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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
pENvER 10 Lose oFFIcE.
Transcontinental Passenger Associa-
ton VIII Move Headquarters.

Chicago. Aug. lot has been
practically agreed to move the head
quarters of the Transcontinental Pas
Benger association from Denver 10
Chicago. All the roads interested have
voted in favor of the proposition ex-
cept the Missouri Pacific and Missouri,
Kansas & Texas railroads, and these it
is stated, win announce their deci-
sion within a few days
Chairman Charlton has been in
conference with the general passenger
agents here regarding the matter. and
it is probable that the transfer of Of
fees viii be made Aug. Is.
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Americans at st. Petersburg.

st. Petersburg, Aug. Ex-senator AL
bert J. Beveridge of Indiana has ar
rived at Port Arthur. He is going to
Pekin and the Philippines. Frank
MUnsey and Albert Pulitzer are here
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a. B. Chase Pianos.

This truly great piano is the artistic
favOrite Of musicians the world over.
Professionals and all lovers Of a fine
piano are heartily invited TO call, ex-
anime and hear played the Grand and
Upright A b. Chase pianos on Sxhibi-
ton at the Gable Piano & Organ com
pany. Vansant & Chamberlain, Props.
Opposite l. c. N. /.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
BOND FILED IN GRADE CASE.
United States Marshal Leaves to
Serve Papers.

Carson, New, Aus. 10--Bonds for
s25, GOO were fled this morning in the
Injunction case Of the San Pedro.
Los Angeles & salt Lake Railroad
company against Utah, Nevada q Cali
The state herald., 1901-03-29
SYNDICA1ING Fur CIVILlZA-
TION.


1t is asserted that British syndicate,
aided by government, intends to com
plete the work Of the army in South
Africa by buying up mortagages on
farms and and turning out the Beers.
AZ all the stock has been cleared off,
most OF the houses burned and little left
but the bare land, the owners OF the
farms are unable to meet interest charges
or restock aud are therefore ut the msr-
cy Of the syndicate. Thus will Eng
land advance civilization" in South
Africa Philadelphia North American.
Yes, Engan has some rather peculi.
ar ways Of advancing civilization and
the United States seems to be pattern.
ing after the mother country In this re-
spect. In this country this policy is
known az benevolent assimilation :
The scheme Of the British syndicate if
tame In comparison with the scheme that
will be worked on the people Of the
Philippines by the money sharks who
have been so loudly clamoriDg for 9
colonial policy. We should lot throw
stones at the British for working the
Transvaal for every dollar there is in il
while our capitalists are playing the
same game in the Philippines.
The state herald., 1901-03-29
ALIAs SUN MONs


County @ Q, Of Fhii,ns PiIinas 10 tile eaaH'y eoarr
c. W. Powell plaintid W Pisr,. Wright a Co., 3
i. NJ. Pierce. D-.phs Poor. American Mortg gage
Trust Limited and the unknown heir. OF George
Poor defendants.
The People OF The State OF Colorado.
To Pierce Wright Co, J. I. ". Pierce. Dc.phA
Poor. American Mortgage Trust Limi,ed and
the unknown heirs of Georg. Poor the
defendants abo,. named. Rr-ctingi
You nr- hereby require: to appear In an
action brought against you by N. sb,v.
named plniniin In the count, court. OF
Phillips county. state OF uolorad.. and ans
w-f the complaint therein within twenty
days after thr service hereof. " served with.
IN this county. or. n served ou, of IN. cnun-
~. or by publication. with. thirty day. al
ter the service hereof. exclusive the day
Of service. or Judgment by d-fanlt sIIl b.
taken against you nccoi ding to the prayer
Of the COM iRint And n u copy 4 the cuin-
plant In the above entitled action bo not
served with thi. SUMMONS. or ii the .ryic-
hereof be- made out of tbi. state. then ten
days additional 10 the tim. h.r.inh-fofr
.p"cihc'i Tor APPEARANCE aud answer viii b
allowed before the tax ng of Juti sAent by d,,-
fault NJ aforesaid.
th- said ar''"n IL brought To quiet IN. title
10 ihrst v of s-ciion ~ to~n-hipa north of
rsnrr ~ We, Of the eth r. ~. In Phillip.
county aud stats oi colorado the plainin
alleging that he is'h. ab-olav- and unuuaiib,,d
owner IN loo simple aud ~ actual y .se-.i,p 1T
.a'd land n- viii more fsiiJ api'car rum he
complaint IN said action toshich refer neu
u. here made
Aud yon arr hereby notified that II you TAI
:" nppenr. and D. aus ~ IN sald cainpi in,
NJ above required the sa plI N viii Ia .,
hefani, and indsm NJ as irttd.
ui,.n under mI hand Hid u,c sal ~ uut - i.I
county rouri NJ iloliol. nio, "a -a,I cunniy.
TIL. "a day u March , u iy0i.
lsEALl D.J.SiNrt
ounty Lnirp
The state herald., 1901-03-29
kEFuNDING STATE DEBT.

