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The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
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The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20

IT, Sloan made a business trip to
the county seat on Saturday
Miss Garrett attended teachers meet
ing in Granite Rock on Friday.
w. S. SouthWick is noWslocal land
agent for the Western Town Lot Co.
3. g. Iiarton and wife spent the Sab
bath with Miss Barton s mother on the
farm east Of the village.
The Misses Dineen went down to
Sanborn on Saturday mornings train,
returning in the evening.
s. a. Durgin took the train for Vesta
on Friday evening, where he went to
attend Woodman gathering.
John Moulster, accompanied by Miss
Gladys Dougherty and Miss Myrtle
Longbottom, drove to the Falls Friday.
Mr.. Reed, connected with the Secur-
ity Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Of Chat
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20

Dwarf Essex Rape seed at the ole
Pioneer Grocery.
J. M. DUNNINGTON.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
CLEMENTS.

Pupils in the north school, district
Is, averaging above 95 for the past
month are Matthew Schlosser and
Mildred Schlosser, and Mary HAYWOOD
averaged above 80.
There will be a basket social at north
school i'm district IA on Friday evening,
March .22d. All are invited. Every
lady bring basket with supper for
two.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
MORG An
Johd MART was il ST. Paul the earIy

Johd Marti was in st. Paul the early
part of last week.
Misses Hansen entertained a num-
Der of friends Thursday evening.
. r. b. Dal idson has secured the agen-.
cy for the Champion binder at this
place.
Editor Whitman was at the county
seat Monday morning looking for a
printer.
Appro pirate services will be conduct
ed III the Presby terian church on East
.er Sunday.
Rev. Horn of this place exchanged
pulpits with Rev. McHenry of Delhi
last Sunday.
Miss Louisa Rieke of Fairfax visited
with her sister, Mrs. Hauser, portion
of last week.
Mrs. SchWede was at Nicollet part of
last week visiting her mother, return
ing on Saturday.
A number of large sales Of lumber
are reported by the local yards during
the past few days.
r. p. Dayidion reports the sale of
several pieces of land in Oklahoma,
during the past week.
Mike Goblirsch Of Wadena came up
to Morgan on Friday and spent several
days looking after business matters
Mr.. Weber, buttermaker at the Lone
Tree creamery, was in Morgan on Sat
urday and attended the Isaac johnson
funeral.
G. n. Robinson has rented rooms
in the rear of the Messenger building,
and will move his real estate office into
them soon.
Mrs. III. G. Ferguson was presented
by her lady friends with a gold fruit
dish and berry spoon before she left for
! Chatfeld last week.
Editor Whitman and wife have
moved into the residence until recently
occupied by Fred Ellington and fam
| lily, known as the Fred Hartwick house.
II. Q. Ferguson and family left for
Chatfeld on Thursday last. Mr.. Fer
guson was succeeded as agent for the
/, , YanDusen elevator here by Fred Bill
lington, who has conducted dray line
here for a number of years.
There was "hot time tn the old
town" last Tuesday, election day. AS
usual there were two tickets in the
field. The vote on councilmen was
close. The ticket elected follows:
President of council Frank Ellington,
councilmen E. A. Albrecht, VIM. Mer-
chant and Theo. Bethke; treasurer, H.
M. Ball: recorder Fred Ellington: as,
SCISSOR Joseph Hartwick: justice of the
peace F. E. Davidson; constables M. S.
4 Tolman and John'Schueller.
Isaac Johnson, for the past nine
years a resident of this place, died last
4 Thursday at his home The cause O
death was Bright's disease. Mr.. John
son had been sick for couple O.
weeks. The funeral was held from the
Presbyterian church Saturday morn
ing shortly after ten O'clock. Rev
Horne of this place, assisted by Rev
4 H. McHenry of Delhi, conducted tn,
services. Sixteen members Of tn,
Sleepy Eye Masonic lodge, of whici
Mr.. johnson was member, We're pres
ent and had charge of the funeral. Nj
Johnson was born in Canada 64 year
ago. He came to Minnesota in 1856
and took farm at Lone Tree, Brow
county, on which he lived until 1891
J when he moved to Morgan. His wife
four daughters and one son surviv
him. The remains were laid TO rest il
the Lone Tree cemetery. Mr.. Johnso
was q man of noble characteristics an
respected by all who knew him. III
was an elder ofthe Presbyterian churc
of which he was member and faitk
full attendant.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
For Sale at a Bargain.

