Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04
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Ranks as government ispl lsl'orles Ia r.,
,,eIVe Internal revenue n.coipIs and IL j.
aid will cIniinu. to i1 80 until the
,rfal sum - deposited amounts
Pa Sl1SlDGJD ar SiD.u0D.ofp. DE
t.Isits. however. Will not hr
mad. with til. additional hanks until
ll,. hanks comprising the iirst group.
.Ir.isnaIvd several days ago. have Tc-
,,rIy,d deposits equal Ia the amount NJ
bonds turned into the treasury 10y
them n security. which approximate,
SiT.pns.. II j. expected that the icr
I1siis will br.ln to bc nladr under the
new designations about Juuunry iuth.
Any national hank owning or CONTROL,
ing United States bonds Willing TO de
I.1sIi the same In the treasury ~ s-cur.
ity. Including ih0s. now receiving ,l.-
I-IsltS, l. entitled To participate In the
distribution OF Internal revenue r..
Cr4pis.
Buffalo EIli and other Wild Wcs'
show managers Will probably proceed
10 ~. Indians In their exhibitions
whether they have the government con
sent ~ not. Thcr.' l. no disposition ON
the part of the department to change
Its position rrlatiy. to the Use of the
Indians la such shows. Eoih m. see
Fr;nry nnd III. Indian commissioner
hav. pronounced views against II. But
good lawyers say the government j.
without authority to prevent Indians
rom making private contracts with
che Wild West managers. and the gov
crnmcnt nu,horiii,-, themselves incline
to III" opinion TINT their power does
not extend beyond preventing con.
tracts through the Indian agents.
Many friends OF Colonel Cody have
urged that owing To- his uniform good
record Of conduct with the Indians Ia
his cllnrs" he bc excepted from the OPP
craiiOn ot the rule. hut the authorities
have been inii.SIbi- In the matter.
one hundred and fifty-ouc fresh
mounds In the Arlington National CEN,
cirry and the last chapter In the trag
ely OF the men of the Maine II closed.
The Maine has been remembered
said a member OF the Cabinet. standing
with uncovered head nj these graves
Thursday. lie said II r.vcrcnily and
rrimly. May these brave boys rest
In peace" The ln'crmcnt was simple
aud impressive. one hundred nnd
siNty.iiyc remains are reported to H.,
In those lai collins. Father Chadwick.
chaplain OF the Maine. who had super.
Intended til. disin;crring OF the bod.
les at Havana and had accompanied
them here. spoke u short. heartfelt
prayer. His voice was husky Us he
read chapter from the Scriptures.
Captain Sicsbcc OF the Maine stood by
his side. with his head bowed and his
eyes dim. On n covered stand. decor
aici In national colors. especially erect
cd for the occasion. stood the President
nnd members OF the cabinet. Patriot
ic ihrongs witnessed the ceremonies.
Flags drapcd the collins. which were
r.I \
rollcy fired. The Marine band played
n dlrgc. and the crowd dispersed. The
marine guard then resumed Its sacred
watch Till dawn OF the next day.
The senatorial contests now going
on IN the South are rather confusing TO
the Democrats In Congress. FOR In three
states nj least expansion IL the Issue.
with u Democrat on either side OF the
question. In Alabama Senator Nor
gan Is making fight FOR rc-clec-
uoh To the Senate rs an expansionist
against Governor johnson. who Is an
anu: In Mississippi Senator sullivan
mas practically driven or the stump
ms witty antagonist, Representative
'ohn Allen. with expansion ns the chief
issue sullivan wns.onc of the Demo-
crafts who sustained the policy OF the
administration +. and supported the
peace treaty last winter. Allen at
lacked his record in this respect. but
me people almost unanimously s,is-
tanned sullivan, and Allen now admits
,hn' lie made grave mistake. In Ar
Kansas Governor Jones Is making Il
ight against Senator Berry on the
same issue. holding that expansion
means prosperity to the South. and de-
nnnding that the Democrats send an
rNpnnsionist to the United States SEN
ate TO succeed Senator Berry, who is
one OF the most conservative of antis.
Commissioner Duell of the patent of
nee answers an inquiry from NJ.
Young. .Ir.. of Winchester. Iowa. con-
ccrnng the course of procedure in OBJ
lathing patent as follows: "Onc hav-
ing made an invention in order to OBJ
tain patent therefor must execute
ana file in the patent office an applicl-
tion Tor the same. together with SO.
thc iirst government fee. An applca-
ton consists of n petition setting forth
the invention and praying for the grant
of letters patent, II specification de-
scrihing the invention specifically
claiming the new features. n drawing
illustrating the invention. and an oath
which must set forth that the invention
has not been in public use or on sale
or described in any publication for
more than two mouths before the date
of the application. and for which no
foreign patent has been granted for
more than seven months. Upon receipt
of the application II is sent to one of
the thirty-six divisions of the patent Of
flee, to which. by its nature. It be-
longs. In due course ii is taken up for
examination to determine whether II is
new and useful. If found to be new. an
application Is allowed the applicant; he
Is notified thereof and is given six
months in which to pay the final gov
crnmcnt fee of $50. and the patent Is Is
sued within three weeks after the final
fec Is paid If the application is found
to lack novelty, II letter Is written to the
applicant pointing out the objections.
and referring him to any prior putcnts
or publications which may have bear
Ing upon the case. a patent. If for Il
invention Is granted for