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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-11
' .dg-
 The fagaIog Is a Willy Foe.

yrE1, The hunted one is a barefooted little oroWnl' mar. in cotton shirt and trous- sfst who, equally courageous, has mor- Skill than the old'foe of our army, tn. American Indian, Without infusion o: foreign blood, the 3agalog mind is sim- pie only to the white man, wbo looka Apon the smiling Tagalog face for the hst time. While 1t is al enigma to ds, the halt- breed leader. polite. subtle, often We'll -edHeated, if not the graduate 2fsa Spanish, university, can play upon his moads as apon the strings of harp.-From White Man and Brown Man in the Philippines" by Frederick Palmer in the .Iau.arv cnrihuAc'a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-11
1adit3 ts in Kew York Na n,es

Ii you keep your eyes open while riding around the streets of New York on the surface cars you can see many odd combinations Of the names of busi- ness men and their trades, some of which are here given. Ashman, Il tel; Buns. coal; Best, groceries; Burnham zeal estate; Cook, fish and oysters; Coffin, beer and liquors; Coffey, :eaa and sugar; Forester, real crate; N6od, rubbers, boots; Gutter, pawn' broker; Goodrich, carriages; Herb, doctor; Katz butcher; Love, chemist; Mcciean, shirts, etc; Moves. ,ewrsr: Propdman. diamonds; Pitcher, milk Rich, perfumery; Silk, dress goods, Bwindel, teas and spices; SickmaI,. fish aId clans; Wood, building mate l:ials.--Nem Yoyk Herald.
 spueq 0q, 10 euo uo supsoo1 Io eal,osId D epsn IeIlqs4Io4 Seqlouv mo 1euou eu7 lia5 ol siep oM2 Nool qI 'AeuoQ qa!n tsNdoM oQl SulIIy pue ]! LII Su!mIrMs ssseq 10 lunoooe 10 paddo4s oAeH .ot punoJ .seM 'puel5u4 'meQSu!WIEa Ieeu 'euIoqIeH III NooIo I2InVo v
 'ysoI0 qua pode ras AsuoH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-11
A, zle'..l.,.stisy 4o, 0f Autos ra2As.

An in5@4eagif4g set of autographs, mostly. 6.' prufninent South Africans, Is poases.-e,.@.- .@.-ay =,.Ir. J. P. Hess at the Cape 2rezs4eat Krpger,,s signature sea4s- one page, followed by Mr. Cham 6fI.ain E. Sir Alfred Milner sent, his from bIoemfontein. President steyn wrote, Peace can be secured if honestly 2esired.' State Secretary Reitz wrote in Dutch, DO right add do not turn back Sir Gordon sprigg's autograph accompanied the words British su- bremacy and puDllc freedom through out South Africa" The Chief Justice (Sir Henry Vlliers) wrote. Receive what cheer you may, the night is loug that never finds a day" MT. schreiner'a words were. Do right in scorn of con sequeree."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-11
The Famous :PA.sion fla,.~

Already arrangements are being made by the tourist agents to conduct parties to Oberammergau this year. the famous Passion Play" having been fixed to commence on April 24. It will last,as usual. till the end of September Since 1G33. with only slight remodeline this mystery or miracle perfoymanca has been performed by village peasants in the Bavarian highlands every ter years
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-11
Dia amonds

Diamonds-
 xtirnbnrlev proper is built around a hole Bfg enough to hold the entire white population Of South Africa This is the excavation above the Kimberley mine, made when diamonds were mined from tho surface. Nowacays shafts are sunk and levels formed, whence 9t blue ground is blasted out and haaled to the surface in elevators The diamond is different from other precious stones, in that 1t is found in soft clay, while the amethyst, ruby and emerald are embedded in quartz. This makes the diamond easy to conceal 1n the mouth, nose, and by swallowing and every year the De Beers company gets from the workmen s2;000,00G worth of stolen goods. The inclina tlon to pilfer these stones is so intense that the crime is severely punished. In South Africa the first commandment is Thou shalt not steal diamonds For having a diamond found or his person that is not registered man will get 9 years imprisonment. At Cape Town Is q great convict station called, the 'Breakwater,' where sons of prominent American families and English aris- ioerats join in lockstep with Lascafs and Kafirs. They have all violated the first commandment In Kimberley 1000 negro convicts sort the diamonds under the muzzles of Martini rifles. They are kept h separate place The other black hoye live in q fve-aere in closure known as the 'compound' The ne Beers company controls the dia- nond market Of the world. Of the five nines-Kimbcrley, De Beers, Du Toits. Pan Bal3fontein, and Premier-tAle z, first twe = l!tfated in Kimberley and are tt IT. ones worked now. The dia, m. reduced in other parts of the " 31ld hot supply the city Of P phia. The value of the Sou.a Al II product thus far has been sGet k eco. The supply seems finex. baess.,l.f le,I'-Ainslie's Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-11
American Locomotive su,,d,n.