One half block Is lots) with dwelling,
barn, poultry house and yards, good
garden. shade trees and shrubbery, in
Redwood Falls, Mimi.
w. III. WHITMAN, Aberdeen, S. d.
Or, J. B. Robinson & Co., Redwood
Falls, MINI. 80
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
Cattle Wanted.

Highest market price paid for cattle
in farm machinery, hardware or furni
ture, by Farrell & Keefe, North Red.
wood. M-tf,
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20
/ House and Lot for Sale.

Lot. 8, block /, Lamberton's g addition
to city Of Redwood Falls, just east OF
the w. r. CasWell residence, with q
good five room residence on same, i
offered for sale cheap. Inquire of
ALBERT 3. CLARK,
332-5t, Redwood Falls p. O.
The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-20

3 r.. III. Kempton will be at the Red
wood Falls stock yard every Saturday,
prepared to buy your hogs. Bring in
your hogs, and give him an opportuni-
ty to bid on them before selling. 50
Free press., 1901-09-21

Charlie Reeder has cut his altal
ia crop on his farm west of town.
Miles Mulroy has closed his Sun
flower restaurant for this harvest.
Elias Johnson has bought the
residence and orchards of the
Freese Plantation in southeast part
of town, She will 90 extensively
into chicken raising.
John SchIyer and daughter are
visiting in Buffalo during those
exciting times. Mrs. S. will re
turn with them soon.
The Masonic bodies OF Hays
city nave go ten out a handsome
1901 Calendar giving list of the
officers at their organization anC
as at present.
Hughy Byers of Buckeye me
with bad accident. He and anC
ther boy were playing with a pis
tol when it accidentally went off
the ball gong clear thro the from
part of young Byers stomach anc
making an ugly wound that DR.
Snyder had to dress.
Free press., 1901-09-21

Ben Arnold has got his girl a
new b1cvcle to ride to school
Cox has added a gasoline en-
gIne to his elevator
Young Peter johnson IS now
clerking in the 1st National bank
Mrs. Feitz is having good luck
with her incubator, getting "a
fine chickens out of 104 eggs,
Misses Conboy and Vermond on
Monday left for another year at
their colleges.
The cold spell of Tuesday eaus
ed the people to get their stoves
out and buy some coal
Judge Monroe and reporter
Rea went to Russell this week tol
term at court.
Sut C w Howard has not en-
listed, don't intend to enlist, but
hae gone to Ellis to work in the E
B shops.
Last night l went about,
Full OF trouble and of doubt.
Now I'm smiling and dance will
delight
had some Rocky Mountain Tel
last night. Ask your druggist
Free press., 1901-09-21

MIR & Mrs Wm Hall have gone
east on q visit.
Fred Havemann and wife have
gone to z, G. on a visit,
Sept. goth Ice formed on the tan
ding water and a white frost.
Our Band in full uniform went
to Wakeenev Thursday night to
play st their re-uDlon.
The Ellis Band is not going to
the Denver carnival, the shop men
cant get away from their work.
Mrs. George Philip entertained
the Presbyterian society Thurs
day evening.
A car of our Reservation horses
and colts were shipped this week
to York, Penn,
The tennis club have laid of q
new Court adjoining the one al
Mlller's and now have two games
running and lots of sport.
CATTLE WINTERED.
Wanted. $50 head of cattle tt
winter. For particulars address
ED TIMMA, SC1O,
Graham CO. Kansas.
Free press., 1901-09-21

