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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07
WHAT'S TaE MATTER WITH OUR
OWN FAIR DAY?

The Fourth of July celebration idea
submitted to the Chamber Of Commerce
at it's meeting yesterday is a very fine
scheme on paper and we trust the
Glorious Fourth will not be lost sight
OF this year, but, considering every
thing, is il not q little impracticable on
The scale proposed? Would it not be
OF greater interest and Of far greater
benefit to the city to have Wheeling'S
Columbian celebration take place on
the opening day Of our own Fair, when
everybody will have returned from
summer vacations and we have the
beautiful Indian summer weather to
add zest to the festivities?
On the Fourth Of July every
body who can will be at
the seaside, in the mount
aims, or attending the Worlds
Fair and in that hot, and dull business
season few business men will care to
contribute to make a Columbian cele-
bratiOn such as Wheeling ought to have,
and the clty's and county's finances are
not il a condition TO warrant the hope
Of aid from those sources.
Therefore, the REGISTER advisedly
suggests that the proposed Columbian
celebration be postponed to a more con-
venient, if not a more fitting, time.
Every business man in Wheeling is
interested in the State Fair aud every
one will contribute to a Columbian eel
bration on the opening day n will
not only be in a more auspicious season
but will boom a home institution OF
great importance and interest to the
city aud State.
The REGISTER has always been first
to advocate popular celebrations Of this
Dcharacter-indeed, as a rule, II has had
TO do It single-hanied, as 10 the case Of
the opening Of the electric light plant
and the stone bridge-and it will give
its best endeavors In aid Of whatever
may be practicable 10 the way Of a cele-
bration on the Glorious Fourth, but we
believe a celebration OF the sort prOpos-
ed will not only be more practicable and
more convenient from every point Of
view and for all concerned, but more
, certain Of a successful and worthy out
come il held on our State Fair
Day, when the city viii be crowded
with visitors from all over the State
land elsewhere. We submit the propo-
kition to our business readers and
he people generally. Let Us have a
columbian Day ON our own, and nos let
big show at chicago entirely over
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07

HIS Halriness, PEDEREwsKI, sailed for
home yesterday, and feminine New
York will have to put up the best way
il can with ordinary dime museum at
fractions until Europe sends over an
other freak.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07

POSTMASTER GENERAL BIssELL has
refused TO remove q colofed postmaster
I'm South Carolina before the expiration
OF his term. The color line won't be
drawn in the P. o. department
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07
Pearx starrs for 81. Johns.

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Lieutenant
Robert E. Peary left for st. Johns, N.
s., to complete his arrangements for
the vessel to take the exploring party
to Melville Bay. The party will be
composed OF ten.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07

The Fourth Of July will come this
year on schedule time. This lnforma-
ton is for the benefit Of the esteemed
IntelIiq encer which appears to fear it
will be overlooked.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07

THE Worlds Fair will be closed to-
day, doubtless TO more thoroughly i'm
press the people with the fact that 1t
Bught to be open.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07

Tux REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston at the Hotel
Ruffner News Stand.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07

IT IS probable that the Illinois mil
tia will have to be called out TO quell
Worlds Fair restaurant prices.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07
THE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON.

The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Wizards
Hotel, and Queens News Stand, National
Hotel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07

WALL street knows how it is, itself,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07
An Exact Science.

An Exact science.
Snipper-"Do you consider medicine
an exact science?"
Tipper-"Certainly. I've noticed that
physicians exact large sums for their
services"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-17
Morgan stake Conference.