American shops turned out 2,437 lo comotives in 1S99-the largest number they. eTnr manufactured in one year, and 59S more than were made in 1898. More than 25 per cent of ttie number. or 534, were made for railway com comics in otber countries.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-11
ODD REASONS
1iyen for Advising People to SUP
 Stamps on Straight. J:

New York Tribune: .t"Didi you eve happen to think" said Al V. RaWdon of Kansas City, at1 the Gilsey house. "of how, much better, 1t would be. if people would ,affix stamps neatly and in an upright position upon their let. ters, instead of in the he1ter-skeltei manner which is generally prevalent' Besides,:is it treating in fitting manhes t--e memory of those great ones in the history of the republic whose features are held in living memory by means Of the post? The father of his country aas not come down to us historically AS one likely to enter the presence of lady On his nose, or, even when cdrs rying you notification that your bank account is oyerdrawn, to do so while skating along on his left eyebrow. Dc you think that he who wrote the say ing of Poor Richard and drew up Jec Articles of Confederation for the Al aany convention would stand on his heed. even were he conscious that il "as his lot to carry around paten medicine advertisements and book no rices? Would the conqueror of Appo nattox, after his wonderful trip around the world, rest easy if he knew he waf repeating that triumphal progress every day and entering the uttermos' corners Of the earth on his ear, hi eye. or fiat on his back? Or, again, is |. oeftting that the stern and rugged conqueror of New Orleans and uncom promising opponent of the United States bank should enter your pres- ence upon his right or left side? ] shudder even to think of him as stand ing on his head, on account of the agony this position woIld cause him due so bis spike-like hair. By al means, stick your stamps on straiga1 It looks better and, besides. pays more ftting tribute to the pe*ten's dead"
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
PROCEEDINGS OF
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Routine Acts OF Both Houses
Now in Session.

Senate Thursd ~
A. 2i6 President q ". Fulton called
the Senate 90 oordor. A roll call Shove 1
aquutum present.
Third RSailne senate Bnls.
y. Is. No 1870. by BroNnWl-io pro
vide l0r the RELIEF ol yariuus orphtn4
homes, iu the amouut ui so per ch Il
hereierred 10 committee on commerce
Tor amendment.
messages from the Houss were ~.
ceiytd reporting as follows: The sign.
ing 10y the Speaker of y. o. No 10 agH
the President signed the same; The mas
sage of ~. d, No. 40; II. j. Il. so z.
regarding the admission nf pirl. o. the
Reform Srilnul, runVurud iu; n B no
lt1i ". No. l1l senate amenImnut.
ni II. j X. No. b rpnclrrei In; N B
No. So n j. 4. No b. tonhfosate sec
ttln 81. artirlo 1. cnnstitut on; aIopfiou
\. J, Il No /, pr0yiiiug lor the election
OF state pfiuter.
A ulessHse from the Governor nomi. [
mating j, h Wpalhcrlnrd, W L. Ready
and j. L Appeftnu Co surceol them
serves ~ regents of the State Agrrul
inlal Ooll Rr ir nino year-. dating from
AN'H"N'N 30 ANNtf ifAAi anu uumlutI % [
ludiu wy commiiie" rcportrdS IS @ SO
lll with amendments petition SO. 1. tnI
% o1nsldeftd in connection with =. b
No 1867 ful OflH adopted.
Mesravrs from the houso transferred
u p ~. l2l, a. la6 ilr confederation
SENATOR hroanrll iuiioduod "A but
resoluti"n Tor suhml+slDn ol ths ,ulal
suffrage amendment accompanied hy i
memorial ir"m thv Oregon Elual sli.
.tage Associatlou, upsluv is adoption.
TIE resolution Wds adopted
senator lnmau introduced \. q NO
w., ior primary iaN Real hr aud 1
'cnnd time ani vicrrul b. committee I
ln rl,s'ttpns senator pmshFrI tufrn /
luced u. ~. lni regulating thr tfids /
q BARRIERS X ai ur.t Tune.
SENATOR Stvisvr iutrulnctl =. ~ No |
h, fixing the .alaty IT thr ,chuol .uprr 1
nivudcut ui Wbcolrr cluut, al tiOl p..r 4
nnum. lletl lhrro time. and p,..eI .
y. No lpi, hy Mays-ta regulate
ale oi gosis, wares aud mtrchandi.p.
lcai hui time,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
G. Fl. Hinges, x IIiE!!:;iF I;:s:!g;;;;;:asi &c..
LOBBYISTS EXCLUDED
FROM BAR OF HOUSE
Eddy Says II Infringes the
Dignity Of Legislature.