Geo. W. Lane, PeWamo. Mich.
writes: sYeur Kodol DyspepHs
Cure is the best remedy for midi
gest1on and stomach trouble that !
ever used, For years I suffered
from dyspepsia, at times compel
ling me to stav IN bed and causing
me untold agoHY. L am completely
cured by Kodal Dyspepsia Cure
I recommend 1t to friends who suf
fer from Indigestion always OF
fer to pay for it if it fails. Thus far
I have never paid. JC Farley,
Free press., 1901-09-21

Mrs James Reeder has returned
from her trip to the South
Charley eager is now working
here in the News Office.
Mrs. Gager's brother IN Ohio
is very sick and she soon goes
there to nurse HIM.
Mrs. E. Il, Cole and children
are expected home to day from
their eastern trip
Mrs. I M. Yost is expecting a
visit soon from her daughter, Mrs
Cooper.
Mrs, Matte Feitz Breiner and
her husband from Pennsylvania
are hoTne on a visit
b D Shafer has been taking in
the Cleveland encampnelt and
exciting days at Canton. Ohio.
Mrs. Mills, of Livengood and
Co. is going to California on 6
visit to friends
Postmaster Downing Handsomely
decorated the Post office Window
Memorial day.
Mrs Cavender is going to New
Orleans with her daughter and hai
rented her cottage to Hugh Irwin
P. w. Smith and daughter En-
ma are going to Rochester to visi
relatives and the Buffalo exposition
Dode Barnes had a narrow es
cape from bad accident, catchJnI
his heel in the threshing machin
but quickly getting loose.
Free press., 1901-09-21
IMPROVED FARM

For Sale Cheap
240 acres, 10 miles north of Walk
er 6 4 south of Saline river, one
mile to school house. 4 miles to the
new Catholic church. Farm all
fenced, 100 acres under cultlva
ton, 40 more Gao be broken,
Abundance and never failing water
and big pond Good pasture land
Best of wheat and feed raised eve
ry year oD the farm, 5 roomed
frame house, barn for IL head, &
correu. 5000 bushel granary. 1OC
bearing peach, so bearing cherry,
and other fruit and shade trees,
Will be sold cheap on easy terms
Come see or address
ErGStus Il Brunaett, Fairport
Free press., 1901-09-21
METCALFS, LANGHAGE
TO DENVER CARNIVAL.

On Monday night train, Sept.
30th the Hays city Band, 40 mem
bers, 90 to the Denver carnival,
to be there 3 days reaching home
Friday morning. having secured
reduced r. r. rate of $10,70 for
the round trip.
A never failing cure for burns,
cuts, sealds, ulcer wounds & sores
is DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
A most soothing and healing rem
edy for all skin affections, Accept
only the genuine. J G Farley,
Free press., 1901-09-21
A big gang of Italians continue
grading the E r track east of town

A big gang of Italians continue
grading the E r track east of town
Lots of big watermelons are now
being brought in from the Saline
valley.
Mr. Wilson, of the ] S Thomp
son & Co. bank business of Lacon
Illinois is here looking after their
affairs,
Last Saturdays Free Press was
the first paper to announce TO the
people in the county the death of
our President and the only one of
the county papers to give hand
some picture of Mckinley and his
heart broken wife.
Henry Braydon, Harris, n, G
saws: 81 took medicine 20 years
for asthma but one Bottle of One
Minute Cough cure did me more
good than anything else during
that tip1e. Best Cough cure. j g
Farley.
At the Presbyterian church last
Sunday evening very appropriate
| Memorial services were held in the
memory of president Mckinley.
a large picture of him standing on
the platform draped in black.
Work goes slow in driving the
big piles for the Smokey river new
bridge, but the big iron weight
slowly but surely drives them into
the required position
Sid Darling. 1912 Howard street
Port Auron, Mich. writes: L have
tried many pills and laxatives but
DeWItt's Little Early Risers are
far the best pills L have ever used.
They never grippe. j c Farley.
Money to loan.
I have lot of special money
to loan on cattle at special low
rate of interest. See me at the
Elevator. Ed +. Madden.
Statesmen WANTED
to look after our interests III ELL
and adjacent counties. Salary o
Commission. Address
The Factor OIL Go.
CleUeEanG, Oha0.
Free press., 1901-09-21
A SOW Strayed.

