrison created considerable merriment
by stating that the corn raiser hired only
S one man for three 10nths In the year , white
.tiO beet raiser cultivating the same numberS
S or acres elilloyel fourteen men fourteen .
months In the year.
Then Van Honsen asked harriman ' why , I
.tho beet sugar Industry had not flourished
S with a government bounty or 2 cents a pound ,
how ho expected It to do welt under a bounty
I of less than 1 cent a' poul\17' ' Harrison re-
fused to enter Into a general tarlr lIscusslon
and sat down.
The amendmonf was lost by a vote of [ G
to 21 ; . '
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Hlodes then soot up an amendment .to
give the manuncluror ant producer , coin-
lled , the lame ad\'anlges as are . In , the
S bill , given to the manufacturer exclusively.
The amendment ' was lost . and sections 1 ant
2 of the bill were adopted , as were sections -
-
lens 3 , 4 , [ and G.
Harrison then moved that when the committee -
mittee roe I report the bill for passage.
Howarc sent up In amendment to the
motion of Harrison , which the chairman
announced the subject mater or , but refused
to lay It before the house. anti declared the
question ear the motion of Harrlscn , which
prevaied by a large maJority. Tire com-
mlteo then rose , reported and the report
was adopled.
VOTE IT MAY PASS DY.
S Following Is the vote In detail on Darry's
S melon to indefinitely postpone the bill : ;
. Yeas-
S Dary , hull . Smith ,
S Brkaw , Johnston Soirman.
Caper , ( N.'nmhn ) , Si'ackmnn
I"IIZ , ialclirltio . Suter.
S ( bar . Remington. Yan Ilousen
In\'I , . Itliodes ] . Zlnl (8IN ( : man ) ,
. 11111n8. ItoIrtan . tcott
Jttrt Howard Hothleulncr . , " 'at-:1
Nays-
Aian. ! Jlles. Miles .
Ashby ) empse ) ' . Xalunger ,
llacorr . Fiy. : lf'ers.
. , JChlI (1'llh. Or\n.
fleck . Ualrgl'o\e. lelllns.
Iiee. hailer . i'ohlmnn
n.neltcl , Jit kson . Hlchat so : ,
: liernani . harris. ltcketts. ! ]
St Brady . Harrison 10hlnson.
55
lOmcknran . ilarte ' nody ,
, S lOruwneil. lImnd. Itouso
- . . Dutch 111\0. : s. Selaickedants
- - . Iturke . Jenkins. Sissoir.
. liurris ( Doge ) , Johnston Spmrcer ,
5S Uurs ( Douglas ) , Sutton
S ( Lancaster ) , . . .one . .5 ( Douslas . ) ,
. " ' . . ; ' . , ' ' '
Cain. : Jud.I- ; " 'Ston'
1' Campbell , Kauri , ( 'nwnec ) ,
S carison . Lam ! > . Timme.
. , Clince J.gho.t. Thomas .
. , Cirapnran . Mattisora . " 'al.
CMe. " llcFndJen" . ' \"bel. . _
S l"nawny. MeNiti. Wilder.
Cooley. . JloVlcler , , Zlnl ( Johnson ) .
( k ; &roW. Crairab . Merrick. ! r. 8pcaler-2 . I
Absent and net voting : Delaney , Moehr- '
men , Shook Guthrte. " . , I
The housa then went Into committee of the :
i whole . on house roll No. 332 , by Myers , pro-
Idlng for th organization 'or irrigation districts -
tricts , and i1 . vas recommended for passage .
' .5 together with Is amendments.
The . houbc then adjourned.
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. S , , EN.\TOH ' .u. . \ - LLVkLY QUJL ,
n Ifrano' llclsU , e8 NUlrIY Escape Hernia '
S . - frona ' : l'iIberriIo rutrocatton.
S LINCOLN Feb. 28.-Special.-Altbough ( )
t the senate had made the irrigation bill the
tpeclal order for 10 o'clock this. morning . It ,
S managed ' to consume nearly the entire foree ,
S : noon In the consideration of routine busi-
ness. The final deluge of bills was oncoun- ,
S tered before noon , the total number of senate -
S ate files being raised to 392. Sprecher asked
and received tacit permission to Introduce
S . the last bill of tIme sessIon and he accordInglY -
InglY sent to the secretary's desk a billS
S abolishing the ofce of county attorney and ,
S , provIding for the electol of district alor-
S 10YS as under the old law In this state.
: Sloan offered , early In the morning session -
S sion , the following resolution , which was
'S unlnlmously adopted ; .
S , ) Vlrereas Tire sad Ilte\gence of LIne
' death oC Airs. John T. lnlaleu , matron oC
' the Itate'lndlultrlal school : ut Kearney hnH
reached the members uf this body , andS
Whereas , In her deMh
S the state loses an
4 , eX elent woman and nn' elclent publid
' - * . servant , , therefore he It publ
S . Resolved , That the senators extend to
upel'ntendent ! John T. Malalel anti his
faintly their heartfelt regrets and condo-
. hence In their benvement and deplore the
loss In her death suffered by the stnte.
5r . lrour bills were reported from standing
'S S committees follows : and lulJed to the general tile , W
S Senate file No. 162 , by McKeeby amending
SS the law overnlng the State Heart oC Ucalth.
lealth.
. .S He ndds' Ilrovlso permitting physicIans re-
S aiding In other states to vIsit Patients
l cOlsulaton wIth resident IJhyslclans who
S ' have complied with the law.
, . enal tile No. 290 , by Holbrook . authorizIng -
S lug cities of the second class having more
titan [ OO and loss than 25,000 ( Inhabtants !
. to constrnct gas and , electric light plants for
. lighting " stick cltis.
S S Senalo file No. 201 , by Caldwell , makingS
S amendments to thin law IJ rmitng countlel
S to adept township organization.
Senate Ilk No. 74. by Crane , providing for
the , creation of a blhway cOlmlsslon In
. counties having more than 100.000 In-
Isibitanima. .
S UNEXPECTlm FIGHT INDULGED.
An entirely unexpected controversy was
61rung upon the se ate durIng the forenoon ,
S etlid ' before the Incident closed UIP usually
S , grave and dignified senate hall IIs3el
a through tIme "most exciting 111 Interesting
. scene that has occurred In its lorty-day ox-
S 5 Istence.
S Yesterday In the closing hourI of the ses-
; _ 5 , Ilon the commIttee on judiciary reported
; Ienato files Non. 17 , 18 and In , and they worn
I placed on IEeral file. 'heso are the three
- bills which , I Is claimed , when taken together -
gether , repeal the law creating : the ciRca oC
register of deeds. No atentun : was Iluid to :
r the roaliing of tIme reports , , and the bills went i
S , to the general tIle with nobody to Interpose ,
an objection . This Inornhlg , however Bev-
S . eral senators hal learned something In ro i
garl to the sItuation , anal whe the senate
S reached the Slll'cial order McKesson moved I
: thatllo vote by which the senate yesterday
placed senate files Nos. 1 IS and 21 on gel-
S eral file be reconsidercil. lie could not , how-
, t over , establish the fact that he had vote OP
the a rmatvo side yesterday , amId wal there-
toro ruled out 01 order I ' the
' by chair . Gra-
S ' hal , who had voted In the afrmatve , r.
S 5 pewell the motion , and It was agreed to by
S ¶ , yiva voce Yoto.
S 'Vefft thol moved that the three bIlls be referred -
ferrell back to the COllnltel eat judiclry .