The quarterly conference Of Morgan
Stake convened Sunday and Monday
Aug. the 18th and l4ih.
The conference was not 40 largely
attended AZ usual, probably owing J.
tho bad stormy weather. but goou
spirit aud feeling prevailed. The Time
was occupied by the Stake prssiieno5
ard others Of the local PfiesihooI' lN'
instruction given was very goou an"
timely. Honesty In the payment
our debts, strict economy Va the tx Nei VI
ituTe OF our means, mercy aud cnaul!
toward our brethren and sister. anu ~
mankind; these, with many ptrciplt
ami doctrines Of the Church were hn.j
treated by ne Elders during the con
feferce. A very timely discourse dt'
llvefed by PrtsiIcut J.r. i. smith %
Weber Stake con eTouC., aud pAnlishr
IN tho NEws, was teaI by tIr 'lD.h
and listened 10 with much iuirrs ll
the people. The StaKc satisfied rr.
port was also read aud showed a lafs
increase In numbers during the prf
year. A portion Of letter wa
NNhA " ANAHhNI NAANNA AAN."a
son now on u mission in Alnbnmf
TO tho effect that the leaders Of 90.
mob who whipped HIM aud bis pAfingi
n snort time ago WE'RE arrested by zoe
fhor n, but tue governor would d.
nothing 10 nave them punished on.
the sheriff appealed 10 frtsidrn
Cleveland and received the ruply thai
he was 10 project the Mormon nil
aionHfiea o. well a. other ciiizsns "
took the whole militia " thr state 4.
10 II.
Tue conference was brought TO
close ut 8. m. Monday aud adjourned
Tor three months.
The heavy Wind aud raiu storm col
sunday afternoon DID mucu damage
tue hay anu grain crop ~ this county.
a. FHANCfs Clefs,
MORGAN CRY, Aug. 10, 1903.
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neutrality-suspicious. have been con.
Quoted under che auspices Of the depart.
mont II agriculture 20 decide II tine
honey bees arc deserving Of the severe
condemnation received In some quarters
from fruit gowou Neither caro- nor
expense was withheld Hives were kept
within 70 building from which the bees
could mot escape In ths grapes. peaches
pears rud plums varying FROM green 90
dead ripe, wrrn placed Tho bees were
deprived OF food and lclt with tho fruit
exposed Many wmo TO the fruit but
mover broke the skin, but when tho
found u broken they fed upon tho oAud.
ing juice They showed mo- tendency t.
use thCir jaws in cutting open o place.
Tho test lasted thirty days. other bees
wcro tried with similar results In an
cases food WIS takU only from fruit
which had been previously broken Con
sequcntly IL appears that ices will not
iniuro sound fruit Professor Pauton.
Of the Ontario Agricultural college. says
that this D. whit might have been cx-
pcctod when thu structure OF the bees
mouth is considered II is quito difcr-
cnt IN the case vi wagpB, which arc sup
piled with jaws suitable 90 break int
the skin, and IN ull probability they ~.
the cause Of the injured fruit upoa
which complaining observers have seen
bees feeding
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StaPdard Gburcb Work&


Aesh % Hortnoa, A sssouu, of ~
Aneiout Inhabitants ~ she American conts
nent wilton ~ rhe btni of MI-m1n upoa
piaint t4oa tom 10 plates Of Nsphi, f'usf
~ Man-harier. Outti1 Co., New York ant
translated ~ Gis Prophet gasspl Smith, n.
GU 07s. Fal nlli, flo1. Fau H1an. u ~
fui h'eh lafuaii, az. rsIi lean .r. smle.-oL
iiz fai C.1E s. 'a.s.ei ti1l
teeh OF Vernon. l.Uys puat) Morooss.
LEi-h p..l O. iii l.1a1asr. Oils, tlol Lcaissr.
t1ai oa.ltL7s.
peefti uo aud Covenant. % Ne Chuf,h Of
Ieiu chuat OF Latter day sainti containing
% hsvelau1ns sivsn b. Joseph SMITH, 49, "a
Prophet Do Ore building up OF ne kingdom NJ
uli 3D. n'e lasi dyl. gI., uI5 ruu boa.
lio', Poll u1an ii.1ii rul Boat Jrmaiil. 1850
fnii inalh'r, embossed. t125. run ciolh. en-
toaad. tl.lJ
noftrit1 aud Covenants. lL.-gs rrin,A
Aii1leo, Eflra dut, gs5si Iaausr, an
$500 Lolthsr. b. y. Clom. ufs.
Pearl OF Great prics. A .s,i-. selection,
ho'n Me horo'aioua, rrinsitdns and ~.
raN'1' Of Joseph anllh. afst Prophet Ro.r
AID h'vsihi'r 1i mo chu.ch ~ !ssas cttiti q
laiNiaay 7hinu. Mlf,aco, out u,75i
i@aitsr uuL iLoo. uoan ,tc,, ecu. 9a.
bosa1l, 11.
Key 90 she Science Of Theology. u.
signed a. an Introduction - ths Vir.t prinei.
pee % spiritual Philosophy Religion, Law
and oorernmsnL - delivered b. no An.
u'-f' aui a. hoot1fed Ia ttis ago faf 90 aral
earsiaDsnant NJ universal taasa tfuu 40
tno9i'aEo. ~ ratey r. rratl mn ro,..
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folee OF wnrninE. An introdnst.sp d, IN,
laih ana hoc'riao OF uis Jhurch OF Iosu,
Nhrst o. Llufrsday utirts uv p.,f.- i
ffa't Poll Roam, otnha ssei, s1c,i Fuu octA.
emb'f''d, a'cj lamp cI1ih, 4sa
,psueer's Letters. Etaib.uns ne rio,t r,-,,.
hont d1cililes Of ha church of Ja.ri CbnH
Of laiior-dag aainiN BY urson SPENCE. A. H..
% vmeh is ala1 added bis Lstsr on ptt.t
rehiI order, in reply 10 600 nsr. william
ufoTol' A. NJ Boston, Mass Foil Roam ,m.
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t0'ihor, titli gut ,a01
Hymn iiooh, rroHuath Edition. Coth. sss.
pun loan. 15.i Pun Leather. too. tsattsr.
extra nuish, ti.l5. Leather, ont ttsa.
iatsehisn for children. raittirg tts
prominent doctrines NJ uia Church of Jesa.
chi" OF iNiior-day Saints hy John Ja4aos.
."a,hor Uc.i CLOTH. s5l.! boards, a.
rapHr Cover. 49,
! oompondium Of he doctrines Of ue
0u1ro., ~ IunkIn u. uchani. and Ja,. A
iiue Leather, UuL tlu0. Leather, ,so
iuinuon Leather, ti.r, Cloth, tiUl
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Do sutlssavs order, Win historical uats,. .,e.
as. 10. Aad ii.oo. Aaoofalnz 10 iinAuas
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star vaIIey Stake lonlerencc.

