The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23

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LEGISLATION - needed 20 secure = ~ afcr
uniformity pf text BOOK. 3D our cDmu2uE
schools. and " .ucn result car = 'C"Ci-d. .
Will prove L sOfTve Of great heueht 10 the
people
The a~ttrudaucc Of -. stat Souuai ~ch"D.
during the pA.' tEo year. ra- ts"n 81
sUTber graduated -. the greater ruutfr"r
OF whom are u"" engaged "a ie@Ea4AE
Th.s school = cou-tau:y gro-Ing In public
favor. tho attendance for The past TO year
being twenty .-Ec"Lt. suta''- thAs Tor 1ny
Ike period u - !.-IEry II" entrance 80
of i've dollar for rs-l student b. place ia
the Stale Ir-a.Ury for he u-" 81 n" NOR
NAL Library. and = paid Oh upon 10" Nar
rant Of the Norma! school BunEi An act of
the Legislature a~ppTuPriAi!nE to money -"
paid into the Treasury - necessary IaA'
% available for "a" IurI"-" iLt'Hi'i "a"
library At tai- time uumt"T- o''rtF"th" .
sand carefully selected FD4LW"~ ne raFia
Increasing attendance CREATE x u'r"~- - Ter
additional! room. aud ala appropriation -
a-kcG for that purpose Ira nrI t"hfnti-
improve AM influence other ~ItE ~hni4
they come IN contact. ThI- school - al !Hs-
pOTIAnf aid 20 our uIEuuOn schools, IL 'tN
jeCt aud purpose being 20 educate t'achrrN
The beneficial results Of is W"rE ar 'ctt
ssflltfitE NV t'4AaAAhA ~ "
which the great tpiy 81 the poop" AZ" Gi-
r"ctly interested. and Tor that reason ~
should receive your abundant care
STATE UNIVERSITY.
This Institution! - to-day better fitted forts
work, and D, alling IT. place ~ tn' "1H'h
,toual system OF our state with more Of
vigSr and general efficiency than al any
previous TIM IN IL history. NJ Ia" meet ~
of the Board uf Regents. December J., Isl.
n Chancellor Wa elected. his tern of once
to begin January |. l>4- 4 much r's"icd
want VA. thus supplied and Ia" Hhior'Ihat'
controversy, landing for so long IN the Nay
OF the tc,t interests of the University has
been forgotten ana the new era of prosperity
vi Ch j. the result OF harmony 81 puTpu'"
ictScCn III" han'e.iur and otn'r mvilhet'
OF the faculty 90
The attendance during the last term in all
department, Was -. Ia accorianc" With Ia"
provisions Of 4 Act - totauiah 'h,
inivcr-.ty of soora-Sd. approved
February Is. I~9. IA college oI Medi-
cine was added. There AT" a. pre-
cut nfty-lour students in attendance. Inc
College of Medicine should u" vel Ni-tAlHt1
aud n . a. may hc practicable. provision
should be made for the addition OF Il c"lIes'
Of law, a. contemplated hy the organic act
Tn. Industrial college has been rcor-hn-
lied throughout. This department 81 th'
University VIII now take il proper rank. ana
~ point u ~rg.at.Ic Importance -hob!d >'hi''
-.- u 20 other IA experienced ~icch-
| grower and farmer has been -'cHr"1 n ~
p~rrintpnicnt of rEc Industrial 'ri'g' arm
| The management OF which had hitherto h''i
IN the hands of the faculty. ana th" chang
of system has already proven hiEnt b'h'
.CiuI The various HdHlion- 90 th'
nnar nf Regents contained in their hl"niial
report are referred To- you. lhc!T ftiuc-tN
tor needed appropriations Nh"uid hc eral''!-
I'm nll matters relating "a oar ctiuCatl"hai ~,
tcrr~tS the state hOu!d bc>'oN VIII
hand.
ESCHEATED EST NTE-
II is provided 10y the constitution and stat
ute, that all property that may come L" me
- -. a. SH.lf ~. "a nnu,aI lG me
Governor and superintendent OF Puhllc IN
strIct on and the proceeds thereon pinc'd III
! the permanent ~chuu. fund. o!hCiai n"tict.
was received from the County judy" OF
Ecnrncy County. that iu the matter al the
estate of Peter Anderson. deceased, pro
cpcdiuyS had been closed in thar court, ana
r,uut after diligrnt search for kindred 10y
p.bliCatiOn and otherwise. none hhi bt'h
found. and that aiterth" payment Cf tn" Just
claims against the estate, there remained IN
his hands IA balance of Ssib.Hi. which sum
has been turned over To the state Sup.rir-
tcndcnt, and 10y him paid into the state
Treasury ~ required 10y law. the Treasurer :
rpC,.ipt- for same. together Win All papers
relating Ia the settlement of said estate. ~
furnished 10y the cunt Judge of kcariey
County. remaining on tile III this depart
mcnt.