Hereafter lobbyists will DO compelled
70 remaln outside the bar Of the House
unless upon motion Of member the
couftesiea be formally extended 10 them.
During the vote Friday morning on the
motion 10 reconsider the vote by which
Bfownelis bin 10 exempt tho earn.
ings Of judgment debtors. Representa-.
tive Eddy aroseand indignantly resented
the presence Of lobbyists within the bar
when vote was being taken and ad.
vlalng members how 10 vote lie d,
nounced II az beneath the dignity
OF the house.
hpeaker Reeder approved Mr. Eddy's
protest and announced that here
after tho rules must be followed 10 the
letter and instructed the attendants Of
the house 10 see 10 il that no ono be al.
lowed inside unless entitled to the phvi.
leRe. The offending lobbyist was w
Ga.ena who has been working against
the bill. 6atens represents an orgnpl
Hation Of Portland retailers who have
established a central collection agency.
The vole 10 reconsider was lost and the
bill stands. II exempls the earnings
Of debtors for thirty days previous to
date Of execution on Judgment pro
yidlns the debtor Is married or ha. a
family 20 support.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
MEXICAN
STANDARD
May Change From Silver
to Gold,
BANKER SPEAKS
IN NEW YORK
His Country Has Been a Fine
Field for American In
veStorS.

New Yong. Feb Sat Dime.
given IN his honor by Charles r. Flat
seaor Enrique c. Creel, a banker Of thc
City Of Mexico, was the prircifal
speaker. The dinner was attended by q
number Of prominent nnancicrs. u IL
the general belief that Senior Crcel has
come TO arrange SOME way Of putting
Mexico on gold basic instead Of ber
present silver standard.
Senior Creel said. "seuor + Lmaniour
will be the acliul preslIent oi Mexico
during the European trip Of President
Diiz, which will take place ia the near
future. Hitherto American capital hss
lound ample field for Investment at
home. lts Increase has been 20 enor
nous ia recent years that il now seeks
,yestment abroad Mexico &, the most
profitable Geld TO which it can turn. 4
ln not alone In this opinion. Many Of
he most eminent American Gnanciers
hink eo."
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
FIHsoNAl

}. u. Beckney returned 10 Eusen,
today,
TIE Flws IL dowa % 81 feet above
lew aatfg.
Miss Matte Draper, oi Oregon City, IL
visiting MFa. =. y. HuelAt and family.
Adam wilhelm Of the arm of A. wn.
helm and cons of Monroe, lu visiting ior
iew dars IN the city.
Work has not begun On the o. r. A.
y, dock, - ihs company has not 70.
dNriied iosi where 70 build i.
Coopoa Bean, Who has been spending
aiew Jays "a hls home, went 10 Eugene
today V resume his sladiss,al tho U.
n q.
Henry Ankeny. tho southern Oregon
mlne ownnf, who has beya 10 lhis city
iog seseral days. lelt Zoe Eugune tails
mqfnlnE
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
= - SMOKE - -
Denrp Ube fourth
Clear Havana Cigar. Sold BY
Sam. S. Coll smith Cigar Co,

