The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-14
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1he tl1tEheyenne pubic buiIding the
aepeFvi46 architect reeommends an
aa06eG Eaperopsiation OF 100000,
1,ek1nG1 hmit of expenditures $780,
cAass /. rssss Is. recently ap;
painted ecssscr 70 TIA. 1ata Senator
Davis q nnne9utA, "a ta5-<Dls -
s3oa q innate Deeembes IN, and
to6G tAx IN Of ONCE.
Z. Eos " Sss - ist 4 . 1se.dyllla & tae
recomnAhds m additional appsopfia-
ooo additenai and ff Heleal aSG60t'
additiouNls
Delee9ke Wilson o. Arizona has n.
troduce& . bill creating 4 judicial dis-
trSct of The territories Of New Mexico,
Arizona and Oklahoma, with three Ap-
peliAte judges. one to be selected from
each, territory.
The eAnteen prov ision In the new
army bin IL likely to cause great deal
g contention. Instead OF being pro-
hibitiou Of the sale of liquor, 1t pro-
vides that no army ofiicer or soldier
soSu sell lfQuOr.
The report Of the secretary Of the
treasury shows that the coinage exc.
cuted during the fiscal year was: Gold.
&1O7 ,987. ITO: silver dollars, 1924 ,Ss4;
subsidiary silver, $12, ,S78, ,s48.15; minor,
$2,243Ol7.21 Totai, $l4l. .sO1 ,960.S6.
The cohmissioners to the Paris Ex-
position. with about forty Of their
friends, were given q complimentary
IexcursiOn by steamer on the 9th instaM
: to Mt. Vernon and return by Mr.. and
Mrs.. Thomas F. Walsh OF Colorado.
In discussing the Hays-Pauncefote-
treaty IN the Senate. Mr.. Teller said
struct the canal, II at all, regardless OF
the English position, and without 60
ing through the formality Of ratlfying
the pending treaty.
! Senator Warren has introduced bill
providing that all honorably discharg-
ed soldiers, sailors and marines Of the
United States shall be aA1nitted to gov.
ernment hospitals Geefc cf charge. A
like msAsure was introduced in the
House~tby Representative Mondell Of
Wyonng. if 3s.: 80
The Fst of the great supply bills.
the legislative, executive and judicial
approFea eation bill, was passed by the
house Mrecord time Monday. The bill
carrieSS ~. 1868 and has 131 pages.
but tl1fte was less than ten minutes
debateyhpon 1t. 1t required about
three hours for the clerk to read the
bill. ~
Agent Nickelton yof.> the. San Carles
reservation informs the fntf,an bureau
that ~ has tailed his Indians and
ands none absent from the reservation.
Eommt sioner J9ne. + now certain
s.. ss5.'s |! ss p.ys'oe' and Ap'ehe'
Senator Hanna, chairman Of the Re-
publican national committee, has Of
.kered 1ehn 1ay., Edson, a prominent
sbusipess man OF Washington, the chair
manship Of the inaugural committee.
Mr. ;EdssA aceepte1 tie tender, and
will take charge of the Inauguration
ceremonies. a--F'd KIT
According u the report Of the secre-
fary Of the interior, the numbered In
dians WHO regularly receive rations,
usually twice a month, is 1870.
reserVA don ikS CoSS1l 20 N aost the
eopsaa%sa espisa goa sssiens gassHs ts ess. per
President De Young and Thomas F.
Walsh OF the Paris exposition commits.
sion called upon President Mckinley
to-day and pre56Htett Elm as.kold badge
Ss Ssha,f Y e 'Rs eS%!';S3G s3h t4 tss,s b
compliments. The badge u one, Of the
finest pieces Of workmdnship br6dhce6
BY PaEdsian goldsmiths.
The House passed the Grout oleo-
margarine bill by vote Of 1855 to 82.
The substitute offered by the minority
n the committee on agriculture which
f1psed s3ditip9al restrictions on the
i6a8 <f go1affak7pe to prevent its
frAd0@4ent sale as butter, and in
cfeaeS6 ,sthei penalties for; violations.
Yas sNfesslA bysa vote of iis 70 17s =
TN tie s1utss fos. appropriations
1resented 10 Congress 1or the ensuing
year, the following western items ap-
pear: Irrigation investieatio61; $7B 900:
.popver, mint expenditures, s37 ,460:
'1eadviliS = t'publle J. building, S260 900;
,Grand Junction Indian scheol, SO, IN;
Pueblo thdilhf '5ehooi; 1850; Albus
:duerqus dndian school, $5S. 100. t::,
Three Or four Senate speeches are
promised IN opposition to the subsidy
.biE anl5 " ID expected that most Il
not IN 6f sheoe already in Night win be