: . no ilk ) su for tire reason , Io raid , julclry. tlnt
S bills hud been considered by the committee
S early In a cursory anointer , and several mem-
hmor4 . of the cOlmltee had not Letu Irresont
ot eli when tbu I'roposed ' 1111 were dll-
4 , cusoJ ,
-t S Orallll , speaking In support c the 1010n
S ' 10 recommit said that th bill , did away with
S . II I , tire elites of register IC deeds. Eoen ccun-
" ' ties In the slate lad uch oflicer , clected In
' 1893 10 serve for four ) 'er , . I would bo a
'S S 21alirest injustice to abelah limo ofce b [ ore
o len now een'ln/ had fleJ out onehal
S .t their term of office.
Crane , who had been absent during tire lr-
)
_ tS
ler part or tire discussion , naked Tefft'a rca-
lns for wishing the bills recommltet ,
Teff again went oyer the explanation ot his
motives .
, Then I was that Crane became earnest. Ito
.Ieclared that the bills In queton hall been
Carefully considered by the juJlclary commit-
tee. Considerable time had ben spent over
the measure l'artles Interested on both
Ilde : hall appeared anll ( Bled the bis pro
amI can. Nearly every member hall been buttonholed -
ton-hol by friends and opp ncnts. Crane
denolneet the effort to semi the bills back as
a delberato scheme to kill them ,
"Well , " retorted Teift , wheelng arounil In
hln chair and acing Crane "Ir you conshi-
ered them as carefully as YOI say you have It
Is likely that any scheme to kill them will
prove abortive. "
Crane raised the point or order that the (
moton to reommit was out of order at this
time.
The lieutenant governor declIned to sirs-
taln the point or order ant Crane appe31c1
from the decision or the chair.
Ter characterized Crano's point of order
as "the most absurd propositon ever sub-
mlttd to a chairman of [ a deliberative bed ) "
The lIeutenant governor was fustalned by
an nhnot Inanimol3 vote.
T r then withdrew his orIginal motion ant
mcved that senate files No. 17 and No. 18 be
Indafnlely postponet. lie salll that he was
s3tfet that the authors or the bills were
endeavoring to accomplIsh some ulterior IJur- '
pso In an Indirect manner.
CRANE I XILAINS HS lULLS.
Crane opposed the motion to indefinitely
p"stpcne the blll. . , mind In doing so ex-
plallll theIr provlslon9. lie said that taken
together senate files 17 , 18 and 21 had for
their purpose thD consol atoa or the pro-
visions relating to the electlcn or the county
attorney and register of deeds with that sec-
ton relating to the election of all other
officers. In order to do this senate files No.
11 and 18 repealed the section providIng for
the election or registers or deeds and county
atrneyp. but these are restored to the stat-
utI In their proper IJlac In senate file No.
21. The three , bills must stand or fall to
gether. One or the Important objects or
senate file No ; 18 Is to so amend ! the present
law that the bond or the county ator : ) '
must be of an adequate amount and slasH
run to the county and nol to the state , asIa
I now the case. Senate file No. 17 Is de
signed ale to remedy a very noticeable do-
feet In the present law , which does not pro-
' vide ! , to what or whom the bond of the regIs-
ter ot deeds shal run . except by 1m-
ilication. Hut the most Important
of the three hills Is sonata file No. 21 , which
seelts to male the ofce oC county clerk
extend over a period or four years , In-
stead or , two. Tine , Crane asserted , was In
the line of economy , ns every change In the
admlnlstrnton of nn office of [ such dl'ersl-
fed Importalce ns that or county clerk Is i
necessarily attended with great expense to
time public. I requires about ole-hnl ot llt
present term of nn omcer to acquaint hlm-
self with all the duties ot the office . 011
then a geed rorton ot the next year Is
taken up In carrying out plans for a re-elec-
tion.
The motion to indefinitely postpone the
bills was lost by a vote or 22 to S.
Graham moved that No. 17 be Indefinitely
postponed but Akers succeeded In headIng
off the moton , calug up the Irrigaton bill
and carrying the senate Into commltec of
the whole for its consideration .
AKEnS CIAIPINS IRRIGATION.
The irrigation bi being under consider-
aton Akers made a prelIminary statement
as to its Importnnce. Ho said that ho had
been a practcnl Irrigaton 1st for the past
eleven years and without boastng ho be-
10vel that he had given the subject oC prac-
lcal irrigation more careful and conscien-
tous study than any cther man In the state
or Nebraska. One year ago he had been
appointed one of a committee or
three to draft an irrIgatIon 'law.
In droWns that law ho had carefully
considered every statute and irrigation law
before drafting the bill. He had mId the
proceedings of every state and national Irri-
gaton convention to ascertjn ! the nature or
the law demanded. The bill under conIdera-
ton Is the result of the study and condldera-j
tion. I Is the .cream of the Irrigation laws of
California , Colorado arid Wyoming , which .
wera recognized. a8 the _ beH 'In ' the United
Statea. -
The bill , he contiqued , had been ' submitted
to tim state irrigation convention at Kearney
and two or the best recognized authorll In
the country , Donall Campbell ot Colorado
and ! r. Irish , chief of the Bureau of Immi- !
graton at Washlnglon had both agreed that
the law would , If adopted , bo , the best In the
UnlteJ States. ;
Alters tsked ror the carSful cDnslderaton 0 [
tIme bill . and Expressed the hope that non oC
Its material features ' .quld he crippled by
amendments. - '
The senate , after lIsining to further argu-
mont from Akerstook' ' a recess until 2
'
'cicci : .
V
After recess the consideraton of the Irri-
gaton hill was immediately resumed. But
tow amendmmts were offered and the bill
was read with but few interruptions.
After the reading had been finished Stew-
art made an erort to strike out the pro-
visions relating to the employment of the'
under secretaries authorized by the act , but
did not succeed. The committee then arose
and recommended that the bill be passed.
Immediately after the senate again went ,
Into committee of the whole to consldel
senate' file No. 181 , an act enabling counties
tn the state of Nebraska to Issue bonds tt
construct' and operate canals for Irrigation ,
navigation , water power and other purposes ,
amid ' the F'neralng of electric and other'
power , and transmitting the same for light ,
heat , power and other purposes.
This Is the bill known as the Omaha canal
. bill and was drawn for the purpose of en-
ablng Douglas county to construct and
, that enterprise. 'The bill '
operate Iterprlse. bi was not a'
long one and was amended In but few par.-
ticrmlars. . , The , committee arose amid recom-
mended Its passage.
Just before adjournment a number of new
bIlls were Introduced by unanimous consent ,
bringing the total l for thae _ session up to 409' '
-an even 102 more than were Introduced
In the session two years ago.
Tire seate then adjoured. -
lULL 'IU Uln"INI " 'L' ltL1S1' . "
benntor Jllehnoel , Irtroclirco. . 1 Measure
1 "I.hL'IIIO i 'rule CumblnltnlK ,
LINCOLN Feb. 28.-SmecIal.-Today ( ) was
the fortieth of the senate's session and cone-
quenty the lust day upon which bills might
ba introdrrce'd. Senator Hichcock offered a
bil to define trusts and conspIraies against
trade. 1 defines a trust : n combination or
cpial , ski 01' acts by two or more persons ,
firms , corporttoll or association of persons ,
or of two or mor\ or timamn for eitimer any 01'
all of the folowing PurPoses : First , to create
or carry out restrIctions In trade ; second , to
lmit or releo the production . or increase or
reduce the ( price or merchalulsE ! or commoH.
ties ; third , to lreVent comp ttol In mouuu-
racture , making , transportation . sale or pur-
chao oC merchandise , produce or commodl-
ties : fourtim , to fx any standard or figure
whereby Its price 10 the Public shal h In any
nranncr : comrtrolled or estabilsireti
manel' controled establshell upon many
article Intmded Cor sale , use or cOlslmpton
In this state ; fifth , to make or carry out airy
ontract" , obligation or agreemlat by which
thE shal bind themseles not to sell any
article below a common standard figure or
list price , or by which they shah In uny man-
moor establish or settle the lance or any cell-
art-
clo 11 commodiy or transportation to IJre-
dude a free and Inre.trlcled competton Ira
the sale or transportaton or any such a'rt-
cle , or by whlel\ they Ihal agree to pool
combIne or unIte alY Intere.t they may hIve
In connecton ! wih the sale or transportatou
or any such artIcle that Its \lce may In
any nrammrmer be alfteJ , , \
tenator Lindley Introduced a bIll requiring
ralro'll ' companies to furish tock tickets
Dr freE .trarrsporiation from Initial stations
to aestnatons and retur to persons who
Iccompany live stock fQr the purpose of
caring for the same.