Sinaior Proebstel of the committee ON
! Einratiun, reported II. 3. No. 2, recon.
mrni'ug lt- passage
Committee on Revision OF Laws-S.
y No 1913. favorable; $. b No. 80.
favorable; $ q. No. 40, favorable; S. g.
No. ~ favorable.
II. Is No 2, by Jarrett, was taken M
undrr suspension ol rulp4. up1u motion
OF Senator Booth and placed upon its
iiutl passage. The Dul was read and
Ncnator i'outh made an eloquent ap.
peal ih its favor. II was passed, 20 ayes,
10 not voting
: b ~. l0S by Mnlkey-Relating 10
school Fund Commissioners Read
iifst ani second time Referred 10 com
mitiro on railroads, with instructions 10
print
Chairman Howe reported $. q No.
~, WITH recommendations that it pass
wiih amendments.
Asae-smeul Committees. b No. 10
S. 30 With recommendation that they
he referred to ths the Judiciary com
mttcc. 50 referred.
House Thursday
Roberts moved ameuimant to House
rules ol order 10 include eugro,ses bills !
committee in the list OF privileged /
n. q 80. l2l. hy Thomson of Uma
lliu, substitute bll granting diplomas Ia
Normal school graduates previous Ia
sept ]. lSlb Passed.
Al Is NJ, %, by puoman, for mora
'Hicirrt organization Of militia. Special
rider lur Friday, 7.30 p m.
III u 40. 81, by Watson. 20 amnpd
'lr rrnrdms uleaitngs iu litxauon ON
contracts passed
u. Is. so 90, by Kirk 10 make LEGAL
marriages Iu,a.haird by supren,e conrt
i,clHou ou divorced persons rrmarrIrd
Aithiu sik mlnths oi tho granting ol
hr decree. pa--ed.
u 40 .i. by Dresser, to proyile
'lrrk aui sioupgnpler lor attorney !
general office, Defeated.
II b, No lo, by Kirk. relating IN
Nli"s on public highway, puyaf. isYJ In
'ni streets Il rrlrrrvi lor amendment.
u % 80. 90 boy GRACE. 10 amend
'au uI Inheritance. Passed.
II b Nu l-n by Thomson of Tina To
ldai masking poualty Tor kfIr,p.uy b.
i'in one io tNeuty wears imprI-luu.,uI
'r iiu" u1i o. yArcei {luuO. p,.s.t
u % No a. by MeUaken. ta AMI c
l'rson lli''n'ch s10vIy, special orIrr jt
y uity p p m
u. % No. loi. by shplry, ds,ns
ourt ivvs pas-td "
ID. % Nn. $40 hy Roberts. 90 proieet %
hvp industry Passed. la
Adjourned Go g.iOa m. Friday.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
JESSIE SHIRLEY
THEATRE COMPANY
A Fayorite Troupe VIII Play
A Week at the Grand

The Jessie Shirley theatrical COM
papy, which is great iavorite with
salem audiences, will appear at the
salem Grand all next week. Following
plays are among the rcperto res "Wor
Of Wealth, ,""The Ugly Duckl.ng "For
Liberty And Love-" Little Lord Font
leroy" "At the White Lion TIE
Country Girl" and "lhe sheai Of Ar
rows"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

1901 IRIBUNEs-In abou, a week
''i De prepared ,osAos the new model.
IF these most popular wheels. ana
'a"t every Prospective baycr or b.c,,,.
o Wait and see ,aeu u.I have ,,.
H'o m'lda,ian ladies. aud Yen,
.'a 'ae usa aa. in regular ,c5.,.,
''o, beside, extra lislt rosl.,er. am.
''er', 'f'ro sad sbaiu,e.. a, SO. an.
%. iTaatto ay .ha, 5at Of M, 81,
''r sales Of rabnns, nr le.o Ilsr
'' h'is1oksa fans. tsrs or ,n,,
.o' a d.i.say' bearing in t,, no,
'' e'-s. m ,lrl.tul,h,,,o,ir in !
..s Ole ..at r.as usaas h., |
Esd .aaaeaa..y r.l sl-I
ed so ea,l,aa,s.at t,,. |
'-, .''' Of '-a DO rg m,
'-.,a-e, a-. 1. kr.s. s.
B A. WIaa.s
Opposite Pos'-E,a, salem. or.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
KILLED IN THE HOUSE

Tho house defeated tho resolution
passed by the senate Frauilup equal
Suffrage 10 womcn by a vote Of ~ TO 2i,
absent TO- Mrs. Dunnlway who has
been lobbying In tho lnieres, Of the bin
Was decidedly disappointed in tho re.
salt which was unexpected. Tho meas.
are was rassed In the senate without
dissent, and the house was expected to
90 likewise
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
COrbett Makes Three Gains
This Week.
MORE CHANGES
SAID TO BE COMING
Solid Old German Farmer
From Umatilla Not Afraid
to Change.