From nv farm In Pleasant hull
township a black, sholt haired,
white spot in forehead Sow. weigh
ing $50 pound, heavv with pig,
(must have had pigs by this tIme),
Finder will be rewarded on send
ing word to
Martin Gross, Hays, Kan,
Free press., 1901-09-21
Black horse

Strayed or Stolen from my stable
Wednesday night, Sept: 11th.
Has a long black tail, and had Oh
ringed leather halter and rope
lead strap Finder will be reward
ed on sending word TO
G. ". Miller, Hays city
Free press., 1901-09-21
Mrs James Nolan Is moving to
town to her cottage on g. Juniata,

Mrs James Nolan Is moving to
town to her cottage on g. Juniata,
Episcopa2 s'.s5ess ssss.y
Evening ct the zzrsshvtsrian
church By Arch Ceaoo7 Wat-
kinds. All cordially invited,
In the Lutheran church Sunday
the morning sermon will be
Lessons from the Tragedy at B0f
taIo', and the evening 'fChoice OF
q Companion
Young Peoples society at Z.
.METCALFS' LANGUAGE
books csn now be exchanged for
ISJtOtsOu's GrGnnser at FarleYss
or Bell & Murden's. Those who
celIed with these books should now
call again and exchange them,
An English association regard
ing women's happiness has offered
reward of B50o for a greater
blessing to women than Rocky
Mountain Tea Sensible move.
Ask your druggist
Free press., 1901-09-21
A Concert

On Saturday night. the 29th
the Band will give ono of their
Concerts IN g. A. r hall to raise
money for their Denver trip An
interesting program Is promised.
Free press., 1901-09-21
READY FOR WORK.

George Drake has come back to
town after a long job of work at
the Beach rancho, and in Barton
county. He is now ready for
any work in his line, sharpening a
saw or knife, repairing your clock
or machine, or any kind of carpen
ter work At his home adjoining
the Brunswick hotel
Don't want until you become chro
nicaiIY constipated but take De
Wits Little Early Risers now and
then. They will keep your liver &
bowels in good order, Easy to
take Safe pills. ] @ Farley.
Free press., 1901-09-21

Norris Silver, North Stratford
n. H.: i purchased a bottle of I
Minute Cough cure when suffering
with cough doctors told me was
1ncurable. One bottle relieved me
the Cd & Sd almost cured. To day
l am a we'll man.. JC Farley.
Free press., 1901-09-21

Mrs Magrane has gone to Buf
falo to spend the winter with her
relatives.
Free press., 1901-09-21
Chickens. r

| offer for sale so dozen last
years good big hens at 50 a dozen
and will deliver IN Havs in dozen
lots. Address ChGs HOf,
PlainvilIe or Turkville, Kan. P,O,
Free press., 1901-09-21
BLdckHdir

sI have used your Hair Vigor
for FIVE years and am greatly
pleased with it. 1t certainly re-
stores the original color to gray
hair. Itkeeps my hair soft. MRS.
Helen Kilkenny, New Portland, Me.
Free press., 1901-09-21

Tom Long took his shooting
gallery up to the Wakeenv reunion
this week.
Butchers Carrick 6 Thomas had
to bring in another car of man.
ufactured ice from Kansas city to
supply their customers
Free press., 1901-09-21

IKh6te LeQh07va CNacken8,
Monnaoth Bronze ImrkevS.
Can always be found at my farm
southwest of Hays. Stock guar
anteed of the very best.
Louis Rr2us, Hays p, O.
Free press., 1901-09-21