There are four methods open TO the
people Of Colorado, and to their repre-
ssntatives in tb. state assembly dealing
with the state debt.
This firsi course is to rspuoia,. II alto
setber. No one In Colorado favors snch
= dishonorabls snd dishonest method o!
dealing wish the problem.
Tue second course is to continue the
prssent unsatisfactory and expensive
plan Of carrying tho debt ss over. due
warrants at high rat. Of interest pay.
able Mt no c-riain time. aud a constap,
rcpronch to our business good sense and
judgment. II Is dilicul, to .ee how any
on. could seriously advocate this cours.
yet that 10 what is III. practical result OF
,hcss who orpos. other plsns OF settle
ment.
Aud tho 'b,ri cours. is TO issue Low
interest bonds, tho receipts from ths sails
Of which arc to he used In The paymsn,
Of tho outstanding debt This IL tn.
pinu that Is proposed by the bill OF
which Senator Seldom idge Of this city
Ia tho author. It's the plan which
would commend itself To tho manager.
of n larR- business concern that found
its"lf " the sam. situation, II is the
only feasible plan TINT ID consist, NJ with
the iiuancial honor uf III. state. that pro
,.cis its lbtsfesis and that o'i,fs q ren.
so1able outlet from i,s present diiiicul
t.cs.
Tho fourth plan IL the pa, mebt ib ths
near future Of tho state dsld. In cash
The objections To this plan are obvious.
There Is no doubt as 10 which plat
should bc approved 10y the people nj
Colorado api their Representatives. ant
II 10 strange ihs, there should he an,
difference Of opinion IN regard to th.
matter. Colorado Springs Gazette.
THIS plan proposed 10y Senator seldom
fidn. fof caring fof the state debt II bo
nee 10 tue people oi tho state for II sa,
submitted 10 them aud voted down. II u
certainly ID. only wiz. course 10 pntsn.
IN handling ~. stat. debt bU, there |,
such = strong prejudice against bond
thnt the RESULT of again admitting ,hi
proposition 10 the voters OF th, state II
very uncertain. Many ~ tho ,oter,
when considering question oI this kin,
do not stop 10 CONSIDER the quest,op .sf,
iously ot they would not vote against I
proposition to issue bopdp. lssfpbdibl
III. state debt by itauIna bonds is Dol
. question ~ crsA'ing M, nse i1leb'ai
The state herald., 1901-03-29

The republican bossss OF Denver seem
TO have gwen the femal. sspirapis for
nomination Tor city onic.. tho cnld
shoulder IN their city convention and by
reason OF this all is not peace aud lar.
mony between the women aud til. bos
s-~ aud th-rs Ia n prospect that III. .lce
tion returns viii show tia, tho r.publi.
can women have taken revenge nt tn.
poIls for the injustice donc them by the
bosses. Soms Of tb. political bosses II
the state never were enthusiastic Ad.
voeniea of woman sufirnn. hut have
moi, for poliey sake. publicly mad. this
known. Asa general thing the political
toes will he found opposing woman anf
frag.. He prid.s himsslf On being ablr
TO bsnJi. men but h. t,ars Ill.
women ypisrs. ooms oi his political
schemes at. of decided, Questionable
character and would bo denounced by
the women voters ~ unfair and corrupt
and lie Is well awAr. ot the fact that
these sct.m.s must b. veil concealed
ffom the woWob v,t-fa " he snccesds IN
seeming their vots fof his candidates
For this reason h. feel. much easter
when there 10 no woman on III. ticket ut
~ ANY Official position IN n. party. II.
IL .l~nS y Yer, J~lrou- tha, tb. WON, u
TAX. ~ active part ~ the campaign tnt
s,ipply W. 10 tho rolls and vote tie ..ne
ticket that their husbands do. Ever,
,Lipn that lie can do to brin9 shout this,
bis idealist,r won,no -uBras.. viii nlwa,-
be done aud " the woman voters oi the
state expect 10 WELD that influence ~
the poli' cs Of The state ,bat they shaulJ.
,hsy will he nbasr the necessity n 10
tuknr Inc poliliesl tnapP- 10 - manesl
The state herald., 1901-03-29
PRIZES FOR LETTERS ABOUT NEBRASKA