Another telegraph bill was Introdue by
Senator illtcimcock. I Ilrovldes that no
teiegra im company doing busines In Ne-
bruka [ hal charge mOre than 25 cents for
a mcSI1ge 01 ten' words , anal 10 cents for
each additIonal ten wQrds for all distances
under 100 ml ! ; and 35 cents for ten words I
anll [ cents for each additional ten words I
for al distances over 100 mIles and under I
30 mIles. Senator Jlchcoclt harm also In- '
troduee a bill to regulate sleeplny antI '
Ilrllwlng rom can , and street railway com.
parties . 'he mpet notala pro\lslon of this (
latter bill Is the one requiring street rai-
way cmpanlca to gh'e tntshr : checks at all
central Points and crossings whene\er they
arc nec.ssury tt 'mable thJ passenger tu
complete 1'jourIC ) ' over the litre .
, \nother bill Imcndlnj the Judicial apor-
Uonent law was Intro\tuceJ by euator :
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Calthvoll , I makes no change In the makeup
or the several JudIcial districts , but I gives
Lancaster county two additional jllgea.
Senator Smith Introlilcell a hilt relating to
the licensing or persons to operate steam
engines , steam boilers , steam generators and
to the establishment or I Board of Examin-
log nlneers.
A hi Introduced by Senator Sprecher pro-
, 'Itos that In : till countes having a popula-
ton or more than 7,500 the county slperln-
tellent of public Instruction Ahal devote his
entire time 10 tim dutes or his office anti not
actively engage In any other business , and
ale that he may he Impeached U he docs
otherwise _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
A l ( flitS' ru\ ItlrUA1O : Irli.L.
i'rovimuInir or 1 Ma n1nrc orIAt intereSt to
" 'I'Alerl Nebrmsmt.
LINCOLN , Feb. 28.-Speclnl.-The ( ) Irrl-
! aton bill , Introduced by Senator AIEr or
.
Scoto Iul county and considered In comer -
mrrltteo or time whole In the serrate ton ) ' , Is
;
one or the meSlre ! which Is deemed of [ vial
importance hy the people or the entire northern -
ern and norlhwestern parts of [ the slat ! Senator -
aloe Ahers has taken the lead In tire Irrl-
raton work In tIme senate curl . as chnlrman
or the stallng cOI\lt on IrrIgation , Is
naturally looked upon ns an authority on all
maters connected with tll subjet. lie
represents a distrIct In which the practical
work of Irrigaton has been IJshed to greater
rEsuls than In any other part ot the state.
In his district are the countIes of [ Dawson ,
Lincoln , Perkins , Keith , Cheyenne , 1lmbal ,
Banner , Seots Bluff , Arthur , ilooker McPherson -
Pherson , Thomas Logan , Grant RII Dead
In three or these countes , Scots hjiuft , Cle-
comma and Lincoln , practical Irrigaton Is an
assured tact. Few people In the state have :
any Idea of the Extent to which the work ha
beEn pushed In these three countls , and to
such the followIng , tabulated statemeut , show-
Ilg the results IIJ to date In Scotts Dur and
Cheyenne counties , wIll be a surprise or an
agreeable nature :
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NAMES OP IITCItL'S. : : ; g 2 : .9 : l , ! ; : i
-V - _ _ - - - - : : ' I ' I : .
r"t(1Jtl.-.II ! : h".1 . . . . .
Michel dllch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20. . . ] 9.200
llnutal' , lch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.0.0
Castle nook (111dm. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. . . . r..ao
CJlnm"y nee Dlch. . . . . . . . . . . . r,30 .
WInters Creek dllch. . . . . . . . . . H. ] . .
Central ditch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.20 .
Nichols' ditch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. . 1.10 .
AllIance dlch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G it 2.01 , )
Hc lnlton ditemi..c . . . .
J.wl'enec canal..S . . . . 1.30 4,6' )
I"nl'mers' mnnl. . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 53 7.2)0 )
Belmont canal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 15 40,0)0
Bat'ur.1 : canal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; 35. 40,01 . .
l.nunl & Seotis Iimurt cnnal. . . . . . . . . .
llt3nnd ! Seols . . . . luI . . . . _ . . . . . . . . 82. . . . 2MO .
Short Line cnnnl. . . . . . . . . . . . .5 . . 6 . . . . . .
Clnrk's canam..5. . loOt )
Lets Creek canal. . . . . . . . . . . 31. . . .OJ . .
I.IRCO" cnnnl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101. 5,00)
Cooler canal..6 . . . . G.OJ )
1:11.le , litcla. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7. . ,
l. -an tiltcli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lr. ,
Nelson No.1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2. . 1,2
Xl'loon No. : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4. . eta
Hnxh ] ' 'ltch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2. . 1.000
Court Hou.e Rock canal. . . . . . . . . . 1,00 ,
1le"lllh dllch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ] % \ . . 10
Ammel drtch.-.o . . . . . . . ' . >
Ynn GOldc ditch. . . . . . . . . . . . . _ 3. - . - 1,810
Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .oio I-- :
IN LINCOLN COUNTY ALONE.
Complete figures covering the extent of the
work In Lincoln county are not at hand. The
North Plate canal In this county reports
40,000 acres under dich and 12,000 acres
actually Irrigated. The Menataro canal re-
ports 7,000 acres under ditch and 4,000 acres
actually Irrigated. Figures compiled by' I. A.
Fort or . North Plate show that In Lincoln
county a total of , sixty-eight miles of diches
were already completed and 135 mIles un- :
del construction tn 1891. Ho estimates the' '
total number of acres In Lincoln , county
capable or being IrrIgated by canals fed by' '
runnIng streams at 325,000 acres. .
I Is to facilitate time work oC irrigation
in Nebraska that Senator Alters has Intro-
: luced In the present session his two Irriga-
ton bills. One of these has already passed
the senate : The bill already passed In the
senate provides for the organization and go'v-
ernment or irrigation districts , for the acquiring -
qUlrlng of canals . already built or partaly
constructed , for the issue ot bonds by Irri-
gation districts for the purpose oC purchasIng - '
Ing or cemrtructing .
contructng Irrigation canals , etc. This
Is known ' In Calornia as the Wright taw
anl Is time law which In that state bas done
so much for irrtgaticn.