Ayers Hair Vigor has
been restoring color 10
gray hair for fifty years,
and it never fails to do
this work, either.
You can rely upon it
for stopping your hair
from falling, for keeping
your scalp clean, and for
making your hair grow.
s1.Ge bottle. All druggists.
If your druggist cannot supply you,
send us one dollar and VIC viii express
you a bottle. Be sure and give the name
of your nearest EXPRESS Office. Address,
j. C. AVER &C., Lowell, Mass.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-03-27

v patek zniceno bylo ohnen
blfze Milan, ILL.,, stavenf Johna
Hollanda. Diva synkove jeho uho'
fell, kdezto Holland, manzelka
ieho a ctyfi dftky zachranili sc
skokem druheho poschodf, avsak
nasledkem tezkeho zranenf museli
dopraveni byti do nemocnice.
We stAtnim senatu minnesot.
skem pfijata pfedloha Chiltonova,
kterouz zakazuje Sc sfatek sfle'
nych, ,padoucnici stizenych a blbych
osob jizto Sc pozaduje lekafske
vysvedceni vsech zadateld po-
volenf ku sfiatku. Dodatkem do
volen Jest shatek blbc1 pies As
rokd starych.
v nedeli rano znicen byl po-
zarem ledovy palac We West parku,
ma So. Jefferson ul. We Filadel-
fiji, kterehoz pouzivano bylo jake
kluziste i vyraben mem led pre-
cbchodnf dtely. Ztrata ohnem
sp1sobena odhsduje Sc ma $Ioo,
900, pojisteni obnasf SIS, 900.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-03-27
Ze statniho snemu.

Usnesenfm obou snemoven usta-
noveno odrocenf snemu ma 'zftfek
a tim zaroveh vyloucena temef
moznost uskutecneni volby sena-
torske, tax ze stat mas senatu
spolkooem po pfisti diva roxy bez
zastoupenf as zdstane. Stane Sc
tax k nemale hanbe yetsiny repu-
blikanske, kteraz sama mezi sebou
usjednotiti Sc nemohla a kteraz
zajmy strany statu podrobila
z5jmim jednotlivc1 zajmdm ze-
leznitnfch korporacf, kterez, jake
pfi podobnych volbach v minulo-
sti, i tentokrate We volbe senator
ske hlavni roll hraly zvolenf
osob jim Sc nehodicich zakrotenim
svym nepfipustily. A to neni
jedinym, Gin Sc nynejsi snem
"vyznamenal". Nevykonal totiz
temef niceho toho, CO v platfor-
me republikanske volitstvu Y PIT
pade vitszstvi strany bylo slibovA-
no tim dana popokratdm opstna
do ruky zbrah, ze republikanske
sliby : jsou chyby. Usnesenfm,
aby jiz Ultra snem Sc odrocil, zabi.
ty pfedlohy ma regulovani doprav-
nj sazby zeleznicnf, ma regulovani
sazby telegrafnf telefonnf, ma re.
gulovanf poolatkd V ohradach do
byttfch co nejhorsiho, nepfijate
ami move rozvrzenf statu kon.
gresni, senatnf a poslanecke dist
rikty, kterez de dstavy jedine a
vyhradne provedeno hyti mdze ,
pravidelnem zasedanf snemu, pfi.
mo po provedenf censu narodnf,
ho. A podobne stale Sc S jinymi
ddlezitymi pfedlohami, kterez "a.
imy poplatnictva naseho lepe chra'
niti mely.
Vysledek vterejsfho, So. hlaso
vanf senatora spolkoveho by
nasledovnfm:
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V senatu pfijata dtery po tfi-
dennfm projednavanf pfedloha
ohledne zaruk pfipadech odvo-
lani pfi exekuci, jakoz pet pied :
loh jinych. Jednou Mich jest
pfedioha, stanovici trest I al Z
rokd kaznice a pokutu az $500 ma
vydiranf penez osoeovanfm a
pfedloha, stanovicf vysku zaruk
jednotlivych dfadnikc. Guver.
nerem oznameno podepsani Pied
lohy ma dlevu nejvyssiho soudu a
podepsanf noveho charteru so.-
omazskeho. We stfedu pfijata
pfedloha ma ochranu zvefe a pta-
ctva, tax ze jiz jen podpisu guver-
nerova zapotfebi jest, by zakonem
Sc stala. v dalsim projednana
celia fada pfedloh We schulz pie
narnf mezi pfedlohami, k pfijetf
odporutenymi, nalezala Sc ona,
nafizujfcf prodej residence guver
nerovy, pro populistickeho guver-
nera Holcomba populistickym sne-
mem koupene. v teze schulz
vzata ma vedomi zprava zvlastnfho
vyboru, jemuz svefeno bylo roz-
hcdnutf, kdy ze snem odroeiti Sc
ma sice ustanoveno odrocenf ma
zftfek, etvrtek, pfi cemz ovsem
nenf vyloutena moznost, ze Ease
danf az do patku neb dokonce al
do soboty Sc protahne, pfi temz
hodiny die stareho zvyku zpet po-
strkovany by byly. We ctvrtek
vsnovana vetsina casu projedna-
vanf pfedlohy McCargarovy. KITE
rouz nejvyssfmu nzvladnimu, stat
nfmu pokladniku auditorovi ds-
vzno bylo by pravo k vyrovnanf
Sc rueiteli vsech byvalJch dad
nfkn stztnich, kteff By stztu
jakoukolit ezstku dIuhovsli KITE
rouz dosud soudne skolektovati sc
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z PoLITICKEHO svETA.
Z Washingtonu.