round trip ticket from any Burl,ng
ton Route station in Nebraska to Yel-
lowstone National Park and compleis
trip through the Park is one u the tven-
ty prizes offered by the Burlington
Route for the oest letters about Ne
braska.
Other Prizes are. Trips to Colorado,
the Buck Hills, Chicago. upd st Louis
There are also several cash prizes.
The Burlington offers these prizes ior
letters that will encourage imm,nr ton
to Nebraska. Letters descriptive. OF sue
cessfui farming, cattle raising, dairyinR.
fruit growing and similar pursuits are
available for the purpose in view.
rh. contest Loses VIA. 81, 1901.
Circular giving full Information will
be rn,iiei on request.
j. Francis, G nrr.i Passenger A eni.
Omaha, Neb. AZ
The state herald., 1901-03-29

that will open their eyes to the fnct that
woman suffrage means more than simply
going to the polls and voting. The dem.
ocrats OF Denver nominated IA woman FOL
city clerk and the republican women
asked that their convention nominate 0
woman for that office out the bosses re
fused to grant their request. The result
will be, and rightly too, that the demo
cratic woman candidate will receive
many votes from the republican women
OF Denver.
The state herald., 1901-03-29

The fusionists Of the Nebraska legis.
lature seem to be some what disgustsd
with the failure Of the republicans to
elect United States senators. Ono Of the
fusionists recently offered the following
resolutions at JOINT session held for
voting on senator's;
"WhereaS, We have been elected for
three purposes, first, to make and un.
make laws; second, to make provisions
by appropriation for the state govern
ment; third, to elect two United State,
senators; and
Whereas, A failure to do the latter has
h,ndered our ability to do either Of the
first two; and
Whereas, The people have " right 10
expect and are demanding ihst We dc
our duty for which We we're elected, and
Whereas. 1t IL charged by the pres,
that corporation influence is selishly
interfering to the end that this lsgisls
turs cannot do the peoples will; there
fore be- it
Resolved, That it is the sense OF this
convention that corporations should not
in any way undertake to influence or die
tate who Phpl represent an agricultural
state in the United States senate.
Resolved, further, That any such at
tempt in even remote way on the par,
OF any such corporation to thus infiu
ence or to secure the election to any such
high Office OF an agent Of any such cor
poration who capno, appreciate the con
dinons and needs of farming people
in place OF some men who can represent
these interests, Is deserving OF ssveresi
condemnation
or course the resolutions were tabled
by almost party vote, 10 to 81, two re-
publicsus voting for the resolutions.
The state herald., 1901-03-29
POLYGAMY BILL VETOED.

The net TO encourage polygamy passed
by both houses OF the Utah legislature
has been vetoed BY Governor Wells, Tor
reasons that are more creditsble to his
common sense than to his morality.
In his veto message the governor de.
clares that the passage Of this law would
brng storm Of disapprovsl from the
entire country and would probably re-
suit In the passage OF constitutional
amendment giving congress authority to
act against pOlygamy in ates us we'll an
territories. This 10 undoubtedly true,
and Governor Wells deserves credit for
his foresight.
The evident reason for the governor .
appreciation OF the situation 10 to bs
found in the chorus Of protest that has
arisen so promptly from the press Of the
nation upon the passage OF this abomi.
nabis law. he has apparently come to
realizs what the other Mormons, md es
p-cially their hierarchy. would do well
to understand. and that is that the poo.
pie OF the United States will not tolerate
the practice Of polygamy as a legsiized
institution IN any part OF the United
st ates. 1t isons Of the defens.s Of the
Mormons that poygamy does exist in
practice IN other states. But in no other
state Is the practice supported by public
sentiment. in no other is it tolerated by
the law, and nowhere else is 1t sane.
toned by church organization.
Poiygamy Is as much against the spirit
of our institutions and ss Inconsistent
with our political welfare as - slavery.
People are free TO believe whatever
they may please, but in psrsist'nc in the
act OF poygamy the people OF Urah will
surely raise up whatever amount o, op.
position is nscessary to overthrow the
institution. 1t is better for them tn a.
baudon polygamy than to DO deprived OF
II by the force OF federal iax.-Colorado
Springs Gszette.>
The state herald., 1901-03-29
ALIAS SUMMONS.
State OF Colorado,
County OF Philips. NJ