Under the operation of the II\v already
passed by the senate the Owners of any
given townhlp or part of a township may , by
authority of the Board or County Commissioners -
sioners , form an Irrigation distrIct , to be
' governed by a board of directors , who shall
'be elected by a vote oC the people In the
district under the regular election laws of the
state. This board of directors Is given the
right to acquire either by purchase or con-
demnnation all lands , waters and other prop-
erty necessary for the , constructon and main-
tenance 'of canals , storage basins ditches ,
etc. Bonds may be Issued by a vote ot the
people living In the irrigation district , and
these bonds shall be paid from assessments
upon the property of the district. In the same
manner that precinct and county bonds arc
paid under time law
The bill under consideration today h
elaborate In Its provisions , but easily com-
prehended. I Is Intended as a complement
to the one already passed by the senate both
being deemed of Importance to the irrigation
Interests of tire state. The bill divides the :
state Into two water dlvIsiomrs to be known
as No. 1 and 2 , respectIvely.
DETAILS OP TIlE NEW BrLL.
Water division No 1 shall consist of all
the irrigable lands of tire state drained
by the Platte river , and their tributaries lying
west of the mouths of the' Loup river , and
also all other lands lying south Qf the Plate
and South Plate rIvers that may bo watered
from , other superficial or subterranean
streams' .nQt tributary to the Platte.
Water division No. 2 Is to consist of all
' al
Irrlgable lands Ullt may bo watered from
the Loup Whl , Niobrara and Elthorn
rivers and their tributaries and all other
irrigable lands or time state mot included In
army other water division. .
Tire bill creates a State Board ot Irriga-
ton , to be composed 01 the gov\roor , ator-
nay general amI commIssioner or public
lands and buildings , of which tire governor
I. to bo ex-officio the president. The board
shal elect a secretary , who shal be a
hydraulc engineer of thooretcal knowledge
anl Ilractcal sl(1 and experience , and who
shal receive a salary or $2,000 per annum.
Time board may also employ an assistant
lecretar ) at a salary or $ per year
There shall also be an umlor secretary
for each oC the two water divisions , who bhal
be paid $5 IJer day for the time they actually
serve.
The principal duty of the Stale Board S or
Irrigation Is to marake proper arrngoments
for the determinaton of time prioritIes or
'
right to use tire public water or time state.
A cubic foot or water per second or time
shall bo the legal standard oC measurement ,
bout for time purpose of determining the
now or water In the natural streams and for
the IJrposo of distributing therefrom , pro-
vided , however that water horetorore sold
by the miner's Inch shal contnue to b
dolvorell In that way ,
The persona cnttell to tire use at the water
trans any ditch or canal must not under any
clrcumslancos more water than gooll
husbandry requires for the crop that he
cultivates , and any person using ama excess
of water Is liable to tire oWler oC Bueh dich
or canal for the value or such excess and In
additions thereto Is liable for all Buch dam-
ages sustained by any ether perbon who
would have been entitled to such excess 01
water.
Nothing In the act shah be so construed al
to Interrere with or Impair the rights or
water al'proprlated and required prior to the
passage or IbIs act.
\1 U""h tar Ira Momrr.y.
LINCtI.N , I eb. 28.-Special--Ouvernor ( )
10icomb sent to the legllature Ihls afternoon -
noon a special mel'ge II which he am-
claly Informed the law malting body that ,
there stood to the credit of [ the stale of
Nebraska In ( lisa national treasury the Bum I
or $19,312 , and that a Joint resoilton would .
be required to secure the funds Time sidney I.
reprtell the amount oC the direct tax
levied : upon the territory or Nebraska by the
natolal law ot 1862. Time mesage was
referred [ to th\ committee 01 finance , or
which Senator Graham II chairman , with
Instructions to report back to the senate
this afernoon I joint resolution a reom-
mended time .
by
tle gveror.
Time joint resolution was offered Just before -
fore the senate adjourned.
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TO SETTtH FRE INTS ' DEBTS
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Ono Hundi1Tionsind in Refunding Bonds
IW' : # Eo Voted On
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CWNCIL UNANIMOUS ON TiE SUBJECT
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liJat -
' \ IJI'ollll"i Or. Ahhott to lie SnlJcrln-
tcnaie1V V t tile Hosplnl for time
In , ' " , 11'lrnA ( Ills n.lgo
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FREMONI' " Neb. , I eb. 28.-Speelal.- ( )
.
The city cunci held 1 special meeting last
night and , as iruilcated heretorore , pauNl
an ordinance which hat ben IJrPe ; by
City Attorney Dolezal , calling an election to
vote on time qnestlol oC Isullg $100,000 In refunding -
runlllng bonds. The , ordinance was passel
under suspension or tire rules requiring 0111-
nances to b read on three different days , and
alt tIre councimen "oted II the aiflrmrmative.
The council has passed 1 resolution ordering I
lao ( fag to b mlietl on the city hal tower on ,
all legal lroildays. I
The alJIJolnllent ( or Dr. Abbott by the
governor as aupenimmtemmdent or the hospItal
for the Insane at Lincoln Is a source or
gratification to the' doctor's many friends In
Fremont . Dr. Abbot has been In Iioltcs
over since Nebraska was a terrItory : he has
belonged to oil parties at different times , but
never before has he captured a plum Cor him-
self. But everybody here agree that tire interests -
terests or the state ' .wl be properly guarded
under ! r. Abbott's ndnministratiorr. He I one
or the oldest anti most experienced physicians
In the state , and ts welt qualified to perform
the duties or the position to which he has
been appointed '
The frt department and tle Sons oC Veterans - ,
arms are preparing to give an entertainment'
for the benefit . cf Will Forbes , one or their
membr. Mr. I orbs , whie working at a
fro a few months ago contracted a severe
chiI , 'whlch rapidly developed Into consump-
tiomm.
Articles of Incorpraton or the California
Medicine cOlpany have been flied with the
county cleric. The Incorporator are Z. P.
Stevens , I. n. \Vnllngord and J. Turner.
The principal place DC business Is Fremont ;
the capital stock Is placed at $5,000.
Miss Laura Kerkow was the recipient era
a very pleasant surprise party last evening
IPOI the occasion or her seventeenth blrth-
occason
da ) ' .
County Judro Plnmbeclc yesterday licensed
and married hans Nelson and Sophia Nelson
both of Saunders county. and Issue a license
to marry to Gerhard J. Schuette and Johanna
M Suhr both of hlOOiCr. anl
Mi' and Mrs. n. M. Allen are sojourning
for a season at hot Springs S. D.
Carl \Vlsltcerm , a printer on the Demolrat ,
a German paper. has sued J. N. Kilian . the
proprietor , for $52 , claimed to bo duo for
wages. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Y.\LUEI > I'OLICY LAW WILL STAY ,
114Innco COlllttno ' or tine lou o Adverse
t ! t'hp ! ! , JII Itepes'inmg ; It.
LINCOLNI ) 1eb. 28.-Spoclai ( Telegram.-
56 far as tn1 imlmit ! ee ere Insurance Is con-
corned , the ualt1c ) ' rolcy law of NebraslmJ Is
sate. The : pI.I)1lteo tonight recommenled
Harto's bllto tleal time law for Indefnite
postponemEnt ; and ' will so report to the house
tomorrow. ) rcr tihl Is house roll No. 374 , and
tomorrow.I)1 37 I
It contalned:11 hort clause : "That sections
43 , 44 and 3tJ 1 . Compiled Statutes or Ne- .
braska be amid the same pro hereby rlpealed. "
There were"Wi'IJb r of othmer ' insurance bills
before tire \ goltee , and they went the
' \ltee
Dame roe a.
Auditor oC Public Accounts Eugene Moore
was before thb. ' 6mmltee und furnished considerable -
slderablo teatiiiiUtry'in regard to the present
working of.irrun'ance'laws oC the state. Cor-
, yeih . the , oer ( Insurance man , who has
, rOCmSilt 'tbD Windsor and' entertains In an
elaborate nlnner ; 'Was not 'caled before , the
cmmlte at' the EesslOI' ' tonight.