! Z Washingtonu Sc oznamuje,
ze ma mf,to nynejsiho navladniho
Griggse, kteryz /. dubnem dfadu
sveho odstoupi, Jmenovan bude
P. c. Knox z Pittsburgh.
! v sobotu obdrzel spanelsky
vyslanec, yevoda dArcos, cd stat
niho sekretafe Hay-e pokladnitni
poukazku ma sIoo, 600 "a postou.
peni dvou hlipinskych ostrov1,
Gagsyan Sulu Sibitu, Jez nebyiy
zahrnuty We smlouve mfru, uza-
vfene mezi Spanelskem Spoj.
Staty Io. prosince r. 1898.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-03-27

no, ze Cottier byl zavrazden, w.
dals Sc policie ma stihanf Daye,
kteryz brzku byl pronasledovni-
ky obklfcen a vida, ze 1t9k jest
nemozn}m, usmrtil Sc. = Pficina,
pro kterou Cottiera zavrazdil, jest
neznama.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-03-27
zhoubne fidenf tornado.

Carrie NationovA podepsala
snlouvu ma sest pfednasek Gin
cinnati. Ia kazdou pfedndsku OBJ
drzf SIoo a mimo to kryta budod
"podnikately" vsechna jeff vydani.
Zdrzvi zazilil
Panf Frank AurleighovA, 80
letz manzeIka holiee z Prosperity,
Kan, zastfelila jednom hostinci
mule svebo, kteryz pry nf domo
nechtel jfti. Byla zatcena.
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Vyloueeni Z volby.

We statnfm snemu maryland
skem pfijata byla We stfedu voleb-
nj pfedloha, kterouz zbaveno jest
vice nez 50, 900 obcanh, neumejf
cfch cisti psati, hlasovacfho
pyAya. Bude-ii tato pfeiioha po
depsana guvernerem, vejde plat
most zakon, zakazujicf yolebnim
klerknm, ktefiz volice, neznajicf
cfsti psati, doprovazeli k voleb,
nfmu osudf tam jim hlasovacf
lfstky bud sami vyhotovovali aneb
jim ukazovali, jak je mali vyplniti,
dale tax ciniti. Demokrate tvrdf,
ze dosavadnfm spdsobem prozra-
zovano bylo tajemstvf volebni, jez-
to najatf nahonci mohli Sc takto
pfesyedciti, jestli koupenf voliti
hlasovali die rozkazd jim danych.
Nez druhe strany Sc soudi. ze
zakonem tfmto zbaveno bude hla-
sovaciho prava 90, 900 ternochn a
IS. 900 beloch1, nichzto vsichni
eernosi as so procent belochd
hiasovaii republikansky. vyiouce-
nfm techto volic1 hodlaji demo-
krate dosfci zvolenf demokraticke
statnf legislatury touto demokra-
tickEho senatora.
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zufivy zapas.