State OF Colorado, -
County OF Phillips.
In th- county ourt.
C W. Powell Plaintiff ". W. H. Carnahan,
Lottic Akelson and Mckinney 4 Lsnning De-
PENDANTS
The PEOPLE OF rHE STATE OF CoLonADo,
To W. II. Carnahan, Lottie Ax-lson and
Mckinney & ianEing the defendant above
named Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear In An
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, In the county court IL phil
lips county, state Of Colorado and answer
the complsint therein within twenty days sf
ter tn- service nereot. n -rved witnin .his
county; or. If served ont OF This county. OF
by publication. withi:, tn rty days after the
service hereof exclusive of the da, OF service;
or judgment ~ default will b. taken against
you uaccordisgiothcIr prayer OF the complaint:
ana " n copy ~ the complaint AZ the npr,
entitled acton he not SERVED wIt, TINS sum
mons, or u the service nerr,f be- made ont of
this state, then ten days rdd tonai L. the
time hereinnbove spcc he'd for APPEARANCE,
and answer wi,I be allowed before the taking
OF judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought g. quiet the
title to the ne Y Of section ,. Township north
Of Range Il west Of the r 81 in Phillip. county
Colorado the plaintiff alleges that he Is the alb
-oiu'e and unqualified owncr in fee simple aui
in actual possession Of ~aid land as win
more fully appear from the complaint in said
action To which rcferne- is here made.
And you are hereby noti6.i ,ha; II you fail to
'ppcar. and TO answer tho complaint u. abo,,
r-quirrd. the said plaintiff will tax. default
and judgment ns prayed
Given under my hand and the seal of our said
county court at H"lyok. Colo In said ooun'
ty,thi-gi Ia, Of Mar. AD 1901. = SLATER
'sEAL' rouny Judge.
The state herald., 1901-03-29
The legislative upport,onm.n, bill h

The legislative superintendent bill has
passed the bousp. II make, no change
IN this senatorial district placing Sedg.
wick. Phillips and Yuma counties in a
district with Ar~pahoe with ono repre-.
sentative and Logan. Washington aud
Morgan N ~ district with Arspabos with
one representative. 1t SIMPLY attaches
these counties 10 Arapaboe for lsgisls.
tive purposes ~ far Mt least as the eh,c.
tion 81 representatives are concerned. II
means also that 81 Denver goss on the
sleriion OF representatives 80 these two
districts go. This Is unfair 10 the peo.
pie OF those siY counties for il virtually
drpnvrs them OF any voice IN either the
selection or election Ut candidates for
state representative. There certainly
WAS NO Necessity for such n change as
thu In these districts. Arapahos county
should be made = dis,rict independent of
all other counties Tor ,hrr. is no county
adjoining II that could in fairness to Its
voters be attached 10 Arapahoe for leg.
islaiiv- Purposes II III. trainers OF this
hill desire to eiy- the Denver political
.'sses power Ia ANY who shall represent
ths~s counties in the house OF tn. i-gis.
Isiure, they hays adopted wise course
for bringing atou, III. desired end but.
u the passage Of this superintendent bill
wsre. Jeff tos vote Of the people ci ,h.se
six counties. 1t would be defeated by .
large majority.
The state herald., 1901-03-29