The fourth quarterly con eftuce %
the Star Valley 5tnke Of Zion convened
81 Atom August l2lh nul l3ih, with O.
good representation from "a IA OF TIM
different wards of the sase. TIT
health OF the people il rrmaikah
good, not one case OF sickness d 40!
kind In the whole Stake, a. Per report
Ol the several Bishops.
The teachings Of the Elders who
dressed tho conference were very
e1liyiug A. also instructive, being Of H
nature 70 unite the e.ihts together o.
their religion. They exhoftyd IA
saints to bo cDntont with what ihul
have, and avoid running Ia debt.
Wehave had a very not, dry season
up 10 the present, but We had shower
" rain during the afternoon Of Sunday
the lath that eet tue has makers
thinking how soon their hay would be-
dry enough to haul. Toe crops DO Is
toleTnbly well, anu We live Ia c4 poCig
ton Of a pretty fair harvest. We were
much disApp0intsi al not seeing Hny
OF the Fret Presidency Of the Cuurgu
ON the stand, but We roaliz the great
amount OF responsibility resting upon
them.
The Sainle enjoyed goodly portion
Of the Holy Spirit and they all felt g.
return thanks n our Heavenly Father
Tor all lilo has blest us with here ON
earth.
wM. II. KBSSiSutoS SIR,
stake CLERK,
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soil MOISTURE
Eariy Flowing Relieved To- Conserve Mois.
.tufc nt the Pennsylvania station.

