Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-06

tions as In the regular service. and Is
designed to obvlntc the necessity OF
large standing army upon the cSpira-
ii0n OF the present law. July !, 1901,
Increasing the standing army 10 G5.pOo
and authorizing the present volunteer
army OF 5000. The blll makes all
citizens between the ages af eighteen
and foriy.iire liable 10 military service
In the volunteer army. II approprintcs
100000 annually for the maintenance
and equipment Of the national guard OF
the several states ani rs-luircs the Sec
rctnry Of war TO keep In each state
supply OF or,lEancc stores sufficient FOR
ninety days Use In the event of war.
Governor sicuDcnb.rr OF Idaho called
nj the War Department Saturday. AMI
presented In person To Secretary Root
the petition to which he referred Will.
under cxamlnniion before the House
committee ON military affairs. In favor
u the retention Of the federal troops
In the disturbed mining districts. The
governor Ind refused to- produce the
petition before the committee until he
had nrst subMit's>i II TO the secretary
OF war. To whom u was addressed. The
petition bear. about ..:ssp signatures.
Hnd rrcii-s that NIL of the .isn-r> nr-
citizens OF Idaho and Of the county OF
tNr ~
inE district. They petition That the sec.
rc'nry 81 war allow the small fuGrc OF
federal troop. Ia remain in iic quarters
provided fer AMI occupied by them NJ
the town 6f Osborn. Slinshouc county.
for ~ long time n. Governor S;-unru.
b-rs may think their presence n-c,.s-
sary for the preservation Of I~hc~ nhd
ori-r. Tie riiiSrn. nis1 express their
approval af NIL the act. tiiai have been
done hy the governor and the officials
Of their state To preserve peace and OF
der and TO bring criminals 10 Justice.
Thi. was n notable day in the United
State. Senate. u hTsuEht to a close
the .haFi-s, nni most pEuinnE-i debate
ui.on nny measure sir-- those discuss
.i during the memorable war Con
| sr-ss" two years nsa. ~ o'clock this
Afternoon the sutrs WEIR i-eun upon
the rucT;s Eicau tariff nnj civil gov.
-rumrut I'LL rui Is-usiius amendments.
and i-.s than an hour later The meas.
| ur'. ris1u, which ih-r- has t-s-n 50
mtich cnni-nii.n in aui out Il Congress.
was passed iy n majority Of niuc. the
final vu,- i-ius 10 20 ~. only com.
mit'rc amendments ~-Ev adopted. II
has hrcu evident for samc time illn' the
tiii watiii command \ majority In the
SENATE. tut Notwithstanding the fact
the interest in the measure both OF The
senators anL She public las not tagged
an instant. Following is the detailed
vote urdn the measure: Icas-Allisnn.
iiaLrr. Hari. Carter. Chandler. Clark
of wyotniux. CulinH. u-i-Sc. pCpcw.
FaiFtEauk~. Foraker. F">'cT. Frye. Gal
iiuEyr. Gear. Hanna. ilaushTuush.
liawlCy. Jones nt NCvaih. kcan. Kyle.
typ.isr. McIty,ic. MCCamas. Mcmillan.
r.ur1s~, rsts;us. riats Uf C.nnrCiicui.
I'tait or Srv YORK. i'riiChaIi. gulrics.
Ii0ss. ScUit. SyuCii. Shoup. Sppnncr.
s,cwar.. Thursian. wCtnnrc. wolcuit-
Ia Nnys-Nlisn. itacuu. Hate. ECrTy.
Clark 81 Nnuiaua. Clay. 'cckTcl. tul-
I.rrspr, Daniel. Davis tRepl. Harris.
il~iifCit. Jones of Arkansas. Kenny.
Lindsay. Nct.susiu. Martin. Mason.
K~rN. Mercy. MurEau. Nelson lirr'.
Sullivan. TaIliltcrTa. Teller. Tiilman.
Turicy. Vest. Wellington uIcVA
A correspondent writes 10 the Chica.
go Record. we have scriptural author
J its fer believing that houses that arc
divided among themselves Cap1t stand.
auJ therefore We may look for falls In
the t'uitrsi states Senate. where the
division uf OPINION among colleagues
was never - great ne II is today. In
the state uf indiana. for example. Mr..
Fairbanks AMI NT. BCvvriisc. aud In
the state Cf Illinois. Mr.. Cullom AMI
Mr.. Mason. ,i- not agEcC on scarcely
any tonic. hut they arc not half as had
as SOME II the other senators. In New
HAMPSHIRE THE Hon. william l.. Chan.
ijcr has bcn trying to get his colleague.
pr. gallingCr. indicted and ssut 10 .hc
pcui;Cutiary for violating th" statutes
OF the limited States. Mr.. Frye Of
Maine aud Nr. Lodge of Massachusetts,
arc the ryyI.huttCSt CSpausipnis's in
Washington. while their colleagues are
the strongest Kind Of ants. II was
only recently That senator Hear used n
page VI yupUlaT weekly to prove that
the policy % the administration il
wicked and vicious. while Mr.. Lodge
took another page to prove that u is
rs,rjn,ic nni righteous. senator Nc.
vamns aui senator Wellington cf
MARYLAND ,ir not sjrCas aS they pass by.
The relations between Mr.. Tilliuan and
MIR NrIyauriu Of South Carolina arc
very Iiiiir more friendly. Mr. Cancry
of Louisiana is a golI.stnndari.anti.cS
ts,usian.frsrl rltra,lCr. while Mr.. MCsnery
is a frcc-silyCr-C xI.srsion protcctiouist.
The two senator's from Nebraska are
about ne different as firr AMI water.
while MCssrs. l'c.tiCTcw and Kyle. who
used 10 go around arm IN arm. have
only au official acquaintance these
DAYS. MIR. Mcbride of Oregon believes
in a ,arir ou Puerto I,ican products:
Mr.. simon FROM that state is a last
,,i,chcr for free trade. Mr.. Ross Of
Vermont is nu nnti-cxpansicnist: Mr.
Proctor wuulj annex everything with
in reach: and 81 they go. Hut there h
no state IN tile Union where the har-
mony between senators Is illustrated In
such beautiful manner as in Michi.
always agree on everything. and "
they happen accidentally TO differ they
ritch u penny to see which shall give
In