Ths rsv-nn~ bill has passed the state
make a very material change in the bill
ss 1t psssed the honse. The senate re-
Iectsd the house provision Of the hui
providing for a state board OF assessors to
equalize the assessments and assess rail-
road property AMI So changed the bill MS
10 restore these powers /" the state
board OF equalization. The senate also
adopted an amendment that provides for
the payment OF tax on all stock shipped
into the state nj any time during the
year for the purpose Of crazIpg ard gave
the county assrssors power TO assess
street railways. i, IS feared that tn.
senate amendments will not b- con.
CURED in by tina house aud that. owing
10 the shorfness Of time. the two bodies
may fail TO agree on the bill II will
certainly be u very grave mistake II tb.
Legislature fails to pats this bill ut this
session. II 1t should fall TO pass, tnat
would mean nu extra session and an ex
ira session for the consideration Of such
legislation as this bull provides tor would
D~ very likely to cover at least one
month OF time with TIA attendant ex
penses 10 ths state. The state must
have revenue Legislation hut 1t should
ss ss;ared At reg ular session IL possible.
The state herald., 1901-03-29

ness, as some voters seem to fear, bu, ia
simply question Of placing the debt
of the state IA such term ,ha. 1t 'can
be carried AT much Iesa expense TO tue
taxpayers than IL required to carry it
In Its present form. II the question is
again submitted to vote of the people
Of the state it is To be hoped that more
careful consideration will be gwen 10
the question than was given to 1t before
and that the plan may lie endorsed by
the vote Of the people.
The state herald., 1901-03-29
PATRON SAINT or LAWYERS.

Few know the nace OF the patron
saint Of lawyers, and IT'S curious story.
st. Evona, or Ives, Of Brittany, a famous
lawyer o, his time, was lamenting that
his profession had no patron saint to
look up TO. SO he went to Rome to set
the matter straight. The pope was
puzzled. Finually he told the lawyer to
GO blind folded around the church OF
San Giovanni ard after he had said a
certain number OF Ave Mar.as the frs,
SAINT he took hold OF should be his
patron. st. Evona followed directions,
and At the proper moment, laying his
hands on mn image, proclaimed with Joy,
"rhis is our saint-this b, our patron"
But when the bandugs was taken from
his eyes he found that he hau stopped
at the alter OF ST. Michael, aud instead
OF taking hold OF ST. Michael himself he
grsspet the figure beneath St. Mi,chasl's 's
feet-tbs devil, It Is said in un old
legend that ST. Evona was 30 detected
over the outcome OF his enterprise that
IN few month he died, When, at ST.
Peters gate he Knocked for admittsncs
aud exclaimed that lie WAS st. Evonu,
the advocate, hs Was told thar there was
no room in heaven for lawyers. "Oh,
but" said ST. EvoLs. Il am that honest
lawyer Who never took iees on both
sides. nor pleaded in bad cause: nor
did | ever -, my nsighbors together by
the ears, nor live by the sins OF tho peo.
pie" ST. Peters heart vas moved aud
he lot the supplicant III, ~hsr-upon the
good advocate OF Brittany became the
patron saint OF lawyers himself EX.
The state herald., 1901-03-29

The Quarto- -centcnial celebration for
our State IL to be held ut Colorado
Springs on the IL and 3 OF Rext August.
The idea of observing Colorado's quarter
century birthday originated with the
Colorado Springs people and they are
certainly entitled to have the celebra.
tion observed in their beautiful city
The celebration will undoubtedly take
well with the people Of the state and
will have Very large attendance.
The state herald., 1901-03-29
TRAINS LEAVE As roLlows,

No. lA Accm daily except Sunday
for Lincoln, Omaha, Chicago and all points
aust and west $50 a. M. Central Time.
No. iSs Aeon daily except Sunday, Cheyenne
Wye, D,aver, Colo. and intermediate stations
AIS p. M. Mountain Time.
All east bound accommodation trains connect
with irs, class pusscngcr train at Curtis for
all points enst and wet.
Sleeping, dining and reclining chnir carstseat'
freeI or hrough trnns. Tickets sold and bag
age Checked To any point in tho United States
or Canaia.
For information, time tables, maps and ticket
call cu "i write TO c. 4. Mowry Agent Hol'
yoke. Colo. or J Francis. Gen'l Passr Agt U
mnha. Mob
The state herald., 1901-03-29