| Tnriy Flowing believed To- Conarr,o Mois.
.turc nt the Pennsylvania station.
When ground "a plowcd in the spring
and a stratum Of soil four or Fix inches
! In depth o. fhavcd completely from That
I below and reversed in loose condition
upon &c. thpro Is provided u covering
which acts as % strong mulch. 10 Is De-.
hoyDi hy ohsrrygut farmers that this
checks in o. marked dnrrda the lc. uf
water hy evaporation from the undis.
turbod soil Precise figures hive been
lacking however. until recently the
Pennsylvania experiment station made
careful inv. LEGATIONS One plot was
plowed April 60. $500! and Che soil was
carefully tastod iu comparison with
similarly uuplowod fold May O. The
unpluwol ground contained Goo tho upper
four f.0t 0iJ Uuaula les water paf
s1ulu foot Cham $50 tic piowsd ground
nu equivalent of l.i1 inches OF rainfall.
When Dc is observed Shat the amount Of
water available Tor crop production Oh
almost 900 luItis i.. umu that which
eau By q ,u tlo bot advantage whpu
one year b. ta.u with another. such
fact has nn important barring upon
pronl'm9 ~ ilI''H'
IL teaches lhat Nferc corn mud potato
ground it 20 ha plawCl iu the spring. che
blowing should Do douo rs soon ns the
soil b dry enough Co permit D.. and thlt
whore corn Is TO De planted up0n TAIL
blowing. the disk harrow. or similar tool.
should ne n."d upon thia ground n4 clrly
o. r"cueanis. i' a'o.d noodles luH oi
water by surinco evaporation The prc.
Ncnuoa ri excessive waste ~ aail wuinr
o. MOI the only 'wi. rHut mtn Which &C.
suits from carly piinF ul.ige. Win
au clay HHH ull c.1FtN luW4 tl.fg b.
certain d.sr.o u' drlnnas ut which thuy
WORK with geo l.it r0 .1'lurn and rsr
~ ih' sumo tno 700 th' best u1' ihlo
uiih' w t1.a'.'.lH l1 from thn csr.H.
h'e wet 'iat, through th' a'I'' ot h.t
moisture O" 'hAl gu Zoo hltc, they shrink
ana hflW l' l'F into the large ut
small ci1N' witch nrr no annoying n
pruluc ityo' hhor ANA f1 proyouil,ou,
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keep labels IN the ears Of an the reg
istorOd ewes, and a record o. kept Of tho
names and numborsof all gheop. Whom
tho litilo newcomer Is usa.rcd into the
world he rs not m0lustcl, except whom IN
need ofnid, til he has attained the age OF
two or thrJo months, ut which timc The
ewes and lambs ARE put IN two separate
but contiguous lots and allowed 10 stag
there two or three hours till the lambs
got quito hungry aud tho owes equally
anxious 10 be relieved Of tho stored
nourishmcnt Labels, punch, record
aud pencil are mudo ready, and whom
everything Is VA readiness a cweis caught
aud put IN the pen Of lambs, and her
own will Immediately come 10 her aud
proceed 20 relieve her uddpr. Tho lambs
are caught, labeled aud turned out Ia
the pasture.
A record Is mndo Of the numbers Of
the labels In the lambs ears ~ belong.
ing to the owe whose number yuu hayo
at hand, aud when tho record IS com.
pleto the owo Is turned 20 pasture with
the lamb and the work proceeded with
TIL all have been treated IN the WIno
manner. find this o very satisfactory
way IN keeping tho record, and much
prefer It to the plan Of cutting or notch
ing tho ears Putting labels IN young
lambs ears Is out Of TIC question, M the
ear Ia 30 small and thin that the heavy
label will cguso II 10 droop, and the ear
being quito tender tho label is frequently
lost by being torn out.-Ggorso W..
Franklin in Breeders Gazette
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PORTLAND CEMENT $500.

Equal to the best in the world. Several of
our Sading business men interested in the
company, and a large factory to be put in
operation without delay. The largest copper
plant in the United States now being built.
Utah has rich copper mines which will now
be developed. Utah has many rich gold
mines. Utah has many rich silver mines,
which will soon be worked on a larger scale
than ever. Utah has too many resources, of
immense wealth, to enumerte in this space.
Utah has climate which is now attracting
people here from all parts of the country.
salt Lake City is the center of this Territory
so richly endowed by nature. Why not feel
cheerful when we have every reason tot Do
not hoard youf money longer, put it in circu-
lation, do yourself aud Others good give
employment TO those who need it, help the
general prosperity OF the city along, do not
retard it, show that you urea part of It's life.
1t was the intention to mention some of the
beaut'e, Of "llast Waterloo" but the space
will not permit it, Call and we will relate
them to you.
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miseeIlapeous Works.

Oraon pratt'- Works, . seroi Of rampaisa
on mo dlslinos OF ne gospel, ab5nk Of sli
page, 75e.
unnd-Iiook OF Usfcrcnos to mo history,
-HfHn1lasy, fniig1n and tllntrf ~ tho Latlss
f., sliat--iar saints aha staagsfN 90
SHss neeuas Heeord. gaira, ti.sl
gsifaa, sli', 1qlJo., 81 Is.
fnint- and sinners. ~ Ihn, Nlbirsnn, Tsc.
The pnn Of the Great iicpuhiie. ~ ~
ntnfy sgnniisH Clycria'o. Ha.
rinriyrdosn OF Joseph standing. ~
John Nicholson, g5e
Items on Priesthood. ~ President goAa
Taylor, i0o.
rhs Iiooh or JHshsT, cia's onL uIs
Leather ON, ta7a
Temples. Descriptive and historical Sketches a
ancient and mnlpm sacred olilcQs. with IN
appendix, giving an account ~ No laying q
No rap.t1no Of ms R,t LhAo CITY Tompis.
Aprus iol Paper, Zoe.
nieiiouary Of src Hook Of uorrasa,
Cloth, as, ont, uia
History OF lhe gormons, f.
uuiennigI scar, uar, volume, i9.oo saaA
-ouFnAi Of DtIssuuass, s-aA yalumts an
T1ha maS.gEu, N s-.gssi - - ntI1yra1a e
!oaoph and iiyrrnsmiih, Win steel rnsraylngt
Of these noble uHn, ~ 1. %. Liit,naii, 500.
Gospci rhiiOaophy, shaviug ho th.u-iins,
OF nntolity AMI us harmony 81 tls srusf.I
.iA ssisncs and hiatofy. I.s.
Tie Hand OF Providence, - shown IN n
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an uut.,tsi v,rt 81, al, ,,....-..- -
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p.yng ..rIgtg-sl r.f.F.-l.. y. - y
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Dialogues ana pect,st,,,. A..
contains piece, .uit,bis t,r ,,nII- .,t -
Why We Practice tpur,, ,s.--,.--
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snppIentent sl,, an -. ', "n -
tragedy, and p,aos ,hs blame vb.,o 4, nrn,.,,,
belongs, by 6 ". ronrose, ass.
IIeod Atoncnicnt, BY @. W. pspro... an.
plains She dlgtfiuo A underst18l Dr., 1 80, 49,.
saint. 9os.
Ussdings hud Iissiiations, second ss,,,o,-
a BOOK on ias pages. eontaipi,, -, ,s,,.,,
~ choice headings and nesit.uon.. ,,,,.,.u.t
~ Prot IN. Pau, 80.
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Commissions.