Two changes were developed in Fri
days joint ballot for senator. Senator
PrOebs'e Withdrew Judge Lowell's nan e
and voted for Corbett. Roberts who
changed to Mcbride, recently returned
10 his Grst choice and vo'ed again for
Judge Williams. Appended is the tabled
result and the Joint ballot in detail.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

8. B. %, BY Mdlkey, to made taxes 9
lsin upon real property passed.
s. B 8s by 1nmsnn, to regulate iees
in certain countless passed
5 y 20 by Mulsey. 70 provide ass
tance for the Supreme Court, laid on the
table.
s.B. ~ by Dimmick, to amend sec
ton 0lO HIPS code, relating to action IN
irsuce routta re referred to the jude
ary committee.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

state ys. Il. d. Spencer and Albert
Gordon, criminal iuf,rmgtion arraigned.
state W.. Fred Green, larceny, ar
raigued.
State vs.. Clyde Vaughn. assault with
da gerous weapon, arraigned 10 plead
rob. II, at9a. m
State vs. Benz. Wise, arson, arraigncd
TO plead Feb. nth, at0a. m.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
CIRCUIT COURT
DEPART MENT NO. |,
Some Orders Made at the Ad-
iourned Session to Day

Mrs. l.. r. Noblett and G.. j Zeiglrr,
W, r. w. Durb'n, repledn, plaintiffs
motion 10 strike ont part OF answer
sustained by consent, and agreed that
plaintiff, wilhdraws all claims for dam.
ages.
9 F. Strong vs. \. [. Wagner, g. al
to retax costs, ordered retaxed favor
garnishee at Sl4 %.
State vs. G. +. Wright, larceny from
persons, ar,aigned, pleads not guilty.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

February and March ~ s"'S sSo1s fi n. %GaR' WITH e
made lively months at our store Every department crowd
ed with bargains for we're determined TO make the 20 DAYS
that we have to remain ia our old quarters days that lois OF
people viii remember when they think Of removal sales
Such bargains as we will offer during that time Will have no
equals in the city We have made Up our minds TO have tne
biggest spring trade in the history Of our store and we re go
ing 10 start right now We know prices and our ousl
methods viii catch the trade Help little and well
help you a lot
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
The Moiern wnv

Commends itself to lhe veIlinformeI
to dopleasantly aud efftctualIy what wa.
formerly done in the cruicst manner
aud disagrceably as well. To cleanse
he system and break mp colds. head
aches aud ieycrs With unpleasant after
effects, use ih delightful liquid laxative
remedy, Sy,np Of Figs. Made by Call
tornia Fig Syrup Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

HetONbtE-At the family home at Mar.
loh' ten 3i, W. +. Seosbr, aged 10
years Of Briyht's disease.
Deceased was born in Indiana in 1925.
l'incd the VI r Church when a bow
settled IN Iowa in lsij and one wear
l''ler vas married 10 Christina Boien
n'iier who survive. him. Came TO this
'"''l'n 1910 and settled in Marion six
y. years ago where they unitel with the
friends church, lie leaves three sons
and two daughters TO mourn their loss
Funeral services wers conducted a,
hrenl s church on the 5th by the Rev.
b. r. liIu.haw.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
Coli Weather.

ul'es You good appetite and when
you are looking ior restaurant wlrr.
you can enjoy iirtc'ass meal look ~,
''' ST Eho.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

WASHINGTON, Feb SIN the House
TO lay BIZ was passed to restore 20 the
pension rolls widows Of soldiers Of the
Rebellion who subsequently re married
and later we're again widowed. This
bill applies only to widows Of soldiers
who were married during rebellion.)
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
UNION
PACIFIC
Issues Forty Millions Of
Gold Bonds.
CONVERTIBLE
INTO STOCK
Congress Passes aBiIl Extend
ing Pensions to Certain
Glass of Widows.