A Bona Fide Salary-Si2 Weekly.
Men and women 10 appoint agents und
represent us, some to travel, others for
local work. sl2 weekly salary and eI.
penses. Old established bou-e. pleasant
permanent positions, rapid advanc. ment
and increase Of wages. Write al once.
Address BUTLER 4 ALGER,
Dept. l.. NEw HAvsS, CoNs.
The state herald., 1901-03-29

wASrEp.-Capable, reliable person In even
county TO represent large company Of solid d.
nnncial reputation; Sss6 salary pcr year, payable
weekly; " yer day absolutely sure and all rI.
pcnse-; straight. bona.hdc. definite salary. nc
commission salary paid each saturday and ex.
pens" money advanced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE. siI DnAaBons ST., CuicAuo.
The state herald., 1901-03-29

WANTED -AutiyL Man ~ uopp riiAlt.
nri"r "a deliver hnil uillnri w nlafnIu ftU ui0
established hhhuiat nfinF shuiasalH L,aus,,
ga b.ar. sur. pay, ii,fusti l.or u,Hn "a
i"firn'" hpuifaii Luf rfstsura, unl h1nk tti
nm, rii,, lhslilts uell stiiiuisHa staintsd rn.
,nlope Manufacturers, Jhiri ll,or - D.rf.
hnfn ~, lhipapui
The state herald., 1901-03-29
POPULAR PUBLICATIONS POPULAR PRICES

published on Nonday. wedncs-
day and Friday. 10 q complete
Up 10 date daily newspapas
thee days In the week. VIM
sll Important news of the o,ast
fou. days. Pro.usely i....ss
tra;ed. and fliod with intsra--
Ing reading sor all who wlss y
keep In close touch with ncyss
of the nation and world
II g v u lar subscriptions
price, $50 per year.
Re to secure the bert magazines.
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CONTEST sOricg.

~. t.sp Ofrier.j
hrthiisu, ,ULp.,
March, ", ipi
A sui'ici"n' run,-s, aiiidari, having been hi.i
IN this of'ce b, Allen Y. Peter contestant.
against homestead .n,r, No, io5i, made ue, {;
i-pa for n ~ y sur,ion n. ,psn Nuw by John
kl.in toui"i ira. IN which II 4. alleged
that johh Klein sboily abandoned .aid tfaot In
the fall "f i-pl aud rrm ivei out ~ III. state
~ toions'l" AMI IA tho fall ~ i-qH ha removed
"n of said tfaci ~ tho lmpfoy.n~n,. b. had
pihc"l thereon and b. has Who'll, fsi.l To ~.
.ids upon. Improve, ~ cultivate ot cause ,o h.
rnl'i'a,i m, ratt 1T said tract since the TALL of
80 aud all ot saii failure. continue Ia r,ist At
this time aud that said alleged absenca ffom
the saij land sas 10, ,loo Ia HE emplo, meni IN
Tho Afnb Nhr ~ Marine Corps ~ the u. H. Ne
. pfi'a'" soldier officer. s.aman or marin.
hn'ihH tho war With -iain ~ during an, other
var In ~hlrh the u.H. maj bs engaged.
haid i'si,ss sro herrl, no,ined ,o appear ~
sirphd AMI unnf r,idenee iuunliinu said aiiesa.
ton 81 ~ ociork ~ on MAJ, I, ipll baf,tr
Z, !. Hlrinf tlutA " N" Count, tour, ~ iinl.
t"tr. Colo. and that fnai hearing viii ta held
~ ~ oclock am on Mnpp, ippi b.fotr
w" hnnis,nt hhd i.rcr,vrf ~ tho uniia,i states
Land once IN Htsriina. uolp
~. said contestant having, In ptppef affidavit
hl"'l hafrh 20, lpi. 4at forth facts which show
That after dun iliiiapDc. personal service n this
notice can nu' b. made. I, s has.ly ordered aud
hir''i"'i iha, surh notice l,a siVn h, dns sad
lf"i"f rihlirauun u. g. rlein,bH bsgis,"t
The state herald., 1901-03-29

The deadlock IN the senatorial fight IN
Nebraska was broken yestardey by the
election of Gov. Dietrich and j. II. Mil.
lard.
The state herald., 1901-03-29

The house has refused to concur in the
senate amendments TO the revenue bill
aud it will now go to u conference com
mittee.