Governor West has issued oommis'
slons As follows william :. Taylor.
city treasurer, and Clarcnos l.. pitch
cit, recorder Fairvlew, Sanpste couu'
~; Il. Savage, Justice OF the peace,
star precinct, Beaver county; Il. J.
Blue, city treasurer, Elrska; Joseph
Hilton, Justice Of chs peace, rropic
township, Garfield count J. II. Poi
lock, constable, same precinct.
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Here IS what Prairie Farmer says; III
you have had poor success iu making
clover grow on your landaud have taken
proper care as 10 seed seeding. etc, It
is probable TINT your failure Is because
tho soil i7 deficient In potash Sow $50
pounds OF mmioto Of potash to tho acre
ana Try HGuIu."
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SNOW peposlt boxos for ronI.

SAVINGS Deposits IN any sum, from g
up, received and Inherent allowed ~
ptr cent per annum, compounded Tour
times d year Correspondence solicited,
tnl any sums forwarded ny cnupHy da'
poiiioTs ssIsialy allsgasa 10
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Oldest Saving. Bank In Utah, with do.
poslls creator than all others combined.
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Safety Deposit Vault, absolutely bur.
glnr and nroproof Rents e. TO S2j ror
wear,
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RECEIVES DEPOSITS PAYABLE OH DEMAND

huIH and srlia eacnanFr on New York, san
francisco, chicago, ~ Louis, Omaha, London
and AII urlucIpal Continental Cities
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wiIford woodruff, Coorgc "a. cannon
PRECEDENT Ca.hieE
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EsTAHrI HE'D ISCORpORATro
leFI. 1889.
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r 0S0p0t National

raid-up Capital, e5OO,OOO.o0
surplus, 5000, 100000
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-02-08
NOT FOSTERS FAULT.
Why Work Has Been Delayed on Vari-
Gus Public BUILDINGS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. The Speaker laid
before the House to-day a communication
from tie Secretary OF the Treasury in reply
20 resolution of the House requiring him to
inform that body why work on some Of the
new public buildings, and work oD the ex-
tension and improvement Of occupied build
ings authorized during the Ffty-hrst Con-
gress had not been commenced, and why
more than SIS, 0OO. coo Of money appropriated
had remained unexpended during the past
two years. It appears, he says, from the
report of the Supervising Architect that this
legislation entailed such a large amount Of
new work on his Office as to make it entirely
disprOportionate to the force employed in
the office.
Congress failed 70 make the increases in
the force demanded by the Office, while the
facts showed it TO be absolutely necessary.
The S. 100000 referred to does not remain
unexpended at this date, but large balance
Of it remains available. ana its expenditure
is temporarily prevented by the conditions
imposed by law. which are entirely beyond
the control Of the department. The Secre-
tary reviews the requirement Of the law re-
Eardiug plans. sites and the erection of
buildings, and in conclusion says:
Il deem 1t necessary 10 state that there
has not been any fact connected with the
condition Of the treasury that has in any
way interfered with or retarded the action
taken by the department in regard to
carrying out the provisions Of the acts of
Congress. and that the earnest purpose and
effort Of the Office Of the Supervising Archi-
tect to take such action with all reasonable
dispatch has received every encouragement
by the policy and direction of the depart
mept."