The committee on clalms"hEld " short
commlttee a session -
sion tonight and greed to report favorably
on the claims .or Ernest Reynolds , the young
militia man of , David City , who had his thumb
blown ot at a drill last summer at Durlng-
tOi Deach. Reynolds was l membe\ of company -
pany E. First regiment Nebraska National
Guards. The gun ; ! which he had , was delec-
IVI In construction. Although the committee
on claims has cuI liberally In many cases I
has now 'a list ot over' ' $55.000 claims upon
whIch tt will make a favorable report. This
amount does not Include any bills for leglsla-
tvo supplies. They will amount to nearly
20000. The claims for repairs on the state
capital alone foot nearly $4,000. The com-
mlteo Is confronted wiI $12,000 sheriffs'
claims for conveying state prisoners to the
penitentiary. Many ot these claims have
been scale down. In Instances where but
one prisoner bal' ben taken down the extra
guard charged by tIme sheri has ben disal-
lowed , together with hack hire. Many of
these claims have been discounted by sheriffs ,
and the loss will fall eel the purchasers .
\ .J , AUSI'IN UUEI AIUt ST ,
leprosoltnUv of an Omlll Ilorldntle' '
EAfnhl.hmolt , In Troublu at- lealrlco ,
BEATRICE , Neb. , Feb. 28.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-\V. ) J. Austin of Omaha was arrested
In this city tIns afternoon upon a charge or ,
perjury. Mr. : ' Austn Is a representative or : ,
Limo American hand Sewed Shoo company of , ,
, Omaha , and wasJer : attending the saID of
, the Thomas Ilddlcott stock ot shoes /ome
( true ago , The , stock was turned over to ,
parties holding ! mortgage upon tire samo.
Austin came dowl from Omaha anti made an
'
affidavit luit hD owned a certain metal shoe
rack In use In tire ) show window of time Lld-
dlcott store and secured I writ of replovln.
A constable forced open the door to the room
to get possession of time rack and Inl1edl-
atclY a deputy United States mars lal stepped
In with an attachment to secure the claim of
the company represented ! , by Austin. ,
The sate was conclulel today and Austin
warm just ready to take a train for home
whelm the sheriff took him Into custody. Lid-
Ilcott fed the Information and clalls that
he can show that he-had paid for tire rack
a 11 Chat Austn wtuly and malicIously
swore to a 'falsehood In order to get time
doors or the room open for time purpose of allowing -
lowing tlme'United States ofclt1 to serve his
writ of attachmermt . Austn gave bond for
$500 , and the prelminary hearing Is set for
larch U. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Duck t houtll : ltAhII..I. .
AShLAND , Neb ; Pcb. 28.-Speclal.- ( )
Local sprtsm n are preparing for a lIvely
campaign thssprlnK In the line of Iruroting .
The sprimrgtveather and recent rains
have aprlngI\ \ t I 3 ducks In great numbers ,
but as yet : thtrgeeso are acce. Several
have' been out , 4lmooting ducks and report
. tlhootng
favorably. -t . I '
A quiet w.4dlig { took place at the res I-
denc ot tittbld , 's parents In this city
yeterday. . .rhe- contracting parties were
Wiiam Hell ll and Miss Ere Bryan
both of \hls \ & . They left 01 the evening
train for OmIi \
Mr. Lyte C'h : frm or Darabee .cc Co.
lee yesterdays . for , Chicago to make sprIng
purchase 'I , t !
C.V. , Throtfb9 and E. A. Shepherd , two
Omaha sportCI j } arrived In the city last
evening Irel telllo hunt ducks and geese
In this vicinity.
A , cirild ot 3' aIiey died sUddenly
chid : 'Hi ale ) die very
last night aterpslmorf Illmress . Tire funeral
was beld tbs IrJ 'rlon.
Broke 11"1 ; Uo"IOI 'dmttcIn.
GRAND ISLAND ! NOb. , 'ob. 28.-Speelal. ( )
-Sheriff Dean was galled to Wood River last
night to take charge or two prIze fighters ,
who are said tobe "Black Pearl" of [ hastings
and Jack Gorlan ot amaywlmero There were
Ibonl forty spectators front Wood River ,
lutn s and Grand Iland present who were
surprised by tire sherIff at the end of the
frt round. No arrests were made. I was
to be a bxing match , hut when I was
known l 1ha the fghter would tur It Into a
"finish" contest the Wood River authories
called the sireriff .
Vlun/ ' 1IImuu Couple \arl. " .
TALIAGE. Neb. Ireb. 28.-Slleclal ( Tele-
granrr.-Lsst ) night Miss Denle 'alrbrother ,
daughter of the editor or the Talmlge Tribune -
une , during the absence oC Mr. and Mrs.
alrbrother , was quietly msrrlell to J. E.
Demote , foreman of the Tribune cfce here
and Bon cC Rev , McK. Demcto or this place
On account of the extreme youth or the'lr )
daughter , tire parents objected to the match ,
she being only IG rears old.
LAND CI.UUI > I11 n.ULIO.D ,
HODS City , I l'acifloAftor , tnny Ftno
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Farms OccupIed h , Nebraskans .
DAKOTA CITY , Neb. , Ireh. 28.-Yess ago
when railroads were first being built In this
then far away western land the government
Isue land grants to different railroad com-
p3nlN for encouragement , giving to them
every other Old numbered sectcn of land
wihin a ralhlA or ten miles on both Bides
or the proposed roule Among other ralroRl1
compnIes receivIng these grants was the
Sioux City & Pacific , which road WM built
from : URrurl Valley to Slelx City , In. The
grant to this ( comany was given In lS6G , can-
ditiommnliy . but the road was not completed
until about 1S71 , The company , Immeilately
after the allowance at the grant commence(1 (
I preliminary survey , and , In ract. continually -
ally kept some one at work on the 111 layIng -
Ing cllm to the land on the Iowa side as
.leerlbC In sad ! grant , thus enriching John
I. 11alr In his prejeet.
The river dividing Iowa from Nebraska , I
Is grave questIon whether the grant could
jumlJ the MissourI and t.tl bo' In vogue. I
It can , . t great many lilecta of land are liable
to be affected on this stte , some or which
today arc valuable improved farms In this
county on the Missouri bottom.
Whle the grant was given In ISGG for all
odd sectons , It would hav Tae Effect en any
land entered prior to the passage or sall
rrant , Representatives of the brad and hw
department or the comlJny have been here
.
p\'ernl ( mica recently examining tire count )
records anti making investigations as to the
general lay or the odll sections that wonld
come under their scope , all they were particularly -
tcularly Interested In tire lands abutting en
the south side or Crystal lake nnd all oC the
o d , sections ear Walker's Island , which tony
Is thickly' set led with good , 'eomforlablo
honses and well Improved rarms. A few
days since Denis Finnerty who In 1881 home
steatled a piece or land en the banks of the
lake northwest ot town , described as lot 1.
section 28 , township 9 , and proved up on tire
same some time tn 1884 by commuting and
paying $2.0 per acre ( It being wIthin the
railroad limit ) , received notice from the
United States land commissioner at \Vash-
Ington , through the land office at O'Nei.
Neb. , that the same had been found to b
within the land grant Issued to the Sioux
CIty & Pacific RaIlroad company , and that
he was given sixty days from February I ,
,18D5 , to file an appeal to the secretary of the
Interior. Son after Mr. FInnerty proved up
on the land It was sold to Henry \V. Wood
who Is still the owner of It , and who wi
unlloubtlly make a vigorous fight for his
rigimts. I Is said that this Is I only the start
to a hundred or more similar cases.