Legislaturou statu Wisconsin
pfijata byla patek po zufivem
zapasu pfedloha primarnfch vol
bach 81 hlas1m proti 48. Posla-
nee Evans, ackoliv byl jeste velmi
slab nasledkem nedavne nemoci,
pfijel rano tehoz dne ma natlak
protivnikd pfedlohy Milwaukee
do Madison, ably hlasoval proti
pfedloze. Poslanec Herman Mil
ler ma dolehanf neptatel pfedlohy
odlozil pohfeb syna sveho ma
druhY den, ably hlasem pomohl
pfedlohu ubiti. Sin zasedacf byla
posluchaci, mezi Dimiz bylo
mnoho Zen, pfeplnena.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1901-03-27

nepodafilo a tai konecne k pfijetf
odporutena. Pfedloha tato "a
hlavni 1cel ma vyrovnani Sc ru-
titeli zpronevefileho pokladnfka
statnfho, Bartley-ho a Omaha
National bankou, kterAz re zpro-
nevefene Jim castky S1Ia, COO ma
ulehceno byti ma j ruciteldm,
kteff jinak konecne piece jen celou
zpronevefenou castku nahraditi by
museli. Dale k pfijeti odporutena
pfedloha, nafizujfcf v Omaze zff-
zenf mestske poptavarny prace,
jejizto spravce ;nesfcne $1oo by
dostaval, pfi cemz ovsem mesto
veskere vydanf, vydrzovanim
dfadovny te spojene, kryti by mu-
selo. Vsechny ostatni poptavarny
podebne platiti by musely rotnf
iicensi v obnosu 5000 a zarovek
sloziti by musely zaruku $40, 900.
Z ostatniho dluzno uvesti, ze 70
proti hlasu porazena pfedloha,
nafizujfci prodej residence guver :
nerovy. - V patek We schdzi pie
narnf odporucena k pfijetf pfedlo-
ha, odskodhujfcf byvaleho poklad-
nika statniho Merserva a poklad-
nfka nynejsfho, Stuefera "a vydani,
S obstaranfm zaruky spoieneho
podobne stale Sc pfedlohou,
kterouz zvysuje Sc plat omazskeho
komptrolera zalobce mestskeho
kterouz zarovefi snizuje Sc zaru-
ka omazskeho pokladnfka
komptrolera, pfi cemz zarovef
tato ma dale nakladem mesta opa-
tfovana byti ma. Pfedloha pfija-
ia vzdor protestu senatora Bald
rige proti neustalemu zvysovanf
bfemen poplatnictva omazskeho a
pfijata hlavne ma natlak obou po-
pokratickych senatorn zdejsich.-
v sobotu pfijata IS proti n hla-
sum pfedloha, povolujfcf penfze
ma zaplacenf zsruk byvaleho ny
nejsfho pokladnfka statnfho a po-
dobne pfijata II proti II hlasnm
pfedloha, opravfiujfcf smirne W.
rovnanf $ rueiteli zpropevsfil@ho
| pokladnika stztnfho, Bartley.ho.
Mimo ttchto dvou pfijato II
pfedloh iinych nSkolik jich pro-
jednano We schnzi plenarnf. Gu
vernerem oznameno podepsanf
pfedlohy ma ochranu zvefe a pta-
ctva. v pondeli, krom vseho
oeekavanf, pfiiato 1o proti "a hla-
snm usnesenf, ably snem We ttvrtek
Sc odrotil, nacez pfedlozeno po-
selstyf guvernera, nemz odporu-
tuje pfijetf zakona, jfmz by plat
zapisnfka nejvyssfho soudu ma
$I5oo urcen byl ably poplatky
soudnf ma dale pokladne statni
odvadeny byly. Zbytek zasedznf
venovan projednavanf noveho roz-
vrzenf statu v senatni poslane-
cke distrikty.
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