Ngw YoRE. Feb. SIT was learned
today that the Union Pacdcs purchase
Of southern Pacific stock is to be financed
by an issue Of 100000 Union Pacific
4 per cent ten year convertible gold
bonds.
They can be converted at the option
OF the holder into. common stock Of the
railroad company before May /, 1906,
and are redeemable at the option Of the
at premium Of 2Jk per cent.
Bonds will be offered 10 stockholders
'or subscription at par.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

b'ed at the Oregon State Insane osv.
''l'' John D.imrrs, aged ~ wears III,
oody was sent % his home in jefferson
where burial took place.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

Wv '.... 20 u' lhe daily PREPARATION lcr
'N Nlus our patrons with The hest =,
'h."isT- ordered aad specis'Iv r,s
!, ',,'l y' l'nnrr each day from 8 20 Sp. m
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08
H OlyerSOnS n.ass rss Sc O. sAssal" sslas
Watches Cleaned 76r
Mdin Springs IO

Ibeonrneor low prices and bow repair department twice
work oey a'ass material and everything do make
Emblem goods
Got our prices saiciea before you buy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-08

] AAnrfus
H.. b, No. ~, by Colyig tn regulate
iorvign corporations. Re referred to
committeo on corpoations.
Upon motion by Briggs an charter
bills upon passage made special order
'or Monday 7;S0 p M.
II b. No. ! by Barrett amending the
code Of evil and criminal procedure ia
iaaI'ce courts la mining eases. Passed.
H. Il No. %, by pearce to amend laws
4 taxation permitting municipal cor
porations Go TAX personal proIer,y
Passed
n b. No. iO5, Butt. to license dog,
and provide penalties Tor yioIa. lone.
Defeated.
IA. b 81, by McAuster suh,tiutr
blll 20 establish the Oregon College. l.|
Appropriate $4,000 Tor buildings and
taoo0 per annum Tor support. Defeated
Speaker Reejrr applinycJ smith. of
Mulinomah, Hawkins aud Roberts ON
uc joint committee 20 investigate Re.
loFm school and iuqa,Ir into tle matter
% receiving girls.
Upon motion by R1hrris. Hau.e cal. 4
Q uiar disconuHuel aui Uubefts. OMEN
ard Whitney appointed committee TO /
conier vlth The state puuuus up5l.e.
dlcing cost Of calead.r.
Ssars -fusr.
Prest Fulton appointed Val, sDf
smith Of Baker under the provisions .
u. j. h No providing .ra commit
tex 20 ascertain ii z,lls reformation
onh he established az tbv reform
school,
: D, ls3 vas mirgiael by piy. -r.
'siing ioF an appropriation oiy, put5.
Do coiihcatiou OF the iass az Or-...
> I, isa, By Smith of Baker. 90 H-rue
i'ationary ENGINEERS N tle -pr,i.l.ri.,I
or Mondsy Niefnoon at2 a'eock.
= D. lti, by Johnston. O., smrnl e..
o. sos % ihe code relating % d.,o., i
,id on the table.
$. b. iis by NaykeaiaH. o. Tenn,
tate treasuTer lo deposit sar..,,.
AL With h'm edb tas ,e,oau %
isiei passed.
$ = iis. BY ssees o. su.sI .,
Hs h'll'' eode, reia,ia. 90 Ialsrns
asset
:, T. ls, ly L'oney rs'aunst,s.
, - sad aSasi9n q Fsrs,al. p-5.- h, ,
aasei y
The Conservative, 1901-04-18

ties. You will see the Nebraska Historical
Society with but a handful Of material
in the museum and then you will be
too late. Thousands of valuable specimens
are being ruthlessly destroyed every
year-even this hematite bust was pre-
served by mere chance-and now
there is yet time, by diligent activity,
to place in the Historical Society mag
nifcent collection that will be credit
to the state. Some day people will
realize that Nebraska stands in archeo-
logy as she does in botany and geology,
on that great dividing line where she
partakes of both eastern and western in
fluences, and so, the richest field of all.
Why cannot something be done now?
E. E. BLACKMAN.
Roca, Nebr., April II, 1901.