CHARGED \ITU TRAIN WIIECICING.
Trial of George 'V , Davl4 to tome Off at
Lincoln Next Week.
LINCOLN , Feb. 28.-Special.-A ( ) venire of
17G jurors Is being drawn for the trial or the
colored man , George \V. Davis , accused of
wreclfing the nock Island train and causing
the loss or eleven 1"0. The case will come
up for trial Monday. Today a motion for an
Immediate trial or a lischarge was overruled
In the dIstrIct court.
For the sEcond time Deputy United States
Marsbal Hubbard has returned from Kansas
without Prisoner Wells. Time Kansas mar-
aimed would not glye up tire man for the ren-
son that he wants tIme fat fees for bringing
him up irimself. Wells Is wnnted on two
charges , mal robbery and horse stealing.
It Is stated that Omaha and Llneln parties -
ties are figuring on getting possession or the
Lincoln street railway plant when It Is sold
at receiver's sale. Frank Murphy , time Omaha
electric car magnate , Is said . to bo an Inter-
ested party.
Herrmann , the wizard , athls performance at
the Funke , opera house last night made a
curtain speech In which he contributed $100
of tire box receipts to the Nebraska relief
tund.
tund..n
.n the district court today George Brad-
shaw the young , nonsebreaker arrested with
George Leonard and Jay Fednwa faT enter-
Iny the Huntsinger residence and stealing
property , was convIcted or grand larceny. The
jury placed the value of the articles at $38.
. Schuylor Note of loW" ,
HUYLEn , Neb. , Feb. 28.-Special.- ( )
Editor Rogers of the Herald wih his
wife visited relatives In Fremont early In
the week.
.1 . Richards of Omaha , who was' In business -
ness here a short time last summer ' , Is open-
Ing Inother stock of goods here.
Dank Examiner J. WhImore , was up
from Lincoln this week and examined the
business of the SChuyler National and First
National banks.
At the esslon ot tIre district court , , closed
last night JUdge Wiiam M rshal con-
firmed the sale of the Shulz farm consist-
Ing of 970 acres , which was bought at judg-
mont sale some months amce by John No-
votny
Edwin Knox In 1 case entitled Edwin
Knox against Christian Krooger , has begun
suit In the district court' fort $9,000 damages
because of atachment proceedings against
the dry goods and general merchandise stock
of D. L. Delnger , mention of the Bale of
which has been modo.
Aurora Hravittoi.
AURonA , Neb. , Feb. 28.-Speelal.-Mrs. ( )
F. S. Calee" , sls r of Rev , Mn CaUee of thee
Methodist church , missionary to the Walapl
Indians at Hackberry , Ariz. , who has been
spending I few weeks In the east In the interest -
terest of her charge , left yesterday for ArI-
zona.
The veterans of this county met In mass ,
meeting and selected a committee .of two to ,
visit eastern posts and solicit funds from.
wehl.to-do veterans for the needy veterans
In this vicinity.
S Contractor Atkinson began work upon the ,
new court house this morning with a good' '
torce. .
Hamilton county got an Inch and a quarter
ot ralnral , putting time ground In good con-
dition for spring work Irarmers have already -
ready began plowing ai-I
Inlr or Order Ih.ely Noocod ,
LINCOLN , Feb. 28.-Splclul.-There ( ) Is
pending a resolution In the house to expend
abut $300 for the purchase or copies or the
"blu6 boll , " or rules or the irouse . The
session Is now more than hair over , and the
' anl
house has got along , In a' ' way . quIte well
wtthout them. Many or time members have
already supplied themselves wih copes ! at
their Individual expense. One member pro-
posed today that when the queston again
came up the suggestion be made that the
house had so Car , and was now , getting along
swimmingly by the practice or Ignoring 'all
rules ot order , and also all parliamentary
IJrocedents. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Johnson County Yarmers In Session .
TECUMSEJI , Neb. , Feb. 28-Speclal ( Tele.
gram.-A ) very successful tbrsE days' Joint
mmsTsion ot tirc Johnson County I armer"aslo
elation and the Johnson County , Uortculural !
socIety closed here thIs afternoon. Several
prominent speakers from abroad were In attendance -
tendance and the local talent reeponded
nobly. Last niglmt tire scimolars of time Tecumseh -
seh 111gb sclrool entertained time assembiy
in a program of music , drill , etc. , In conjunction -
junction with tire other work ,
$ tuppett lay dma. Sheriff.
WOOD RIVER , Neb , , Feb. 28.-Speciai.-- ( )
A four-round contest began at Lan-
gan lmaii Irere , between Black Pearl ,
colored , of hastings and Jack Wilke
of St , Louis After fIghting one
roumrd they were ordered by SherIff Demon to
quit. So far as could be seen Wilks hail time
advantage , ranking mao foul , while Black I'earl
nnamio two , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
CorHert to tire Leglilmature.
LINCOLN , Feb 28.-Speeial ( Telegrana.- )
The biennial complimentary concert to tIre
legislature by tIre Memrdelssotmn orchestra , under -
der the direction of Oliver B. Howell. was
givemm tonight In representative irail. Timers
was a good attendance of merrahers 4nd citi.
zens. Five numbers , mostly of a lmigim order
of classical , musical music , im'ere glvemm.
.
W'ymnornVootmiimima Jimtortmalrm ,
WYMORE , Neb. , Feb. 28.-Spocial ( 'reie-
gram.-Odeii ) camp , Modern Woodarrea of
AmerIca. visited Wymore camp tonight , In-
Itiatimrg three members. Time ceremonies
ended wltir a banquet at Tousahin hotel ,
SEEDS FOR TILE FARMERS
Novel Plan Lood g t HarvastI in Parohod
Portions of' the Stato.
CHICAGO WILL flJRNISII THE SUPPLY
Propoitlon hay tine Imoroni of Trade aiomm
I'amons1ly Itceciveti in tIm iroumtla
Stricken I'orlinismi of NeIruicrs
mammal May lie Accepted ,
It. seems to be time general semmtlmnent
among time people in time drommth-atriclcon
regions of tire state timat. tlro imroposltion of
time Chicago hoard of Trade to furnish seed
to dcstittmte farmers will solo'e tlmo mmmuclm-
vexed seed grain problems. Time seed and
feed bill Passemi by tIme legislature lane proveti
an almost. utter failure , for nmearly nil the
counties \vhmero tire irorosItion has beemm
subnritteti iravo refused to vote time bonds
necessary to carry out limo provisions of time
bill. Time proposition of tire Ciricago Hoard
of Trade lmns beomi strbmrritted to tIme bamrkora
of all tine coummaty seat towns in time state ,
ntmrl time qtmestiomr of acceirtimmg It. is now boimrg
corrsIdered 1mm many communities. Time work
is to be done In a timoroughm btmaimress.like
Shannon err an entirely differemat Plarn fromrm
previous relief mmrovemrmorrts , The bankers
anti merchants in tire drotmtim districts ima'e
beers requrested to organize and see tlrrtt tlsd
distribution is properly mmiade , It is time intention -
tontion to furmmisim thmo farnmers with seed
grain and take tlrcir notes for it. This plan
lmas been suggested by mnammy of the best
farnrers nun is favorably received. Lymrman
J. Gage , time Chicago banker , has booms ap-
Imointed treasurer of tire relief fund , and the
grain Is to be distribrnted under tim stmpor-
vision of U. "mY. Rogers , C. Ij , Raymond and
F. 0. Logan , well kqowroChicagoan ! . Tire
Board of Trade directors lrave appoimrted a
committee to sQhicit subscriptions amomrg Its
varierre lmrterests. George A. Scavermms iras
time elevators : E. hi. Pimehirs , the wimeat
traders ; George D. floydencormr and oats ;
W. , S. Seaverrrs , tire graimi receivers ; and
v. C. Ilateiy , tire packinmg and provision
itrtercsts , Tins comrmiitteo Iras just begun
its labors Witis the following resumlts up to
date : Armour & Co. imave subacnibed $5,000 ,
tiso United Stock Yarda and Transit $2,500 ,
tire Live Stock oxcimange $2,000 , armd nrarry
otirer subecriirttomms of lesser ansounts ale
conning In.