SECRET AIRY OF STATE.
The Secretary of state calls attention TO
the need of increased clerical force IN hi-
dpuartnrnt made necessary by reason OF
his .dutI,-S as ~cNoilicio secretary of the sew
eral boards. Also recommends n graded fr"
in the matter of filing articles of iuCurpprH-
tion. together with many other Nailih!" >HZ-
g~e-tionS relating To- the printing laws. regis
trliion of bonds, and matters OF ycucral III
tcrc>t.
,GRICI..TURE AND HORTICULTURE.
Agriculture il the leading AMI most i'm
poriant industry of the state. You VIII
carefully guard it, interest IN MI matters
that may ia any manner alec; thea. or taht
large class of people whose vocation II = t"
till the soil.
An examination of the report of the stat.
Board of Agriculture, which gives 1t detailed
statement of their proceedings. plainly
shows that their work has been well done.
and that the uid given this board has been
well bestowed. While IA" prices received
for our farm produce are not a. r"lntin'ra-
tive ns nj other periods in our history Yet
speaking i'm general terms, our cultural
interests. a. shown 10y crop SiatiNt g.. wcr"
never in a more prosperous cpliuiIlbn IMAM NJ
the prcScI; time.
The horticultural interests OF the state are
in n t;ouriSl.inC condition. and II has been
established bcSond u doubt that Nebraska i
n frul state. The matter of successful fruit
culture j. one thar enters largely into the
economy of home life. aud ! am t. IN say
ing that no one thing has done more to at
traC; favorable attention 10 our stat" than
the magnificent displays made 10y our Hurfl-
! cultural society ~ III" different competitive
exhibitions in which. in tho majority ~ cases.
they have received for Nebraska the nr~t
prize for their display ct fruits The AHrI.
cultural aud Horticultural Societies deserve
your fostering care a. most >crViccahlc
agents in developing Our state. and a. a't~
in placing her in the rank To which she may
justly aspire.
NEBRASKA ST ATE SOCIETY.
by an ac; of the Legislature, approved
February -. \. ID. l>S5, the Nch5I>ha state
/ Historical Society was recognized a. u state
/ institution. and by the terms of said act II
was provided and made the duty at the Pres.
idcnt and Secretary To max" annual
reports Ia the Governor. said reports
n contain fh, y n-uFTtnn< and FN-
! p~enditurc> of the organ Z1I!nn. fo.
! Cether with all historical addresses read
or turn shed n historical matter. SAID
reports and addresses To hc published NJ Inc
expense of the State; and 10y the terms OF
this act there WAS Appropriated annually THE
sum Of $50 for tn" use of the society. 10 IL
used under the direction OF its officers cNciU-
sively in dcfraying expenses. collecting an'
preserving historical matter. data. and relics
: for the bpne-f of the state. the upprOprid-
ton for printing having been exhausted. the
I REPORTS of this society could not he had.
would recommend specific appropr atoms IN
Z the matter of pr .ntinC AMI puhiishing IN al
dIt;on To the amount named for incidental
! expenses. much yainahlc matter having been
I collected. The acquisitions of the society
! are becoming constantly larger and are in
I Crcasing in vaiue rapidly. Great care should
be taken to preserve what has been gathered
/ NJ such expense Of time and labor. To the
end that our historical collection may to-
come such u source OF attract on AMI IN
terc>t a. IL OF right should be. a room
! in the Capito! building should without
further delay lie set apart for their use,
! FISH COMMISSION.
The work pertaining 10 the Office Of Fish
Commissioners = IN practical and economical
hands. Needed improvements n, the r>n'
cr:e~. in the making Of new ponds. spawning
race. and repairs Ia the old ponds, haV,
! largely increased the facilities for success
full handling. The matter OF stocking the
streams OF our State with valuable food rsh
- progressing tsvorshly. with "A compara
lively small outlay OF money. and the dI>tri
- 4. @.N e. -sr.. .ar . n hANe
prepared ponds for the r reception has beer
: auiie general. lnrelligently conducted. thi.
branch OF industry has proven >uS"e-SfnI
an, profitable. All measures calculated Z,
increase IN. food resources Of tn. pcopl,
arr entitled 10 great consideration
STATE LIBRARY
/ The number of volumes in the library. n
shown hy the biennial report Of dhc STATE
Librarian. covering the years ot Isl and lS.