At Tekanials a mass nreetitrg Imas been
Imeld lookimmg to time acceptance of tire proposition -
sition of time Chicago people and the semmtl-
mont was favorable to formimrg tire rmecessary
orgarmizatlomm. At Grand Island tire bankers
iravo referred tire matter to the county corn-
missioners to ascertain how many farmers
there are in Hall county who will be unable
to secure seed in any other manner. The
cormnty comntissioners are now engaged in
rnakitmg time canvass , mmd it Is believed timat
the proposition will be accepted by a considerable -
siderablo number of farnrers. At Broken
Bow time Broken Bow Relief association iras
signified Its intentions to accept the proimo-
sition. TIns association is composed of
time leading bursiness mmren of the city , and It
Is believed tirat time greater hart of the
farnrers of Custer county will jump at tire
cirammco offered by tire Chicago men. In
fact , it was duo largely to represermtatlons
muncie by Custer coumrty tries that tire proposition -
sition was made by time Clricago Board of
Trade. Roy. Mr. Robbins and W. C. I3edweli
of Broken 130w visited Ciricago amrd urged
the directors of tire board to take annie
action in the matter and tire proposition
winch has been subnritted is largelydtro to
tire representations made by the Custer
county men.
President Gibbon of time Omaha Board of
Trade Is heartily in favor of tire plan. He
says tirat the immense coot of supplying seed
as proposed could only be done successfully
by the Chicago Board 'of Trtdo , anc , that. all
it Asked in return v s a"i1arantee that
the amount titus Invested be returned. It
would put tim seed In at cost price to tire
farmer trod take a lien on the crops. If
there was a crop failure or a successful yield
the benefactor took all chances. Mr. Gib-
boo said he did not think time Omaha Hoard
of Trade would take any official action on
time subject :
'James 'Walsh thougirt that Nebraska aimouhd
supply bee own farmers witir seed regardless
of cost' because agriculture was time prime
resource of the state.
Joseph' ' O'Connor shared time same opinion ,
and , in fact , local grain men , white not adversely -
versely , criticising tire proposed Chicago plan ,
thoughtr'that ' state needs should be met by
state relief. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
roit 'rius L01W5 rvois.
Polk County I'eoplo Pray for a llowmtfoi
Crou.
OSCEOLA , Nob. , Feb. 28.-Special.-In ( )
keeping with the desire and request of Bialmop
J. P. Newman of the Methodist Episcopal
churcim , time good people of ( iris county gatis-
ered together from 2 to 4 o'cloclc yesterday
afternoon to pray' to God to' grant a bountiful -
ful crop for the year 1895. The services
were held in the Metlmodist Episcopal church ,
winch was so full timat there was no standing -
ing room left. It was a union service of all
time churches. A sermon was preached by
Presiding Eider Croawaitim , ammd r marks
were made by Rev. C. Horton , pastor of tire
Presbyterian church , and 11ev. Mr. rreiber.
pastor of time German Methodist Episcopal
church and prayers were offered by quito a
number of the brethren. All tire business
iroeses were closed mm time afternoommi anal tire
people gave timeir whole time to fasting and
prayer.
I'olk county received V Its second car of aid
from the State RelIef commission today , and
it was dIstributed at timreo central places In
the county , Shelby , Osceola and Stromsburg.
The car contained flour , groceries , clotlmlng
and other things. ThIs is time second car of
imrovlsiotrs sent to time' county. Time' timings
most needed now are seed and feed , and if
time present good weather continues it will be
needed right away.
Time Vmnnm.srnuunmt Need.
MADRID , Neb. , Feb. 26-To time Editor of
The Bee : Western Nebraska , amid es-
peclahly Perkins county , Iras time best conditions -
tions for a bountiful crop that imave over ex-
isteti in February since Its settlomrment. F.b-
runny 25 It beganm rairming at 1 Ia. m. , anti
continued witirout a moment's cessation un-
( ii 11. p. no. , conirpletely aoakirmg tire ground
down mrruch deeper tman it was even Plowed.
Thu rmeoimlo feet mmoucis encouraged over tise
Imroapects. But the facts are , much of time
rich cultivated larrrls will go fallow If some
reliable means are orot takers Inrmediateiy to
enable tire furmneraatq procure both maced grain
and irravender for teasmas.
Seed tinoe is now imere , but tire farmers carm
do nrotimimrg untii said provialomis are mmiadjr
iOssiblO.
Evemm were tire people favorable to a bond
for such aid it would carom too late to assist
Jn putIug out small grain. It seems to us
tirQ only mearra left Is to accept tire generous
offer mrmado by tIre 13. A M. raiirpami of a very
low rate of treighrt fronr Iowa amid Illinois ,
ss'lrero several delegations lmae gommo to solicit
seed grain armd teeth for ( item teormis.
Jr tins is acted upoir lmromptiy and ener-
goticaily , tirere is mro doubt but time farrmera
will be able to put out a large crop anti garner
mm pk'mmtifui harvest , D. D , IAYTON.
Exeter i'eopia , t'rmny for iiIim.
EXETER , Neb. , Feb. 28.-Special-The ( )
Methodists observed Wednesday mrs a day of
fastlsrg and prayer , thmat time Almighty may
continue tire good reins which wore ebrow-
erod upons Nebraska Tuesday ,
Itov , 0. In , Jommes of Oimiowa was an Exeter
visitor Wednesday.
F. 0. Fritz , wire has been stumping tine
state for the past timree nionims , in time Inter-
eat of time Modern Woomtmnesm , talked to the
Friend Woodmnen Tuesday nigirt. lie was
accomnpanietl by iris wife.
Tuesday ( iris locality got a big rain timat
was wortir tbmousands of doiahrs to Nebraska ,
and every wagon timat goes to the country
meow carries a plow or some other farrmr
implemmient. A number imavo begun irlowirmg
already , Most fanmamers say timat time wheat
and rye is all right , and will come out
ovell mrow , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
lmitvlijg Onto Srrig'ratcd l.rmnmn ,
WATEItLOO , Nob. , Feb. 28-Special.- ( )
George Enrerson of tire Western Seed len-
gallon company moved to Sutherland , Neb , ,
today , where Iris company controls 1,000
acres 'of hamad , all under irrigation. lie says
it is the IntentIon to dIvide the tract inbo
smash farmnS and rent to parties -wiahlni
to raise garden seed. lie takes five fanrilica
from hero wIth imim ,
Cormnrty Surperintendent 11111 is iraving hil
residence painted ,
h. 0. Walker is bmnilmling mu substantial 4
dmolhing In the east end of towtr. I "
C. P. Coy and son Intend bmnilmiing an
addition to their seed mouse tins spring , ( ho
lresemrt building not being large errough to
accommodate their business ,
Farm land in tins vicinity is renting front
$4 to $10 ; ier acre cash ,
TIme Union l'acrno began blasting ice this
nrormring from arotmnti time Platte river bnirigo ,
ULOSl CAT.L VOIt'A , N)1tl'Oi.K hOTEL.
lien , , hIotne Hmiiliy lromimagod iy lire Early
( iris Monnmmumg ,
NOI1POLK , Marcia 1.-Speciai ( Telegrams. )
-Fire damrrmrgeti time itemro house considera.
blo ( iris mnornIng. It broke out about 1:45 :
a. an. , anti ( or a few mmromrients tire destruction
of time hotel seemed certain , if riot of timat
portion of time town in wiricim it. is located.
Hard work , velh dinctetl , by tise firemmien ,
conrfimied time flanres to ( list part of thm
bmillding wimere the fire onigirmated. IL Is
not yet PossIble to state tire demamage.
ST. PAUL , Nob. , Feb. 28.-Special.-Tlmo ( )
elevator locatcr'l mine nimlies frommi lucre was
destro'eti by flro last mmigimt between 8 end Ii
o'clock , together wltir nbotmt 1,000 imomsirels of
oats ansi corma. Loss on inmilihing , $2,5Q0 ins-
ciminmery , $500 , nirmi on grroimr , $500. Immeurance ,
$2,300 , of wlmicim $1,500 Is 1mm time Ommmahra Fire
amrd $800 1mm time Germrmamm-Ammierlcamm. As it was
omrly about timroe days ago timat a biacksnrmitit
simop in tine camaro town was burned , It. irs
tire gemmeral opimmiori ( lint tso towir lie imrfesterl
Witin firebtigs.
ST. PAUL , Neb. , Feb. 28-Speeiai-At. ( ) 4
o'clock tins cvemmlmig fire was dIscovered in '
V. .1. McCorrcken's livery barnm , winds in a
shrort tIme was connsrmnmeti , together wills
eiglmt irorses anti a nommuber of carriages , Loss
0mm buildIng , $1,500 ; err imonses , carriages armd
graIn , fromn $800 to $1,000. lnearrrrince en
buildimrg. $1,000. in German of Freeport ; on
stock , $800 , in time liarmmrover.
Arrrmnmctmmg fair Scent Urin ,
NORTh LOUP , Nob. , Feb. 28.-Speclal- ( )
Time conimamittees from time several townaimips
lao tins county , made up of tire leadimmg citt-
zemrs , met at tIre counmty scat today to report
on tine nhrr9unt of seed for wimicis a requisition
was to hq mmrado on tire Chicago Board of
Trade. Time proposition submitted by- the '
Board of Trarle emphasizes the point that
nrono need make application for seed except
tltose wimo are absoltmtely unable to obtain time
same in any other manner , and furtirOr timat.
tiru cotmmrnitteo appointed to atterrd to time
distributIon of time seed murit be men of inn-
questionable financial standimrg. l'eter Mor-
temrserr , J.V. . I'erry anrdV. . I ) . Barstow were
elected as sucim cotrrmrmittee.
Time ice , fronri one to two fct in tinclcneas ! , is
rapidly going out of tine rIver , and no damage -
age to bridges on the river is now appre.
hended. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
State Noteq ,
Tire city treasurer of Nebraska City is
Isauimmg distress warrants for the collection
of taxes , V
Revival meetings at Hebron wInch have
been in progress for six weeks lmava closed.
There ivero between sixty and seventy con-
versions.
Perkins county is no longer witirout a
county jtmdge. Tire coumsty conimissiorrers
iravo appoimated S. Vt' . Commwell to fill tire
vacant posItion.
There are about 2,000 people recelvimmg arid
in Perkins county. It is said ( mat sante of
timers already have art inconre of from $15
to $35 per nmontim.
Ed ir-alh , time Grand Island man wlmo was
so badly woummded last fall m'lmile hmuntlmmg.
has recovered sufficiently to be out on time
street and walk \vitit tine aid of a cane. '
Tire offer of the merclrants of St. L3uIa
to give $5,000 to time Broken Bow Relief as-
sociatlon mr return for a page advertisement
to run for ono year iras been accepted , anti
tIme "ad" vill be rums In the Broken Bow
Republican.
Vandals looted tire sclrool iroue in tim&
Sioux Creek district of- Garfield county anmt
also left threatening and obscene notes di-
reeLed against time sclmool director , No an-
rests imavo bees made , but time guilty partiei
are believed to ho known.
,
- -
May Throw It Oust of Court ,
In Judge Scott's court yesterday afternoon
a jury was empanehed to try' the case of
Pinup McGovern , who was arrested last November -
vember for maintaining a gamblIng deyi
on Nortin Sixteenth'street. . The Intorarratbons
filed by Jacob L. Kaley , then county attorney ,
is alleged by tire defemmdasmt'a counsel to hO
faulty and not in confornrity with time stat'-
utes , Judge Scott took tire same viow. The
matter was argued for an hour by time judge
on one side and County Attorney Baidridgma
and Mr. Day on time otimon , Judge Scott.
stated finally that as time point was of great
itimportanco lme would adjourn time hearing
till this morning. Tire information stands
good chance of being tirrown oust of court.
FE\V \ KNOW ABOUT TilE SHAKERS 'bF
.
] llOUIT LEBAON.
We do not believe in their peculiar relt-
gious views. We can not enter into tire
spirit of their sacnflces ! , and therefore we
don't study timeir habits of life.
It Is not necessary to trehies'o as they do ,
nor to act as they do ; but we an and do
, respect timeir Ironesty of purpose , both p. .
far as their principles are concerned anr
tlreir deeds ,
worldly , I
AlnnQst every promInent man lace aonr.
one specialty in winds Ire excels , especiahly
if Ire lass devoted Iris life to its study anti
devlopment.
'
In one particular tlmo Slmaliers excel above
all others and above all otimer men or
classes of men. Tins is in time cultlvatiots
of mnedicirmal imerba and plants. They brave
made this a study for anoro than one bun-
dred years. Tirey are also expert in extracting -
tracting from tlronr timeir imeculiar essences
and medicinal virtues.
Tins Is their peculiar Immmlustny , Their
lives Imavo been devoted to It. By it tirey
are supported. Tlroy excel in this bran ? s
as do tire nrionks of tIre Order of 'Bpoo.
dictlne witim timolr fammrouaa liqueur ,
Now , this lifelong aturly on tire part of tha
Sirakors iras mrot been in vain. 'l'troy bravo
accomnirhIsbred mucir good. Timm'ir medicinal
extracts and cordials are known tlrrouglmou $
tire world.
The Siraker Digestive Cordial is probably
time mmmost successful article ever givemo to
tbro Public. It Is nota cure for cii die-
cases ; it don't pretend to be ; but one diarmasq
it will cure , and that is Isrdigostlomm. It. Janet
not pretended tirat It wIll cum'e anytlminj
else , aimd a sufferer hair not long to ivait It
see the result ,
Almost tire fIrst dose will give relict , audi
it contInued , a irermnirmient cure will tallow
Time Shaker snotto'is "To try all timings an
imoid fast to tirat wialcim Is goon. " For thu
rearrosm ( ho Sirakers iravo put ismto tire irandi
of tire retaIl druggists wimo sell tireir 1)1.
geative Cordial , small trial bottles , wind
can be mad for 10 cents eacim , so that rom
( iris small atrm tire reader can knrow it tiM
Iigcmmtivo Cordial is adapted to Iris case ,
afew
drops ,
afew
rubs ,
anti the pain i gone. No
UC8B woi'k about
t'Iexican
Mustang
Liniment
Us a pain driver. Goomi
( or man or len.
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